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Worcestershire. Far 405· TRADES DmECTORY.] WORCESTERSHIRE. FAR 405· Green William, Ditchford bank, Han­ Hankinson Jobn, Bamsley hall, Cats- Hemming Geo. Dodford, Bromsgrove bury, Bromsgrove hill, Bromsgrove Hemming Geo. Hoden, Cleeve Prior, Green William, Webb's green, Quin­ Hanson Hy. Hopwood, Alvechrcb.S.O Evesbam ton, Halel;owen Hanson William, Durrance,UptonWar- Hemming T. Hartlebury,Kiddermnstr Greenhill George, Cookhill, Alcester ren, Bromsgrove Hemming-s Fredk. Bredicot,Worcester R. S. 0 . (Warwickshire) Harber Henry & Son, Pound bouse, Hemus Edmund, Holdfast hall, Hold- Greenway Richd. Hunter's hall, Castle Norton-by-Kempsey, Worcester fast, Upton-on-Severn, Worcester Morton, Malvern Harber Fras. Kedges,Kenswick,Wrcstr Hemus G. Bourne, Defford,Worcestell Gregg Oharles, Newnbam, Knighton­ Harber H. Malvern 'Wells, Gt. Malvern Hemus G.Round Radfrd.AlvecbrchS.O on-Teme, Tenbury Harber John, Grimley, Worcester Hemus Henry, Sink, Hanley Castle, Greves Alfred, Beoley, Redditch Harborne W.Bordesley,Alvecburch S.O Worcester Grey Edred,Holberrow green, Astwood tHardiman Henry, Swan btl. Tenbury Hemus Humpbrey, Radford,Evesham Bank, Redditch Harding Hy. J. 'Cotberidge,Worcester Hemus John, Wicbenford, Worcester Griffin Artbur William, East lodge, tHarding 'V. R.Kyre Wyard,Tenbury Hemus Mrs. Sarah, Moor green, Grafton Manor, Bromsgrove Harper Henry, Middle Holt, Cake- Weatheroak bill, Alvechurch S.O Griffin Edwin, Bury end, Upton-on­ more, Blackheath, Dudley Hemus William, Kinnersley, Severn Severn, Worcester Harper John, Elmbridg-e, Droitwich Stoke, Worcester Griffin G. Purshull green, Elmbridge, Harries William, Purshull hall, Elm- Hendey T. J. The Hawthorns, Berrow, Droitwich bridge, Droitwich Ledbnry Griffin H. H. Hartlebury,Kidderminstr tHarris C. Cherkenhill, Leigh,Malvern Herbert Mrs. Sarah, Upton-on-Severn Griffin Henry, Drayton grove, Bel- Harris Edwin, Inkberrow, Worcester Herbert 'Villiam, Pigeon house, Han- broughton, Stourbridge Harris Edwin, North Piddle,Worcester lE'y Castle, Worcester Griffin Henry, Fairfield, Bromsgrove HaITis Edwin, Stock, Redditch Heynes C. Lea end, Alvechurcb S.O Griffin J. Rowney grn.Alvechurch S.O Harris F. Grafton Flyford, Worcester Reynes JQnathan, Cofton hall, Coston Griffin Josepb, Evenlode, Moreton-in- Harris Geo. Stock green, Redditch Hackett, Redditch the-Marsh (Glo'ster) Harris Geo. 