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OFFICE TRADES DIRECTORY. 715 FARMERS Continued OFFICE TRADES DIRECTORY. 715 FARMERS continued. Goddard G. Motcombe, Shaftesbury Hammond T. Holwell, Sherborne Fowler W. Hawkchurch, Axminster Godwin C. Iwerne Minster, Blandford HannC. Holnest,LongBurton, Sherbrne Fox F. Hermitage, Cerne Abbas Godwin H. Durweston, Blandford Hann H. Chickerell road, Wyke Regis, Frampton G. Whitcombe, Beaminster Godwin ·w. East Stower, Blandford Weymouth Fricker H. Cann, Shaftesbury Good G. Gussage St. Michael, Cranborne Hann W. Cattistock, Dorchester Friend H.Wimborne St.Giles, Cranbome Goodfellow R. Fiddleford, Sturminster Hannam 1. Caundle marsh, Sherborne Friend J. Gussage All Saints, Cranbome Newton Hannan J. Compton Abbas, Shaftesbury Friend R. Hinton Marten, Wimborne GoodfellowT.Haslebury Brvan,Blandfrd Hanne H. A. Benville, Corscombe Frampton J. Lake, Canford Magna, GoodfellowW.Haslebury Bryan,Bandfrd Hansford J. Lower Loders, Bridport Wimborne Gossling D. Wimborne, Mannington Hansford J. Upper Loders, Bridport Fry C. Baglake, Long Bredy, Dorchester Gould G. Lydlinch, Blandford Hansford R. Town's end, Poorstock, Fry H. Hare lane, Cranborne Gould J. Cranborne Bridport Fry I. Cheddington, Crewkerne Goulrl J. Lytchett 1\fatravers, Poole Harding G. Durweston, Blandford Fry J. Iwerne Minster, Blandford Gould J. Stock Gaylard, Blandford Harding H. West Stower, Blandford Fry T. Barrowland, Toiler Porcorum, Gould M. Studland, Wareham Harding J. Dewlish, Piddletown Maiden Newton Gould W. Sturminster Newton Harding J. Higher W aterson, Fiddle- Fry T. Hodgchester, Charmouth Granger H. Beer Hackett, Sherborne town, Dorchester Fry T. Monckton Wylde, Whitchurch GrantA.Winfrith,Newburgh,Dorchester Harding R. Melbury Abbas,Shaftesbury Canonicorum, Bridport Grant E. Swanage, Wareham Harding S. T. Stinsford, Dorchester Fry T. Monkton Wyld, Whitchurch Grant E. Poorstock, Bridport Hare P. Hermitage, Cerne Abbas Canonicorum, Charmouth Grant G. Ame, Wareham Harris G. Marnhull Gale H. Lower Loders, Bridport Gray H. Puncknole, Bridport Harris G. Stourton Caundle, Blandford Gale J. S. Shipton George, Bridport Gray J. Leigh, Yetminster HarrisH.Chilfrome,Cattistock,Dorchstr Gale J. Broadway, Dorchester Gray R. Bothenhampton, Bridport Harris H. Haselbury Bryan, Blandford Gale J. Halstock Gray Z. Duntish, Cerne Abbas Harris J. Whitchurch Canonicorum, Gale J. Hawkchurch, Axminster Gratton E. Middle mill farm,LymeRegis Bridport Gale R. Burton Bradstock, Bridport Green J. Whitchurch Canonicorum, Harris J. Corscombe GaleS. Upper Loders, Bridport Bridport HarrisJ. Norchard, Stanton St. Gabriel, Gale T. Yond<}Ver,Low. Loders,Bridport Green J. \Vimborne, Cowgrove · Bridport GaleW.TollerPorcorum,Maiden Newton G:reen M. Stratton, Dorchester Harris Mrs. J. Gabriels, Stanton St. Galpin G. Buckhampton, Dorchester Green R. Abbotsbury, Dorchester Gabriel, Bridport Galpin J. Marnhull Green R. Cranborne Harris R. G. Weston, Corscombe Galpin T. Knowle, Cerne Abbas Green R. Stalbridge, Blandford Harris S. Stalbridge Weston Galpin W. Common, Stalbridge GreenS. Stalbridge, Blandford Harris S. \Veston Stalbridge, Blandford Galpin W. Toller Porcorum, Maiden Green W. Abbotsbury, Dorchester Harris T.Chilfrome, Cattistock,Dorchstr Newton Greenway vV. Winterbourne, Whit- Harris W. Corfe Mulltm, \Vimborne Game G. Caundle marsh, Sherborne church, Blandford Harris W. Long Burton, Sherborne Game G. Thornford GriffinJ. Fifehead,Magualene,Blandford Hart C. Fommell Magna, Shaftesbury Game S. Charlton Marsh all, Blandford Griffin J. South corn. Chardstock,Chard, Hart J. New Buildings, Bland ford Garland H. J. Worgret farm, vVareham GrovesG.MilborneSt.Andrew,Blandford HarveyJ.Hemsworth, Shapwick,Blandfd Garland R. Botherlmmpton, Bridport Groves H. Cattistock, Dorchester Harvey J. West Hemsworth,Witchamp- Garland T. Hilton, Blandford Groves H. Winterborne, Steepleton, ton, Wimborne GarrettJ .St.l\'largaret marsh,Shaftesbry Dorchester Harvey P. Cranborne GarrettS.St.Margaretmarsh,Shaftesbry Groves J. Brockhampton, Cerne Abbas Haskell J. Fontmell Magna, Shaftesbury Garrett T. Bradford Abbas Groves J. Marvel, Radipole, ·weymouth Hatchard J. Dean grove, Wimbome Gartell G. Caundle Bishop, Sherborne Groves L. Hilton, Blandford Hatcher E. Marnhull Gartell T. Bishop down, Caundle Groves L. Knighton west, Dorchester Hatcher G. Marnhull Bishop, Sherborne Groves L. Maiden Newton, Dorchester Hatcher J. Todber, Shaftesbury GatehouseJ.BuckhornWeston,Shaftsbry Groves L.MelcombeBingham,Piddletwn Hatcher \V. Child Okeford, Shillingstone Gatehouse J. East Pulham, Sherborne Groves R. North Bowood, Netherbury, Hawkes P. Kinson, Wimborne Gatehouse J. Gomershay, Stalbridge Beaminster Hawkins G.