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TRADE~. FAR 785 Shaw; John.A]Bert,Kingswood Common, Shuffiebotham Matthew, Lee .House, Slack Mrs Sl'AFFORDSHIRE.] TRADE~. FAR 785 Shaw; John.A]bert,Kingswood common, Shuffiebotham Matthew, Lee .house, Slack Mrs. William, Aver Hill side. A.lbrighton, Wolverhampton Rushton James, Macclesfield Lower Elkstone, Buxton Shaw Mrs. Mary~ Cheddleton, Leek Shuffiebotham Saml. Yarnfield, Ston~ Slack Wm. Wootton, Eccleshall,Stffrd $haw· R. Ma:rchingtou, Uttoxeter ShufHebotham William, . High lee, Slat~r Mrs. E. Fradley,A.lrewas,Burtn. Sha.w T. Ludg_ate st, Tutbury, Burtn Rushton James, Macclesfield Slater Mrs. Emma., Drayton Bassett,.. Shaw W. Burton st. Tutbury, Burton Shnker Waiter, Longnor hall, Penk- Tamworth Shaw W.jun. Old hall,Fradle-y ,Lichfid ridge, Stafford Slater G. Lightwood, Cheadle Grang~ Shaw Wm. Weston-on-Trent, Stafford Shuker William Edward, Wichnor Slater George, Milton, Stoke Shaw William Henry, Pershall green, bridges, Wichnor, Burton Slater J. The Mill,Marchington, Uttxtr Pershall, Eccleshall, Stafford Sidwells W. Clifton Campville,Tmwrth Slater John. Bentley, Walsall Sheldon John Prince J.P. Brund, Sigley Thos. Weston Coyney,Longton Slater J oseph. Tamhorn, Whitting-J Sheen. Buxton Silcock 'Mrs. Mary• Ann, Stubwood, ton, Lichfield Sheldon Thos. Walsall Wood, Walsall Rocester, Stafford Slater William, Fisherwick, Lichfield Shelley Willia~n; & Henry, Leawood Sillito Geor.ge, Gayton, Stafford Slater William Joseph, Marchington pits, High Offiey, Newport, Salop Sillito James, Bromley hall, Gerard's Woodlands, Uttoxeter ~helley Frederick William, Wetwood, Bromley, Eccleshall Sleath Rd. Church Eaton, Stafford Broughton, Ecclesball Sillito W. J.Greenfields,Bradly.Stffrd Sleigh Mrs. Jn. Barrow Moor, Heathy Shelleiy Henry, Beacon, Coton, Staffrd .Sillitc William, The Wellings, Ashley, Lee, Buxton Shelley James, Croxton, Stafford · Market Dra.yt-on SmallwOQd Leonard,Whitgreave,Stone Shelley John, Dilhorne, Stoke Sillitoe Frederick, Wootton, ;Eccles- Smallwood Wm. Brocton, Stafford Shelley J oseph, Rolleston, Bnrton hall, St&fford Smart E. The Booth!, Ipstones, Stoka Shelley S. Swinfen, Weeford, Lichfield Sillitoe James, Dee bank, Lowe, Leek Smart Mrs. Elizh. Armitage, Rngeley Shelley W. Castle Hayes, Fauld,Burtn Silvester Abraham, Fillybrook, Stone Smart Mrs. Prances Elizabeth, Shen· Shelley William, Barton-under-Need- Silvester Mrs. Elizabeth, Broughton stone W oodend, Lichfield wood, Burton folly, Eccleshall Smart J oseph, Hatherton, Stafford Shelley William, Coton, Stafford Silvester Geo. Wm Tixall, Stafford Smiles T. Burst, Biddulph,Congleton Shelly Mu. Margaret, Cresswell, Silvester Joseph, Leacroft, Saverley Smith Alec, Winnoth dale, Croxden, Draycott-in-the-Moors, Stoke green, Stoke Stoke Shemilt John &; Edward, Garsball Silvester Thomas, Groundslow farm, Smith Mrs. •Ann, Brazenhill, Haugh- Green, Milwich, Stone