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228 Far Trades 228 FAR TRADES. [ DORSETSHIRE. FARMERS-Continued. !Hill George,. Chaston, Buckland Xewton, Hooper Oswald George, Manor farm, Harris H. H.Stanton St.Gabriel, Charmth Dorchester Shillingstone, Blandford Harris H. P. Weston,Stalbridge,Blandford Hillier H. Bishopsdown. Folke,Sherboroe HoaperW.K.WinfrithNewbargh,Dorchstr Ha.rris Mark, Dean, Woodcutts, Salisbury Hillyer W. Three gates, Hilfield,Dorohestr Hopkins Chas. Edwin,Hammoon,Blandfrd Harris Richard, Monkwood, Marshwood, Rinks John, Fifehead Magdalen,Gillinghm Hopkins Fredk. Witchampton, Blandford Charmouth Rinks Waiter, Caggypole, Buckhorn Hopkins H. R. Kin~n Magna, Gillinghm Harris S. Marnhull, Sturminster Newton WE'Bton, Wincant.on Hopkins Mrs. JanE', West Stower, Gil- Harris Sidney, Motcombe, Shaftesbury Hiscock A. Pinford, Castleton. Sherboroe lingham Harris Willia.m, Lower Clatcomb, Castle- Hiscock Albt. W. Goathill, Sherboroe Hopkins Waiter, Barofield, Edmonds- ton, Sherborne HiscockArthur,Child Okeford, Blandford ham, Salieburv Harrison JaB. Lytchett Matravers, Poole Hiscock Arthur, Manor farm, Motcombe, Horlock Brothers, Steeple Steeple, Harrison Mrs. East Orchard, Shaftesbury Shaftesbwy Corfe Castle Hart Thomas, Haselhury Bryan, Stur- Hiscock Edwin, Marohull, Sturminster Horlock Mrs. Ann, Studiand farm, Stud- minster Newton Newton land, Swanage Hart William, Shillingstone, Blandford Hiscock Garnet, Short's green, Motcombe, Home George H. Moreton, Dorchester Harvey Brothers, Child Okeford,Blandford Shaftesbury Horsey Henry, Stratton, Frampton Harvey George, Caundle Marsh. Sherbrne Hiscock James John, Bourton Hoskins F. W. Stower Provost, Gillinghm. Harvey John, Kington Magna, Gillingham Hiscock S. A. West Stower, Gillingham Houndsell George, Winterborne Kingston, Harvey John, Folke. Sherborne Hiscock Thos. Hy. Motcmbe. Shaftesbury Blandford Haskell W. Mannington, Holt, Wimborne Hiscock Waiter Bartley, Manor farm, HounsellT.SydlingSt.Nicholas,Dorchestr Haskell Wesley, Heath, Holt, Wimboroe East Stower, Gillingham House & Sons, Powerstock, Melplash Hatchard G. Mannington, Holt, Wimbrne Hiscock Wilpam Alien, Gutchpool, House Albert, Povington, Tyneham, Hatcha.rd George, West Moors, Wimborne Gillingham Corfe Castle Hatchard John F. Highlands, Colehill, Hoare Hy. Lane end,Bere Re~is,Wareham HouseF.O.ComptonAbhas west, Dorchestr- Wimboroe Hoare James, Rushcombe, Canford House Gabriel Bernard, Whetley, Power- Hatchard Wm. West Moors, Wimboroe Magna, Wimboroe stock, Melplash Hatcher Albert, Green lane, Cann, Hoare James, Ruskin bottom, Code House H. J. Stoke Abbott., Beaminster Shaftesbury Mullen, Wimborne House John (tru.Qt.ces of), Puncknoll, Hatcher Charles, Sherboroe Causeway, Hoare Jesse, Code C'aatle & Ashington, Dorohester Shaftesbury Canford Magna, Wimborne House Richard, Bryantspuddle, Aff- Hatcher Richard, Moorside, Marohull, Hobbs Fredk. James, Pamphill, Wimbroe puddle, Dorchester Sturminster Newton Hobbs J. White Mill house, Shapwick, House