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Appendix. S'f9 'Candlesby, 5 Miles E Appendix. S'f9 'Candlesby, 5 miles E. by N. of Spilsby, *Rev J. Alington Gautby Hall, 7 miles N.W. by W. of Horncastle, Robert Carlton (Great) Lodge, 6 miles S.E. by E. of Louth, Vyner, Esq, •Rev Frederic Pretyman, B.D. Girsby Hall, 7! miles W. of Louth, •Captain John 'Carlton (Little) Upphall, 5 miles S.E. of Louth, Felix Wilson Fox , Goodwin, Esq. Gosberton House, 6 miles N. of Spalding, Samuel Carlton (North) Hall, 4! miles N. by W. of Lincoln, Everard, Esq. John B. and Samuel Slater, Esqrs. Grainsby Hall, 7 miles S. of Grimsby, *George Henry \Carrington House, 2 miles S. of New Bolingbroke, John Haig11, Esq. ; and Thomas Sands, Esq., Manor Hous8 Holland Stennett, Esq. Grantham, tJoseph John Alphonso Brown, Esq. and Casewick House, 3 miles E. by N. of Stamford, t-tLord tJohn Hardy, Esq. ' Kesteven Grebby Hall, 4! miles N.E. of Spilsby, Wm. Hoff, Esq. .Cawthorpe, 2 miles N. of Bourn, t Major William Greetham House, 2! miles E. of Horncastle, Misses · Parker, D.L. Dennis Cawood Hall, 6 miles N. of Spalding, M. L. Winter, Esq. Gretford, 5 miles E.N.E. of Stamford, tWilliam H. Caythorpe Hall, 9 miles N. of Grantham, tGeo. Hussey Peacock, Esq. Hall, and Very Rev R. Man tell, Rectory Packe, and Hussey Packe, Esqrs. Grimsthorpe Castle, 4 miles N.W. of Bourn, Baroness Claxby Vicarage, 3 miles S. of Alford, •Rev Richard Willoughby de Eresby . Parker, M.A. Gunby Hall, 5 miles E. by N. of Spilsby, occupied by Cleatham Hall, 6miles S.W. of Brig~, Mttw. Maw, Esq. John Hardwick Hollway, Esq. Cotes Grange, 2! miles N.W. by W. of Louth, Robert Hackthorn Hall, 7! miles N. of Lincoln, •Lieut.. Col. Hattersley Ellis, Esq. Weston Cracroft-Amcotts, M.P. Covenham (St. Bartholomew) Manor House, 6 miles Hagnaby Priory, 5 miles W.S.W. of Spilsby, Thomas N. by E. of Louth, Thomas Young, Esq. Coltman, Esq. Coupledyke Hall, Freiston, 3 miles E. of Boston, Rev Hagworthingham Rectory, 6 miles E. of Horncastle, ' S. Staffurth, B.A. *Rev Francis Pickford, l\f.A. Cressy Hall, 5! miles N. of Spalding, Isc. Muxlow, Esq. Hainton Hall, 5 miles N.E. by N. of Wragby, *Edward Croft Vicarage, 2! miles S. of Burgh, Hon. and •Rev Heneage, Esq. E. J. Monson Halton Holegate, 1 mile E.S.E. of Spilsby, Samuel Crowland, 6 miles S. of Spalding, *Jas. Whitsed, Esq. Vessey, Esq., Manor House, and •Rev R. D. B. Crowle Rectory, 6 miles N. of Epworth, Rev Frederick Rawnsley, M.A., Rectory House · William White • Hanthorpe House, 2! miles N. of Bourn, tWilliam Cuxwold Hall, 4 miles E. of Caistor, Wm. Thorold, Esq. Parker, Esq., D.L. Dalby Hall, 3 miles N. of Spilsby, *J. W. Preston, Esq. Harlaxton Manor, 3 miles S.S.W. of Grantham, Mrs Denton Hall, 4 miles W.S. W. of Grantham, t-Sir Glynne Charlotte Gregory Earle Welby-Gregory, Bart. Harrington Hall, 5! miles N.N.W. of Spilsby, 'Doddington Hall, 6 miles W. by S. of Lincoln, *tGeo. *Meabum Staniland, Esq. · Knollis Jarvis, Esq., D.L. Hartsholme Hall, 4 miles W. of Lincoln, +Joseph Easthorpe Court, Wigtoft, 7 miles S.W. by S. of Shuttleworth, Esq. D.L. ' Boston, John Charles Cole, Esq. Haverholm Priory, 4 miles N.E. of Sleaford, The Easton Hall, 6 mile's S. of Grantham, *tSir Montague Dowager Countess of Winchilsea and Nottingham. John Cholmeley, Bart. M.P., and tCaptain Hugh and the Hon. Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton Arthur Henry Cholmeley, M.P. Hawerby Hall, 8 miles N.N.W. of Louth, •Theophilus Edlington Grove, 2 miles N.W. of Horncastle, •John John Harneis, Esq. Hassard Short, Esq. Healing House, 4 miles W. of Grimsby, Alfred Arthur Elkington (South), 2! miles N.W. by W. of Louth, Wallis, Esq. *Rev William Smyth, Hall; Rev James Grenville Hirst Priory, 2 miles S. of Crowle, George Spofforth Smyth, Vicarage Lister, Esq. Elms (The), 2 miles N. of Spilsby, Geo. Walker, Esq. Holbeck Lodge, 4! miles N.E. of Horncastle, Robert Elsham Hall, 4 miles N.E. of Brigg, Colonel John Spikin Betts, Esq. Dugdale Astley Holton Rectory, 2! miles N.N.W. of Wragby, *Rev Epworth Rectory, *Hon and Rev Chas. Dundas, M.A. Edward Franks Hodgson, M.A. Falkingham Rectory, 9 miles N. of Bourn, tRev George Holton Park, 3 miles S.W. by S. of Caistor, Miss A. Carter, LL.B. Dixon Fillingham, 10 miles N. by W. of Lincoln, •John Holywell Hall, 7 miles N.N.W. of Stamford, Charles Dalton, Esq. Castle; and James Dalton, Esq. Thomas Samuel Birch Reynardson, Esq, Manor House Honington Hall, 5! miles N. by E. of Grantham, Fishtoft Rectory, 2! miles S.E. by E. of Boston, Rev Miss Southwell T. L. Edwards, M.A. Horbling 3! miles E.N.E. of Falkingham, tCaptain Fleet Rectory, 2 miles E. by S. ofHolbeach, Rev James Henry Smith Jerram, M.A. Ingoldsby Rectory, 5! miles W.S.W. of Falkingham, Frampton, 3 miles S. of Boston,, *tLieut.-Col. Charles tRev J ames Hildyard, B.D. Thomas John l\foore, F.S.A., Hall; ttRev John Irnham Hall, 2 miles N.E. of Corby, tHenry Fredk. Tunnard, l\f.A., House Beaumont, Esq. M.P. Freiston Priory, 3 miles E. of Boston, Rev William Real (East), 2 miles S.W. of Spilsby, Jph. Rinder, Esq. A. Collins, l\f.A. Kenwick House, 2 miles S.E. of Louth, Rev R. W. Fulbeck, 11 miles N. of Grantham, tOol. Fane and E. Lloyd ' Henry P. · Fane, Esq., Hall; tRev Arthur Fane, Kettlethorpe Rectory, 10 miles W.N.W. of Lincoln, Rectory *Rev George J ames Atkinson, l\f.A. Fulney House, 1i mile E. of Spalding, tRobert Killingholme l\fanor House, 8! miles E.S.E. of Barton, Everard, Esq. Charles Byron, Esq. Gainsborough, *John Edward Sandars, Esq. Ringerby Vicarage, 5 miles N.W. of Market Rasen, Gate Burton Hall, 4l miles S.E. of Gainsborough, *Rev J oseph Stockdale, M.A. · *William Button, Esq.; and *Rev George Thomas Knaith Hall, 3 miles S. of Gainsborougb, Lieut.-Col. Hutton, Rectory G. M. Hutton .
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