'Wasthill, Forehill, King's Heynes Jonathan, jun. CoftonRichards~ Griffin Thomas, Kingsland hill, Dod­ Norton, Birmingham Coston Hackett, Redditch derhill, Droitwich HaITis Herbert, sen. "\Varesley Manor Hickman W. H. Broome, Stourbridgeo Griffin William, Olewshaw, Forehill, & Cbadwick farms, Hartlebury, Hicks G. Grinsty, 'Callow hI. Redditch King's Norton, Birmmgham Kidderminster Higgins G. Guller's End, Longdon, Griffin William, Wythall, Redditcb Harris Herbert Moore, jun. Lincomb, Tewkesbury GriffissG.Weatheroak hI. Alvechch. S.0 Hartlebury, IStourport Higgins William, Lower Ridgeacre Griffith Mrs. Thomas, Fetterlocks, HaITis J. Noberry, Inkberrow,'Vorcstr farm, Halesowen Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcester Harris John H.Hartlebury,Kddrmnstr Higg-inson Thomas, Alfrick, Worcester Griffiths James, Orleton, Stanford Harris J. Pump ho.'Vebbeath,Reddtch Higley L. Timberhon!5er, Bromsgroveo bridge, Worcester Harris Thos. North Claines,Worcester Hilary Wm. Edwd. Red hill,Worcestr Griffiths R. Earl's Oroome, Worcester Rarrison A. Austcliff,Cookley,Kdmnstr Hill George, Berrow, Ledbury Griffiths Mrs. S. Lye-bead, Rock S.O Hart Henry, Miller's court, Birts Mol'- Hill George, Clark'g. ground, Wicken- Griffiths Thomas, Pirton, Worcester ton, Tewkesbury ford, Worcester Griffiths Thos. In. Eckington, Pershre Hartland John, Lower Blackstone, t Hill George, Martley, Worcester Grinnall Henry, Sedgeberrow house, "\Vribbenhall, BewdIey tHill Henry W. Brock hill, Shelsley Sedgeberrow, Evesham Hartland vVilliam, Hoarstone, Wrib- Beauchamp, Worcester Grinnell John, Broadway R.S.O benhall, Bewdley tHill J. Buryend Town, Wichenford, Grosvenor J.Knighton-on-Teme,Tnbry Hartwright Mrs. Harriet, Ravenshill, Worcester Grove Edmund, Catshill, Bromsgrove Tibberton, Droitwich Hill John, Berrow, Ledbury Grove James, Hartlebury, Kiddrmnstr Hartwright Hy. Tibberton, Droitwich Hill John Boraston, Wood boo Chad- Grove J sph. Careless gm. Stourbridge Harvatt Jas. Cleobury rd. Bewdley desley Corbett, Kidderminster Grove Mrs. Mary, Jenny hole, Hartle- Harvey Ambrose, Lower Bentley, Bent- Hill J. R Chawson,Salwarpe,Droitwich bury, Stourport ley Pauncefoot, Bromsgrove Hill Saml. Gt. Witley, Stourport Groves C.Coney grn.Ribbesford,Bwdly Harvey G. Castle Morton, Tewkesbry Hill S. Rowley, Pensax, Worcester Groves J.Worcester I'd.Witton,Drtwch Harvey Mrs. Jane, Upper Bentley, Hill Wm. Manor Abbey, Halesowen tGuest E. B. G. Broadwas, Worcester Bentley Pauneefoot, Redditch Hill William, Quinton, Halesowen Guilding Henry Bateman, Eastington, Hathaway T. Abbots-Lench, Evesham Hillery Wm. Whittington, Worcester Longdon, Upton-on-Severn Havard Mrs. Ann & James Frederick, Hillman A. Tilteridge, Upton-on-Sevrn Guilding John, Bushey park, Bush­ Slade's green, Longdon, Tewkesbury Ringeley J. Foxcote,Pedmore,Strbrdg ley, Tewkesbury Havard James Frederick, Holdfast, Hingley George Frederick Handel,Lwr. Guilding Lansdown, Southend, Vpton­ Vpton-on-Severn, 'Vorcester Hollings, Rock S.O on-Severn, Worcester Rawkeswood James, "\Valkwood lane, Hinksman Charles Evans, High bouse~ Gurney W. Staunton, Glo'ster Headless Cross, Redditch Hanley WiIliam, Tenbury Guy Jabez, Cherry Orcbard, Upper Hawkeswortb J. Lickey,Barnt Gm.S.O Hinton Cbas. Far