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Trades. Far 169 WESTMORLAND.] TRADES. FAR 169 Burne John, 47a, Boroughgate,Applby Abram Thomas, Intack, Stainmore AlIen A. &; H. Nateby, Kirkby Stephn Chaplow J. & Sons. Helsington mills, North, Kirkby Stephen AHen J.Deepdale hall,Patterdala.Pnrth Kendal Addison Robert &; William, White AlIen J. Millrigg, New Bntton,Kendal Cherry Wm. Ed'Vfard, Bolton, Penrith stone, Newby, Penrith ..illen J a3. ISouthwaite, Mallerstang, Croft Herbert J. The Garages, Kendal Addison J.Halfpenny,Crosscrke.Kendal Kirkby Stephen &; Windermere. See advertise- Addison Joseph, Rowell, Heversham, Allen Thomas, Little Asby, Appleby ment Milnthorpe Allen William, Newbiggin-on-Lnne Day Harold H. Castle foundry, Kendal Airey Christopher & Richard, Shap Allinson Richd. &; Son, Fawcett park, George &; Jobling (Wilfred Anthony Airey James &; John, Tressonfield, Dufton, .A.ppleby Young, manager), Lake road, Bow- Middleton, Kirkby Lonsdale Allinson G. F. Highfield, Drybeck, ness, Windermere Airey Mrs.A. Miller !!rnd.Windermere Appleby Gilkes Gilbert &; 00. Limited, Canal, Airey Adam, Docker hall, Docker, Allinson J. Barwise hall, Hoff,Appleby iron works, Kendal Kendal Allinson Mrs. William, Archer hill, Knowles Bros. 2a. Bridge st. Appleby Airey Mrs. Catherine. Oaktree, Bar- Langdale. Tebay Tatham Isaac. Yard 59, Stramon- bon, Kirkby Lonsdale Allison Henry, Church Brough, gate, Kendal Airey Christopher, .Bracke~hi1l.~skew Kirkby Stephen Wilson William &; Co. 49 Strickland- head &; Low &; HIgh Cralg', BIrbeck Allison Mrs. J ane, Shoregill, Maller­ gate &; Woolpaek yard, Kendal Ft'lls. Shap 8tang, Kirkby Stephen Wright, Heaps & Westwood, Ann st. Airey Edmund. Eller gill, Tebay AlIi~on .Tohn. Glencoin, Glenridding, Kendal Airey Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, Newlands, l'enrith Drybeck. _~ ppleby A.1lison John, Maizonwath, Little Engineer-Mining. Airey Henry, Holme. Carnforth Asby, Appleby Borlase Wm. Hy. Glenridding,Penrith Airev J Harewood. Whinfell, Kendal Allonby .Tohn Atkillson, Baysbrown, AirevJ. South Gt. side, Selside,Kendl • Great Langdale, Ambleside Engineers-Sanitary. Airey J. R. Gill hd. Whinfell, Kendal Allonby Robert, Sockbridge hO\Jse, _\irey .T. R. Oldfield end,Patton,Kendal Sockbridge, Penrith See Sanitary Engineers. Airey John, Barwick hall, Middleton, Allonby Thomas, Setterah park, Hel­ Kirkbv• Lonsdale ton, Penrith ESTATE AGENTS. Airey M. Hutton Roof,Kirkby Lonsdle AlIonby William, Churchgatps,Kirkby See Agents-Land, House & Estate. Airey R. Hutton Yeat, Old Hutton, Thore, Penrith Kendal AlIonby Wilson, Low house, Hever­ ESTATE OFFICES­ Airey Robert, Bridge end, Under­ sham. Milnthorpe nIVATE. barrow, Kendal AIston James, Hollin farm, Preston Appleby Castle Estate Office (Lord Airey :Mrs. Sarah, Bowber head, Patrick, 'Milnthorpe Hothfield's ; .Tames AlexandHr Hogg, Raveniltonedale, Newbiggin-on-Lune Amers Frank, Bleatarn, Warcop 81lb-agent), Boraughgate, Appleby Airey Thomas, Water side, Firbank, Armer Robert, High house, Strick­ Dallam Tower (Laurence Nanson, Sedbergh land Roger, Kendal agent), Milnthorpe Airey Thomas, Wickerfield, Kings Armistead John, Gale barn, Hutton Lowther (William Little, agent), Meaburn. Penrith Roof, Kirkby Lonsdale LowthHr. Penritb; nffice (tuesdays Airey W. Baverigg, Whinfell, Kendal Armitstead Anthony, Three-mile ho. Ail'l~y only), 21 Friar street, Penrith W.Mire side,Orosthwaite,Kendl Killing-ton, Kirkby Lonsdale Rydal Estate Office (Geo. Aitcbison, Airey William, Bolton, Penrith Armitstead Anthony James, Golden agent), Rydal, Ambleside Airey Wm. Lower Greenholme, Tebay How, Grayrigg, Kendal Airey William, Townhead, Troutbeck, Armitstead John, Broad Oak, Under­ FANCY DRAPERS. Windermere barrow, Kendal Spe Drapers. Akridge R.Wharton dyke,KirkbyStphn Armitstead .Tohn, Firbank, Sedbergh Akrigg John & Slater, Warthwaite, Armitstead Robert, Mill Holme, New Ravenstonedale, N ewbiggin-on-Lnne Hutton, Kendal FANCY REPOSITORIES. Akrigg Fawcett, Eller hill, Raven­ Armitstead William, Hallbeck, Kil­ See also Berlin Wool Repositories. stonedale, N ewbiggin-on-Lune lington, Kirkby Lonsdale Alexander Mrs. Birkett, 66 Stramon­ Akrigg James, Tarn house, Raven­ Armitstead William, QutArn Nook, gate, Kendal stonedale, Newbiggin-on-Lune Nether Staveley, Kendal Atkinslln .Tames, LaklJ road, Bowness, Akrigg Michael, .A.shfell, Ravenstone­ Armstrong Thomas & Wm. Temple Windermere dale, Newbiggin-on-Lune Sowerbv, Penrith Baldry Miss F. Red Lion sq. Grasmere Alderson Christopher, BoUins view, Armstrong Hindson, Sandwick, Mar­ Banks James. YIarket place & Lake Brough Sowerby, Kirkby Stephen Lindale, Penrith road, Ambleside Alderson George, Calva house, Stain­ Armstrong John, New hall, Nether Beetharn Edward .T obn, 3 Market sq. more, Kirliby Stephen St:weley, Kendal Kirkbv. Lonsdale Alderson George, Castle Hill farm. A.rmstrong John, Newby, Penrith Dobson Mrs.!. 33 Main rd.Winderrnre Soulby, Kirkby Stephen Armstrong Joseph, Croft house, Asby Evans G. S. 16 Boroughgate, Appleby Alderson Geo.High Burtergill,Warcop Coatsforth, Appleby Garnett Richard, Lake I'd. Ambleside Alderson J ames, Low Whygill head, Armstrong Matthew, Bridge end, Greenbank Mrs. Brnily, IS Main st. Little Asby, Appleby Martindale. Penrith Kirkbv Lonsdale Alderson James, Oak bank, Stain­ Armstrong Thos. W. Morland,Penrith J opson T. B. 39 Crescent I'd. Windrmre more south, Kirkby Stephen Armstrong Wm. Riddlesay, Sonlby, Kellett Miss J ennie, 20 Crescent I'd. Alderson In. Haverfiatts, Heversham, Kirkby Stephen Windermere Milnthorpe Armstrong Wm. Riddlesay, Waitby, Lawson Miss M. B. T Kelsick row, Aldprson John R. Stainmore north, Kirkby Stephen Lake road, Ambleside Kirkby Stephen Arnison Thos. Gt. Strickland, Penrith "MaDison O. 7 Market hall, Appleby AJderson Ralph, Aisgill, Mallerstang, Askew A. Eskholme, Middleton, Sawyers J oseph, 12 Finkle st. Kendal Kirkby Stephen Kirkbv Lonsdale Squire Mrs. A. Central bldgs.Amblsde Alderson Richard M. Buckles house, Askew Edward, Middleton Head farm, Todd Miss E. Water hlJad,Ambleside Stainmore !louth, Kirkby Stephen Middleton. Kirkby Lonsdale Townley &; Taylor, 33 Allhallows la. Alderson IS. Kings Meaburn, Penrith Askew Haggarth, Angerholme,Maller­ Kendal Alderson William, Redden house &; stang, Kirkby iStephen Tuer Miss M.E.6 Stramongate,Kendal Thringill, Nateby, Kirkby Stephen Askew John Henry, Beckside, Killing­ Wearing Mrs. I. Lake I'd. Ambleside Alderson William, Windmoor end, ton, Kirkby Lonsdale Stainmore north, Kirkby Stephen Askew William, Cragg honse, Caster­ FARMERS & FARM Allan C. Greenhow, Dufton. Appleby ton, Kirkby Lonsdale :BAILIFFS. Allan C. Park ho.LongMartin.Carlisle Atkinson Mrs. A. &; In. Pound,Kendal Allan Christopher, Reagill, Shap Atkin!lon Henry k James, Kirkbarrow hall, Barton, Tirril, Penrith Farm.ers. Allan E. Winton, Kirkby Stephen Allan J. Parkfoot, Pooley Brdg.Penrth Atkinson Rd. &; Son, Milbnrn,Carlisle Abbott Joseph, Colwith, Little Lang- Allan James, High Bendrigg, Killing­ Atkinson T. &; J. Fleet holme,Dillicar, dale, Ambleside ton, Kirkby Lonsdale Sedbergh (York!!) Abbott William, Dodds How &; Nook, Allan John Wm. Burthwaite, Dufton, Atkinson C. New mills,Burton,Crnfth Crosthwaite. Kendal Appleby Atkinson George, Gaisgill, Tebay Abram John, Bloan, Brongh Sowerby, Allan Joseph. Ormside, Appleby Atkinson George, Kirk house, Mil- Kirkby Stephen Allan T. Birkfield,Over Staveley,Kndl bnrn, Carlisle Abram Thomas. Brollgh Sowerby, Allan Thmnas, Beckhouse, Killington, Atkimon George, Shap &; Wet Sled. Kirkby Stephen Kirkby Lonsdale dale, Shap.
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