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BUCKS.] Farmers-Continued • tRADES DIRECTORY.] 549 FAR [BUCKS.] FARMERs-continued. Lawrence T. Horton, Slough Maycock G. Oving hill, Waddesdon, Keen T. Ridge, Bledlow, Tring Lawson W. Chalfont St. Peter't~, Ger- Aylesbury Keene A. Hambleden, Henley-on-Thams rard's Cross Maycock W. UpperWinchendon, Wad- Keene J. Rockwell end, Hambleden, Lay R. Brill, Thame desdon Henley-on-Thames Leaberrey Mrs. M. Water Eaton, Maydon L. C. Selden,Mursley,Winslow Keene R. Pheasants hill, Hambleden, Bletchley Station 1 Mayho .J. North Marston, Winslow Henley-on-Thames Leask A. Tattenhoe, Stony Stratford 1\layne J. Grandborough, Winslow Keene W. Ibstone, Wallingford Lee G. Iver, Uxbridge :!\leacher E. A. St. Margaret's, lvinghoe, Kemp E. Great Horwood, Winslow Lee H. North Dean, Hughenden, High Hemel Hempstead Kemp J. Chalfont St. Peter's, Gerrard's Wycombe - 1\Iead R. & W. Doddersball, Quainton, Cross Lee J. Hughenden, High Wycombe Winslow Kempton Mrs. -, Stewkley, Leighton LeeR. Bradenham, High Wycambe Mead Mrs. H. Soulbury, Leighton Buzzard LeeR. West Wycombe, High Wycombe Buzzard - Keys F. Great Horwood, Winslow Leeson J. Little Horwood, Winslow Mead J. Hollingdon, Soulbury, Leigh- Kibble W. North 1\:larston, Winslow Leeson T. Little Horwood, Winslow ton Buzzard Kilby J. jun. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Leete J. Emberton, Newport Pagnell Mead Jas. Stewkley, Leighton Buzzard Kilby J. sen. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Lester Mrs. C. & Son, Middle Claydon, l\leadJ ohn, Stewkley, Leighton Buzzard Kilby S. Boarstall, Thame Winslow 1 Mead M. Soulbury, Leighton Buzzard Kimbell R. W orminghall, Thame Lester .A. Biddlesden, Bracldey Mead l\:1. Stewkley, Lei!{hton Buzzard Kimber R. Turville, Watlington Lester \V. Steeple Claydon, Winslow Mead M. Waddesdon, Aylesbury Kinch J. Charndon, Bicester Lever C. Beaconsfield Mead '1'. Dun ton, Winslow King B. Akely, Buckingham Lilly Mrs. S. Astwood, NewportPognell 1\lead T. Eddlesborough, Dunstable King B. Great Horwood, Winslow Lilly W. S. Astwood. Newport Pagnell Mead William, Hog3ton, Winslow; King C. Gt. Hampden, Gt. l\>lissenden- Lillywhite G. sen. Eton wick, Eton, residence, Dunton King C. Thornborough, Bucking·ham 'Vindsor MeadowsR.Sherington,NPwportPagnell King C. jun. Waddesdon, Aylesbury Line T. Great Horwood, Winslow Meehan C. D. Cowley, Preston Bissett, King C. sen. Waddesdon, Aylesbury Lines B. Water Stratford, Buckingham Buckingham King G. Broughton, Aylesbury Lines Mrs. E. Hillesden, Buckingham Merry M. 1\Iiddle Claydon, Winslow King G. Church hill, Whaddon, Stony Lines E. A. Great Wolston, Bletchlcy Midwinter W. Oving, Aylesbury Stratford Station Miles F. Stoke Hammond, BletchJey King G. Walton, Bletchley Station Lines J. Botley, Chesham Station King J. Fillingden, West Wycombe, Lines J. La timer, Cbesham Miles J. Lit. Brickhili,BletchleyStation High Wycombe Lines J. Thornborough, Buckingham Miles J. }'lack well heath, Littlel\larlow, King J. Hardwick, Aylesbury Lines T. North Marston, Wimdow Great Marlow King J. Nash, Stony 1:-ltratford Lines W. Grandborough, Winslow l\liles W. Mount Pleasant, Stoke Ham- King J. Wavendon, Wohurn Lin~·er G. Clifton Reynes, Newport mond, Bletchley Station King J. Whaddon, Stony Stratford Pagnell 1\lillerl\IissH.PrestonHissett,Buckngllm King J. Wbaddon, Stony Stratford Linnell G. Leckhamstead, Bucking·ham Mills T.Singleborougb, Great Horwood, King J. M. Whaddon, Stony Stt•atford I .. itchfield C. Love green, Iver, Uxbridge Winslow King S. Steeple Claydon, Winslow Little E. Stockwell lane, 1\lonks Ris- Missenden J. Shenley, Church end, King T. Meadle, Monks Risborough, borough, Princes Risborough Stony Stratford Princes Risborough Loke B. Ledburn, Mentmore, Leighton Mold W. Thornborough, Burkingham King T. Thornborougb, Buckingham Buzzard Monk H. Sheepcote l1ill, Waddesdon, King T. Wavendon, Woburn Long G. Loudwater, High Wycombe Aylesbury King T. Widmore, Great l\Iarlow Longland