Forest, Rock S.O .1rley, Bewdley Hawkins Jsph. Gal1iers, Staunton crt. Hinton Thomas, Ribbesford, Bewdley Gwillam J ames, Pensax, Worcester Staunton, Gloucester Hiorns Henry, G-arneld, Cleeve Prior, Gwilt Thomas, Crowle crt. Worcester Hawkins Wm. Corse Lawn,Tewkesbury Evesham Hadland Reuben, Boughs farm, Stock- Hay Henry, Charlton, Pershore Hirons G. Blackwell, Shipston-on-Str ton-on-Teme, Worcester tHay Hy. Pound, Rochford, Tenbury Hirons H. Whitebouse, Guarlfield, Gt. Hadley Jas. Doddenham, Worcester Haycock H. Mucklows hill,Halesowen Malvern Hadley Josiah ,C. Lutley, Halesowen Haycock Jas. Arbour,Vp.Arley,Bewdly Hobson Frank, ":h!ttington, Worcestr Hadley Thomas, Carter's lane, Quin- Hayden John, Lodge farm, Redditch Hoddell J. Chlvmgton, Kempsey, ton, Birmingbam Hayes H.Pacton yield,Pensax,Worcstr 'Worcester Hadwell Henry, Stratford-on-Teme, Hayes Henry, Lye-head, Rock S.O Hoddinott George, Lower Whitechapel, Worcester Raynes Miss Emma, Perry. fields, Ink- Broadway RS.O Hailes Edward, Chaddesley Corbett, berrow, Worcester Hodges H. South end,Mathon,Malvem Kidderminster Haynes J.G.The Rock,Inkbrrw.Wrcstr Hodges J. Mt.Pleasant,Martley,Wrcstr Hale Henry, Blockley S.O Haynes John, Dunley, Stourport Hodg~s !homas, Boreley Ombersley, Halford J.Kington mI.Kingtn.Worcstr Haynes Robt. Cutnall gm. Droitwich DrOltwlCb Halford Jobn, Staunton, Gloucester Haynes Robert Baylis, Hinckley house, Hodges Wm. Eldersfield, Tewkesbury Halford Wm. Welland, Gt. Malvern Elmley Lovett, Droitwicb Hodges William, Everess, Redmarley Hall H. &A. Hockhams,Martley,Worcestr Hays Henry, Lye-head, Bewdley D'Abitot, Gloucester Hall Benj. G. Earl's Croome,Woreestr Hayward John Joseph B. Tbe Priory, Hodgetts A. J\farlbrook, Lickey, Hambidge Sam!. O. Evenlode, More- Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove Bromsgrove ton-in-the-Marsb (Gloues) Haywood Alfred, Rochford, Tenbury Hodgetts Caleb, Dodford, Bromsgrove Hampton Charles, Pirton, Worcester Haywood J. Upper house, Rochford, Hodgetts Charles, Illey, Halesowen Hampton Charles, The Green, Kemp- Tenbury Hodgetts J. ,Cakemore, Blackbeath, sey, Worcester Heath Fdk. P. Churchill, Kiddermnstr Dudley Hampton Fras.Corse Lawn,Tewkesbry Heath John, Bourne green, Chaddes- Hodgetts J.Calcott hl.Clent,Stourbrdg Hancocks George, Wythall, Redditch ley Corbett, Kidderminst{'r Hodgetts J. Coston Hackett, Redditch Hancox Nicbolas, Dodford, Bromsgro Heath W. Lower Gambolds, Finstal1, Hodgetts J. High house, Tardebigge, Hands Wincott William, Newbold-on- Bromsgrove Bromsgrove Stour, Stratford-on~Avon Hemin~ Mrs.G.Ntb.Littleton,Eveshm Hodgetts J. Yew tree, Lickey,Brmsgro H,lndy Henry, Berrow hill, Fecken- Hemming ,~riss Florence, Knighton, Hodgetts Joseph, Hall farm, Beoley, ham, Redditch 1 Alcester RS.O. ('Varwickshire) Redditcb.
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