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Nall Geo. Solr. & Agt. to the Wrighted • lUNE'lON HUNDRED W .A.RWICK DIVISION. 743 J a.rrett, Shipston dist.; relieving officers, Edward Rouse Wheatcroft, Campden dist.; Charles Holland, Brailes dist. ; Stephen J arrett, Shipston dist. ; J ames Hunt, auditor ; and The Right Hon. Lord Redesdale, chairman. The County Court comprises the following places, viz. : Admington, Batsford, Bourton-on-the-IIill, Campden, Clopton, Ebrington, Hidcote, Leamington, Mickleton, Moreton-in-Marsh, Quinton, and Todenham, in the county of Gloucester; Barchester, Brailes, Burmington, Butlers Marston, Cherrington, Compton W ynyates, Halford, Honington, ldlicote, Ilmington, Oxhill, Pillerton Hersey, Pillerton Priors, Stretton-on­ Foss, Stourton, Sutton, Tysoe, Whatcote, Whichford, W olford Great, and W olford Little, in the county of Warwick; Blockley, Shipston-ou-Stour, Tidmington, and Tred­ ington, in the county of Worcester: Frederick Trotter Dinsdale, Esq., judge; Edw.V ere Nicoll, Esq., clerk. SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR DIRECTORY. POST OFFICE at Mr. Rd. Brain's. Letters arrive at 7-40.a. m.; dispatched 5-18 p. m. ; box closes 4-15 p.m. Letters arrive from Chipping N orton, 5-3 p.m., despatched at 7-55 p.m. Adams Geo. stone mason FreemanE. plmb.pntr.&glzr. Nelson Geo. grave-stone ctr Adkins Edmund, tanner Freeman J oseph, beerhouse Newton J no. tailor Alder Mrs. Ann Gardner John, builder Nicoll Edw. V ere, solr. and Ash field G eo. gardener Gardner Mary, shopkeeper clt'rk, County Court Ashfield J ane, tailoress Gardner Thos. shoe maker Parker Harry. builder Badger Fras. grocer Gardner Th. carptr. & joiner Parker Mrs. Ann Badger John, draper Gibbs Wm. shoe maker Parker John, beerhouse Badger Rd. senr. farmer Gillett Edmd. butcher Parker Saml. carpenter BadgerRd.wine&spiritmcht. Gillett Thos. hosier Phillips Wm. tailor Bagnall Wm. baker Godson Edw. shopkeeper Pittaway Thos. beerhouse Banister Edwd. solicitor Goss T. Liscombe, Union mr Prew J no. saddler Banister Edward Charles, Hall & Clarke, draper Rainbow Jno. farmer solicitor, and agent to the Hands James, corn miller Richardson Steph. hatmanfr Birmingham l'ire Office Hands John, blacksmith Sale Hy. bookseller, chemist, Banner Wm. Jno. shoe mkr Hands Richd. shoe maker and stamp distributor Bellamy Mrs. M ary Hancock Fdk., solr. &agent SaleJno.furnishingironmgr. Berry Rt. maltstcr & beerhs. to the County Fire and brazr. locksm. & bellhngr Berwick Robt., beerhouse Provident Life Offices Salmon Geo. butcher Best Hy. watch maker Hancox Steph. confectioner Savage Mary, school Bolton Thos, fruiterer HawleyWm.D. excise offer. Savage Thos. tinner& brzer. Bolton Wm. shoe maker HaywardW.boot&shoemkr Smiles Wm. surgeon BrickwellJph. shoe maker Hemmings Wm. grocer Snow Sus. Eliza, school Callaway John, droggist Higgins Alf. hair dresser Stanley L. J. builder Callaway Thos. glover Higgins Sarah, school Stephens Rd. maltst. & baker ChurchleyHy. hasketmaker Higgins Thos. watch maker Stokes Jno.schoolmaster Clark Ez. grcr. &provsn. dlr. Hitchman Wm. saddler Stowe Geo. veterinary mrgn. Cockbill R.fruitr.& leather dl Hodgkins Mrs. Mary Sturch Wm. toy dealer Coleman Samuel, Esq. Horniblow Wm. surgeon SturchW.Eden&Ed.grocrs. Coleman Thomas, baker H nghes J ph. rope maker proviso. dlrs. coffee rstr.&c Collier Frederick, surgeon, lnsall F.auctioneer&survyr. SummertonJesse, butcher schoolmr.• & agent to the Jarrett Steph. registrar of Summerton Mr. Waiter Clerical, Medical, & Genl. b.s & d.s, & relieving offer Taylor Mr. Samuel Neat Life Office Jennings John, nurseryman WellsT.watchmk.&bankmg Cook Thos. shopkeeper King Geo. blacksmith White Mr. John Cooper Thos. eooper King Geo. plmbr. paintr. &c WhiteJno.leathr.cnt.&curr. Crammer Robt. baker Kinzett and Son, saddlers White S. printer & statnr.&c Day Emanuel, nurseryman Lovett Robt. blacksmith W iggington Mr. Orange Dodeswell Mr. Samuel Lyne Wm.eurrier Wiggins Jph. butcher Dudley Rev. Charles Mace Wm. grocer Wiggins Solomon, butcher Easthope Ed. plmbr. & pntr. Marshall Chas. shoemaker Wilson Ch. drogst.&seedsm Ellis Henry, builder Marshall Wm. chief eonstbl. Wilson Thos. hair dre55er Evans Rev. Wm. B. D.rector Miles Mrs. Ann W orraU J ames, draper Fiefield Mary, school Morris Rev. John, Bap. min. Worroll Rohert, butcher Fisher Jas. boarding school Nall Geo. solr. & agt. to the WrightEd. Welchm&.JJ,M.D. Fisher J, plmbr. pntr, & glzr. Norwich Un,Fire& LueOf W;right Jph. tailor 4D2 .
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