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LINCOLNSHIRE. [ KELLY's 764 PUB LINCOLNSHIRE. [ KELLY's PUBLIC HousEs-continued. Plough, Albert Edward Burrell, Qnadring, Spalding Moore Arms, William Singleton, }'rampton, Boston Plough inn, William Clarkson, Monlton Chapel, Spalding Musicians' Arms, Edward Blakewell, llorrington, Lincoln Plough, Mrs. Jane Cornell, Wrangle, Boston Nag's Head, Isaac 8. Beech, Helpringham, Heckington 8.0 Plough, James Ewer, Nettleham, Lincoln Nag's Head, William Codling, Southgate, Sleaf(,rd Plough, James Smith Foreman, Lutton, Wisbech Nag's Head, Joseph Goodman, Kirton Holme, Boston Plough inn, Henry Garton, Horbling, Folkingham Nag's Head, Felix Gray, Heckington S.O Plough, Mrs. Jane Hare, Deeping St. Nicbolas, Spalding Nag's Head, James Greeves, 63 Double street, Spalding Plough inn, Mrs. Sarah Hunt, North Hykeham,. Lincoln Nag's Head, Mrs. I. Hibbett, Middle Rasen, Market Rasen Plough inn, Andrew Isaacs, Covenham St.Bartholomew,Loutb Nag's Head, Mrs. Elizabeth Humphries, Bardney, Lincoln Plough, Edward King, 19 Bailgate, Lincoln Nag's Head, Albert Osbourn, Wootton, Ulceby 8.0 Plough, Elijah Musson, North Witham, Grantham Nag's Head, William J. Palmer, Lit. Hale, Heckington S.O Plough John W. Pearson, Wilsford, Grantham Nag's Head, Mrs. Susan Tripp, Sotby, Wragby Plough, George Purvis, Garthorpe, Goole Nag's Head, A. Williamson, Market pl. Long ~utton, Wsbch Plough inn, .Mark Robinson, Tetney, Grimsby Nag's Head, Mrs. Elizabeth Wise, Gt. Hale, Heckington8. 0 Plough inn, Mrs. Skepper, 37 Church street, Gainsboro-" Navigation inn, Mrs. A. Forge, 12 Cleethorpe rd. Grimsby Plough inn, Mrs. Betsy Smart, Low fields, Spalding Nelson inn, Charles Scotney, Red Lion street, Stamford Plough, George Smith, Swinderby, Lincoln Nelson tavern, Mrs. Eliza Smith, 208 Victoria st. Grimsby Plough. John William Stennett, 134 High street, Boston Nelson's Butt, Mrs. Betsy Clough, Market place, Spilsby Plough, Mark Tasker, Goulceby, Lincoln Nelthorpe Arms, 'fom Campion, South Ferriby, Hull Plough, Samuel George Townhill, Boultham, Lincoln N elthorpe Arms, Hobert Partridge, Bridge street, Brigg Plough inn, Samuel George Townhill, Bracebridge, Lincoln Neptune inn, Thomas Dobson, Owston Ferry, Doncaster Plough, James Waller, Manby, Louth Neptune inn, Edwin Alfred Frith, 8o Bridge st. Gainsboro Plough, Mrs. Jane Ward, St. John's, Holbeaeh New inn, William Barrand, Billin~borough, Folkingham Plough, Robert Wooldridge, Branston, Lincoln New inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowles, St. Mark's, Holbeach Plough, William Wright, Bucknall, Lincoln New inn, Benjamin Clark, :Friskney, Boston Plough, Charles Wybrow, Carlby, Stamford New inn, William Cowbhan, The Common, Spalding Plough inn, Aaron Wynn, North Kyme, Lincoln New inn, Henry Dodman, Saltfleet, Louth Plough Boy, Waiter Cropper, 52 Burton road, Lincoln New inn, John Freshney, North Thoresby, Louth Plough & Horses, John Drayton, Branston, Lincoln New inn, Mrs. Caroline Hubbard, Quadring, Spalding Plummers hotel, H. Palmer Winter, Freiston Shore, BostOn New inn, John Ltmming, Baston, Market Deeping Portland Arms, William Thos. West, 56 Portland st. Lincoln New inn, William & 'fhomas