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Worcestershire. Far 395 TRADES DIRECTORY.] WORCESTERSHIRE. FAR 395 Amos Robert, Coppice gate, Ribbesford, Bannister Chas.Hurcott hall,Kddrmnstr tBishop Thomas, Shrawley, Stourport Bewdley BarberG.W.Up.Berrow,Fcknhm.Hddtch Bishop Wm. Little Witley, Holt,Worcstr Amphlett Mrs. Jane EliZ<1.beth, Dun- Bardell John, Wythall, Reddltch Blackburn Edward, Xetherwood, Od- hampton, Ombersley, Stollrport Barker James, !lIoat, Langley, B'ham dingley, Droitwich Amphlett Miss Priscilla, Old hall, Roch- Barley William, Stock green, Redditeh Blackford Joseph, Carton farm, Bayton, ford, Tenbury Barnes Charles, Hartledge, Redmarley Cleobury Mortimer S.O. (Salop) Amphlett Thos. Hartlebury, Kddrmnstr D'Abitot, Gloucester Bladder Henry, Rhydd green, Guarlford, Amphlett Thomas Edward, Acton hall, Barnes Richard, Lutley, Halesuwen Great Malvern Ombersle~', Stourport Barnes William, Up.Howsell,Gt.Malvern Blakeway Arthnr, The Fold, Chaddesley Anderson Mrs. Mary, Helpridge, Dod- Barnett J. White Ladies Aston,Worcestr Corbett, Kldderminster derhill, Droitwich Rarton Thomas, l"airfield, Stourbridge Blakeway Henry, Skeys house, Hartle- Andrews Dvd. Whetty,Lickey,BromsgTo Bate George, Elmbridge, Droitwich bury, Kidderminster Andrews Frederick, Charlton, Pcrshore Bate Georg", Hagley, Stourbridge BloomerI.Foxcote,Wol!escoie,Stourbrdg Andrews James, Kinnersley, Severn Bate James, Rednall. Barnt Green S.O Bloxham Isaae, Bushley, Tewkesbury Stoke, Worcester BateJsph.Chadwich,Lickey,Bromsgrove Bluck Geo. Hawkley, Pensax, Tenbury Andrews John, Upper Astwood, North Bate W. Gannow grn.Lickey,Bromsgrve Bluck John, Flyford Flavel, Worcester Claines, Worcester BatemanH.TheGreen,Kempsey,Worcstr muck Mrs. Martha, Abberley, Stourport Andrews John,Whetty, Liekey,Brmsgro Bateman W. Wood grn. Astley,Stourprt Bluck Thomas, Flyford Flavel,"\Yorcestr 1'AndrewsR,Pewcroft,:::luekley,Worcester tBates C.Hollens hl.Mathon,Gt.:\Ialvern Bolton Mrs. Ann, Kington, Worcester Andrews Rchd. Peter, Beoley, Redditeh Bates Henry, Dodfurd, Bromsgrove Bolton Frederick, Bean Hall row, Brad- Andrews William George, Ankerdine, BaylisG.TheHownings,Hanbury,Drtwch ley green, I<'eckenham, Redditch Doddenham, Worcester Baylis John, Bleak ho. Wythall,Redditch Bolton John, The Elms, Upper Broad. Ankcorn G.I<'orehill,I\:ing'sNorton,B'hm Bayliss Mrs. John, Oxhal1, Sapey heath, St. John's, Worcester ArcherF.Sideslow, }<'install, Bromsgrove Pitchard, Worcester Bolton In. Leylands, Rnshock,Droitwich Archer John, Lower Bentley, Bentley BaynhamT.Pigots,Height.ingtn.Bcwdley Bolton William, Kington, \,,"urcester Pauncefoot, Bromsgrove Beach Thomas, Hanover green, Red- Bomber Fras. Oldberrow,Henley-in-Ardll Arden Wm. jun. Stock green, Reddikh marley D'Abitot, Gloucester Homford John Hemming & George Arden Wm. sen. Stock green, Redditch Beach WiIliam, Killg's end, Redmarley l"rederick, Atch Lench, Evesham Ardin Thomas, Kington, Worcester D'Abitot, Gloucester Bomford Benjamin, Harvington lodge, Arkell Robert. Cutsdean, Broadway Beard Richard, Cobb's