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TRADES. FAR 323 Arnold Robert., Hamworthy, Poole Bartley Mrs 0 .VORSETSBl HE.] TRADES. FAR 323 Arnold Robert., Hamworthy, Poole Bartley Mrs. Mary, Long crosay Enmore Bowditch Thomas, Mqnkton Wyld, Lyme Arnold Robert, Upton, Poole Green, Shaftesbury Regia Ash Robert, Walditch, Bridport Bastable .To Lower Langham, Gillingham Bown E. C. F. Horseoastle farm. Acrema.n Ash Wo Winterborne Zelstone, Blandford Bastable W. R. Stowl.'r Row, Shaftesbury street, Sherborne Ash William, Walditch, Bridport Bastable Waiter Hugh, Kington Magna, Bown William C. Shillingsoone, Blandford Ashford E. T. Camesworth, 1\Ielplash Gillingham Bowra W. C. Surrands, J<'arnhm. Blandfrd Atkins John Arnold (exors. of), Stan· Batten John, Hermitage, Dorchester Bowyer A. Holditch, Thorncombe, Chard bridge mill, Witchampton, Wirnborne Baunton Charles, Worgret, Wareham Boyt Joseph, Littleton, Blandford Atkins R.eginald, Kinson. Bournemouth Baunton John E. Broadwey, Dorchester Bradford Brothers, Westwood. Corfe Atkins W. Newton, Sturminster Marshall, Baverstock F. G. Child Okeford, Blandfrd Castle, Wareham Wimborne Bazell George, Frances farm, Wyke Regis, Bradford George, West Moors,Wimbome Aubrey Benjamin, Buckland Newton, Weymouth Bradford J. Church Knowle, Wareham Dorchester Beale Augustus, Alderholt, Salisbury Bradford J. Langton Matravers, Wareham Austin Alfred, Canford Magna, Wimbrne Bealing James, Hubert & Miss Bessie, Bradford Leonard B. Court place, Austin Charles, C'anford Magna, Wimbrne Caundle Marsh, Sherborne Askerswell, Dorchester Ayles John Harry, Stower hill, West Bealing Harry, Caundle Marsh, Sherborne Bradford William,Little Ca.nford, Wimbrn Stower, Gillingham Bealing Stephen, Ashmore, Salisbury Bragg Mrs. Mary & James, Yawlings, Ayles Stephen, Little Kington, West Bealing W. Huntingford, Gillingham Thorncombe, Chard Stower, Gillingham Beater Charles, Benville, Dorchester Bragg \Villiam, Broadbridge, Thorn- Ayles Tom, West Stower, Gillingham Beck James, Morden, Wareham combe, Chard Bagg Alfred, Rew, Winterborne St. Bedford & Dwight, Bere Regis, Wareham Brain John K. & Son, Bakers farm. Martin, Dorchester Beggwell Frank, Sminhay, Marshwood, Halstock Leigh, Yeovil Bagg Joseph, Abbotsbury, Dorchester Charmonth Braisby George, Blackmanstone, Steeple, Baggs Mrs. Elizabeth, Winfrith New· Benjafield A. Bibbern, Stalbridge, Blandfd Wareham burgh, Dor(.'hester Benjafield Nathaniel, Short's green, Mot- Brake John, Limbury, Salwa.y Ash, Rea- & Bailey William Sons, Edmondsham, eombe,. Shaftesburv• minster Salisbury Bennett Bros. Puxey, SturminsterNewton Brake Wait. G. Caundle Bishop, Sherbrne :Bailey Hyo Bridge farm, Hook,Beaminster Bennett Edward, Brockhampton, Drchstr Brett Benjamin Charles, Mountover, Bailey R. Crendcll, Alderholt, Salisbury Bennett Mrs. Philip, Puxey, Sturminster Rampisham, Dorchester Bailey Wm. Woodlands, Horton, Wimbrne Newton Brewer Tom, Crendell, Alderholt,Salisbury Baker Mrs. Eli'labeth & James, Whitings, Bennett Richd. C. Chesilborne, Dorchester Brickell C. Grove farm, Melbury