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Trades. Far 677 SOMERSET.] TRADES. FAR 677 tLean Vincent, The Lodge, Shepton Locock Thomas, Stoke-sub-Hamdon Lumbard William, Ham, Combe St. Beauchamp, Seavington, St.Michael Loder Geo. Preston Plucknett, Yeovil Nicholas, Chard Lee Edward, Edington, Bridgwater Loder H. Southwell ho. Ubley, Bristol Lumber William, Tape hill, Gurney Lee H. Blackford, ·Cheddar Loder Richd .Preston Plucknett, Yeovil Slade, Bath Lee Henry, Preston, Milverton Lodge George, Winford, Bristol Lush Eli, Blackworthy, Castle Ca1·y Lee Herhert John H. Manor farn1, Long Abraham Jas. Dundry, Bristol Luton George, Winford, Chew Stoke, Christ on, Weston-super-Mare Long HerbPrt Oscar, Manor farm, Bristol Lee Mrs. J. Ca nnington, Bridgwater Buckland Dinham, Frome Lnxton Mrs. Marv• Jane & Son, Swell, Lee John, Bourton, Compton Bishop, Long S. Westport,Hambridge,Tauntn Taunton .Axbridg-e Longman Mrs .Ann, .Alhampton, Bath Lux ton A. Henley, High Ham,Langprt Lee Nr:ah. Puritan, Bridgwater Longman Frederick George, Hem- Lnxton :\Irs. .Annie, Burrowbridge, Lee Rd. Harpers, .Angersleigh, Tauntn bridge, Shepton Mallet Bridgwater Lee Richard, Lowton-, Wellington Longman George, Ditcheat bill, Dit­ Luxton :\<frs. Annie, Clavengers,Nyne­ Lee Richard, Pitminster, Taunton cheat, Bath head, ·well ington Lee Robert, The Forest, Beer Cro- Longman R. Lamyat, Bath tLuxton Cornelius, Walk farm, combe, Taunton Longman Robert, Stone farm, Stone, Witham Friary, Bath Lee Samuel, Curload, Stoke St. Gre­ Shepton Mallet Luxton Frederick, A.ller, Langport gory, Taunton Longman Rt. Wraxall, Sbepton Mallet Luxton Stephen C . .Aller, Langport Lee T. Glebe farm, Burtle, Bridgwtr Longman William, North Leaze, North Luxton William, Chilton-upon-Pol- Lee Thomas, W oodhill, Stoke St. Cadbury, Bath den, Bridgwater Gregory, Taunton Look George, Coxbridge, West Pen­ Lnxton :\<Irs. Wilbam, :'\<[oorland, Leigh H. & Son,Combwich, Bridgwtr nard, Glastonbury Burrowbrirlge, Bridgwater Lemon Mrs.F.G. Sth.Cary,Castle Cary Look George, Wraxall bouse,WraxalL Lye Harry, Priston, Bath Lemon John Robert, .Ash Martock Shepton Mallet Lynha mJ sph.Berrow ,Burnhm. -on-Sea Look Harry, Hill head, Glastonbury Lenton Samuel, · Muchelnev-ham,• Lyons Alfred, East Harptree, Bristol Muchelney, Langport Look Herbt. J. N. Meare, Glastonbry Lyom .Allan, South Widcornbe, East Lessey Frederick, .Ashcott,Bridgwater Look Robert Norton, Sutton, Bath Harptree, Bristol Lester Charles John, Batcombe, Bath Look Thomas P . .Ash, Martock Lyons .Andrew, West house, Hinton tLeversha Thomas H. Court place, Loosemore F. Hornblotton,CastleCan• Blewett, Bristol lVithycombe, Taunton Lott George, Steart, Otterhampton, Lyons Mrs. Edwin, Stanton Wick, Lewis Henry, Sidcot, Winscombe Bridgwater Stanton Drew, Bristol Lewis -Henry, Stogum ber, Taunton