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N •. & E. Ridings Yorkshire 592 -CAR N •. & E. RIDINGS YORKSHIRE. (KELLY'S CARPENTERS & JOINERS continued. Boynt<>n Robert, Thornholme, Hull Harper Mrs. Mary, Etton, Hull Windeler John, Hewley street, Eston, Britton Henry, Eppleby, Darlington Harrison David, Nunburnholms, York Middlesbrough BrockJames,Sutton-npon-Derwent,York Harrison Mrl!l. Harriet, Kilnwick, Hull Windeler John, Lambton street, Nor- Brown Daniel, Staxton, York Harrison Johri, Learening, York manby, Middlesbrough Brown Henry, Keyingham, Hull Harrison William, :Vunnington, York Winter Amos, Clifton st. Scarborongh Buck John, Cherry Hurton S.O Hart Thomas, Irton, York Winter Henry, Leven, Hull BuckworthWilliam,Nortbgate,Guisboro' Hatfield George, Bainton, Driffield Winterburn Hy. Welbury, Northallertn Bulmer Charles, Railway ter. Beverley Hatfield Thomas, Laxton, Howden Wiseman John, Carperby, Aysgarth Hnlmer John William, Riccall, York Haw Robert Watson, Hailgate, Howden Station R.S.O Buru-ess Straker, Etton, Hull Helm Charles, Catwick, Hull Wood Brothers, East terrace, Skelton- Burton Rd. Rudston, Bridlington Quay Herdsman William, Leven, Hull in-Cleveland R.S.O Buxton Matt.bew, Gunnerside, Richmnd Hetherington Daniel, Ellerton, York Wood C. West Witton, Leyburn R.S.O Caisley Jonn. Husthwaite, Easingwold Hill William, Button, Hull Woodhouse John, Folkton, York Calvert George, Terrington, York Hird Robert, Longthwaite, Richmond Woodmansey Henry, Langtoft, Hull Calvert John, Sheriff llutton, York Hodgson George, Fridaythorpe, York Worthy Henry, .Ampleforth, York Carr Miss Rose, Eastgate, Hornsea, Hull Hodgson John, Tunstall, Catterick Wray Robert, Goodmanham, Brough Carter George, WelwiCk, Patrington Hodgson William, Easingwn, Hull Wray William, Farmanhy, Pickering Cawkwell Alfred, Sproatley, Hull Hodgson William, Haxby, York Wright Thomas, Stokebley R.S.O Chambers Jn.Rudston,Hridlington Quay Holmaq Samuel, Waiter, York Wrightson Richard, Nunnington, York Chandler George, Bnrton Agnes, Hull Hoop \\'illiam, Wilberfoss, York WrightsonW .Paradise pl. Stokesly. R. S. 0 Chap man ·william, Seaton Ross, York Hornsey J ames, Hovingham, York Wrightson Wm. Moon, Stokesley R.S.O Chilron N. Osmotherley, Northallerton Horsley William, Welton, Brough Wyrill Isaac, Hurnby, York Clark Thomas, Goodmanham, Brough Hotham Witliam, Wetwan~, York Wyrill John, :Farlington, Easinzwold Clayton Stephen, Welwick, Patrington Howe William, Swinton, Malton Yarrow Matthew, Ellerton, Darlington Clubley Richard, Carnaby, Hull Hudson Joseph, North Duffield, Selby Yarrow William, Crathorne, Yarm Coates John, Wold Newton, York Hudson Thomas, Burythorpe, York Yeadon Wm. Bambridge, AskriggR.S.O Coates Stephen, Kilham, Hull Hull John, Sheriff Hutwn, York York Wm. Old Byland, Helmsley R.S.O Cobb Thomas, Kilburn, Easingwold Humble James, West Lntton, York Yorke Frank, Church hill, Malum Cocksworth Thomas, Flixton, York Hutchins Ormby, Weaverthorpe, York