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NORFOLK.] FARM Ers-Rontinued TRADES DIRECTORY.] 6~3 FAR [NORFOLK.] FARM ERs-rontinued. ·wood William, Morston, Thetford Wright Stephen, V't'alcot green, Diss Wilkins William, Acle, Norwich Woodcock Geo. Barford, Wymondham Wright Thomas, Ludham, Norwich \Vilkinson Jeremiah, Wiggenhall St. Woodcock Horace Robt. Fet·sflP.!d, Diss \Vright Thoma;;:, North Runcton, Lynn Ge1·mtJ.in, Lynn \V oodcock John, Billiu~ford, Thetford \VrightThos.'l'.'l'erringtonSt.J ohn,Lynn Wilki1tson .folm, Green, Wicklewood, Woodcock Joseph, Horsham ::lt. Faith's, \V right \Villiam, Briston, Thetf'ord Wymondham Norwich Wright \Villiam, Felthorpc, Norwich Wilkinson Thomas, Mattishall Burgh, Woodcock Robert, Bressinf!ham, Diss Wri~ht Wm. F1elrl Dalling, Thetfonl ERst Dereham Woodcock Williarn, Salhnuse, Norwich Wri~ht Wm. North Creake, Faktmham WillP.rWm. Spa common, North \Valsbm W oodhouse Charles, l~oxley, Thetford Wrigh t \Villiam, Ovington, Thetford 'Vil\Q.'ress John Daniel, Upton, Norwich Woodhouse Williarn, Briston, Thetford Wright William,Pulham St. Mary-the- Williams John, Eastgate, Cawston: Woodrow John, Blofield, Norwich Virgin, Harleston Norwich Woodrow William, Walcot green, Diss Wright \Villiam, Smallbur!!h, Norwich Williams John, Soulhgate, Cawston, Woodrow William, \Vorstead, Norwich Wright William, Toftrees, Fa ken ham Norwich • WoodsChristopher, Sidestrand,Norwich \'VrightVVm. WalpoleSt. Peter,Wishech \Yilliams Jonathan, Fersfield, Diss Woods Henry, Church end, Walpole St. Wrightup Hen. Farrer, Ashill, Thetford Williamson Chafl. Alpington, Norwich Peter, Wisbech Wyatt Daviu, Yaxham, East Dereham \Vi\liamson Fredk. Horsford, Norwich Woods Henry, \Vortwell, Harleston Wyatt .John, Hingham, Attleboruugh vVilliamson John, Briston, Tbetford Woods John, Hedenham, Bungay Wyatt Robert, \Vestfield, EastDereham Williamson John, Coldham farm, Woods Nicholas, Gayton, Lynn W yer John Georg·e, Sou thery,Downham Shernbourne, Lynn Woods Thomas, Sharring-ton, Thetford Wyett Thomas, Shipdharn, Thetford 'Villiamson Thomas John Elliott, Old Woodward Henry, 'ferrington St. Yallop Henry, Sprowston, Norwich Hall farm, lngoldisthorpe, Lynn Clement, Lynn Yallop Richard Fryer, Brooke, Norwich WillimottWilliam, Hevingham,Norwich Woolsey Cardinal, Erpingham,Norwich Yallop Robert, Kirstead, 1\"orwich Willing-s George, Gorga te hall, East' W oolsey J eremialt W illiam, Kirby Bed on, Yarham Ed m d. Themelthorpe, Thetford Den·bam Norwich Yaxley William, \Vissonsett, Swaflham WillisWilliam,Barningham Northwood, Woolsey John, Scole Yell Michl. 