Lloyd, .Fosdyke, Boston Prince of Wales, Robert Coggan, 54 High street, Boston New inn, Samuel Lown, Drove end, Wisbech Prince of Wales, John Goodman, 78 Bailgate, Lincoln New inn, Mrs. Ann Palmer, Eastgate, Bourne Prince of Wales, Thomas Kenyon, 46 Freeman st. Grimsby New inn, Henry Senescall, Market place, Market Deeping Prussian Queen, Thos. Cuthbert, Saltfleetby AllSaints,Louth New inn, Samuel Stones, Springthorpe, Gainsborough Punch Bowl, Mrs. Agnes Barker, New road, Spalding New inn, Mrs. Johannah Wilson, 47 Penn street, Boston Punch House, William T. N. Vinall, Market pl. Horncastl.e New Inn commercial hotel, A. D. Jordan, 8 North st.Hrncstl Pyewipe inn, Thomas George Coldron, Pyewipe, Lincoln New Inn famtly hotel, F.Braithwaite,Limber,BrocklesbyS.O Queen, (J. Kirkman, Sea VIew street, Cleethorpes,Grimsby New Lell, Benjamin Perkins, I London road, Spalding Queen inn, William Thomas Lammin, Butchery, Market New Crown, John Hill, West street, Crowland, Peterborough place, Barton-on-Humber New Market hotel, Samuel Marshall, 8 Sincil st. Lincoln Queen in the West, G. Graby, Moor st. Carholme rd. Lncln New Park ilm, William Bentbam, South end, 13ostou Queen Victoria, J.li-.vVatson,Thorpe St.Peter,WainfleetR.S.O New Reindeer, Arthur Hogers, South street, Caistor Queen's Arms, Leonard Leachman, 95 Bridge st. Gainsboro' New Saraccn's Head, Ed"ard Baily, Whaplode, Holbeach Queen's Head inn, George Atkinson, North Kelsey, Lincoln New Ship inn, Tom Handley, Pointon, Folkingham Queen's Head, George Berry, hirton-in-Lindsey New White Hart, James Albert Baxter, Southgate, Sleaford Queen's Head, Wm. Crowson,DeepingSt.James,Mrkt.Dpng Newcastle Arms, William Brown, 14 Caskgate st. Gainsboro' Queen's Head, Mrs. Annie Cundall, Victoria street, Grimsby Oak Sheaf inn, Alfd. W. Brightman, Little London, Spalding Queen's Head, Samuel Doughty, I Spilsby road, Boston Oat sheaf, Willtam Clapham, Leake Fen, Boston Queen's Head, J. Thos. Preston, 9A, St. Mary's hill, Stamford Oatsheaf, David Musson, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding Queen's Head, Edmund Rowle, Boston road, Spilsby Oat Sheaf, John Smith, East Heckington, Boston Queen's Head, Charles Ward, Epworth, Doncaster Oat ~ht.af inn, Albert Thornley, Wildmore, Lincoln Queen's hotel, John Robins, 354 Victoria street, Grimsby Oat Sheaf, }'rancis Wilkinson, Feu, Metheringham, Lincoln · Railway hotel, John George Batterham, Heckington S.O Oberou hotel, Frank Hazelgrove, 38 Cleethorpe rd. Grimsby Railway inn, Mrs. E. Braithwaite, Barnetby-le-Wold, Lncln O'Brien's Arms, Mrs. Mary Murray, 25 St. Paul'sst.Stmfrd J Railwaytavern,W.T. Colbrook, 58Cleethorperoad, Grimsby Oddfellows Arms, Joel E-huttlewood, Halfleet, Mrkt.Deeping \ Railway hotel, George Frederick Crawford, }'irsby, Spilsby Oil Millers' Arms, B. Schofield, 30 East Marsh st. Grimsby RaHway inn, Herbcrt Cutforth, Sutterton, Boston Old Chequers, W. Hastings, Cnlft,WainfleetAll SaintsR.S.O Railway hotel, George Riehard Easton, Bardney, Lincoln Old City Arms, Thomas Rolfe, 220 High street, Lincoln Uailway tavern, Thomas Fountain, Aby, Alford Old Crane, Thomas Hamshaw Bamford, Risegate, Spalding Railway tavern, Mrs.Sarah Huntington,liraizelound,Bawtry Old Five BeHs, Edward