Youhill George, Hulme-on-Spalding Connell Thomas, Skelton, York Ianson George, Little Weeton, Beverley Moor, York Cooper Leonard, Weaverthorpe, York Jackson Jsph. Benj. Long Riston, Hull Young William, Skeeby, Richmond Cornforth H. Glaisdale side, Grosmont JenningsT.Highst.Marske-by-SeaR.SO Yonngson Thomas, Rillington, York R.S.O Jinkinson John, Exelby, Bedale Cradock Jas.We.Witton,Leybnrn R.S.O Johnson Andrew, Crayke, Easingwold CARPET WAREHOUSES. Craggie Alfred, Cranswick, Hull Johnson Frederick, Mitford street, Filey Fitch Thos. & Jn. S. Market pl. Howden Crawford John, Brandesburton, Hull Johnson George, Seaton-Ross, York Fitch & Co. Market place, Malton Crawford Richard, Brandesburton, Hull Johnson John, Rimswell, Hull Jones Thomas, 6, 8, ro, r2, 14 & r6 Dalby William, Huby, Easingwold Johnson William, Lockton, Pickering Newport road, Middlesbrough Dalt<m William, Brandesburton, Hull Jones Robert, Wykeham, York Pearson William Ridsdill, Newbegin, Danby William, High street, Yarm Kemp Thomas, Kilnwick, Hull Hornsea, Hull Daniel George, Ruston, York Kidd Charles, Melbourne, York Wright & .Archibald,2,4,6& 8 Sussexst.; Darley Peter, Buttons Ambo, York Kirby John, Elloughton, Brough warehouse, Gosford st. Middlesbro' Darnton John, Ruby, Easingwold Kitching William, Great Ayton R.S.O Dawson George, Huggate, York Knox Gibson, Brompton, York CARPET WEAVER. Dearing Richard, Ellerton, York Knox Gibson, Huston, York Hammond Mrs. Hannah, ''Vest end, Dennis John, Crayke, Easingwold Lacey Thoma!!, Hrandesburton, Hull K1rby Moorside R.S.O Denny Waiter, Great Kelk, Hull Lacy John, Terrington, York Dent Robert, Mapleton, Hull Law Robert, Aldbrough, Darlington CARRIAGE BUU.DERS. Dobson John Samuel, Tranmire,Newton Laybourne Jesse, Great Kelk, Hull See Coach & Carriage Builders. Mulgrave, Whitby Layburn William, Crown mews, Station DowsonJohn,.Appleton-le-Moor, Sinning- street, Middlesbrough CARRIERS. ton R.S.O Leeson Mrs. S Grindall, Bridlington Abell Jas.& Robt.Farlington,Easingwold Dowson William, Swanland, Brougb Lickiss James, Market hill, Hedon, Hull Agar Thomas, Wetwang, York Duck Thomas,Farndale East side, York Linskill Thomas, Gembling, Hull Agars Robert, Coxwold, Easingwold Ducker John Johnson, Skidby, Hull Lundy William, North Newbald R.S.O Alder Richd. Osmotherley, N orthallertn Dunn Wilham, Leavening, York Magson James, Hovingham, York .Alderson John, Arkletown, Richmond Duston Isaac, East Huntington, York Marshall John, Sproatley, Hull Alderson Mrs. M. Low row, Richmond Early Wm. West st. Eston, Middlesbro' Marshall Robert, Thorpe Bassett, York Alien Richard, Coneysthorpe, Malton EmmersonR.jun.Stainton dale,Scarboro Marshall Thomas, Langtoft, Hull Alsop John, Gilling, Richmond I<'airlamb William, Salton, York Marwood George, Gayles, Richmond Anson John, Foxholes, York Fawcett Jn. Greenses,Angrnm,Richmnd :\I:asonMtthw.Lamplough,Bemptn.R.S.O Appleton Mrs. Sarah&Son,OsmoLherley, Fawcett Ralph, Muker, Richmond Mead William, East