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458 FAR GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY's Farmers-Continued 458 FAR GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S FARMERs-continued. Compton George, Upleaden cross, CraddockF.Eastington,Northlech.R.S.O Clarke Martin, Stow, Clearwell,Coleford Newent, Gloucester Creese F.Wickeridge st.Hasfield,Glo'ster Clarke Willoughby, Slaughter (Upper), Compton W.Rangewrthy.Wickwr.RS.O Creese G. Brockhampton, Cheltenham Bonrton-on-the-Water RS.O Compton William, Upleadon, Glo'ster Creese In. Wm. Gubshill, Tewkesbnry Clement Joseph, Gt. Rissington, Bour- Constance Mrs. Luey, The Steps, CresswellMrs.S.StokeOrchrd.Cheltnhm ton-on-the-Water RS.O Longhope RS.O Crew Arthur, Cold Ashton, Chippenhm Clements A. ltchington, Alveston R.S.O Constance Mrs. M. A. Longhope R.S.O Crew H. J. Healey et.Hinton,Chippnhm Clements George, Earthcott, Bristol Constance William, Longbope R.S.O CrippsRWithington,Andoversfrd.R.S.O Clifford Henry, Apperley, Tewkesbul'Y Cook Albert J.Quenington, :Fairford S.O Critchley Allan Lindsay, Hunt court, Clifford John Hewer, Ravenswell, With- Cook Alfred, Moreton, ThornburyRS 0 Badgeworth, Cheltenham ington, Andoversford R.S.O Cook Arthur Joseph, Norton, Gloucester Critchley John, Longford, Gloucester Clifford R C. Quenington, FairfordS.O Cook Edward, Fairford S.O Cracker Eastcott, Vine & Southfield Clifford Thomas, UpperSwell, Stow-on- Cook E. Wm. Boddington, Cheltenham farms, Forthampton, Tewkesbury the-Wold 8.0 Cook Edwin, Horton, Chipping Sodbul'y Crook J. sen. France Lynch, Stroud Clifford William, The Morse, Drybrook, Cook Geo. Bledington, Chipping Norton Crook Wm.Blackhouse,Newent,Glo'ster Micheldean RS.O Cook George, Edgeworth, Cirencester CrossleyF.Admingtn.Shipston-on-Stour Clift Frank P. Manor house, Walton Cook Henry, Gotherington, Cheltenham Crossley Henry George, Clifford Cham· Cardiff, Tewkesbury Cook John, Ashwicke grange, Marsh- bers, Stratford-on-Avon Clift John, Stanley-Pontlarge, Winch- field, Chippenham CrumpF.Wottn.St.Mary m·hout. Glo'l;tr comb RS.O Cook Joseph, Upper Oddington, Stow- Crump Hubert, Laverton, Buckland, CliftSidney,Walton Cardiff,Tewkesbury on-the·Wold S.O Broadway RS.O. (Worcs) CliftW.R.DeerhurstWalton,Tewkesbury Cook Michael, Chedworth 8.0 Crump John, Grafton, Tewkesbury Cloke C.J.Upleadon et. Upleadon,Glo'str Cook Pharoah, Iron Acton, Bristol Crump John, Tredington house, Tred.. Cloke Christopher Venning, High- Cook Richard, Hatherop, Fairford S.O ington, Tewkesbury • leadon, Gloucester Cook Robert, North Nibley, Dursley Crump Joseph, Saintbury, Broadway CounsellJ. DeerhurstWalton,Tewkesbry Cook Samuel, Staverton, Cheltenham RS.O. (Worcs) Clutterbuck Cartwright, Ley, Newnham Cook T. Lower Swell, Stow-on-the-Wold Crump Martin, Childs Wickham,Broad.. Clutterbuck Frank, Fretherne-with- CookT.Sevenhampton,Andovrsfd.R.S.O way R.S.O. (Wores) Saul, Stonehouse Cooke John, Halmore, Berkeley Crump Martin, Lassington, Gloucester Clutterbuck H. Wm. Hartpury, Glo'str Cooksley Alfred, Pucklechurch, Bristol Cryer Charles, Mangotsfield, Bristol Clutterbuck James,Tidenham,Chepstow CooleFredk. W.SouthCerney,Cirencestr Cryer Edwd. Cully hall, Bitton, Bristol ClutterbuckJohn,Buckettshill, Berkeley Coombe Thomas, Charlton Abbots, Cryer John, Doynton, Bristol Clutterbuck John, Hardwicke, Glo'ster Andoversford R.S.O Cryer Tobias, Wick, Bristol Clutterbuck Waiter, Adsett, Newnham Coombes A. Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Cryer William, Wick, Bristol Clutterbuck William, Oldbury-upon- Cooper F. A. Westbury-on-Trym, Bristl Cull :\lisses C. A. &F. M. New house, Severn, Thornbury RS.O Coopey Isaac R. & Misses Samh & Apperley, Tewkesbury Clutterbuck William, Whitefield court, Annie, Bentham, Cheltenham Cullimore Ambrose,Slimbridge,Stoneho Apperley, Tewkesbury Coopey Baynom,Brockworth,Gloucester Cullimore Ambrose, jun. Framptonoon" Clutterbuck William Chadnor, For- Copner John, Stonehouse Severn, Stonehousa thampton, Tewkesbury COIbett Charles, Hardwicke, Cheltenhm Cullimore Arthr. Inst, Pilning, Bristol Coates William, Sapperton, Cirencester Corbett Cotterill, Lower Quinton, Cullimore C.E. Kents grn.Tayntn.Glo'str Cobb John, Coalpit Heath, Bristol Stratford-on-Avon Cu1limore George Frederick, Berkeley Cockburn John, Huntley, Gloucester Corbett George, Evington, Cheltenham CullimoreGeorgeLeonard,Hallen,Bristol Colbourne In.ComptonGreenfield,Bristl Corbett J.Cotswold 10.Swindn.Cheltnhm Cullimore Henry, Pennsylvania, Sed· ColdicottA.Aston-sub-Edge,CampdenSO Cormell F. Ashton-under-Hill,Tewksbry bury, Chepstow Coldicott Charles, Mickleton, Moreton- Cormell Fredk. Grafton, Tewkesbury Cullimore L. Lower Stone,FalfieldRS.O in-Marsh Cornock Charles Tratman, Hillesley, Cullimore L. Sibland, Thornbury RS.O Coldicott John, Cow Honeybourne, Wotton-under-Edge Cullimore Thomas, Swanley, Berkeley Broadway RS.O. (Wores) Cornock Miss Hannah, Newton, Rock- Cullimore William J.P. Moreton, Thorn- ColdicottHobt.Westington,CampdenS. 0 hampton, Falfield RS.O bury RS.O . Coldicott William Henry, Marfurlong, Cornock John, Blanchworth, Dursley Cummins Ernest John, Poydresses, Ebrington, Campden 8.0 Cornock John, Gossington, Slim- Newent, Gloucester Coldrick Charles, Sneedham green, bridge, Stonehouse Cummins William, Newent, Gloucester Upton St. Leonards, Gloucester Cornock John, jun. Shepherdine, Old- Dancer Frank, Withington, Andovers" Coldrick Henry, Sneedham green, Up- bury-upon-Severn, Thornbury R.S.O ford R.S.O ton St. Leonards, Gloucester Cornock Nicholas, Alkington, Dursley Dangerfield Andrew,Througham,Stroud Cole Henry, Ashbrook, Ampney St. CornockWm.jun.Aust,ThornburyR.S.O Dangerfield John, Througham, Strond Mary, Cirencester Cornock Wm. Geo. Thornbury R.S.O Daniel T.Kingscote,Wotton-under-Edge- ColeHy. E.AmpneySt.Mary, Cirencester Cornock William Joe, Salmon lodge, DaniellFredk. Wm. Wickwar R.S.O Cole Richd. Aldenon, WinchcombR.S.O Oldbury-on-Severn, Thornbury R.S.O Daniell John, Symonds hall, Wotton· Cole Richard, Cirencester Cornock W.P.Tytheringtn.FalfieldR.S.0 under-Edge Cole Richard, Milton end, Fairford S.O Corson John Wield, Bisley, Stroud Daniell John, Wotton-under-Edge