cross, Redmarley Harvington, Evesham Arkell Wm. E. Upton wold,BlocklcyS.O D'Abitot, Lcdbnry tBomford Ernest George Cooke, Spring Arkwell Mrs. Lctitia A. Boreley, Beaumont T.TheBant,Suckley,Worcestr hill, Fladbury, Pershore Ombersley, Droitwich Beddall D. Walton pool,Clent,Stourbrdge BomfordH.Piper's end.Longdn.Twksbry Armstrong John, Whittington, W<Jrcstr BedfordJ.New ho.HanleyWilliam,Tnbry Homford Mrs. Mary Ann, Cowsdown Arthurs Mrs. Benj. The Shades, Bewdly tBedford J.ShelsleyBeauchamp,Worcstr hall, Upton Snodsbury, Worcester Ashburner William T. Tapenhall, Sal- Beech Francis, 1"ar Forest, Bewdley BomfordR.T. WnrimlI.hI.Kmpsy.Wrcstr warpe, Droitwieh Beer Thos. Bouts,Inkberrow, Worcester llomford Thomas, Hroughton, Pershore Ashmore Morris, Holt Fleet,Ombersley, llellamy & Cook, Lydiate house, Bel- Homford Thomas R. Stoulton, Worcestr Droitwich broughton, Stourbridge Bomford William Stone, I<'laxhouse, Ashmore Wm. Low. Norchard,RoekS.O Bellamy T.Clattercut,Rushock,Droitwch Powick, Worcester Ashmore William HenrY,Rowney green, Bellamy Mrs. Elzbh. Old Lye, Rock S.O Booth John, Northwick hI. Blockley S.O Alvechurch S.O Benbow Edward, Lickey, Bromsgrove Boraston William, Nineveh, Bayton, ..Aston Edward, Upper Moor lend, Mam- Bench W.Weatheroak hl.AlvechurchS.O Cleobury Mortimer S.O (Salop) ble, Bewdley Bennett A. Oldberrow, Henley-in-Arden Bott John, Grim's pit, Headley heath, Aston EnochJas.ChurchLench,Evesham Bennett D.Grime's hI. Wythall,Redditch King's Norton, Birmingham Atkins John Albert, Libbery, Grafton Bennett John, North Hallow, Worcester Boucher Arthur E.The Lowe,Wolverley, Flyford, Worcester Bennett Richd. HanleyCastle,Worcester Kidderminster Atkius T. Oldberrow, Henley-in-Arden Bennett S.BrickBarns,Stoulton,~-oreestrRoucher Jas. Oldnall, Clent,Stourbridge Atkins William, Bath road, Worcester BennettS.Swineshrd.St.Martin's,Wrcstr Boulter Thomas, Whitlinge house, Attwood Charles, Conderton,Tewkesbry tBennett Thomas, Earl's court, Upper Hartlebury, Kidderminster Attwood Herbert, }(insham,Tewke....bury Broadbeath. Worcester Boulton Edward, The View, Powick, Aubrey Mrs. Elizabeth, Goose hill,Han- Benllion Samuel, Saxville house, Red- Worcester bury, Droitwich madey D'Abitot, Gloucester Boulton Edwin Francis, Crumpfield, Bach J ohn,HighHabberley,Kiddermnstr t BensollJ .Lower twn.Berrington,Tenbry Callow hill, Redditeh Bache Brothers,Stakenbridge,Churchill, Bent Thomas, Hadzor, Droitwich BoultonG.Ham grn.Callowbill,Redditeh Kidderminstcr tBerrow Mrs. Thomas, Middle Light- Boulton HarryW.l\Iill ho. AlvechurchS.O Bache John, High Habberley, Wribben- wood, Cotheridge, Worcester Houlton J. The Elms, N.Hallow, Wrcstr hall, Bewdley Berry Thos.Blackwell,Shipston-on-Stour BoultOll Thomas, Beanhill, Stock &:; Eache Thomas Philip, Castle hill, Wol- BerryW.Russell'shall,5oHimleyrd.Ddly Bradley, Redditch verley, Kidderminstcr tBest James, Holt castle, Holt,Worcestr Boulton William, The Moors, Upton Badger George, Ham green, Cal~owHiIl, tBest J.B.W.TheStocks,Suckley,Wrcstr Warreu, Bromsgrove Redditch Best John Elliott, Caddicroft, Pershore