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Cul\IBERLAND. [ KELLY's 378 CUl\IBERLAND. [ KELLY'S FARMF.RS-continned. Tiffen Isaac, Glasson, Carlisl~ Trobear W. Rottington, St. Bees S.O TllUmpson Joseph, Hope Beck,Bracken- Tiffen J. Laverick Stone, Aikton,'Vigtn Troughton Josepb, Town end, POllSOll­ thwaite, Cockcrmouth Tiffen Thos. Kirk Bampton, Carlisle by, CaIder Bridge RS.O Tbnmpson Jsph. 'Vesthead,"Wythburn, Tiffen ~William, Edderside, Holme St. Tronghton Matson, Arnaby, TheGreen, Grasmere R.S.O. Westmorland Cuthbert, Maryport Millom S.O Thompson Mrs. M. Slack,Rosley,"Wigtn Tiffin E. Bhmnerhasset,AspatriaR. S.O Troughton Robert, Windy Slack &; Tbompson Mrs. Margaret J. Little Tiffin Edwd. West end, Aspatria RS.O Thwaites Yeat, Thwaites, Brough­ Corby, Warwirk Bridge, Carlisle Tiffin John, Aspatria R S.O ton-in-Furness Thumpsan Mrs. Mary, :Newbiggin, Hav Tiffin ~William, Well ~ouse, How Troughton Wm. Whole Pippin, 'Yhic. 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