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Surrey. Far 2717 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SURREY. FAR 2717 FARMERS-continued. De Pear Matt11ew, Bristow farm, Frimley, Faggetter Mr~. Mary Ann, Normandy, Cole John, Ladyplace farm, Pirford, Farnborough station Ash, Farnborough Wokingstation Derislev William, Green farm, Pirford, Faggetter William, Knap hill, Horsell, Colebrook 1\lay,GreatTangley, Wonersh, W oking- station Woking station Guildford Dicks Thomas, Lower Ash lodge. A~h, Fairman Franci'l, Bletchlingley, Redhill CollierJa'lles, Elstead, Godalmingo Farnborough Falkner T. Costly pi. Bourne, Farnham Collier J ames, White's farm, Pirbright, Dickson George, Moat farm, Merton FarhallE.Gravel pits,Gumsball,Guildfrd Guildford Dickxon C. Cbeam com.Worcestr. Pk Farmer Henry, Shalford, Guildford Collins Henry, Whipley, Worplesdon, DillowayJ.Shrubbfrm.Crnleigoh.Gldford Farmer John, Ewhurst, Guildford Guildford DinnagoeMrs.Moses,Inholmsfarm,Cran- Farrow William, London st. Kingston Collis David St Son, Normandy, Ash, leigh. Guildford Fenn John, Vale farm, Horsell, Woking Farnborough Dives R. Halefarm, Nutfield, Redhill station Collyer Richard, Carthouse Lane farm, Dix John, W eybrid~;"e, W eybridgoe stntn Ferguson H. York town, Farnboro' statn Horsell, Wokine: station DockslevT. Manor farm, Hook, King-ston · Ferguson R. H urst, Worplesdon, Gldfrd Collyer William, Hill place, Knap hill, Dodge Mrs. Eliza, Monk's Green farm, Field Robert, Chobham, Bag-shot R.S.O Horsell, Woking station Fetcham, Leatherhead Filmer William, Nortb. Wyke farm, Constable William, Retchworth R.S.O Doubell Miss Elizabeth, Dorman's land, Wyke, Guildford ConstahleW.E.CourtLa. frm.Dulwch s.e Linrrfield. East Grinstead Fisher John,~High !ltreet, Egham Cook David, Bisley, Wokin~ station Drew~tt William, Rushwood common Fladgate Edward, Cross lane, Woking, Cook John, Bisley, Woking Grafham, Dunsfold, Godalming ' Woking station Cook Nath!lniel, Abbey Mills, Chertsey Drewitt Thos. Piccards farm, Guildford Fladgate George, Henley Park farm, C6ok Robert, Ran more House farm, DrP.witt W. Lee farm, Bramley, Guildfrd Normandy, Ash, Farnborough Little Bookham, Leatherhead Dryland W.Spreakly-,Frensham, Farnhm !Fladgate Henry, Mill brook, Horaell, CookeR. Rodgate,Chiddingfld.Gorllmng Denyer Andrew, Bedford farm, Thursley, I Woking station Coomber Thomas & George, Mansion Godalming Fladg.lte R. Chobham, Bagshot R.S.O House farm,Crowhurst, Ea.Grin"'tead Dummett J. Tatsfield, WestPrham Fladgate Richard, Scotcher's farm, Coomber Mrs. J ane, Green's farm, New- Durrant Edward, Cut mill, Puttenham, _ Horsell, Woking station degnte, Dorking Guildford Fletcher John, Hall farm, Merton Cooper C. Badshot Lea, Hale, Farnlmm Dutton Miss Ann, Ch11rt, Farnbam FlintJ. Tan farm, Bletchingley, Redhill Cooper James, Lower farm, Hambledon, Eacott William, Bisley, Woking , Flint William, Hewitt"sfrm. Horley S.O Godalmin~ Earl Edwin, Milford, Godalming Foreman Henry, Alfold, Billingshurst Cooper J. Farley court, Farley,Croydon East Edward, Bisley, Woking Francis Geo.rge, Chipstead, Redhill Cooper Thomas, Castle Hill farm, Atl- Eastland James, Woodman!'lterne,Epsom Franks J. Pltt farm, Thursley, Godlmng dington, Croydon Edbrook Alfred, Biggin Hill farm, Big- Franks Richard, Pitt farm, Thursley, Coo11er Thomas, Cranleigb, Guildford gin hill, Upper Norwood s.e Godalming · Coote T. Long Down farm,Ewell,Epgom EdeCaleb,Homefarm,BetchworthR.S.O FrederickMrs.A. Ladylands, Horley S.O Corp George, Bitham's lane, Chertsey Ede C. W.Pounds frm. Dnsfold.Godlmnoo 1!Freeland Frederick, Bridge End farm, Cox John, Crockford bridge, Addles tone, Edmonds George, West Molesey, Kingst~ I Ockham, Woking station Weybrid!te Edmund George, Brox, Chertsey Freeland George (exor.s. of), Cobham Cox John Ralph, The Hermitage, Thorn- ELiwards Arthur, Waterbridge farm, 1 court, Cobham ton heath, Crovdon Cranleij!'h, Guildford Freeland W. Poplar farm, Ewell, Epsom CGxJohn Ralph;Norbury manor, Lower Edwards Evan, Send, Woking station Freeman Robert, Banstead, Epsom Streatham s.w Edward:~ George, Broad street, Wor- Freemantle Ephraim, Markwick, Has- Crawte Thomas, Upper Bourne, Wreccle- plesdon, Guildford combe, Godalming sham, Famham