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BREAMORE Is a Pleasant Village, in the Vale of the River Avon, 2 Miles N FORDINGBRIDGE PARISH. 411· FARMERS. Phrenix, &c., John Cottman Merrie Geo. Rose Wm. A.bsalom Wm., Godshill Royal Exchng., R. M. Davy James SHOPKEEPERS, Aldridge Edw., Fryern Court Royal Farmers, West ofEng- CORN MILLERS 4BanksMoses Bartlett J ames, Sandhill land, and Accidental and 1 Coles John 4 BlashfordR. Briant Jas., Lower Burgate Hail, J. Ha.nnen 3 Curtis Jas. 8 Coles Chas. Brown Philip, Frogham Sun, James Chubb MitchellTitus 8 Crosby Stn. Bush Isaac, Criddlestile Times, Thomas Jenkins Neave Wm. & Cnrtis Ann Bush James, Thorpe's fa""nmn INNS AND TAVERNS. Co. Bickton 2DnnnWm. 5 Cheater Jas. sen. and jun. Crown Inn, George Waters 2 Neave S. & 6 Fry Chtte. Churchill Geo., Alderholt Fighting Cocks, Hy. Witt, J. R. (oat- GardinerWm. Collins Francis, Hyde Godshill meal) Griffin Sarah 7 Collins Jas. 11 2 Coombs Hy. George Inn, John Hooper GROCERS, &c. Hewitt Mary 5 Collin s Eliz. 11 6 Cutler Jas. Greyhound Hotel, Robert A.pplin Thos. 4Maynard H. Cnrtis Ann 11 Chubb Samuel Chilcott Cnrtis Jas. & 4ParkerThos. Curtis James Read Ring's Arms, Chas. Hannen Wm. and Pope Charles Curtis Stephen New Inn, Hy. Barnard and corn merts 6 RakeAmbs.. Durdle Thos., Sandhill heath Mrs Mary Spratt Cusse Fdk. & Stratton Mark Godwin John 11 Lacey Jane Rose and Crown, Willia.m Co. SandhiU Hall Wm., Midgham Rose Gray Wm. Watts Henry., Hayter Stephen, sen. & jun., Royal Oak, Peter Read, Mercer Eliz. and carrier Upper Burgate North Gorley MitchellTitus 5 Witt Isaac, 8 Hockley iT ohn Star Hotel, Jas. Stewart 5 Read Peter & cattle dlr 5 Jones Benjamin EAKERS, &c. Blackford Rd. LINEN AND Yeats Ann, Hood George, Godshill Applin James Brothers Chs. w. DRAPERS. and carrier Ingram Charles, N. Gorley CusseF.&Co. Hannen Sol. Croft Samuel STRAW HAT 8 J efferis Wm. 11 J efferis Jas. HuxtableGeo. Jefferis Thos. Gray Wm. MAKERS. Jones Benj, North Gorley Keay John Kerly John Lawes Geo. Rouse Eliz. 6 Mist John 11 Kernot Jph. 6 Mist Wm. MoulandGeo. Oates Robert White Ann Mouland Matthew, Godshill Russell John Mouland Jas. Waters Chas. TAIJ,OB.S. Musslewhite Thomas, do, Ward Louisa Selley John MALTSTERS. Brothers J no. Newman Mary Ann, do. BASKET MKRS. Welch Benj. HigginsChas. Croft Samuel Nutbeam Mary J ane, do. Ball Thomas llUII.DERS. J efferis Wm. Herrington 0~ Neave & Co. 11 4 Parker Wm. Day John Brasher Edm. Selley John J enldns Thos. 4 Parker Wm.jun. 11 Kent G. llEERHOUSES. Chalk Arthur Waters Geo. LangfordThs. 3 Parrett James, Peasash Brown Jph. Cottman Jno. MILLINERS. Lawes Geo. Philpot J ames, Burgate 2 Clark Thos. BUTCHERS. Downer Eliza MaJJning Ms. Pinhorn Vincent, Bickton 5 CollinsEliz. Hall Wm. Sheppard E. WHEELWRGTBo 6 Plnmley Stn., New grounds 2 Early Wm. Hayter Hy. TillerS. & G. 2 ClarkeThos. Pope Wm. 11 6 Pope Edw. 3 KimberJno. CARPENTERS. WebbAdlde. GrandyWm. Read Henry, Ogdens 4 Manyard H. 2 Clark Thos. PAINTERS, HenbestFras. 8 Rose Jno. 11 Skinner Cbla. Pope Charles Cottman Jno. PLUMBERs,&c. Horsey Wm. Skinner Wm., Hyde 5 Witt Wm. HenbestFras. Alexander Js. TillerStephen Stewart Jas. 11 5 Thomas Sar. BLACKSMITHS. Horsey Wm. Brothers Har. Stratton Ths. Sandhill House 4 Bailey Hy. ShearingWm. COACH Sweatman Wm., Sandhill Bailey Robert cHAIR MKRS. To Salisbury & Ringwoocl 5 Thomas Wm., Evans farm 5 Barter Jas. And Turners. Stations daily,fromtheGrey· Thompson Saml., Gt. Bridge Edsall Hy. Day John hound. Viney Hannah, Gorley cross Sims Daniel Eastman Sml. Mail Cart to Salisbury Viney J ames, Ashford 6 Witt Henry cHINA, GLASS, every evfilning. Waters Geo. 11 8 Witt Chas. BOOKSELLERS, &c., DLRS. CAltB.IEBS. White Isaac, Godshill &c. Gray Wm. Chas. Rouse to Ringwooa, Witt Stn. Exors !J Witt Wm. Cusse Fredk. Keay John daily; and Salisbury, Tues., FIRE & LIFE OFFICES. and Co., Mercer Eliz. Thurs., and Saturday. Clerical, Medical, & General, Stamp offc. c~NFECTNRS. Hy. Watts and Ann Yeats, W. T. Chubb J enkins Thos. Applin Thos. to Southampton, Monday and County and Provident, F. EOOT AND Keay John Friday. Haydon SHOEMAKERS. Cusse F.& Co. Carriers pass to Christ- Minerva, H. F. Withers 5 Ballard Jas. cooPERs. church, &c. Norwich, J. R. N eave Marsh cotg. Brown Jph. BREAMORE is a pleasant village, in the vale of the river Avon, 2 miles N. of Fordingbridge, and 9 miles S. of Salisbury, Its parish contajns 646 souls and 2651 acres of land, forming a manorial liberty, of which Sir Edward Hulse, Bart., is lord ; but part of the soil belongs to the Earl of Shaftesbury and several smaller freeholders. The parish includes the small hamlet of OuTWICK. Sir Edw. Hulsq, 2 D .
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