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854 Far Che~Hire 854 FAR CHE~HIRE. FARMERS-continued. Jackson T. Illage grn.Brereton,Sndbch Johnson James, lladdiley cottage-,. Bad... Hyde By. Mill lane, Bredbury,Stckpt Jackson T.Old wood,Baguly . .Altrnchm diley, Nantwich Hyde John, Ridge end,Marple,Stckprt Jackson Thos. .Alpraham, Tarporley Johnson Jas . .Arth. Calveley,Ta.rJ?Orley Hyde Wm. Cop Brow, Gee Cross, Hyde Jackson Thomas, .Ashley, .Altrincham Johnson John, Birch heath, 'Jii~erton,. Hyde William, Hattersley, Manchester Jacksun Thomas, Hampton green, Tarporley Hyde Wm. High Lee, Sutton, Mcclsfid Hampton, Malpns Johnson John, Budwortru aommon,. Ikin John, Egerton green, Egerton, Jackson Thomas, Swanlow lane, Over, Little Bud worth, Tarporley Malpas Winsford R.S.O Johnson John, Bunbury, Tarporley Ikin Samuel, Barton, Malpas Jackson W . .Aston-by-Budworth,Nthwch Johnson John, Burton, Chester Ingham Wm. lly. Sutton, Macclesfield Jackson William, Handley, Chester Johnson John, Etchells, Cheadle Ithell James, \Vervin, Chester Jackson Wm. Nether .Alderley, Crewe Johnson John, Moston, Sandbach Ithell Richd. Old hall, Upton, Chester Jackson William, Oak lanes, Church Johnson John, SpurshJw, Tarporley Jackson Herbert & •Stephen, Clay la. Minshull, Middlewich Jo~n-sol1! Joseph, Hig-her Heyes, Kings- TimpeTley, .Altrincham Jackson William, Shrigley road, Bol- ley, Warringwn Jackson Herbert & Stephen, Roaring lington, Macclesti.eld Johnson Joseph, Warmingbam,Sndbcb. gate, Hale, .Altrinchnm Jackson Wm. Timperley, .Altrincham Johnson Mri-1. M. Willington, CbJester J ackson Mrs . .Alice, Clotton-Hoofield, J ackson William, Whitegate house, J ohnson Mrs. Maria, Stapeley, Nntwch Tarporley Sound, NantwiC'h Johnson Mr'S. M. Eddisbnry,Northwicb. Jucksun Mrs . .A. Birch Heath road, Jackson W.jn.Brink, Harrop, Mcclsfld Johnsou. Mrs. :Mary, Springs Lane hall"' Tarporley Jackson Wm. sen. HaiTop, Macclesfield Baddiley, :Nantwieh J ackson Benj. Etchells, Cheadle J ackson William 1-Ienry, Clotton-Hoo- J ohnson ::\;Irs. Aston, Nantwich Jackson C. F. Golbourn David, Chstr field, Tarporley Johnson Owen, Hatherton, Nantwich Jackson Da.niel,Over Peovcr,Knutsford Jackson Wm. J. :Xoctorum, B'head Johnson Peter, Hattersley, Manchester· Jackson D. Lyme Handley, Stockport .Tackson W. T. Halhvood,Sutwn,Chstr Johnson R. N . .Agden ho. Wh:tchurclh J nckson E. Bartington, N orthwich J ames Levi, Knutsford road, Grap- J ohnson Richard, Kelsall, Chester Jackson Mrs. Edward, Bradshaw penhall, Warrington Jchnson Robert, Prenton, Birlenhead. brook, Lower Peover, Knutsford Jameson .Adam, Hough low, Willing- Johnsor11 Samuel, Mill tn·ow, Higher- Jackson Edward, Middlewich ton, Kelsall, Chester Bebingwn, Birkenhead Jackson Frederick,Worleston,Nantwch Janion Jas. Comberbach, Northwich Johnson, Samuel, Spring bank, Brad- Jackson George, Green close, Pott Jarvis J. Neston rd. Hooton, ChPster wall, Sandbach Shrigley, Macclesfield Jarvis Saml. Rlakenhall. :Xantwich Johnson