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Trades. Far 1057 DEVONSHIRE.] TRADES. FAR 1057. Stapleton Bros. Titchington, Lifton 1 Stickland T. Lit.Swellett. Highamptn Strong Waiter William, CoomLe hall, Stapleton Frank, Little Weston,~orth Stidston Albert Edward,Court Barton, Drewsteignton, Newton ..lbbot Petherwin, Egloskerry Thurlestone, Kingsbridge Strong lYilliam Tuckett, Greyston£>, Stapleton Mrs. J. Chambercomb.e, Stidston James Alfred, Cockhaven, Drewsteignton, Newton Ahhot Ilfracombe Bishopsteignton, Teignmouth Sturtridge John, Lamb .side, Newton Stapleton W. Priestacott,Gt.Torringtn Stidston Wm. Jas. Woolston Villa & Ferrprs, Plymouth Stark John & Frank, Twelve Oaks, Webster frms.Woolston, Kingsbrdg Summers Arthur Edward, Dolish Teigngrace, Newton Abbot Stidston "William Robert, Bolberry, farm, Luppitt, Honiton Stark John Mann, Preston, Kings· Malborough, Kingsbridge Summers C. Upcott, Oakford,Bamptn teignton, Newton Abbot Stidstone Walt. Lishurn, South Brent Summers E. E. Awliscombe, Honiton Stark Mrs. Thomas, Windwhistle, Stile Jn. The Bussels,Huxham,Exetr Summers Edwin, Moorplash, South- Wellington (Somerset) Stirling James, Lomyns coppice, leigh, Colyton Starkey .A.rth.H. Forder,lluckfastleigh Rockbeare, Exeter Summers Edwin, Rewe, Rockbeare~ Starkey William B. Littleton house, Stone Joseph & Frank, Taw Bridge, Exeter Hele, Ilfracombe Coleridge, Wembworthy Summers Frank, Spring.field, Bid- Steed George Henry, Misleigh, Dod- Stone Thomas & John Thomas, Huts- bury, Sidmouth discombsleigh, Exeter well, Exe bridge, Tiverton ·Summers Fredk. J. Farway, Honiton Steer E. Forder Green, .A.shburton Stone Edwd. Aller, Christow, Exeter Summers J. Ebdon, Sidbury,Sidmtb Steer Edmund, jun. Creber, Dipt- Stone Frank, Goosemoor, Newton Summers Jas. Norwood, Huntsham, fDrd, South Brent Poppleford, Ottery St. Mary Bampton Steer Edmund, Great Horner, Halwell Stone Frederick, Zeal, South Brent Summers Reginald, Stockland,Ronitn -Steer Mrs. Fanny, The Bartons, Stone George Henry, Crandle,Cruwys, Summers Robert, Colyton Buckland Brewer, Bideford Morchard, Tiverton Summers Robert, Hornshavne. South- Steer John, Bidna, Northam Stone Granville, Handley,Clayhanger, leigh, Colyton - StPer Jn. Lake, Woodland, .A.shburtn Bampton Summers Robert, Newington, Mem- Steer Phillip, Higher Sigdon, Lid- Stone Henry, "\-Voodhah,Doddiscombs- bury, Axminster stone, Kingsbridge leigh, Exeter Summers Tom Pine, £ast tapps~ Steer Richard, Butstone, Petrock- Stone James, Middle hill, West Exe Bridge, TiYerton stow, Dolton Bucldand, South Molton Summers William, Greenslinch, Steer Wilfred H. Fullincott, In stow Stone John, sen. Hole &, Indelake, Silverton, Exeter · Steer William, Christow, Exeter Knowstone, South Molton Summers William Joseph, Low Down- Steere George, Borough, Aveton Gif- Stone John, jun. \Yeston, Knowstone, hayne, Colyton ford, King:sbridge South Molton Surcombe John, Standon, Bridestowe Stenlake Francis, Hurrell, Werring- Stone L. W. Rankridge,North Tawton Snrridge Frederick William, Doddis- ton, Launceston Stone Mrs. Mary, Farley, Chudleigh combsleigh, Exeter Stenlake Francis, jun. Waterloo, Stone Michl.Jas. Cherristow,Hartland Sussex Charles & Henrv, Oakworthy. Petherwin, Egloskerry Stone Philip, Southcot, Manaton, Alverdiscott, Bideford - Stenlake Frank, Wortham, Lifton Moretonhampstead Sussex Mrs. C. G'hapel st. Braunton Stenning G'harles Clement, Core View Stone R. Choplands,Loxbeare,Tivertn Sutton E. A. 2 Prospect pl.Stdmoutl. farm, Sidford, Sidmouth Stone S.North moor,Moretonhampstd Swain J. Balls & Slymlakes,..!.xminstr St€ntiford John, Dittiscombe, Slap- Stone Samuel, Down's green, Welling- Swain Reuben, Sholls farm & Lower ton, Kingsbridge ton (Somerset) abbey, Axminster St~:>phens Thomas & Sons, Higher Stone Thomas, Kernstone, Hartland Swaine Geo. Rt. Bugford, Dartmouth Larkworthy, Ashwater, Beaworthy Stone William, Luckett, Knowstone, Sweet Joseph, Beer down & Lower Stephens Edwin, Plympton St. Mary South Molton Beer, Uplowman, Tiverton Stephens F_ Honicknowle, Crown Hill Stone