Abbas,. Melbury Abbas, Shaftesbury Bennett Waiter, Brockhampton, Dorchstr Shaftesbury Baker Dennis Donald, Froghole, Cann, Bennett Wm. East Orchard, Shaftesbury Brickell Thomas, Melbury Abbas,Shftsbry Shaftesbury Bennett William James, Holt, Wimborne Brickell Wm. B. West Parley, Wimborne Baker Henry Joseph, l\Ianston, Stur- Bentley G. Coggins, Thorncombe, Chard Bridge William, Higher & Lower Loders minster Newton Bentley W.T.Holditch,Thorncombe,Chard land, Askerswell, Dorchester Baker J. Cann. Shaftesbury Bentley Wm. Gribb, Thorncombe, Chard Bridle George, Stower row, Shaftesbury Baker James, Twyford, Shaftesbury Berry Herbert, Oborne, Sherborne BridleJob,Easthay frm.Thorncombe,Chrd Baker James William, Piper's mill, Font- Berry James, Thorncombe, Chard Bridle Nun, Monkton Wyld, Lyme Regis mell Magna, Shaftesbury Besent Charles, Tincleton, Dorchester Bridle Sidney E. Stower row, Shaftesbury Baker Ph&raoh, Durwe~;~ton, Blandford Besent W. Milborne St.Andrew,Blandford Bridle Stephen, Prystock farm, Twyford, Balch E. Ham. Gillingham Besent William Jn. Bere Regis, Wareham Shaftesbury Balch Wm. Jas. Stodbrook, Gillingham Bessant Mrs. Emily, Woolland, Blandford Bright .Tames, Monkton South farm, St. Balsom J. Holmbushes, Leigh, Sherborne Bewsey Alfred, Haselbury Bryan, Stur- Giles, Salisbury Balson W.New close, Allington, Bridport minster Newton Brine Alfred, Cann, Shaftesbury Banbury E. T. East Chelborough Biddlecombe F. C. Parsonage road, Brine George, Holt, Wimborne Barber & Sons, Evershot, Dorchester North Allington, Bridport Brine Henry, Duncliffe, Sherborne Cause- Barge Wm. Coombe Keynes, Wareham Biggin l\Irso Emma, Halstock, Yeo"\"il way, Shaftesbury • Barnes James & Richard,FontmellMagna, Biggin Herbert George, Neville farm, Brine Henry William, Edwards farm,. Shaftesbury Halstock Leigh, Yeovil Cann, Shaftesbury Barnes John & Son, Todber, Sturminster Biles Herbert, Powerstock, Melplash Brine T. Sherborne Causeway, Shaftesbry Newton Bird H. Stockbridge, Lillington, Sherbrne Bristol Mrs. Rosa Mary, North end, Mot- Barnes Alfred, East Stoke, 'Yareham Bird John, Wonston, Haselbury Bryan, combe, Shaftesbury Barnes Chas. Hy. Twyford, Shaftesbury Sturminster Newton Broad George Witteridge, Low. Fifehead,. Barnes Mrs. Eliza, Ansty, Dorchester Bird John, jun. Haselbury Bryan, Stur- Fifehead Neville, Sturminster Newton Barnes George, Cothays, Ansty, Dorchstr minster Newton Broad Mrs. M. Okeford Fitzpaine, Blndfrd Barnes George,Whitchurch Canonicorum, Bishop Mrs. Emily, Trent, Sherborne Broadway Isaac, Stalbridge, Blandford Charmouth & Wormstall, Symonds- Bishop Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth, Marsh- Broadway William, Woolcombe, Melbury bury, Bridport wood, Charmouth Bubb, Dorchester Barnes Jlenry, Stalbridge, Blandford Bishop Mrs. Mary, Yondover, Loders, Brockway John, West Stower, Gillingham Barnes Jem, Twyford, Shaftesbury Bridport Bromfield Frederick Waiter, Eype,. Barnes John, Morcombelake, Charmouth Bishop William, Maiden Newton, Dorchstr Symondsbury, Bridport Barnes Robert, Befferlands farm, Whit- Bissell George, Aftpuddle