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590 CUB LINCOLNSHIRE. [ KELLY'S Curtis Mrs. 2 Ebor villas, Casterto.n Davey Alfred James, 3 Summer villa, De Brisay Rev. Henry Lestock Delacour road, Stamford Tower road, 8kirbeck, Boston M.A.Rectory,Faldingworth,l!kt.Rasen Curtis Peter, Clinton view, Nethergate, Davey James, 83 Burton road, Lincoln De Burgh-Lawson Wormald De Lisle Westwoodside, Doncastel" DaYey John Henry, I Seathorne villas, Henry, Eastoft hall, Goole Curtis William, Bucknall, Lincoln Roman bank, Skegness De Burton Lieut.-Col. Albert D.L., J.P. Curtis William, 155 Monk's rd. Lincoln Da¥ey Joseph James, Goxhill, Hull Bnckmstr.hl.Billingborough,Flknghm Curtiss Charles, Kirkby, Market Rasen Davey Mrs. 3 Abbey drive we. Grimsby De Cerjat Mrs.The Old Place, Old Sleafrd CurtoisA. TheGrove,Nettleham rd.Lncln Davey Mrs. Mayfield ho. Goxhill, Hull Dee C. 'fhanet vil. Lincoln rd.Horncastle Curtois Frederick, 36 Sleaford rd.Boston Davey Mrs. so North street, Horncastle Deed Percy, 7 Carholme road, Lincolq Curtois L.H. Washingboro' manor,Ln!,!ln Davey Mrs. St. Aubyn's terrace, Deedes Rev. Canon Gordon .I<'rederic M.A. Curtois Miss, Washingborough, Lincoln Hundleby, Spilsby Vicarage, Haydor, Grantham Curtois Mrs. Manor house, Washing- DavidAlbt. Heckho.Augustast.Grmsby Dennis Fred Woodrow, Eastgate, Lcuth borough, Lincoln Davidson Christopher Montgomeric, IOS Dennis J. H. The Elms,Algarkirk,Boston Curtoys Rev. W.F.D.:r.r.A.Coleby,Lincoln Can wick road, Lincoln Dennis J.M. F.L.s.4sVictoria st.Grimsby Curwood Geo. 106 Stirling st. Grimsby Davidson Wm. 247 Hainton st. Grimsby Dennis John Woodrow, sen. Inglethorpe, Cusins Rev. :Frederick Teeling M.A. Oavies Jas.Hy.Holmlea,South pk.Lincln New market~ Louth Vicarage, North Hykeham, Lincoln DaviesJ.3Temple ter. Enginegate,Louth Dennis Miss, 17 Enginegate, Louth Cussons Mrs. Bellevue terrace, Halto~ Davie!l Miss, 26 Gladstone ter. Granthm Dennis Misses, Greetham ho. Horncastle road, Spilsby Davis James, 67 Thesiger st. Grimsby Dennis William, Gosberton, Spalding Cnssons Mrs. Willow row, Horncastle Davis Jas. Robt. II r Hainton st.Grimsby Oennis William, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Cost Rev. William Arthur Purey- B.A. Davis John, Highfield lodge, Upper Denny Edmund Harry, Wragley Rectory, Belton, Grantham Lindum street, Lincoln Dent James, Glentworth, Lincoln Custance Rev. Arthur Clement B.A. Davis Mrs. 23 Orchard street, Lincoln Dent Jarvis,Ivydene,Bourn rd.Stamfc.,rd Binbrooke, Market Rasen Davis William, 46 Enginegate, Louth Derry Rev. W. Thompson, Holydyke, Cos worth George 'William, The Laurels, Davison Herbert, Gosberton, Spalding Barton-on-Humber North Kelsey, Lincoln Davy George Edward, Manor House Derry~Iiss,Londonrd.LongSttn.Wisbch Cusworth John, 2 South street, Louth farm, 'fhoresway, Caistor Derry Mrs. 5 North parade, Lincoln Cusworth Joscph, IS Mercer row, Louth Davy l\Irs. I Macaulay street, Grimsby Des:ForgesBransby,3ISkirbeckrd.Boston Cuthbert Robert, Swineshead, Boston Davy Mrs. Ulceby Village DeweyWm.Hy.Kingst.Barton-on-Hmbr Cutts Rev. Saml. Scunthorpe, Ji)oncastcr Davy Richd. Worlaby ho. Worlaby S.O Dewing James, IS Abbey road, Grimsby Dabbs Mrs. 22 St. Mary's st. Stamford Davy Waiter, Ulceby Village Dewse George, 2 Shamrock villas, Cas- Daft Wattam, New York, Lincoln Dawber Danl. 33 Trinity st. Gainsboro' terton road, Stamford Dainty Albert, Austerby house, Bourne Dawber John, 32 Newland, Lincoln Dexter Joseph, 101 Stirling st. Grimsby Dakin Frederick, North Scarle, Newark DawberMrs. 