'l'errington St. John, Lynn Norwich \Voolsey John, Swafield, Norwich Youels Robert, Kenninghall, Thetford Willows Edmund, \Vereham, Brandon \Yoolscy William, Gissing, Diss YouelsRobert,jun.Kenninghall,Thetford Wilson Ambrose, Gorleston, Yarmouth \Voolston Henry, Ormesby St.Margaret, Young Andrew, Necton, Thetford Wilson Bcrnerd, Gorleston, Yarmouth Yarmouth Young- Benjamin, Pentney, Swaffbam Wilson George Hen. M:orston, Thetrord \Voolston Jolm,jun. Scratby, Ormesby Young James, Honingham, Norwich Wilson John, Neat's Ling farm, Great St. 11Iargaret, Yarmouth Young James, Rollesby, Norwich Ringstead, L_ynn Woolston Mark, Scratby, Ormesby St. Young- 'l'hos. llilgay, Downham Market W ilson .John, Saddlebow, \Viggenhall Margaret, Yarmouth · YoungmanA.Jlen,Horningtoft,Swatfham St. M"ary-tl!e-Virgin, Lynn Woolston Mark, IIemsby, Yarmouth Youngman Christpr.Mundesley,Norwch Wilson Mrs. Lydia, Swanton Novers, Woolston ~Iark,jun.Hemsby,Yarmouth Youngman Edwd.Trunch,Nth.Walsham Thetford W oolston Robert, jun. Ormesby St. YoungmanJ ames Wm. WestAcre,Brandn Wilson Murray, 1\Iethwold, Brandon Margaret, Yarmouth Young-man John, \Vicklewood, vVy- Wilson Nathanicl, Swanton Ahbott, Wootton Frederick, Walsoken, Wisbech rnondham Norwich Wootton John, Southery, Downham Youngman John, Winfarthing, Diss \Vilson William, Manor house, Scarning, Wootton Robert, t:louthery, Downham Youngman Thomas, Honing, Nor wick East Dereham Wording·hamJohn,\Ve.Bar~hm.Faknhm Youngs Misse~ Caroline & Hannah, Winearls Charles, Islington, Lyun Worm Henry, Hlofield, Norwich All burgh, Harleston Winearls Edward, Marharn, Down ham Worman Benjamin,Longham lane,Gres- Youngs Miss Elizabeth, \Vortwell, Winearls Fredk.Horningtoft, Swaffham senhall, East Dereham Harleston \Vinearls Henry, \Vest Acre, Brandon \Vormer Benj. Gressenhall, East Derehm Youngs J arnes, Shelton, Long Stratton Winearls Philip, Wiggenhall St. Ger- W ortley Thos. & Jas. Methwold, Brandu Youngs J ames. Wickhampton, Norwich main, Lynn Wortley Mrs. Ann, Ashill, Thetford Yonngs John, Burgh, Norwich Winearls H.obert C. Eastgate, Mm·ham, Wortley Horatio E. Frettenhm.Norwch Youngs Mrs. Mary, Stratton St. 1\Iary, Downham Wortley James, East llunton, Norwich Long Stratton Win field Frederick, Whittington, North- Wortley John, Felmingham, N orwieh Youngs Samuel, All burgh, Harleston wold, Brandon Wortley John, Methwold, Brand.on Youngs Sharman, \Vortwell, Harleston WinfieldFrerlk.Wm. Boughton,Brnndon Wortley John, North \Valsham Youngs Wm.FraminghamPigot,Norwch Wingfield Edwd. J. Hingham,Attleboro' WortlcyJohn, Swafield, North\Valsham Yull Matthew,Mattishall,East Dereham \V inn Charles, GunthoqJe, Thetrord W ortley Leonard., Rough ton, Norwich Yull Paul, East Bilney, Swaffharn Winter Alfred, Toft Monks, Beccles Wortley Robert, Horsford, Norwich Yull William, Mattishall, East Dereham \Vinter .John, Seething, Norwich Wortley Robert, Sutlield, Norwich Winter Samuel, Heydon, Norwich Wortlry \Villiam, Repps, Norwich Farm Bailiffs. Winter Thomas, Salhou~e, Norwich Wray Henj. Stow Bardolph, Downham Archer Henry (to W. N. Roberson, Winterton William, Highway end, Wal- Wrench Benj.Emery, Bodham, Thetford