Tittensor, Stoke ton, Stafford • Shemil~ David, Garshall green, Mil- Silvester Thomas, High OfHey, New- Smith Mrs. Annie; Hawfield lane, wich, Stone port (Salop) Winshill, Burton Shemilt Edward, Milwich, Stone Silvester Wm. Derrington, Stafford Smith A. Cliff top, Blore, Ashbourn~ Shemilt James, Foxt, Stoke Simcock Ralph, Hollins, Horton, Leek Smith Charles, Cellarhead, Wetley Shemilt Mrs. Jesse, Ipstones, Stoke Simcox William Summer hill, Whit- Rocks, Stoke Shemilt ThOoS. Wm, Ipstones, Stoke grave, Stone Smith Charles, Wood end, Wednesftd. ShemiltW.T.Coton grn.Milwich,Stone Simiester Christopher, Oonsall, Stoke Wolverhampton 8henton Frank, Hayes gate, Wars- Simister Miss Elizabeth Anne, Al- Smith Clement, Onecote, Leek low, BuxtQn mington, Market Drayton Smith E. Breech hall, Wat.erfall,Leek Shenton Harry, Upper Tean, Stoke Simkin Thomas, Gnosall, Stafford Smith Edmund, Upper Tean, Stoke Shenton Herbt.A. Werrington, Stoke Simkin Willinm, Essington, W'hmptn Smith Edward, Gt. Wyrley, Walsall Shenton Jeremiah, Warslow, Buxton Simkins Abraham, Whittington Burst, Smith Elijah, Above Park, Cheadle Sh9Ilton Joseph, Werrington, Stoke Whittington, Licbfield Smith Miss Emma, Grindon, Stok& Shenton Reuben, Upper Tean, Stoke Simkins George, Little Hay, Lichfield Smith Ernest, Chebsey, Stafford Shen\on Richard, The Ridge, Faw- Simkins James, Willowford, Whit- Smith FraHk, Little Dimsdale, W ol- fieldhead, Buxton tington, Lichfield stanton, Stoke Shenton Wm. Ivy ho. Butterton,Leeli Simmonds Thomas, Stretton, Stafford Smith Frederick, Blore, Ashbourne Sherley Jsph. Home fm. Farley,Stokt! Simpkin Edward, OfHey Hay,Horsley, Smith George, Bishopswood, Stafforcl Sherlock Thomas, Stanton, Ashbourne Eccleshall, Stafford Smith George, Bromley lodge, Kings- Sherratt J. &; Sons, Gayton, S_tafford Simpkins William, Brook farm, C,'hor- winford, Dudley Sherratt Frederick, Fradley, Lichfield ley, Lichfield Smith George, Coats town, Hollins~ Sherratt James, Gayton, Stafford Simpson AbeJ, Hakesley, Heaton, • clough, Bu:xton Sherratt John, Bagnall, Stoke :Macclesfield Smith George, Fenton, Stoke Sherratt John, Calton, Ashbourne . Simpson Charles, Betley, Crewe Smith George, Orgreave, Lichfield Sherratt S. Norton green, Norton-m- Simpson E. Slindon, Stafford Smith George, Pheasey• farm, Great the-Moors, Stoke .,. Simpson E. A. Coppenhall, Stafford Barr, Birmingham Sherratt Thomas, Newchapel, StoJ, . Simpson E.New bldgs.Marston,Staffrd Smith Geo. Shareshill, W olverhmptn Sherr~tt T. Park lane_, Endon, Stoke Simpson G. Lower Elkst<>ne Buxt<>n Smith George, Sheen, Bnxton Sherwm Enoch. Wernngton, Stoke · H Clif 1 d • Cl"f · ,. .. th W · gto St k S1mpson enrv, ton o ge. 1 ton Smith Geo. Hy. Bishopswood,Stafford Sh&t·w~n Lua ew, ernn n, o e Campville Tamworth Smith H. Mui!!den Grange, Ashbourne Sherwm W. A. Newborough, Burton . ' · L L ek Shielcock Albert Goldsitch house S~mpson Hy. Lowe hill, owe, e . Smith