tLouch L. O.Whitecburcn,Henstridge Lyons FTedk. West HarptrPe, Bristol Lewis W.T.P. Newton St.Loe, Bristol Loud Reginald P. Chilsons, South Lyons Thomas, East Harpt re£', Bristol Lewis William, Churchill, Bristol Chard, Chard Mabbett Frederick John, Winscombe Lifely Genrg-e, Clink, Frome Love Jas. Bratton Seymour,Wincantn Maby John G. Flintford farm, Frome Lifely Richard, Lower Marsh, Blatch- Lovelace Thos. Bratton crt. Minehead McEwen Smyth, Tickenham, Nailsea bridge, Frome Lovell Charles, Bollow farm, East Macey J oseph, Conrrre" hnry. Bristol Lifely William, Clink, Frome Woodlands, Frome Mackenzie John B. White Wicl;- •. Light Henry, Bishopsworth, Bristol Lovell Daniel, Long .Ashton, Bristol Stogursey, Bridgwater . Light J. Northwick, Dundry, Bristol Loveli F. Middle Stoughton, Cheddar Maddocks James, South rd. Wincntn tLing C. Westom;oyland, Bridgwater Lovell G. Cl ewer, Cheddar ~Iadge E. A. Chilworthy, Chard tLing E. W estonr.oyland, Bridgwater tLovell G. Higher Marsh, Henstridge )ladge Richard White,Lawless, Chard Ling Hubert Clement, Mare Green, Lovell John Robert, Kingsbury Epi5- Maggs Henry, Herons green, Camp- Stoke St. Gregory, Taunton copi, Martock ton Martin, Bristol Ling L. Staple Fitzpaine, Taunton Lovell Thos. F. Chew ton Mendip,Bath MagQ"s Sidney, Strode, Winford,Bristl Ling Sidney Geo. Bathpool, Taunton LoTell Misses, Winford, Bristol Maggs William, Clutton, Bristol tLing W. Westonzoyland, Bridgwater Lovell Thos. Wbitechurch, Henstridge M:aidment Mrs . .Annie, Bridge farm, Lingabear Wm. Bro.omfield, Bridgwtr Lovell W. Chapel .Allerton, .Axbridge West Bradley, Glastonbury Linham Henry, Bagley, Wedmore Loveridge Frank, Woodhill, Stoke St. Maidment Chas. Sth.Brewham,Brutn tLippiatt Charles, Priston, Bath Gregory, Taunton Maidment F.West Bradley,Glastonbry Lloyd Mrs. E. J. Low Ham, Langport Loveridge Frederick Tom, White- Maidment G. Warren ho.OakhL Bath Lloyd F.E.Henley,High Ham,Langprt holme, Sarnpford Arundell, Wellngtn Maidment J o~eph Albert Edward Lloyd George, High Ham, Langport Lovibond George, Ot.bery, Bridgwater Swanton, Middle hill & Coomb£' Lloyd James, The Hill, Langport Loxton .Albert Hy. Westbury, Wells Hill farm8, Hinton Blewett, Bristol Loader .Alfred, Marston Magna, Bath Loxton Charles Edward, Ebbor hall, t:viaidment Mrs. Mary .Ann, Seate Loader .Andrew, Park la. Henstridge Wookev·. Hole.- Wells house, Batcombe, Bath Loader Mrs. J. Moorlinch,Bridgwater Loxton George Wm. Henton, Wells Maidment Sidney, Lottisham,Balston- Loader Joseph William, Norton Fih- Loxton Gideon, Yarley, HentDn,Wells borough, Glastonburv warren, Taunton LoxtDn Herbert William,Cricket frm. Main Albert, Priddy, Wells • Lock Albert, Andersea, Westonzoy­ Truddox hill. Nunne·v, Frome Main James, Priddy, Wells land, Bridgwater r,,,xton James, Queen Charlton, Bristol Male