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TRADES. PUB 407 Mitre (The), In ·BERT1<'ORDSHJRE.] TRADES. PUB 407 Mitre (The), In. Thos. Chapman,58 High st.High Barnet Prince of Wales, Mrs. Mary Charlwood, East Barnet I'd. Moon & Stars, Charles Page, Rushden, Buntingford East Barnet Moulders' Arms, John Henry Lorey, Eleanor Cross road, Prince of Wales, Geo. Planton, Albert st. Stevenage WaItham Cross Prince of Wales, T. J. Wells, Hertingfordbury, Hertford Mutual Friend, William Clouting, London I'd. Stevenage Prince's Head, Frederick W. Carpenter, High street, Nag's Head, C. Impey, Ware I'd. Little Amwell,Hertford Redbourn, St. Albans Nag's Head, E. A. Larman, Dunmow I'd.Bishop's Strtfrd Punch Bowl, Louis F. A. Redderson, Redbourn,St.Albans Nag's Head, Albert William Snelling, Well Pond green, Queen Adelaide, E. Stamford, 79 St. Peter's st.St.Albans Standon, Ware Queen Eleanor, Charles Hatcher, Eleanor Cross road. Nelson, Robert Wilson, Marford, Wheathampstead S.O Waltham Cross New inn, Frederick Lawton, Holwell, Hitchin Queen Victoria, Thos. J. Mason. 51 Spencer st. St. Albns New inn, William Medhurst, IQ King street, Watford Queen's hotel, Thos. Craddy, 8 Chequer st. St. Albans New inn, Wm. Fredk. Sanford, 31 Market pI. St. Albans Queen's Arms, Mrs. Sarah Atkinson, 43 High street, New Bull, James Hardman, Amwell end, Ware Great Berkhamsted New Star inn, Leonard Phipps, Broxbourne S.O Queen's Arms, T. Billington, 126 St. Albans rd.Watford North Star, William Ballard, Kneesworth road, Royston Queen's Arms. Charles Henry Hobden, New mill, 'I'ring North Western, H. J. Etherington, Holywell hl.St.Albans Queen's Arms, William Ide, Underhill, New Barnet Odd Fellows' Arms, Frederick Charles Cowper, Apsley Queen's Arms, Fredk. Rees Morris, 4 Queen's rd.Watfrd end, Hemel Hempstead Queen's Head, Tom A. Clark, Sandridge, St. Albans Old Bell, John Henry Cannon, Ardeley, Stevenage Queen's Head, Richard Furl', Corner hall,Hemel Hempstd Old Bell. Francis Pratt, Sawbridgeworth S.O Queen's Head, Herts &; Essex Public House Trust Co. Old Bell, James Prince, Arkley, Barnet Ltd. (Jobn H. Hex, sec.), Breachwood green, Welwyn Old Bell, Francis Henry Whitaker, Standon, Ware Queen's Head, Wm. Jackman, 43 Fore st. Hertford Old Bull inn, Mrs. Annie E. Elliott, 68 High street, Queen's Head, John Moon, .Amwell street, Hoddesdon High Barnet . Queen's Head, William George Pearce. Batchworth. Old Castle inn, Monte Bates, High street, Stevenage Rickmansworth S.O Old Cock inn, W. L. Thorogood,High st.Harpenden S.O Queen's Head, Rd. J. Plaistowe, Colney hth. St. Albans Old Coffee House, W.A.Chalk, 11 Maidenhead st.Hertfrd Queen's Head, Chas. Smith, Wormley, Broxbourne S.O Old Duke William of Cumberland, Charles Taylor, Radcliffe Arms, Wm. Colwell, Walsworth I'd. Hitchin Ware road, Hoddesdon Railway hotel, Frank Batterson,73 Walsworth rd.Hitchin Old George, Wm. Farmer Christy Day, ICkleford,Hitchin Railway hotel, Thos.Wm.Bearman, Station rd.New Barnet Old George, Mrs. PriscilIa Potter,Spital brook,Hoddesdn Railway (The), Jas. Wm. Collins, Wheathampstead 8.0 Old Grey Mare, Wm. Cheeld, Northchurch,Berkhamsted Railway inn, Reginald Dufton, Julians road, 8tevenage Old Guinea (The), Alfred Sirey. Ridge, Barnet Railway hotel, Geo. Dunning, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstd Old Highway, Geo. Griffin, Rye common, Hoddesdon Railway inn, Ge3rge Emery, Sawbridgeworth S.O Old Holly Bush, Arthur Robt. Emmerton, Elstree S.O Railway inn, Joseph Gardner, High Wych, Sawbridge- Old King's Arms, Clement Hussey, 7 George street, worth S.O St. Albans Railway hotel, Jas.Gladstone,Station rd.Bishop Stortfrd Old Maypole, Robert William Nash, Water end, North Railway tavern, Rchd. Hall, East Barnet I'd. New Barnet Mimms, Hatfield Railway inn, Henry Little, Radlett S.O Old Mile House, George Dormer, London I'd. St. Albans Railway tavern, Mrs. Esther Luckett. Chalk hill, New Old Mill Stream, Tho!!. G. Little, 88 Port vale.Hertford Bushey, Watford Old Oak (The), Charles Storey, 31 Hertingfordbury rd. Railway inn, William Mills, Redbourn, St. Albans Hertford Railway Tavern, Henry Robertson, 184 High st. Watford Old Plough, James Lloyd Ward, Market hill, Royston Railway tavern, Walter Sargeant, Standon, Ware Old Queen's Head. Mrs. E. Orchard, Long Marston,Tring Railway, Charles Wiggs, St. Margaret's, Ware . Old Red Lion, Geo. A. ChaIlen, Underhill, New Bamet Railway hotel, Robt. Wright, Castle st. Gt. Berkhamstd: Old Red Lion, Henry Gettings, Aldenham, Watford Railway Arms, C. P. Bradley, 102 St. Albans rd.Watfrd Old Red Lion, George Glue, Park Street, St. Albans Railway Arms, Percy H. Wells. Church street, Rick- Old Red L;on inn. Rt. Tibbles, High st. Harpenden S.O mansworth 8.0 Old Red Lion, James Watson, Shephall, Stevenage Railway Bell inn, Mrs. Emma Hale, East Barnet road, Old Swan, Fredk. Hy. Edmonds, High st. Hoddesdon New Barnet . Old White Swan. J.Cannon, jun. Red hill,Sandon, Royston Railway Junction, Mrs. Charlotte Ada Nutting, Ni~htin- Old Windmill, Henry Proctor, Hadley, Barnet gale road, Hitchin Old Woolpack, Mrs. Funny Hester,38 London rd.St.A1bans Ram, Robert Dillon, 64 Fore street, Hertford One Bell, William Creese, go High street, Watford Red Cow, James Frederick Andrews, 38 Crib st. Ware OIle Bell, T. W. Meads, 146 High st. Gt. Berkhamsted Red Cow, Wm. J. Littlechilds, Colney st. St. Albans One Bell, John William Thorne, Childwick green, St. Red Cow, Joseph Slaney, 4 Market place, Hitchin Michael's, St. Albans Red Cow, Armon Tinsley, 2 Railway street, Hertford Orange Tree,Mrs.Elizh.Conder,Cemetery rd.Baldock S.O Red Hart hotel, Chas. R. Harvey, 29 Bueklersbury,Hitchin Orange Tree, Wm. Pyne,The Green,Totteridge,Whetstone Red House inn, George In. Moore, Croxley Green S.O Oriental, Sidney Hornsby, eo High street, Ware Red House, 8tephen Smith, London I'd. Gt.Amwell,Ware Painters' Arms, Mrs. E. Potton, 85 St. Peter's st.St..Albns Red Lion, Charles Adams, Sarratt, Rickmansworth S.O Park, Cecil Bal,er, Wheathampstead S.O Red Lion, Harry Adlington, 143 High street, Cheshunt.. Peacock, John Hex, 20 Queen street, Hitchin Waltham Cross . Peacock, Horace Paul, Hatfield road, St. Albans Red Lion, Miss Mary Alexander, Much Hadham 8.0 Pied Bull, H. Lyndsell, Stanstead Abbots, Ware Red Lion, Chas. Timothy Anderson, Preston, Hitchin Pine Apple, WiUiam Evans, 62 Catherine st. St. Albans Red Lion, Samuel Birne, Market hill, Royston Platelayers' Arms, Fredk. G. Pike, Pond hill, Hatfield Red Lion, Edward Boxall, 36 Bucklersbury, Hitchin Plough (The), Mrs. Ann Bnshby, Hexton, Hitchin Red Lion, Joseph Brightling, Aspenden, Buntingford 8.0 Plough inn, Wm. Clifton, Potten End, Gt. Berkhamsted Red Lion, Robert Chivas, Breachwood green. Welwyn Plough, Arth.Capson, Sleaps Hyde.Colney Hth.St.Albans Red Lion, Frederick Cutts, Chipping, Buntingford 8.0 Plough, George William Dickson, Elstree 8.0 Red Lion, James Dickson, EIstree S.O Plough, Albert Duce, Verulam road, St. Albans Red Lion, Chas. H.Foord, Nash mills,Hemel Hempstead Plough, Henry Endersby, Great Munden, 'Ware Red Lion, Arthnr Goddard, High street, Bushey,Watford Plough, John Warner Joy, 20 Bridge street, Hitchin Red Lion, Charlps James Gregg, 14 New road, Ware Plough, Robert Lappel', 1 London road. Hertford Red Lion, Charles Henry Gregory, Green end, Little Plough, Fredk. Poland. 16" Marlowes.Hemel Hempstead Munden, Ware Plough, Alfred Ridley, Wallington, Baldock S.O Red Lion, Ernest George Montague Hake, !OS Vicarage Plough inn, Thomas Rogers, Belsize, Sarratt, Rick- road, Watford mansworth 8.0. Red Lion, James Halford, Markyate, Dunstable Plough, Hv.Straw. Gu~tard Wood, Wheathampstead 8.0 Red Lion, Chas. Hy. Harper, Stanstead Abbots, Ware Plume of Feathers, John P. Austin. Tewin, Welwyn Red Lion, Frank Harvey, Water side, King's Langley 8.0 Plume of Feathers. ,fames Burr, Ickleford, Hitchin Red Lion, Hertfordshire &; Essex Public Hoase Tru!'lt Plume of Feathers, John William Collins, Little Wy- Co. Limited. Radlett S.O mondley, Stevenage Red Lion. Jacob Housego, Woolmer green, Stevenage Portland Arms, G Titus Gough.6;l Portland st.St..Albans Red Lion, John Jones, Walkern, 8tevenage Post Bov, Alfred Burton, II Bridge strf'et, Hitchin Red Lion, John D. Lane. High street, Stevenage Post Boy, Emanuel Price. 48 Holywell hill, St. Albans Red Lion, A. Lines, Bendish, Welwyn Prince Albprt, Absalom White. 3 St. Andrew st.Hertford Red Lion, Laban Lines, Lilley, Luton Prince of Wales. Mrs. Martha AlIen, Batchworth Heath, Red Lion, James Newman, Redbourn. St. Albans Rickmansworth 8.0 Red Lion, John Offen, Digswell hill, Welwyn Red Lion, Mrs. Mary Ann Pearce, Offiey, Hitchin.
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