Hugh, Blackshaw moor, Leek Quarnford Bux'ton ' Simpson James, Bradley green, Bid- Frith, Leek ' El" b b N h h dulph, Congleton Smith Isaac, Fradswell, Stafford shilton M~ rs. 1za et , ewe urc , ,... J H.ll d I G · d St k Burton-on-Trent :S~mpson as. I s. a e, rm. on, ~ e Smith James, Crowboro',Horton,Leek Shilton .P. Morrey, Burt-on-on-Trent Simpson James, Willoughbndge, Pipe Smith James, Kinver, Swurbridge Shipley John, Newton, Rugeley . Gate, Market Drayton . Smith Jas.Park la.Park End,Newcstle Shipley S. Ecton, Wetton, Ashbourne S~mpson Jesse,~ellcNf~Gnndon,Stke Smith James, Trough stone~ Bid- Shipley Thomas, Newton, Rngeley S~mpson Jesse~ J~n. Gnndon, Stoke dulph, Con~leton Shipton Thomas, Morrey, Burton S~mpson T. Wmmn~ton,Mrkt. Dra~n Smith Jas. Wigmorey We. Br<>mwich Shirley Misses J a ne & Lydia, Stone- S1mpson Thomas, Big Ankerton, Slm- Smith John, Bend Oak farm, Brough house, Brown Edge, ~tOke . don, Stafford road,. \Vinshill, Burton Shirley E.Cold wall, Okeover,Ashbrne S~ms Ja~~s, Gratton, Stoke Smith Jn. Day hills,Hilderstone,Stone Shirley E. Highfields, Alton, Stoke S~ms W~ll.lam, B_lackwood, Stoke Smith John, Ecton, Wetton, Ashbrne Shirley E. L. Fawfieldhead, Buxton Sims Wllham, H1gh Carr, Chesterton, Smith .lohn, Great Barr, Birmingham Shirlev Ralph, Wetl.ev Rocks, Stoke Newcastle Smith Jonn. Bignall End, Newcastle Shirley Robert, Waterhouse, Heathy Skipper William, 307 Horninglow rd. Smith John, Northwood, Calwich, Lee, Buxton north, Burton Ashbourne Shirley Roland, Brown EJge, Stoke Slack A. Flash, Quarnford, Buxtop Smith John, Ramsor, Stoke Shirley Samuel, Fawfieldhead, Buxtn Slack J. Edge side,Heathy Lee,Buxtn Smith Jsph. Blakenhall, Yo:xall,Burtn Shoebotham Daniel, Checkley, Stoke Slack .J. The New, Hollinsclough,Bxtn Smith J.oseph, Cote, Farley, Stoke Shoebottom D, Checkley Bank, Stoke Slack James, New Barnes, Hollins- Smith Joseph, Onecote, Leek Shortland Thomas,Longbridge Ilayes, clough, Boxton Smith Mark,sen. Blakenall Hth.Wahll Longport, Stoke Slack Miss, Middle edge, Quarnford, &nith M. jun. Little Bloxwich,Walsll Shropshall Wm. Portobello, Wolseley Buxtou Smith Mrs. Mary, Hulme, Longton road, Rugeley Slack R. Baldstone, Quarnford, Buxtn Smith Richd. Delves, nr. Wednesbury Shropshir~ C. Bishop's Offiey.Stafford Slack Mrs. S. Black bank, Foxt, Stoke Smith Richard,Gre~t Barr, Di1mnghm ShufHebotha.m C.Podmore, Eccleshall Slack Mrs. S. Hollinsclough,. Bnxton Smith Sampson, Whitmore,Newca5tle ShnfHebotham I. Bradshaw, Longs- Slack Samuel, Dilhorne, Stoke Smith Saml. Bishop's Offiey, Stafford don, Stoke Slack Thomas, Bolton gate, Weston 8m1th SI. Ramshorn, Farley, Stoke Shuffiebothant .fohn, Common, Crox- Coyney, Longton • . Smith Samuel. Stanton, Ashbourne den, Stoke Slack Thomas, Dilhorne, Stoke Smith Sidney, Ravens lane, Bignall Slnck Thbs.LB('k rd.Cellathead,Stoke End, Newcastle ST..:\ FFS. 50 .
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