Bourne Mrs. Sarah, Bourn heath, Cats- Badley HenryP. Insetton, Belbroughton, Betteridge Mrs. E. Kempsey, ~'orcester hill, Bromsgrove Stourbridge Betteridge Enoch, Link, Great Malvern Bowen John, Feckenham road, Head- Bagshaw Mrs. Rebecea, Court close, Hetteridge J. Castle Morton,Tewkesbury less Cross. Redditeh Eckington, Pershore Betteridge Jsph. :Malvern Wells,~alvel"n Bowen R. Littlegains, Trimpley, Bwdly Baker Mrs. Elizh. Dodford, Bromsgrove Betterridge W.A.Low.Howsell,Gt.!\llvrn Bowen 'f. Westheath,Northfield, B'ham Baker Mrs. Hannah, Pigeon house, Up- Bevan Jas. Norgroves, Alfrick, WorCC5tr Boyce Ezekiel, North Piddle, Worcester ton-on-Severn, Worcester Be\"an Joseph William, Little Bannals, Boyce }<'.Dormston hll. Dormston,Wrcstr RakeI' James, Barton's, Heoley, Redditch Kyre Pana, Tenbury Boze T. Frenchlands,N. Hallow, Wrcstr Bakewell J.Naunton Beauchamp,Prshre Bevan Miss Mary, High Trees, Rock S.O Brailley Arthur Henry, Wharton. Bakewell J. A. Stock &Bradley,Redditch Bevan Mrs.M.ButtonOak,Bewdley(Salp) Hartlebury, Kidderminster Bakewell William, Libbery, Grafton llevington George,Newnham, Knighton- Bradley Felix, Lower Bentley, Bentley Flyford, '" orcester on-Teme, Tenbury Pauncefoot, Bromsgro'l"e Baldwin George Thomas, Blockley S.O Bibhey Charles, Chadwick grange, Bradley Geo. Nineveh, Abberley, Strprt BaldwinP.Oldbury I'd. St.John's,Worcstr Catshi!l, Bromsgrove • Bradley John, Yeldon, Pensax, Tenbury Baldwin Wm. Abbots Linch, Evesham Bibby Charles, Lickey, Bromsgrove Bradley Hichd.SummerwaY,Hartlebury, tBaldwin William, Kyrewood, Tenbury Biddle Phillip, Broadwas, Worcester Kida.erminster Ball Henry, Castle Morton, Tewkesbury Birch Arthur, Upper Snead, Rock S.O Bradley Thomas, White house, Far Ball Joseph, Frankly, Birmingham Birch Mrs.H.(exors.of),Pensax,Tenbury l"orest, Bewdley Ball J.Round hl.Warley,Langley,B'ham Birch John Taylor, Hagley, Stourbridge BradleyWm. Rirchacre,Beoley,Redditch Ballard Alfred, Hatfield, Norton-by- Bird Charles, Dodford, Bromsgro'l"e Bradley Wm. Hopwood,Alvechurch S.O Kempsey, Worcester Bird J.TheNutnels,llelbroughtn.Strbrdg Bradshaw Absalum, B1ackmore end, Ballard George, Webheath, Redditeh Bird John, WolJescote hall, Stourbridge Hanley Castle, Worcester Ballard Henry Pratt, Alvechurch 8.0 Bishop Charles, Callow End, Worcester Braithwaite John Jenkin~, Upton house, Ballard John, North Littleton, Evesham Bishop Geo.RedmarleyD'Abitot,Ledbury Elmley Lovett, Droitwich BallardWilliam, NorthLittletoll,E'I"eshm tBishop Henry, The Pound, Shelsley Brakewell George, Xib green, Upper tBamford Edward (exors. of), Sherrard's Beauchamp, Worcester Arley, Bewdley green, Great Mal'l"ern BishopJ.Callow brook,Lickey,Bromsgrve Bray Edward, Cruix: hill, .A.cton Beau. Banks Thos. Syntley, Astley, Stourport Bishop John, CatshiU, Bromsgrove champ, Worcester Banner S. Marlbrook, Catshill,Brmsgrve tBishop John, Leigh, Worcester Bray Hy.The Elms,StokePrior,Hrmsgro Banning Robert, Bretforton, Evesham !BisbopRichd.White ho.Kyrewood,Tnbry Brazier Geo. 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