William, Membury, .A.xminster Sweetland F. Larkbeare, Whimple, Stephens Geo. Bull park, Princetown Stone William, Pitt, Hartland Exeter Stephens Jas. Pressland vil.Hatherlgh Stone William, South Combe, More- Sweetland Harry, Higher Downhayne, Stephens Richard, Blackdown, Mary bath, Bampton Colyton Tavy, Tavistock Stoneman F. Colebrooke, Copplestone Sweetland Harry, jun. ~ior~•nhaye:;, Stephens Robert, Plympton St. Mary Stoneman F. Druids Hayne, Bampton Colyton &; ~Iu,.,btuy, Axmin~t.er Stephens Robert, Southlands, Dun- Stoneman Frank Goading, Shilling· Sweetland James, Colcombe, Colyton keswell, Honiton ford St. George, Exeter Sweetland Mark, Mounthill, Colyton Stephens S.Fishleigh,Modbury,Ivybdg Stoneman Frank R. Bolts, Coleford, Sweetland Richard, Guernsev corner, • Stephens W. Thrushelton, Lew Down Oopplestone Colyton Stephens William, Sandey Moor, Stoneman Jonas, Great Heale, Cole- Sweetland Samuel, Weekshayne, Ashwater, Clawton, Holsworthy brooke, Copplestone Southleigh, Colyton Stephens William, Waterville, Bren- Stoneman Mark, Yardworthy,Chagfrd Sweetland Wm. Heathayne, Colyton tor, Tavistock , Stoneman T. So-uth Ford, Sth. Molton Sym3s Misses Eliza & Annie, Bramp- Stephens William John, Loddiswell Stoneman William, Hittesleigh, Exetr ford Speke, Exeter Steven Hy. Thomas, Southeys North- Stooke Alfd.Thos. Waddon,Chudleigh Symes Albert, Axe farm, Axmouth.. cott, Cullompton Stooke Charles, Wear, Bishopsteign- .Axminster Stevens Albert J. Dunkeswell,Honiton ton, Teignmouth Symes Fredk. W. Roebuck, Honiton Stevens Augustus, Bear end, Frithel- Stooke Edward, Coleridge, Chilling· Svmes William. Dalwood, Axminster- stock, Tonington ton, Kingsbridge Srmonds Philip & Son, Hagg'ldon~ Stevens Bryant, Higher Bounstone, Stooke James, East Sherford, Brix- Pyworthy. Holsworthy Littleham, Bideford ton, Plymouth Symonds John, Woodhayne, Combt> Stevens Daniel, Forda, Bradworthy, Stooke William, Woodbury. Salterton, Raleigh, Honiton Holsworthy Exeter Symonds Philip Henry, Veahnd,... Stevens Francis, Holla{lombe Barton, Stooke William Henry, Culver house, Pancrasweek. Holsworthy Wembworthy Chudleigh Knighton,Newton Abbot Symonds R. Bowel'S, Braunton Stev~:>ns Frederick, West Park lane, Stoyle R. Prowse, Sandford, Crediton Symonds W. Church st. Braunton St. Budeaux, Devonport Stoyle W.Brimridge,Sandford,Creditn Symons Henry & James, Brookhnu, St,evens George, Sheldon, Honiton Strangar Bros. Dittisham, Dartmouth Chulmleigh Stevens James, Huddisford,Wools~ry, Stranger Fredk. Marldon, Paignton Symons Mrs. Amelia, Tanners, Rock- Bucks Cross Stranger John, Lutton, South Brent beare, Exeter Stevens John, Ashmansworthy, Wool- Stranger Richard, Marldon, Paignton Symons David, Wellings farm, Big-. sery, Bucks Cross Strawbridge Hermon Emanuel,Horns- bury, Kingsbridge Stevens Jn. Lower Lewer,Hatherleigh hayes, Stockland, Honiton Symons Edward S. Winnacot, North Stevens John Thomas, Higher Irish- Strawbridge Jesse, Stockland,Honiton Petherwin, Egloskerry combe, .Meshaw, South Molton Strawbridge Thomas, Long Lea farm, Symons Edwin, Roodge, Tawi!tock, ~ Stevens Mrs. M. West Loat n1ead, or Smallridge, .A.xminster Barnstaple Loat Meadow, Bradwrthy.Holswrthy Strode Ernest, Peverell Park road, Symons H.Yelland,Tawstock, Barnstpi Stevens Philip, Ugborough, Ivybridge Mutley, Plymouth Symons J. Whitsun, Brentor, Tavistck Stevens Richard Henry, Barton, Strong Ernest Pedrick., Drewsteign- Symons John, Buckland, Braunton Eggesford, Wembworthy ton, Newton Abbot Symons Jn. Kentisbeare, Cullompton Stevens ·w. Gully la. Luppitt,Honitn Strong Fred Chas. Orebor, Tavistock Symon:. John, Westweek, Broadwood­ Stevens W. P. Park, Ashill,Cullomptn Strong J. Pennycombe,Kenton,Exeter Widger, Lifton Stevens ·william, Park, Winkleigh Strong John Pearce, Narracott, Drew- Symnns John, Yeat, Lifton Stevens William, South hill, Petrock- steignton, Newton Abbot Symona Jn. Symons Waiters, Elston. stow, Dolton Strong T. Thrushelton, Lew Down Churchstow, Kingsbridge Stevenson R. Eggbuckland,Crown Rill DEVO"l" 67 .
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