Cole Richard, Minsterworth, Gloucester Corson T. Hawling,Andoversford RS.O Daniel! J. C. OldSodbury,ChippingSodbry Cole W. WottonSt.Marywithout,Glo'str Cossens Benjamin Thomas, Air Balloon Daniell Thos. Hillside, Cbarfield R.S.O. Coleman James, Hartpury, Gloucester road, St. George, Bristol DaniellT.Kingswood,Wotton-under-Edg Coleman Mrs. M. Maisemore,Gloucester Cossens Frederick, Filton, Bristol Daniell Wm. A. Upper Wick, Dursley Coleman T. Turkdean,NorthleachR.S.O Cotterill Samuel, Willersey, Broadway, DanielsMrs.E. Tytheringtn.:Falfld.RS.O ColesW.H. Ashton-under-Hill,Twksbury R.S.O (Wores) DanielsThos. Morton Valence, Stoneho Collett Charles, Gt. Rissington, Bour- Couch 'fhomas, Hanham, Bristol Daniels T. Tytherington, Falfield RS.O ton-on-the-Water R.S.O Court In. Staplings, Evingtn. Chltnhm Daniels Wm. Bridge End, Stonehouse Collett Charles, LittleRissington, Bour- Cowles A.Rangeworthy,Wickwar R.S.O Daniels Wm. Stanley Downton, Stoneho ton-on-the-Water R.S.O CowlesSaml.l\'Iantley ho. Newent,Glo'ster Darke W.A.Henbarrows,Preston,Ledbry Collett Reuben, Little Rissington, Bour- CowleyC. TheFollY,ColdAshtn.Chippnhm Dauncey T. Hyde hill, VIey, Dursley ton-on-the-Water R.S.O Cox Alfred, Hill Ash, Dymock, Glo'ster Davies Edward, Horsley, Stroud Collett Samuel, Little Rissington, Bour- Cox Charles, Adsett, Newnham Davies Joseph, The Grove house,Broms· ton-on-the-Water R.S.O Cox Franeis, Ley, Newnham berrow, Gloucester CollettW.Admington,Shipston-on-Stour Cox Frank, Yate, Chipping Sodbury Davies l\Irs.l\'I. Watercomb,Bisley,Stroud Collins Alfred, Hasfield, Gloucester Cox G. Suttridge cot. Longhope R.S.O Davies William, Tetburv Collins Alfred, Littleton-on-Severn, Cox James, Lower lodge, Ozleworth, Davies Wm. Llewellyn, Lydbrook, Ross Thornbury R.S.O Wotton-under-Edge Davis & Vine,Batsford,l\1oreton-in-Mrsh Collins C.H.Evenlode,Moreton-in-Marsh Cox James William, Purton, Berkeley Davis Aaron, St. Briavels, Coleford Collins Daniel, Littleton-on-Severn, Cox J. G.Low.Stone,Stone,FalfieldR.S.O Davis Charles. Haw lane, Olveston, Thornbury RS.O Cox Richd. D. Yate, Chipping Sodbury Almondsbury R.S.O Callins Ed,vin, Pilning, Bristol Cox Robert Hewett, Hill, Falfield R.S.O Davis Edwd. :\loorhouse, HaIlen, Bristol Callins John, Filton, Bristol Cox Sidney, Yate, Chipping Sodbury Davis Edwal'd, Stoke Gifford, Bristol Callins John Gritton, Rodley, Newnham Cox Thomas, Blackwells, Green end, Davis George, Harnwood, Gloucester Callins Mrs.RBack st.Upoon,Cbippnhm Hartpury, Gloucester Davis George, Kingswood, Bristol ColwellW.Postoffice,Apperley,Tewksbry Cox William, Abbotts Leys, Gretton, Davis George, LawrenceWeston, Bristol Comely Bazil, Arlington, Fairford S.O Winchcomb R.S.O Davis Mrs. H. Churchdown, Cheltenhm ComelyW.Lasboro',Wotton-under-Edge Cox: William Samuel, Borfield, Bristol Dancy Henry, Fairford S.O Comley Thomas, Westfield house, Cozens Robert, Hardwicke, Gloucester Davis Herbert, Banks fee,Longborough, Bawling, Andoversford RS.O Craddock Ernest, Winson, }<'airford S.O Moreton-in-Marsh.
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