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Devonshire Trades Nlreeto:Tay. 1067 Gerry John, Ashwater, Lifton Hearn Geo., Thrushelton, Lew Down James .John, 63 East St . Devonshire Trades nlreeto:tAy. 1067 Gerry John, Ashwater, Lifton Hearn Geo., Thrushelton, Lew Down James .John, 63 East st. Okehampton Gerry Shadrach, Cecil st. Plymouth Hearn John & Sons, 5 Piermont pl. Jarvis John, Salcomlw, Kingshridge Giddy Richard, Ashford, Barnstaple Dawlish * Jasper Ed ward, 26 High st. '.fotnes Gilbert John, N. Petherwin, Launcestn Hellier Thomas, Bridge street, Uff­ J effery J obn, ChagforJ, Exeter Goddard George, South st. Axminster culme, Cullompton Jenkins Josiah, West Putford, Bran- Godfrey George, Whimple, Exeter Hcndy Isaac, Holne, Newton Abbot dis Corner Godfrey William, 1 S High st. Totnes Hent!on Henry, 1 Bridge st. Tiverton J ervis Williarn, 68 High street, B Goading John, High Bickington, (See Ad vert isement) Jewell James, Bridgerule, Holsworthy Chulmleigh Herd John, 23 Melville st. Torquay J ewell William, North Bovey, :More- Goodslanrl Thomas, 7 Alphington st. E Hewish Edward, Witheridge, 1\Ior- tonhampstead . Goss John, Fore street, Uullompton chard Bishop Johns Rd., :Monkleigh, Gt. Torrington Goss Jno. 7 St. Lawrence grn. Creditn Ilewish Richard T. 1 Guinea street, E Jones John W. Chapel st. Holsworthy Goss Philip, Georgeham, Barnstaple Hewish Tbomns, Okehampton st. E J ones Thomas, Chilswrthy. Holswrthy Gould Bros. 6! High st. Barnstaple * Hicks Richard, Union street, Sal- J osland Rchd., Chawleigh,Chulmleigh Gould J ames, Buckerell, Honi ton combe, Kingsbridge Keen John, 2 Clifton road, Exeter · Gover J ames, High street, Sidmouth Hicks William, Bcrrynarhor, Ilfracm be K elly J ames, High . Bickington, Gra~e Henry 'N. Exeter rd. Exmouth · lliggins Oliver, Bratton Clovelly, E Chulmlcigh Grater William, Highampton llill Henry, Halwill, Lifton King & Son, 59 Forest. Ivybridge Gra>es John C. 15-19 Forest. D'port Hill John, Pilton, Earnstaple Kingdom Abraham1 Cruwys Mar- Green Francis, 1 George street, Exeter Hindom George, Den Spring gardens, chard, Tiverton Green 'rhos., Lwr. Gunstone, Dideford Teignmouth Kirk George, Tuders street, Exeter Greenslade James, Offwell, lloniton Hoare John H. Forest. Buckf:u;tleigh Kirk Richard P. 1 Mint, Exeter Gregory Samuel, Fremington * Hodge Cyrus, 73 lligh st. Barnstaple * Kitts John J. 92 Fore street, Exe- Gribble Henry, 43 Notte street, P * liodge John S. 2 & 134 East street, ter ; and 5 East street, Plymouth * Grigg J ames, Strand, Exmooth South Molton Knapman William, Warland, Totnes * Hall George, Gold street, Tiverton Hodge Samuel, 5 Cathedral yard, E Knott George H. 100 South street, E Hall Gilbert, 19 Strand, Exmouth Holcombe William, Witheridgtl, Mar- Knott John, 3 Pepper st. Tavistock Halse John, I de, Exeter chard Bishop Knott Wm. Old Town st. Dawlish Halse J oseph, Ide, Exeter Holman Daniel, Kennford, Exeter Knowles Edwin, South J.\folton road, llalso William lly. 13 Flora cots. P Holmes Robert, Stokofleming,D'mouth · Tiverton Hamblyn John, 50 Cobourg street, P Holwill John, .Fore street, Sidmouth Knowles Jas., Newton St. Cyres, E - Hamlyn Henry G. 8 Fincwell st. P Honeychurch Thomas, Bow N ymet Lake Chrstphr. 