8 Belgrave terrace, Chantry d'Eyncourt Louis Charles Tennyson J.P. DalbyRev.F.H.,M.A.'frinity st.Gnsboro' lane, Grimsby Bayonsmanor, Tealby, Market Rasen: Dalby Miss, 32 Norfolk street, Boflton Dawber W. Moat ho. Drury la. Lincoln & 31 Cornwall gardens,South Kensing- Dale Mrs. I6 St. Mary street, Lincoln Dawbncy Miss, 4 St. James' terrace, tons w & Reform Club !I w, London Dale William, Mareham lane, Sleaford Bargate, Grimsby Dibben Charles Robert, Chelsea house, DalesA.2Sydenham ter.:Kew mrkt.Louth Dawes Mrs. London road, Long Sutton, Riseholme road, Lincoln Dales Frederick, 30 ~pi tal ter. Gnsboro' ·wisbech DibbenE.R.Mount Pleasnt.Eastgt.Sleafd Dales George, 'Trinity lane, Louth Dawes Mrs. Trentholme, Messingham, Dickenson H.P.7St.Peter's hill,Granthm Dales Mrs. Aveland home, ~pilsby Brigg- Dickerson A. M. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Dales Mrs. 10 Georgc street, Louth Dawn 'Thomas, 4 Carholme rd. Lincoln Dickinson Capt. Peter Platts, Prospect Dales Mrs. Hamilton place, Alford Dawson Major Hy. Ingleby ho. Lincoln house, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln Dalgetv Mrs. 42 Enginegate, Louth Dawson Arthur, 8 Park terrace, Wel- Dickinson Charles, George street, Louth Dallas~Yorke Thomas Yorke D.L., J'.P. holme road west, Grimsby Dickinson Chas. S. I24 High st. Lincoln Walmsgate hall, Louth Dawson Benjamin, 4 Lee street, Louth Dickinson E. 20 St. Peter's hill,Granthrrt Dalton Miss, 33 Crescent, Spalding Dawson R. C. 90 Ainslie st. Grimsby Dickinson F. 7 St. Peter's st. t:itamford Dalton Miss, Wylde grn.South pk.Lncln Dawson Fred R. William, 49 Boultham Dickinsonlsaac,nBeaumontFee,Lincoln Dalton Misses, The VIlla, Billing borough, avenue, High street, Lincoln Dickinson J.Queen st. Barton-on-Humbt Folkingham Dawson Geo. 73 West parade, Lincoln, Dickinson J. E. 79 West parade, Lincoln Dalton Mrs. IO Rutland terrace, Stmfrd Dawson G. R. Martin hall, Horncastle Dickinson Miss,9Kilnwell rd.Mrkt.Rasen Dalton T. Manor ho. '"~'addington,Lncln Dawson James, Bergen house, St. Cath- Dickinson Miss, Kirton, Boston Dalton Wm. The Cecils, West rd.Bourne erine'8, Newark road, Lincoln Dickinson Mrs. 30 Spilsby road, Boston Daltou W.Bank ho. Silver st. Gainsboro' Dawson James, jun. I Woodside villas, Dickinson Richd. Edwd. Kirton, Boston Danby Arthur, 38 Albmt street, Brig-g South park, Lincoln Dickinson R.Cousens,8 South ter.Bosto& Danby George, 69 Bainton st. Grimsby Dawson J. T.Low grounds, Wrangle, Bstn Dickinson Waiter George Burnett Danby Geo.Nicholas, 18 Albert st.Brigg Dawson :Miss, Keelby, Brocklesby S.O F.R.C.v.s. 63 Wide Bargate, Boston Danby John Wm. 18 Eastgate, Lincoln Dawson Misses, '"~-'est street, Alford Dicksonlfeorge, M.B.,C.M.Bridge house, Danby Wm. Barr, 18 East gate, Lincoln Dawson Mrs. New hall, Leverton, Boston Revesby, Boston Dandy William, 4 High st. Spalding Dawson Mrs. 72 Queen st. Horncastle Dickson Miss, Ancaster, Grantham Daniels Henry Thomas, Ennine Street Dawson Mrs. Winterton, Doncaster DinenageSamuel,53 Canwick rd. Lincoln yiiJas, Empingham road, Stamford Dawson Richard, I New street, Louth DingleyM:rs.I7 Gladstone ter.Grantham Danks Rev. German "hcatcroft, The Dawson R. D. 13 Rutland ter. Stamford Dinnis Miss, West street, Alford Vicarage, Morton, Gl•insborough Dawson T. A. 147 Monk's road, Lincoln Dinfldale J. South Killingholme, Ulceby Dann Miss, 6 Spring !'treet, Spalding Dawson Wltr. 