& W. Stoborough, Wareham Gaudern S. Monkton- up- Wimborne, Groves S. Spettisbury, Blandford Hawkins J. & G. Challow, Corfe castle~ Cranborne Groves \V. Frampton, Dorchester Wareham Gear R. Wambrook, Chard Groves W. 1\Iagestone, Sydling St. Hnwkins C. Alton Pancras, Dorchester Gear T. Wambrook, Chard Nieholas, Dorchester *Hawkins C. Martin's town, Dorchester Genge B. Guppey, vVootton Fitzpain, Groves W. \'Vorgret, 'Wareham Hawkins C. jun. Winterborne Abbas, Charmouth Grubham J. Farway,Chardstock, Chard Dorchester Genge C. Churchill, Chardstock, Chard Grundy J. Cerne Abbas, Dorchester Hawkins F. Upcerne, Cerne Abbas, Genge G. Hawkchurch, Axminster Grundy J. jun. Cerne Abbas,Dorchester Dorcbester Geng·eR.Waterson Piddleton, Dorchestr GullifordH.Common,Stalbridg.Blandfrd Hawkins H. West Waddon, Portesham, Genge T. \'Vootton Fitzpain, Charmouth Gulliford L. Stalbridge, Blandford Dorcbester Genge W. Broad Winsor, Beaminster Gullver L. East Orchard, Shafl:esbury Hawkins R. Upcerne, Cerne Abbas, Genge Mrs. W. Beaminster Gundry J. Upper Loders, Bridport Dorcbester Gerard H. Lower Loders, Bridport Gundry W. Upper Loders, Bridport *Hawkins W. Martin'stown,Dorchester Gerard Mrs. I.. Low down, Broad Win- Guppy C. Halstock Hayne J. Fordington, Dorchester sor, Beaminster Guppy H. East Chelborough Hayter G. Alderholt, Cranborne Gerard R. Lower Loders, Bridport Guppy H. Evershot, Dorchester Hayter H. \Vimborne Gerrard G. & J. Coombe, Stoke Abbas, Guppy R. Melbury, Samford Hayter J. Nyland, Kington 1\Iagna, Beaminster Guppy R. Halstock, Leigh Shaftesbury Gerrard J. Whitchurch Canonicorum, Guy D.Cirshay,Netherbnry, Beaminster Hayter T.J. \VestWoodyates, Salisbury Bridport Guy T. Storridge, Beaminster HaywardJ.&A.Abbotsbury,Dorchester Gerrard J. Chideock, Bridport HallS. Ashmore, Salisbury Hayward T. Holwell, Sberborne Gerrard T. Brinley, Stoke Abbas, Bea- Hallet T.Brighthaye,Chideock, Bridport Head H. Kinson, Wimborne minster Hallett 1\lrs. E. Abbotsbury, Dorchester HeadS. lbberton, Blandford Gibbons W. Abbotsbury, Dorchester Hallett J. P. Symondsbury, Bridport HeatonMrs.G.LytchettMatravers,Poole Gibbs Mrs. S. Bradpole, Bridport Hallett J. Knaveswell, Langton ~Iatra- Hellier C. Beaminster Gibbs W. P~-more, Bradpole, Bridport vers, Wareham Hennings J. Doddings, Bere Regis-" Gifford A. Sydling St.Nicholas, Dorchstr Hallett :Mrs. John, Okeford Fitzpaine, Blandford GifiOl'd S. Durweston, Blandford Shillingstone Herne J. M intern Parva, Cerne Abbas Gill J. Osmington, Weymouth Hallett Mrs. J a ne, Okeford Fit:lpaine, Herrington W. Pentridge, Cranborne Gill J. Radipole, Weymouth Shillingstone Hibherd A. Handley, Cranborne Gillard J. Nether Compton Hallett R. Rampisham Hibberd J. Alderholt, Cranbome Gillett G. Stourton Caundle, Blandford Hallett T. Brighteye, Symondsbury, Hibberd T. Edmondsham, Cranborne Gillingham Mrs.A.Shillingstne.Blandfrd Bridport Hibberd T. Holwell, Cranborne Gillingham J. Whitchurch Canoni- Hames J. Manston, Blandford Hibbs G. Corfe castle, Wareham corum, Bridport Hames R. Hinton St. Mary, Blandford Hicks B. Handley, Cranborne Gillingham N.HaselburyBryan,Blandfd Hames T. Hinton St. Mary, Blandford Hicks T. Stourton Caundle, Blandford GillinghamR. Wootton, Glenvlle.Sherbrn Hames T.jun.Hinton St.l\Iary, Blandfrd Hiley H. Parkstone, Poole Glyde H. Abbott's Wootton,Whitchurch Hauham \V. Skilling, Symondsbury, Hill C. Haselbury Bryan, Blandford Canonicorum, Bridport Bridport Hill G. Tarrant Hinton, Blandford .
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