Richard, Hilton, Blandford Hatcber William, Old mill, ~Iarnhull, Blandford House S. J. Winterborne Abbas, Dorchstr SturmiDRter Newton Hobbs Sidney Albert, Cowgrove, Pamp- House Tom BurgeBB, 1\:lorden, Wareham Hawkes William Arthur, Downhouse, hill, Wimborne House Waiter, Mappowder, Sturminster Eype, Symondsbury, Bridport Hodder John, Foxley, Charmouth Newton Hawkins C. Waddon, Upwey, Dorchester Hoddinott Geo. Rampisham, Dorchester House Waiter Ma.rwood, Parkgate, Hasel- Hawkins Edgar Nathan, Sydling St. Hoddinott Henry, Up Ceroe, Dorchest.er bury Bryan, Sturminster Newton Nicholas, Dorchester Hodges John Byron, White House farm, House William, Chaldon Hening,Dorchstr- Hawkios George, Upper Sydling, Sydling Bradpole, Bridport House Wm. Thos. Bere Regis, Wareham St. Nicholas, Dorchester Holdway Joseph John, Synderford Howard William, Egliston, Tyneham, Hawkins Hedley G. Evershot, Dorchester Thorncombe, Chard Corfe Castle Hawkins Robert, Mar]eBB, Netherbury, Hole Henry, Whatcombe, \Vinterborne Howe Jarnes. Marshwood, CharmoutlL Beamioster Whitechurch, Blandford Howse Fredk. 0. Litt.lebredv, Dorchester Hawkins Wm. Maiden Newton, Dorchstr Hole Wm. Hill st. Holwell, Sherborne Hull James Symes, Higher• Kingston,. Hawkins William Edward, Winterborne Holland Edwd. J. Code Mullen,Wimbrne Stinsford, Dorchester St. Martin, Dorchester Holland George, Lytchett. Minster,Poole HullJsph.Wyndham,Stinsford, Dorchester Hayter Alex. & Benj. Alderholt, Salisbry Holland Owen, Higher Merley, Wimboroe Humber John, Ferncroft farm, Wareham Hayter Bros.Sturmastr.Marshall, Wmbrne Holland \V. Winfrith Newburgh,Dorchestr Hunt A. Marnhull, Stunninster Newton Hayter Gilbert & Frederick Cecil, Upper Holloway Edgar & Walt.Halstock, Yeovil Hunt Charles, Shadehouse, Stower Pro- Barnsley, Pamphill, Wimborne Holloway Mrs. Amelia, Corscombe,Drchstr vost, Gillingham Ha.yter Albert Edward, Holt. Wimborne Hollowa.y Chas. J. Corscombe, Dorchester Hunt Charles Georg£'. :-:talbridge, Blandfrd Hayter Alfred Edward, Hillham's land, Holloway H. H. lwerne Minster, Blandfrd Hunt Charles Henry, Graft.hays, Marn­ Longham, Wimborne & at West Holloway Henry Benj. Holnest, Sherborne hull, Sturminster Kewton Parley, Wimboroe Holloway Herbert, Lydlincb, Sturminster Hunt Mrs. Cornelius James, :Manston, Hayter John, Chalbury, Wimborne Newton Sturminster Newton Hayter John, Uppington, Hinton Martell, Holloway Jas.Bothenwood,Holt,Wimbroe Hunt David, Melbury Abbas, Shaftesbwy Wimtorne Holloway Richard, Benville, Dorchester Hunt E. Manston, Sturminster Newton Hayter John B. Church farm, Wootton Hollowa.yThos.HintonMartell,Wimboroe Hunt E. Milton-on-Stour, Gillingham Glanville, Sherborne Holloway Thomas Henry, East Morden, Hunt Ernest Matthew, I.