'The H9llies, St.Catherine's, Dinsdale J. P.Finklela. Barton-on-Humbr Dannatt Edwin, Barrow-on-Hnmber Newark road, Lincoln Dinwoodie Mrs. Doningtcon, Spalding DannattJ. Holydyke,Barton-on-Humber Dawson Waiter Mark, 8 Westbourne Disbrowe Rev. Canon Henry f:'harp B.A., DannattMrs.Holydyke,Barton-on-Hmbr terrace, Wellowgate, Grimsby J.P. Rectory, Benington, Boston Dannatt Mrs. 44 King st. Market Rasen Dawson William, West street, Alford Disbrowe Rev. Charles Penrose H.A. Dannatt Mrs. 'l'homas, Habrough S.O Dawson Wm. Bennett, 12 Lee st. Louth Rectory, Algitha road, Skegness Darby Mrs. 2S Queen street, Louth Dawson W. W. 4 Cromwell rd.Grimsby Disney Rev. Wm.B.A.4 Henrictta st.Spldg Darby William, Donington, Spalding Day Charles, sen. 29a, Pen st. Boston Dix H. R. Whitecro!'s st.Bartou-on-Hmbr Darley Robert Law, IS Pa1k terrace, Day Charles, 41 Sea Bank road, Clee- Dixon Rev. Sydney Benj.Spilsby rd.Bstn Welholme road west, Grimsby thorpes, Grimsby Dixon Chas. 41 King st. Market Rasen Darnelll\Irs. The Hall, South Cocker- Day Charles, jun. 39 SJeaford rd.Boston Dixon John, 'fhornton Curtis, 'Clceby ington, Louth Day James, 77 West Banks, t:;]eaford Dixon John Cotton, 29 Ne"land,1Lincoln Darnill Frank, 3I James street, Louth Day J. J.P.,Maypole ho. West st. Hrncstl Dixon John E. 43 '.l.'rinity st. Gainsboro' Darnill Thomas, 75 James street, Louth Day John Thomas, 5 Motley villas, Drain Dixon John L. SI Queen st. Horncastle Darrand :Miss, Haxey, Doncaster side north, Skirbeck, Boston Dixon John Wm. 24 The Park, Lincoll1 Darrand William, Haxey, Doncaster Day Thomas, 4 Spence stre~t, Spilsby Dixon Joseph, 58 Kent &treet, Grimsb:t Dart Rev. Wm. Francis, Fleet,Holbeach Day William, 37 Liquorpond st. Boston Dixon Miss, 48 Monk's road, Lincoln } DashperF. G. 28 Waterside sth. Lincoln Deacon John Henry, Jt'oston, Grantham Dixon Miss, 8 West parade, Lincoln Da&hpcr Gilbert J. 5 Minster yd. Lincln Deacon W. B. Church st.Market Deeping Dixon Mrs. E'msall vil.Dudley st.G,.,rtmnby Daubeney Miss, Hundleby, Spilsby Deakins Rev. Robert Thomas M.A. Rec- Dixon Mrs.3IWillingharn rd.Mrkt.Raseh Daubney Rev. William H. The Rectory, tory, Stewton, Louth Dixon Thomas, I4 Melville st. Gainsboro' 8outh Leasingham, Slcaford Dean A. W. Dowsby hall, Folkingham Dixon William, I6 High ~treet, Lincoln Daubney Mrs. Scartho, Grimsby Dean A. J. Grammar School rd. Brigg Dobby Christopher, I Greetwell villatt, Daubney William, New town, Epilsby Dean James, 17 West Street rd. Boston Greetwe11 gate, Lincoln l)aultvn Mrs. I Witham bank, Boston Dean J. H. Greatford manor, Stamford Dobson Cbas. Cemetery road, Holbeach Daunt Mii'F, Long Bennington, Granthm Dean Mrs. 45 Scotgate, Stamford Dobson George Shelton, A!'htree villa, Dannport Miss, 1 MonkLeys ter.Lincln Deane S. R. Scothern vil.Scothern,Lncln Dudley street, Grimsby • .
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