Samuel, 'WiUaston, Chester Jackson George William, Mottram Jarwood John, Lindow, .AlderlPy Edge, John'SOn Mrs. Sa.rah, Wernetir.Stckprli St . .Anurew, Macclesfield Manchester' Johnson Thomas, llulkelev hall, 1\Ia.lps.o Jackson G. Higher Kinnerton, Chester J efferson J ohn,Peele hall,Hortn. Chestr .T ohnson Thos.Chest.er rd_ Whitby,Chstr- Jackson G. W. Mottram St. Andrew Jeffery• Thos. Mnreton, RirkP.nhead Johnson Thos. Little Stanney,• Chester· Jackson Harper, Gee Cross, Hyde Jeffs Henry, ~Ianley, Warrington Johnson Thomas, Prenton, Birkenheac} Jack son Hensha.w, Whitehome, Over J effs Rich d. Wimholds Trafford,Chestr J ohnson T. Wimbolds, Trafford,Chestr Peover, Knutsford Jeff!! Robert, Hapsford, Chester Johnson W. Dunham-on-the-HiU,Chstr- Jackson Herbert S. ·Roaring gr.tr, Jeffs T. Thornton-in-the-Moors,Chestr Johnson ·waiter, Hatchet fields, .Aus~ Hingway, .Altrincham Jeffs Thomas, The Grange, Storeton, terson, :Xantwich Jackson J.Grove end,Hndfrth.M'chestr Birkenhead .Tohnson vVm. Delamere, Nortbwich Jnckson J.Paddock hi. Mobbrly.Kntsfd Jeffs Thomas, Hapsford Hall, Haps- Johnson William, Five .Ashes, Chester- Jackson .Tames, Bridge farm, Hand- ford, Chester Johnson William, Gor;;tage, Weaver- forth, Manchester Jellicoe Frederick, Rabv. Chester ha.m, Northwich .Tackson .Tames, llroxton, Chester Jellicoe George, Bromborough road, Johnson ·william .A. Byley, Middlewicbo Jackson J ames, Cold harbour, Tyther- Lower Bebington, Birkenhead J ohnston John, Utkinton, T11rporley ington, :\facclesfield J ellicoe John, Poulton, Birkenhead J oinson .Abraha.m, Bridge lane, Frod- Jackson .Tames, Marton, Crewe Jellicoe Joseph, _') The Grove, Lower sham, 'Varrington Jackson James, Ringway, .Altrincham Bebington, Birkenhead .Toinson John, Barrow, Chester .Tackson John, Baguley, .Altrincham Jellicoe T. X ell ton, Chester J oinson Mrs. Hollow Moor hti1. Barrow.,. Jackson John, Butley, Macclesfield Jenkins J. Hatchmere, Norley,Wrngtn Cb,.ester Jacbon John, Chowley, Chester Jenkins Robert, Manley, "'arring-ton Jo:nson Samuel, Hollow Moor Heath, Jachon Jn. Gt. Warford, Knutsford Jenkins Williaru, Chester road, Great Barrow, Chester Jackson J. Guy Wood lane, Romiley, Sutton, Chester Jones Charles & Josiah, .Ashton Moss,_ Stockport Jennings Mrs. C. Bradley, Frodsham, .Ashton-upon-~Iersey. Manchester Jackson J.Hope la . .Adlington,Macclsfld Warrington . Jones Jsph. & Fredk_ Overpool,Ghester- .Tackson Jn. Lyme Handley, Stockport Jennings George, Prestbury, Macclsfid .Tones ~Irs. Betsey, Cbolmondestone, Jackson John, Moor side, Pott Shrig- Jennings J.