Acklam, York Northallerton Fenton J. Harmby-on-the-Marsh,Howdn Metcalfe Miles, Husthwaite, Easingwold Appleton Henry, Cloughton, Scarboro' Fisher George, "''ithernwick, Hull Millbourn Robert, East Acklam, York AppletonWm.Castleton,GrosmontR.S.O Ford William, Lythe, Whitby Milner Allison, Dunnington, York Atkinson Thompson, Whaw, Richmond Foster David, Harome, York Milner John, Nafferton, Hull Bainbridge Benj. Hutton Rudby, Yarm Foster William, Westgate, Pickering Mitchell John, Leven, Hnll Barker William, Cliff, Selby Foxton Isaac, Husthwaite, Easingwold Mohun Thos. Wm. Potto, Northallertoo Barker Wilsnn, Wheldrake, York Frank Thomas, Great Fryup, Glaisdale, Moody William, Fridaythorpe, York Barnby George, Beswick, Hull Grosmont R.S.O Moor Richard, Garton, Hull Barr .Albert, North Dalton S. 0 Frear William, Fridaythorpe, York Moreland Hy. Farlington, Easingwold Baxter Samuel, N urth Frodingham, Hull Freer Thomas, Ottringham, Hull Morris William, Langtoft, Hull Beach John, Aldbrough, Stanwick St. Garbutt Wm.Gt. Broughton,Northallrtn Moverley Thomas, Hotham R.S.O John, Darlington Gardam George,MarketWeightonR.S.O Neal John, German street, Redcar 'Beal Coulson, Flamborough, Hull Gardham David, Wolton, Brough Nellist John, Great Ayton R.S.O Bealby Wm. C ark, North Duffield,Selby Gibson John, Keyingham, Hull Nicholson Richard, Everingham, York Bean James, Claxton, York Gibson Mrs. Robert, Cherry Burton S.O Noble Edward T.North Frodinghm.HnB Bell Josepb, Wigginton, York Gibson Thomati, .AJdbrough, Hull Noble Lawrence, North Dalton S.O Best John George, High street, Marske- Gill Robert, Whenby, York Noble William, Fylingdales, Scarboro' by-the-SeaR S.O Gorwood George, Melbourne, York Norris William, .Aike, Beverley Bilton John, Seaton, Hull GrahamWm.We. Witton,LeyburnR.S.O Palmer William, Asselby, Howden Binning George, Atwick, Hull Green Frank, South Skirlaugh, Hull Pal mer William, Eastgate, Bever ey Binning Wm. Mere side, Hornsea, Hull Halder John, Knapton, York Parkinson Geo. Hemingboroneh,Howdn Blenkiron Henry, Reeth, Richmond Hall John, :Flamborough, Hull Parr John, 321 Newport rd. M1ddlesbro' Boddy Thomas, Srorton, Darlington Hall John Chas. Swainby,N orthallerton Patterson W. 27 River head,Gt. Dnffield Holland Jn. Sleegill, Hips well, Richmnd Hardbottle David, Rous, Hull Peacock Wm. 34 Fountain st. Guisbora' Bolton William, Wheldrake, York Hardcastle J. W.Farlington,Easingwold Pearson Thomas, Stillingfleet, York Bntham Thomas, Watton, Hull Harker Richard, West Newton, Hull Peckitt William H. Burythorpe, York Botterill Matthew, Burton Fleming, Harker Rt. Mickleby, Hinderwell R.S.O Pedley W. & T. Healaugh, Richmond Hunmanby R.S.O · Harland A.Thornton-le-Moor,Northllrtn Pedley John, Heal,mgh, Richm nd Boyes Wm. Muston, Hunmanby R.S.O Harland 'Villiam, Newton-upon-Raw- Pinder Daniel, South Cave R.S.O Boynton Michael, Dalwn Holme 8.0 cliffe, Pickering Pinder James, Easington, Hull / .
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