-ydlinch, Stur- Hay-Ward Mrs. John & Son, Lower Ash, Morden, Wareham minster Newton Pymore, Bridport Holt John, Bothenhampton, Bridport Hunt F. Fifehead Magdalen, Gillingham Hayward Demas, Laurel bank, Marnhull, Homer Ernest, Godlingston, Swanage Hunt George, Stower Provost, Gillingham Sturminster Newton Homer Geo. C. \V. Burleston,Dorchester Hunt Henry, Cowherd 8hute, Motcombe,. Hayward George James, Wimborne road, Homer George Wood, Bardolf manor, Shaftesbury Hampreston, Wimborne Puddletown, Dorchester Hunt J. H. Ram, Gillingham Hayward Mrs. Hannah. Pymore,Bridport Homer G. C. W. Burleston, Dorchester Hunt John, Halstock, Yeovil Hayward Jsph. Rowe hi. Holt, Wimborne Homer J.Panton, Piddletrenthide,Drchstr Hunt Joseph Keith, Affpuddle, Dorchstr Hayward Oliver, Long Burton, Sherboroe Homer William Howard Claud, Worth Hunt Martin, Melbury Abbas, Shaftesbury Head Hy. Targetts, Cranborne, Salisbury Matravers, Langton Matravers Hunt Matthew, Pleck hill, Haselbury Head John, West Creech, Wareham Honeyben Frederick C. Pot.well. Rroad- Bryan, Sturmioster Xewt.on Head Tom,SturminsterMarshall,Wimbrne windsor, Beaminster Hunt Richard (exors. of), .Manston, Stur- Heath Robert, Canford Magna, Wimborne Honeyfield HenryF. & Herbert,Buckhorn minster Newton Hecks John H. Hingsdon, Netherbury, Weston, \Vincanton Hunt Robert S. Poundbury, Dorchester Beaminster Honeyfield Ernest, Buckhorn Weston, HuntS. J. Fifehead Ma!!:dalen, Gillingham Hedditch Henry, Broad Oak, Symonds- Wincanton Hunt Samuel, Stourpaine, Blandford bury, Bridport Honeyfield John, Buckhorn Weston, Hunt. V. Manston, Sturmin<~ter Newton Hedditch John, Netherhay, Broadwind- Wincanton Hunt W. P. Burt's dose, Charlton Mar• sor, Beaminster Honeyfield W. H. Peasemarsh, Gillingham shall, Blandford Hedditch Robert, Higher Dinhay, Sy- Hood Albt. Bull hi. Alderholt, Salisbury Hunt Wm. Blandford St.Mary, Bla.ndford mondsbury, Bridport Hood Miss Bessie, Greenlands, Wood- Burden T. & W. Abbot.sbury, Dorchester Hellier Arthur H. Saddle street, Thorn- lands, Horton, Wimborne HurfordF.W.Holditch,Thorncombe,Chard combe, Chard Hood Henry, Bull hill, Alderholt, Salisbry Rusher Tom, Ringwood road, Long- Hellyar & Wakely, Holnest, Sherborne Hooper Bros. Tarrant Hinton, Blandford ham, Wimborne Herridge C.Buckhorn Weston,Wincanton Hooper Arthur S. WestC'reech,Wareham Hussey-Freke John, Higher CoombP,. Herrington He-rbert, Okeford Fitzpaine Hooper Chas. E. Motcombe, Shaftesbury Litton Cheney, norchester Blandford Hooper Eustace \Y. Iwerne :Minster, Hntchings Thomas, Mappowder, Stur- Herrington W. Woodyates, Salisbury Blandford miuster Newton HibberdAram,Holwell,Cranborne,Salisbry Hooper F. W. Monkton Wyld, Cbarmouth Huxtcr C. Yard, Marshwood, Cbarmouth Hibberd F. Daggons, Alderholt,Salisbury Hooper George, Farrington, lwE'rne Huxter James, Chideock, :Bridport Hibberd George, Code Mullen, Wimboroe Courtnay, Blandford Huxter John, Cutty Stubbs, Ma.rshwood, Hibbs Sydney, Lytchett Minster, Poole Hooper John, Langton, Blandford Channouth Hicks George, Rew, Winterborne St. Hooper Mrs. L. Winfrith Newburgh, Huxter John, LoSf'ombe, Melplash Martin, Dorchester t Dorchester Huxter William Glyde, Wotton Fit.z- Hill Brothers, Tarrant Gunville. Blandfrd paine, Charmouth .
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