Jacklin,River side, Pinchbeck,Spldng I Railway inn, Geo. Edwd. Lewis, Donington-on-Bain, Lincoln Old King's Head inn, H. L. Heyhoe, 73, Victoria st. Grimsby Railway hotel, W. l\Iackman, Deeping ~t. James,Mkt. Dpng Oid l\lother Red Cap, R. King, Sutton St. Edmunds, Wsbch Railway, Mrs. Ellen Newton, Ancaster, Grantham Old Olive Branch, John J. Baines, 3 St.Leonard's st.StmfTd Railway inn, William Potts, Thorpe-on-the-Bill, Lincoln Old Reindeer, Thomas Maxey, II Mercer row, Louth Railway tavern, John ~choley, Tattershall, Lincoln Old Saracen's Head, John H. Carter, Whaplode, Holbeach Railway tavern, Mrs. Susan Shaw, Willou~bby, Alford Old Ship inn, Frt:derick Smith, Poinf.on, F'olkingham Railway inn, Herbert Wright, Marton, Lincoln Old \\bite Hart, William Oliver, I Pump square, Boston Railway inn, Charles Wynn, Habrough S.O Ostrich inn, Mrs. Susannah Bontoft, Leverton, Bm•ton Railway hotel, Clark Young, Leake, Boston Ostrich inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Crosby, 65 Bridge st. Gainsboro' Ram, Mrs. Louisa Cameron, High street, Holbeach Pack Horse, William Atchison, 81 Eastgate, Louth Ram inn, William Smith, Holbeach Drove, Wisbech Pack Horl;;e, John Tindall, Dorrington, Lincoln Ram, Charles Watts, 59 Wide Bargate, Boston Pack Horse, John Henry Williams, Beckingham, Newark Ram, Herbert Wright, Whaplode, Spalding Packet inn, James !''aunt, Coningsby, Lincoln Ram Skin inn, Mrs. Rebecca Roberts, Double st. Spalding Packet tavern, John Stiff, 28 King street, Grimsby Recruiting Sergeant, W. T. Marratt, Gt. Gonerby,Grantham Peacock, Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott, Hopsley, Grantham Recruiting Sergeant, .A. Musgrave, 58 Steep hill, ldncoln Peac(Jck inn, William Baldock, West Pinchocck Spalding Red Cow, Fred Dolton, 48 Wide Bargate, Boston Peacock inn, Michael Jack, 4 Market street, Gainsboro' Red Cow, Charles Marsh, }'ishtoft, Boston Peacock, John 'lhomas Rowbotham, Sibsey, Boston Red Cow, Edward Hobinson, Quadring, Spalding Peacock, Martin Rush, Wragby road, Lincoln Red Cow, John True, Church lane, Stamford Peacock, Harry West, Pinchbeck street, Spalding Red Cow, Mrs. Sarah Turner, Button St. Edmunds, Wisbect. Pelham, William Hewitt Bilton, New Hdland, Hull Red Last, D. Laud, Shephaystow, Whaplode Drove, Wisbech. Pelham Armfl, Mrs. :M. Smithson, Railway statn. Ulceby S.O Red Lion, Joseph .Ashton, Market place, Spilsby Pelham's .Arms, John Hill (exors. of), Claxby, Lincoln Red Lion, Wilham Beck, Kirton·in-Lindsey Pied Bull, James Boothby, Hill dyke, f;ibsey, Boston Red Lion, John .Bee, Stickford, Boston Pied Calf, Godfrey Cross, Sheep market, Spalding Red Lion! Mrs. Mary Haggadike1 West end, Holbeach Pigeun inn, Green Croxford, Holbeach road, Spalding Red Lion inn, Robert Booth, Sturton, Lincoln Pmcushion inn, Robert Lister, Wyberton, lloston Red Lion inn, 'fhomas Charles, Colsw:rworth, Grantham Pine .Apple, George Terry, 59 High street, Stamford Red Lion, Mrs. Mary Croft, OrbJ·, Burgh R.S.O Plough mn, Herry Chapman, llinbrooke, Market Rasen Red Lion, Cornelins Dalton, Bickery Boston Plough, Samuel <.hapman, Low Bnrnham, Doncaster Red Lion, Binyonn DragCt ~4High street, Stamford. .
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