<Jb.n, Wood end, Mottram Winsford R.S.O ley, Macclesfield St. Andrew, Macclesfield .Tones Cha.rles, The Underwood, Under-. Jackson John, Over .Alderley, Crewe Jennings Samuel, Bickley, Malpas wood lane, Crewe Jackson John, Romiley, Stockport .Tepson Charles, 'Voodford, Stockport Jones Daniel, Salt.ney, Che~ter Jackson John, Sherrow Booth, Pott .Tepson Samuel, Puynton, Stockport Jones David,Vyner rd.Bidston, B'l1eacf Shrigley, Macclesfield Jerrard John, Horton, Chester Jones l\Irs. E. Lower Kinnerton, Chstr Jackson John (trustees of), Tnrves Jinks George, Bridgemere, Nantwich Jones E. Sinkmoss, High Legh,Kntsfd' road, Cheadle Hnlme, Stockport Jinks John, \Voolfall, .Audlem,::\'antwch Jones Mr-s. Edward, Capenhurst,Chstr Ja8kson John. Walker Bottoms, Pott Jinks W. Dairy ho. Calveley,TarporleyiJone~ Edwd.Chorlton lo.Chorltn.Chstr- Shrigley, Maccle~field Jinks William, Bradfield Green, Crewe Jones Edward, Raby, Chester lacks on J. Wash la. Timperly. .Altrncbm J odrell C.Beristall,PottShrigly.Mcclsfid i Jones E. L. Thorn ton Hough, Chester- .tackson John, Wervin, Chester Jodrell Caleb, Hedge Tow, Rainow, .Tones Mrs. Eliza, Cronghton, Chester ,Jackson Joseph, Ringway, Altrincham Macclesfield • Jones l\Irs. ELz. Rowton, Chester Jackson Mrs ..Toseph, Top-o'-rh'-lull, Jodrell Edward, Whirley barn, Broken Jones l\Irs. Elizalwth, Two ~Ii!e house,. Butley, Macclesfield cross, Macclesfield Marlston, Chester Jackson Joseph, Woodford, Stockport Jodrell Matthew, Hawks lee, Wincle, .Tones ~irs. Ellen, Barton, Malpas Jackson Mrs. L. Over Peover,Knutsfrd Macclesfield .Tones Ellis, Horton, Malpas .Tackson Mr!!. M. Gee Cross, Hyde Johnson Bros. Birch heath, Tarp<:~rley Jones Enoch, Marton, Northwich ,Tackson P. Owen ho.Mobberly.Kntsfrd Johnson .Albert, Matley, Hyde Jones Geor!!e. l\Ianley, 'Varrill~ton Jackson Richard, Castlemill, Hale, Johnson Mrs. Betsy, Ness. Chester Jones H, Willett hall, Butley,l\Icclsfl<f .Altrincham Johnson Charles, Dawpool, Tburstas- Jones IIarry, Day green, Hassal~ ,Juchon Saml. Old Withingt<Jn, Crewe ton, Eirkenhead Sandbach .Tackson Samuel, Rope, Crewe ,Tohmon Chas. Gt. Warlord, Knutsford Jones Harry, Huxley, ChestPr Jackson Samuel, Sound, ~:mtw.•rh Johnson Chas. Rostherne, Knutsford Jones Henry, Kennincham, Congletmr Jackson Samuel, The Hall, Codding- John<SOn F. Darnhall, Winsford R.S.O .Tones Herbert . .Aldersey, Chester • ton, Chester Johnson G. King st. Byley, Middlewich Joncs Isaac, Higher Bebington,B'bead' Jackson Samuel, Sugar lane, .Altrnchm Jnlmson George, .Anderton, :Northwch Jones J. Butterbach,Huntington,Chstr­ Jackson Saml. Wistaston, Nantwich Johnson George, Greenfield, Brom- Joncs J. Longshaw. Moore, vVarringtn Jackson Mrs. Sarah, '!,'he> Hnll, Cocl· borough, Birkenhead Jones J. Moreton la. Moreton, B'head' dington, Chester Johnson George, Hort<Jn Green farm, Jone~ James, Carring-ton, ~Ianchestcl" .Ta.ckson T. Butley town, Macclesfield Hort<m, Malpas .To~s James, Mollington, Chest-er iackson Thomas, Green close, Pott Johnson George, Kelsall, Chest-er Jones John, llarnston Village, B'head' Shrigley, Macclesfield Johnson Henry, Mobberley, Knutsford Jone!l John, Barton, Malpas J'ackson T. Head Clews, Rainow, Johnson James, .Astbury, Congleton .Tones Jn.Chorlton ln.Chorlton, Malpa!t Macclesfield Johnson Jas. Basford hall, Nantwich Jones Jn. Clotton HQotierd. Tarporley .
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