C. Kingsbury Episcopi, Martock· Lock .Albert, Mt. Hindrance, Chard Loxton James, Upper Godney, Wella & Cornpton Durville,South Pethertn 4:.ock .Albert Benjamin Jones Denman, LoxtDn Oswald, OhiltonCantelo,Yeovil Male Edwin, Bickenhall, Taunton Ludney, Kings tone, Ilminster Loxton William, Bath road, Frame M>de F.J.Kingsbury Episcopi,Martock Lock .Alfred, Andersea, Westonzoy­ Loxton Wm. Eastwater, Priddy, ''Veils Male William, Bickenhall, Taunton land, Bridgwater Loxton William, Westcombe, Bath MaiQ Wm. .Tn. Barrington, Ilminste1 Lock Arthur, .Aller, Langport Loxton William Leopold, Cloford Manley G. Tin tin hull, Martock tLock .Arthur Thomas, Witheridge, -:\fanlev .Tames, Hewish. West Crewe. House farm, Cloford, Frome • Exton, Dulverton Lucas .Archibald T. S. ·woodspring. kerne, Orewkerne Lock Charles Geo. Kingston, Taunton Kewstok£', Weston-super-Mare ~[anlev• John, Ham, West Buckland, Lock Fred M. DulTerton Lucas Archibald Thomas• S. Norton Wellington Lock George John Herbert, Bere Malreward, Bristol Manlev• John. Little Poundisford, Pit- Chapel, Wayford, Crewkerne Lucas John Goodwin, Rowley farli1, minster, Taunton Lock H. Cloud,Oare, Brendon (Devon) Combe Hay, Bath Manning .Augustus, Claverham,Bristol Lock James J. Holoombe, Bathamp· Lucas Thomas, Puckington, Ilminster ManninQ" Frdk.T. Cudworth,Ilminster ton, B~th - Ludlow Edwin & Charles, Blockhouse, Manning John, Sharlands, Church- Lock John, Bishop's wood, Chard Nynehead, Wellington stanto-n, Roniwn +Lock John, Washers, Croford, Ludlow Mrs. Bessie, Clink frm.Frome :\hnning Rd. Churchstanton, Honiton Wiveliscombe Without Luff Mre . .Ann, Mark, Highbridge Manuel -Frederick, Knole, Langport Lock Mark, Chancellor's farm, Red­ Luff E. Uphill, Weston-super-Mare Map,;t-one Edwd. Chew Stoke, Bril'ltol hill, W rington, Bristol Luff Edgar. Kingston Seymour,Bristl Mapstone George, Chew Magna,Bristl Lock Robert Goad, Haselburv• Pluck- Luff John Purnell (exors. of), Rod- Mapstone George M. Chilkwell st. nett, Crewkerne · more, Evercreech, Bath Ghstonbnrv Lock T. Moortown, Swell, Taunton Lnff :\Irs.R'Jbt. Northwick, Highbrdrr :\Iapstone H. :\Ioorledg-e, Stowey ,Bristl Lock Thomas, Drayton, Curry Rivel, Luffman William Edward, .Alvington, ~!apstone Reginald George, Northloqd Taunton Brympton. Yeovil strPet, Glastonbury Lock Waiter, Aller, Langport Lukins .A.KE>inton Mandeville,Taunton Marchant Jas. Broornfield,Bridgwater tLock William John, Gortnell, West Lukin& Albert, Clewer, Cheddar Marchant Jn.T.Huntspill, Highbridge Buckland, WPllington Lukins Mrs. Rose, Cocklake, Cheddar Marden Brothers, Marston house, Lock Wm. L. Curry Rivel, Taunton Lnmhard Jas.Higher Horton,Ilminstr ~farston Magna, Bath tLockyer Frank J.Middlezoy,Brdgwtr Marden Robert, Lyde lane, Yeovil SOMERSET 2 2- t .
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