9 Manor row, Dawlish Hamlyn John, Stockleigh Pomeroy, Honeychurch Thomas, Spreyton, Oke- Lake George, Thorverton, Cullompton Cre<liton hampton Lake J ames, 9 Richmond terrace, E Hamlyn J'Jhn, Butt Garden st. Bidefrd Hooper George, High street. Topsham Lake J oh !I, Bradninch, Cullompton Hancock John, Milton Damerel, Hooper Jno., 'l'horverton, Cullompton. Lake Richard, \Voodbury, Exeter Brandis Corner Hooper John, jun., Thorverton, Cul- Lake Simon, Silver street, Bidefo:rd Hancock Justinian, 7 Boutport st. R lompton * Lake & Son, 65 Union st. Stonehs * Hannaford Jas. Fore st. Kingslxlge Hooper & Son, 13 Sidwell street, E Lake Walter, 62 Clifton road, Exeter Harding Charles, High st. Honiton Hooper William, Lamerton, Tavistock Lake William, 86 Boutport street, B Harding John, Stone Cross, Alver- Horn Francis, Lympstone, Exeter Lake William, Kingskerswell, Newton discott, Barnstaple - Horn James, Black Torrington, High- Abbot · ' Harley Robt., South Pool, Kingshdge ampton Lamble Henry, Forest. Kingsbridge Harris George, Eroadclyst, Exeter llorrell ·wm., South llrent, lYybridge Lamble William & W. E. 3 Courtenay Harris John, Clist Honiton, Exeter Horwill John, Dean l'rior, Newton street, Newton Abbot Harris John & J ames, 3 Piermont pl. Abbot I . * Lancey R., Berrynarbor, Ilfracombe Dawlish Ho.segood Chas., Rosa Ash, S. Molton * Lanc·ey & Co. 44 High street, E Harris J oseph, Old Exeter street, llosegood Luke, Cheriton Fitzpaine, Land Wm. 1 Newport st. Tiverton Chudleigh, Newton Abbot Crediton Laudcr Thomas, 14 Princess street, P Harris Samuel, 44 York street, P Hosegood Luke, Poughill, Crediton Lane Edwin, 2 North st. Crediton Harris Sylvester, Broadclyst, Exeter llosegood Thos., llalherton, Tiverton Lane Robert, High street, IIoniton * Harris & White, 17 Parade, P Hosking Jas., South Brent, Ivy bridge Lang l\Irs J\Iary, 9 Courtenay street, llarris William, Coombe Pafford, St. llowa.rd Edward, King's Nympton, Newton Ab bot 1\Iary Church, Torquay Chulmleigh Lang William, High street, Bideford Ilarris William T. Holland street, B Howard Toomas, HanovPrsq. D'mouth Langdon Henry, Winner st. Paignton Harry Thomas, Lifton Howard William, Kingskerswell, Langdon Jeremiah, 17 Mutley plain, P Harvey Geo.,Whitford, Shute,Axmnstr Newton Abbot * Langmaid John, 81 Fore st. D'port Harvey JamPS, Musbury, Axminster Hunt George, The Square, Chulrnleigh Langworthy Nicholas, Ilal well Harwood William, South Alli::~gton, Hurrell J no. Clarence st. Dartmouth Lavers Mrs Mary, 3 Bank street, Chivelstone, Kingsbridge Hutching William, Kento:c, Exeter Newton Abbot Hat swell John, St. An drew st. Tiyertn * Hutchings J. J. H. Northumberland Lavis Geo. 31 Bankst. Newton Abbot Hattin J ames, Sandford, Crediton place, Teignmonth * Law Frank B. 23-5 Bank. street, Hawkins Benjn. St. Andrew st. Tivertn Hutchings John, 8 Eedford street, E Newton Abbot Hawkins John, North Tawton Hutchings Wm., Newton St. Cyres, E Lawrence John M. 2 Grosvenor ter. T llawkridge William, Fore street, Bovey * Huxham 11Irs Elizabeth J. Church * Lazarus 1\I. & Co. Bedford street, P Tracey, Newton Abbot street, Dodbrooke, Kingsbridge Lee Edward, Westleigh, Bideford Haxwell Jas., St. Andrew st. TiYerLon Huxtable "\Villiam, 6 Barnstaple Lee Jas. Forest. St. l\Iary Church, T Hayford. Frederick C. Fore street, street, South 11Iolton Lee J ames, :Fore st. Buckfastleigh Chudleigh, Newton Abbot Huxtable Wm. 54 South st. S. :Molton Leonard John, Revelstoke, Plymouth • Hayman George William, Trinity Ireland Henry, Plymtree, Cullompton Leverton J obn, Peter's :Marland, 'l'or- square, Axminst.er Isaac J obn, South st. Newport, 13 rington Hayman Saml. Fore st. Buckfastleigh !son Hy. Lwr. Brook st. Teignmouth * Levy Samuel, 65 High st. D'port Hayman Thos. Fore st. Buckfastleigh J ackman Albert, Bishopsteignton, * Lewis Charles, Broad street1 Otter Heale Wm.1 Iddelsleigh1 Winkleigh . Teignmouth St,Mary .
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