west, Affpuddle, Bromfield Herbert, Lower Dinhay, church Canonicorum, Charmouth Dorchester Symondsbury, Bridport Barnes Samuel, Higher Ansty, Dorchester Blackmore Mrs. Elizabeth, East Stower, Bromfield John, New house, Broad Oak, 0 Barnes Mrs. Sarah, \Vhitchurch Canoni· Gillingham Symondsbury, Bridport corum, Charmouth Blake Harry, Motcombe, Shaftesbury Brookea William, Backlands, Charmouth Barnes Mrs. Waiter, Northport,Wareham Blake Mrs. S. Deacon's mill, Stalbridge, Brooks Miss J. Trent, Sherborne Barrett G. WinterborneZeJstone, Blandfrd Blandford Brown Charles Henry, Lydlinch, Stur- Barrett William, South Perrott,l\Iisterton Blaney Frederick Oxford, Lower Loop, minster Newton (Somerset) Lytchett Matravers, Poole Brown Edgar Gideon, Chafferymoor, Barter Fredk. Caundle Purse, Sherborne Blaney George, Jubilee cottage & Loop Eourton (Dorset), Bath Barter Job, Holwell, Sherborne farm, Lytcheit Matravers, Poole Brown Frank, Lydlinch, Sturminster Barter Joseph, Broadstone, Wimborne Bligdon Wm.R. E. Litton Cheney,Drchstr Newton BA.rt.er Thomas, Broads tone, Wimborne Board Frederick, Greenway, Wbitchurch Brown J. Barrow hill, Stalbridge, Blndfrd Barter Waiter, Halstock Leigh, Yeovil Canonicorum, Charmouth Brown John, Canford bottom, Ham­ Bartlett Chas. Portesham, Dorchester Boatswain Brothers, Place farm, Map- preston, Wimborne BartlettFrnk.Manston,Sturminster Newtn powder, Sturminster Newton Brown Jn.Lydlinch, Stunninster Newton Bartlett Frederick, St. Giles, Salisbury Boatswain Alan George, Mappowder, Stur- Brown John, Lytchett Minster, Poole Bartlett Frederick T. Screech hill, St. minster Newton Brown John, West Milton, llelplaah · Giles, Salisbury Boatswain Arth.Frnk.Stoborough,Wrehm BrownS. West Howe, Kinson, Brnemtb Bartlett George,Margaret Marsh,Shftsbry Boatswain C. Shipton Gorge, Bridport Brown Saml. Fontmell Magna, Shaftsbry Bartlett J. C. South Poorton, Melplash Boatswain Jn. Hy. Corscombe,Dorchester Brown Samuel, Milborne St. Andrew,. Bartlett Jesse, Lytchett Matravers,Poole Bowditch Abraham, jno Holcroft,Marsh- Blandford Bartlett John, Pennymoor, East Stower, wood, Cham10uth Brown Walter F. Milborne St. Andrew,. Gillingham .,Bowditch Alfred, Rew, Winterbome St. Blandford Bartlett John, Sturminster Marshall, Martin, Dorchester Brunt John, Haydon, Sherborne Wimborne Bowditch George, Whitchurch Canoni- Brunt Mark,Hilfield,Cattistock,Dorchesier Bartlett Joseph, Fleet farm, Gillingham corum, Charmouth Bryan Hugh R. M. South Eggardon, Bartlett Robert, Bridge farm & Sockety, Bowditch James, Up Cerne, Dorchester Askerswell DorcheEtter South P€'rrott, Misterton (Somerset) Bowditch John, Brimley mills, Stoke Bryant Edward Charles, Sandiford,. Bartlett Robert (exors. of), New house, Abbott, Beaminster Mosterton, Misterton East Stower, Gillingham Bowditch Robert Barrett,North Bowood, Bryant John, Broadwindsor, Beaminster Bartlett W. Charles, Durweston, Blandfrd Stoke Abbott, Beaminster Bryant S. H. }'rome St. Quintin, Drchstr Bartley Albert, W oodyates, Salisbury I'ORSET. 21• .
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