G. 0. High street, Olney, l\lonk H. Winslow King \V. Chalfont St. Peter's, Gerrard's Newport Pagnell Monk Miss M. Stone, Aylesbury Cross Loosley J. Summerlays, Princes Risboro' 1\:lonkT. K.BartonHartshorn, Bucknglnn King W. Denl1am, Uxbridge Lovegrove C. Brill, Thame Monkhouse F. Dorney, Windsor Kingham G. Longwick, Princes Risboro' Lovejoy E. Thorney, Iver, Uxbridge .l\lorecraft H. Haddenham, 'J'hamP King ham J. Ellesborough, Tring Lovell G. Beachampton,Stony Stratford l\:lorecraft Mrs. M. Church alley, Winslw King ham J. Ludgershall, Aylesbury Lucas Major E. l\1. Row sham, Win- l\lorris Mrs. A. Dropshort, Bowbrick- Kingham J. Stone, Aylesbury grave, Aylesbury hill~ Bletchley Station Kingham J. Weston Turville, Aylesbury Lucas E. M. Rowsham, 'Wingrave, Morris Mrs. A. Fenny Stratford King·ham Mrs. S. Haddenham, Thame Aylesbury l\Ion·is C. Little ~Iarlow, Great 1\Iarlow King-ham W. Dinton, Aylesbm•y Lucas J. Weedon, Hardwick, Aylesbury Morris E. Nap hill, Hughenden, High King·ham W. Lower Waldridge, Ford, Luck T. C. A~:~twood, Newport Pagnell Wycombe Aylesbury Ludlow J. Great Kimble, 'fring Morris J. Buckland, Tring- Kirby J. Oakley, Thame Lutman J. Ridge, Bedlow, Tring )!orris J. Hogston, Winslow Kitchen C. Fawley, Henley-on-Thames Major R. M. Firs, Langley Marisb, :1\IorrisJ. S.WaterStrattord,Buckinghm Kitchen J. Bosmoor, Fawley, Henley- Slongh MorrisT.WestWycombe,HighWycombe on-Thames Makeham W. Sherington, Newport Morris Thomas William, Bedgrove Knight J. Great Brickhill, Bletchley Pagnell 1 house, Weston Turville, Aylesbury Station l\lalius J. B. Up. Pollicott, Ashendon, Morris \V. Little Marlow, Great Marlow Knight R. Great Hrickhill, Bletchley Thame Morris W. B. 1\Iyze, West Wycombe, Station Mann F. Botley, Chesham High Wycombe Lacey D. Lower marsh, High Wycombe Manning A. A. Raveustone, Newport l\lortemore T. Addingrove, Oakley, Lacey J. Botolph Claydon, Winslow Pagnell Thame Lacey J. Loudwater, High Wycombe Margesson H. J. Market sq. Aylesbury Mortemore W. Ixhill, Oakley, Thame Lailey J. Parmoor, Hambleden, Henley- Marks R. Denham, Quainton, Winslow Morten R. Chaltont St. Giles, Slough on-Thames Marshall J. Chenies, Rickmansworth Mortimer H. W. Turville, \Vatlington Lamb H. Horton, Slough ~[arshall S. Hitcham, :Maidenhead :l\lortimer J. Chalfont 1:-lt. Giles, Slough Lamborn Mrs. E. Ludgershali,Aylesbry .M:artio C. Great Hampden, Great 1\lorton J. Denham, Uxbridge Lambourn H. Great Hampden, Great l\lissenden l\Iuddiman T. Lavendon, Newport Missenden l\lartin D. Great Hampden, Great Pagnell Lam bourn J. Biddlesden, Brackley Missenden l\lumtord J. Akely, Buckingham Lamburn .Mrs. S. Charndon, Bicester l\Iartin R. Shenley, Chu!'ch end, Stony l\lumfordR.Chilton park,Chilton,Thame Lanchbury W. H. Kingsey, Thame Stratford Mtmger J. Weston Turville, Tring Lane W. & J. Kingsey, Thame l\lartin T. Speen, Princes Risborough l\Iunger R. Ellesborough, Tring Lane E. Chalfont St. Giles, 1:-llougb 1\Iason F. T. Towersey, Thame Nnsh H. F. Upton Lee, Slough Langston J. Meadle, Monks Risborougl1, Mason J. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester N ash W. Chalfont 8t. Giles, Slouglt Princes Risborougb Mason J. Waddesdon, Aylesbury Nash W. Fingest, Wallingford Larkin J. Penn, Amersham Mason W. Denham, Uxbridge Neal J. "\V add farm, Lathbury, Newport Lasenby H. Weedon Hill farm, Amershm Matthews H. Grange, Padbury, Buck- Pagnell . Lasenby H. Well farm & Raseldean, ingham Neig-hhour W. Bolter end, Fingest; Chartridge, C'hesham l\latthews T. Common lays, "\Vaddesdon, Wallingford Latham T. Draycott, Ickford, Thame Aylesbury Neighbour W. Lane end, High "\Vycmbe Latimer J. Hanslope, Stony Stratford Maule J. Worming-hall, Thame ~ewell Mrs. E. Common, Radnage, Law H. Gawcott, Buckingham Maycock G. Doddershall, Quainton, Stokenchurch Law W. Filgrave, 'l'yringham, Newport Winslow . ~ew~ll J. Ridge, Bledlow, Tring Pagnell liaycock J. Tmgew1ck, Buckmgham ~ew1tt E. 'Vestbury, Buckingham .
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