Edwards James, Farley green, Albury, Freemantle William, Field Place farm, 'CrookeWilliam,LittleWitheyBush farm, Guildford Dunsfold, Godalming Cranleigh, Guildford Edwards John, The Common, Wonersh, Frewin James, Malden, Kingston Cross Miss Mary, Old Workhouse, Ling- Guildford Frost David, Birtley, Witley, Godalming field, East Grinstead Edwards John, Cranlei~h, Guildford Fry Benjamin, Tilford, Farnham Crosse A. C. Rottenham, Godalming Edwards John, Lockhurst farm, Shere, Fry John, Upper Hourne, Wrecclesham, Crouch A. West Horsley, Leatherhead Guildford Farnham oCrowhurst T. Blindle:v Hth. Ea.Grinstd Edwards John, Norney, Godalmin!!' Fryer Edward, Colt.! Harbour, Cranleigh, Crowhurst Thomas, Home, Ea. Grinstd Edwards William, Milford, Godalming Guildford ' oCrundwell & Son, West End iarm,Fren- EdwardsW.Parkfrm.Chesngtn.Kin~stn Fuller Henry, St. Ann's road, Chertsey sham, Farnham Egg-leton Edward, Flushing farm, Great Fuller M.Brookland, Cranleigh,Guildfr1l Crust Martin, Brewer Street farm, Blet- Bookham, Leatherhead Fulltlr Thomas, Old Deer park, Park chingley, Redhill Eliott John, Painshill farm, Bramley, shot, Richmond CumberW .Coneyhnrst, E\vhrst. Guildfrd Guildford Furlonger William, West end, Chidding- Ct~rtis Mrs. Home, East Grinstead Elliott J. Mason's bridge, Horley S.O fold, Godalming Cutler Arthr. Chobham, Bagshot R.S.O Elliott J ohnScotchford,Parn's Hill_ farm, Furnivall Charies John, Frog grove, Daborn William, Sandpit hall, Chobham, Cranleig-h, Guildford Worplesdon, Guildford Bagshot R.S.O Elliott Thomas, Cranleigh, Guildford Gadd R. Woodhouse, Shere, Guildrord Dale John Hewell, Aldhouse farm,Capel, Ellis E. & A. Arting-ton manor,Guildford Game J. Breaks pear frm. Cape!, Drkng Dorking Ellis Cyrus, Great House farm, Hamble- Gander William, Abinger, Dorking Dalton William, Stanstead farm, White don, Godalming Gander W. Wickland, Ockley, Dorking hill, Caterham S.O EllisGeo.Gadbrook frm.Betchwth R.S.O Gapp E. Bakershaw, Newdigate, Drkng J)ann Thomas Tully. Nutfield, Redhill Ellis Horace, Westcott, Dorkin!!' Garson John, Tatsfidd1 We;;terham S)artnell J.Cottrell farm,Shere,Guildfrd Ellis Mrs. I. Great Enton, Godalmin.,. George R. Parises, Lingfield, E. Grnstd Davis J. (exors. of), Shalford, Guildford Ellis Richd. Lowfield Heath, Crawley Gibbs Joseph & Robert, Broad street, lDavis John, Cross stock, Woking, Ellistone John, Hindhead, Shottermill Worplesdon, Guildford Woking station common, Petersfield Gibhs Frank, High st. Haslemere S.O Davis J. Holly lodge, Kingswood,Epsom Elsey A. Horse hill, Sidlow, Reigate Giddings George, Hill side, Wreccle- Dawes Henry,Grovelands, WestHor.,Iey, El win Thomas, Marshall's farm, Bram- sham, Farnham Leatherhead ley, Guildford Giddings William, Hill Side farm, Daws Mr~. Elizabeth Plumer, Ripley, Elwin Thomas, Parsonage farm, Ham- Frensham, Farnham Wokingstation bledon, Godalming; & at Bramley Gitfon King William John, Pitfold, Dawson F.Guildford Park farm,Guildfrd El worthy William, Claygate, Esher Shottermill, Petersfield Day Bros. High street; & Englefield El worthy William, jun. Claygate, Esl1er Gilbert Thomas, Banstead, Epsom green, Egham English George Wells, N ewhouse farm, Gille~t G. Vigo farm, Holm wood, Drkng Day Henry, West Barnes, Merton Tandridge, Redhill Gillett James, Vigo, Capel, Dorking Dearle Edward, Muckhatch farm, Enticknap William, Gorbage farm, Gillham E. West Horsley, Leatherhead Thorpe, Che;otsey Dunsfold, Godalming Godfrey Mrs. Elizh. Stroude, Egham Dendy Daniel,Horsehill,Sidlow,Reigate Errey Edward, Maddock farm, Little Godfrey James, St. Ann's heatb,Chertsy Dendy Samuel, Mapledrake, Ewhurst, Bookham, Leatherhead Godfrey John, Stt'Oude, Egham, Staines Guildford Etherington William, Broadstone farm, Godfrey William, Bagsbot . Dennis D. Hoyle farm, Capel, Dorking Oakwood, Dorking Goodwin Thomas, Whitehouse, Ling- .Denni~ John, Dorman's land, Lingfield, Evans J ames, Pankhurst, Chobham, field, East Grinstead East Grimtead • Bagshot R.S.O Goring Thomas, Thorpe, Chertsey :D.enyer Henry,Casfordmtii&Wheeler's Fa!!geterEdwin,Carthouselane, Horsell, Gosden John&: Joh, West end, Chob- ·farm, Thursley, Godalming Woking station ham, Bagshot R.S.O .
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