esq.), Little Palgrave, Swaflham paleSt. Peter, Wishech Wrench Caleb Elwin, Dinham, Wells Askew Charles (to the Earl of Albe- ·winterton William, \Valsoken, Wisbech Wrench Mrs. Briston, Thettord marle), Eccles, Attleborough Wire John, Southburgh, 'l'hetford Wretham Robert, Kenninghall, Thetford Baker Henry (to Jarnes .Day, esq.), Wiseman Alfred, Martham, Yarmouth \Vrigglesworth John, Brandon Parva, Horsford, Norwich Wiscman George, N orton Hall farm, Wymondham Bartle Gcorge (to Horace Beck, esq.), Burnharn Norton, Lynn WrigglesworthJohn, jun. Rush green, Harpley, Brandon . Wiseman Hen.jun.Ashby hall, Norwch Barnham Broom, Wymondham Barnes Barnabas (to Henry Smtth, Wiseman John, Clippesby, Norwich Wrigglcsworth \Villiam, Wicklewood, esq.), Griston, Thetford . \Viseman John, Walcott, Norwich \Vymondham Barnes John (to M.Neave,esq.), Eding- Wiseman J<>hn, jun. Manor house, Oby, Wright Mrs. Alice, Fring-, Lynn thorpe, Norwich Norwich . \V right Mrs. Anna, Stanhoe, Lynn Batterham John (to T. R. Buck worth, Witham Georgc, Kenninp;hall, Thetfordj\Vright Renjamin, Wereham, Brandon esq.), Cockley Cley, Swaffham Witham John, Kenningball, 'l'hetford Wright Edmund, Ringland, N orwicb Beavis Wells (to lV. H. G. Buck, esq .), Withers George, Copper hall, Swaffham WrightMrs.Elizth.Besthorpe,Attlehoro' Glandford, Thetford \Vithcrs Thomas, London st. Swaffham WrightMrs.Elizh.Trimingham,Norwich Bell Edmund (to F. Clowes, esq.), Wittleton Robert, East Ruston, Norwich W right George S. Bush Green farm, Sutton, Stalham Wittou Edwd. South Lop ham, 'rhetford, Great Ellingham, Attleborough Bell Robert (to E. Farrer, esq.), N' orth Witton Edwd.jun. Sth. Lopham,'l'hetfrd Wright Mrs. Harriet, Attleboroug·h Pickenham, Swatfham 'Vix Frederick, East \Vinch, Lynn i Wrigbt Henry, Antingham, Norwich Bird Henry (to Edward Cooke, esq.), Wix .1\Irs. Mat·y, East Winch, Lynn Wright Henry, Carbrooke, Thetford Stalhal!l, Norwich Wolsey John, Wiggenhall St. Mary-the- Wright Henry, Kettlestone, Fakenham Brindey William (to T. Wood, esq.), 1 Virgin, Lynn \Vright Henry, \VoosteOJ.d 1 Norwich Toft Monks, Beccles Wolsey .Mrs. l\Iary, Wiggenhall St. Wright James, West Walton, Wisbech BrownDavid(toE. C. Newcome,esq.), Mary-the-Virgin, Lynn Wright John, Bressing·ham, Diss Feltwell Anchor, Downham Womack George,J Topcroft, Bung-ay WrightJno.Nth.Tuddenhm.F.a.Derehm Brown Robert (to T. Cubitt, esq.), Womack John, North Lop ham, Thetford W right John N ewcombe, Terrington St. Bacton, Norwich W omackJ ohn,jlm. Nth.Lopham,Thetfrd Clement, Lynn Brown Robert (to MiasLynes),Beeston, \Vomack Thos. North Lopham, Thetford Wright Mrs . .l\Iary Ann, Stow Bardolph, Swaffham Wones James Dravton Norwich Downham Market Bullimore John (to J. Harvey1 elf[-), Wood George: Denver/Downham Wright Samuel, .Mou1ton1 Norwich North Wa.leham, Norwich .
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