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SUFFOLK.] MAN 1038 [POST OFFICE Maltsters-Continued [SUFFOLK.] MAN 1038 [POST OFFICE MALTSTERs-continued. Garrett N ewson, Aldborougll, & Snape Smith William & Alfred 'l'homas, Alien Elliston (W. Dupont, agent), bridge, Saxmundham Thurston, Bury St. Edmund's Haverhill, Newmarket George Thompson, Angel yard & Hales- Smith George, Boxford, Colchester Ardley Edward, Ticehurst, Drinkstone, worth brewery, Halesworth Smith Richard, Layham, Ipswich Bury St. Edmund's GonnerSebbornKersey,Lampard brook, Smith Thomas, Market place, Bung·ay, Ardley Thomas, Lavenham & Long Framlingham, Wickham Market Northgate street,Heccles,&Ellingham Melford, Sudbury Goodchild John, Kedington,Newmarket & Yarmouth Arnott George, Darsham, Saxmundham; Green Frank, Bramford, Ipswich Southgate A.&Son, Fore st.St.Clement's & at Hinton Green J oseph, Combs, Stowmarket & on the Quay, Ipswich,& at N eedham Atkins Benjamin, Holton, Halesworth Green Wm.jun.Ea. Bergholt,Colchester Market Baker Edward, Great Cornard, Sudbury Greene Edward & Son, Westgate street, Spaul Geo. Stradbroke, WickhamMarket BakerHenry,High st.Hadleigh,Ipswich Bury St. Edmund's Spaul James, Fressingfield, Harleston Baker .Jas. Lit. Fin borough, Stowmarket Guy John Hayward, 13 Risbygate Squirrell Obadiah, 4 Orwell pi. Ipswich Baker Thomas, Prentice street, Laven- street, Bury St. Edmund's Stannard Robert & William & Co. ham, Sudbury Hanslope Mrs. Ann, Market place, La- Stratford St. Mary, Colchester BarbPr John Lee, Brandon venham, Sudbury Strathern Fairley Brisbane,Quay street, Bennington Nathanl.Melton,Woodbridg Hart & \Yrinch, 'fboroughfare, Wood- Halesworth, & Rumburgh Betts Thomas, jun. Athelington, Wick- bridge - Tacon Richd. & Chas. Lambseth st. Eye ham Market Ilawkins George Reeve, Monks Eleigh, Tacon Wm. Hy. Wrentham, \Vangford Blogg & Cullingham, Upper Brook Ipswich Taylor Geo. Hartest,Bury St.Edmund's street, Ipswich Hearn .John & Son, Beyton; Bury St. Thornton& Co.(Thomas MatthewsRead, Bore ham Wm. W.Haverhill, Newmarket Edmund's manager), N orthgate street, Beccles; Bouttell William, Great Waldingfield, Hearn Robert, Bacton, Stowmarket & at Great Eastern Railway depot, Sudbury Hempson John Amis, Crown & Sceptre Brick lane, London Brand Alfred, Buxhall, Stowmarket Malting quay, Ipswich, & Erwarton, Tiffen Amos, Boxford, Colchester Branwhite Fredk.LongMelford,Sudbury near Shotley Tifl'enJoseph,Hessett,BurySt,Edmund'~ Bridges,Cuthbert & Co. LimitP.d (.J oseph Hewitt William Robert, Victoria mills Turner Mrs. Abigail, High street, La- Pearce, sec.; John Hudson,manager), & Stowupland street, Stowmarket venham, Sudbury Falcon brewery,Falcon st.reet,Ipswicb; Hicks John & Waiter, Stratford St. Underwood Daniel, Groton, Coichester stores, Cross Keys, Culver street, Mary, Colchester Vince John,George st.Hadleigh,Ipswich Colchester Hitchcock Thomas P. Albion wharf, Walker William, Wickham Market Brown William, Nayland, Colchester Ipswich; & at Lavenham, Sudbury, & Webb Fras. Stowupland st. Stowmarket Brown William, Ipswich road, Brock- BurySt.Edmund's,&Colchester,Essex Webb Thomas, Denston, Newmarket ford, Stonham HoweH.obert Stimpson, Palgrave, Diss Wellsman John, Moulton, Newmarket Bruce Wm. Robert, Chelsworth.Ipswich Howe Samuel, Cockfield, Sudbury Wilson Thomas William, George street, Burleigh & Son, Bridge street & Rail- Kersey Samuel Overbury, Railway Angel street & opposite the Railway way station, Halesworth station & High st. Hadleigh, Ipswich station, Iladleigh, Ipswich Butcher Charles, LongMelford,Sudbnry Lad brook William, Elm sett, Ipswich Wing Charles, jun. HawstcC~d, Bury St. Button John & Henry, Ilopton, Thetford Lott John, Great Wenham, Colchester Edmund's Cardy Daniel, Boxford, Colchester M ann Richard & WHliam, Bungay Wolton William Thomas, Bradfield St. Chisnall Thomas, College street, Ipswich Maxim William, Boxted, Bury St. Clare, Bury St. Edmund's Chisnall Thomas, George street, Had- Edmund's Woods Alfred Benjamin, Angel street,' leigh, Ipswich May William, Brantham, Manningtree Hadleigh, Ipswich Clarke Jas. Worlingworth, WickhamMkt Melbourn Herbert ~Wells, Union street, Woods Charles, Bacton, Stowmarket Clarke John, Risbygate street, Bury Stowmarket Woods Charles, ELmswell, Bury St. St. Edmund's Miller John & Son, Walsham-le-Wil- Edmund's Clover Ebenezer, Kersey, Ipswich lows, Bury St. Edmund's Wootton Wm. Gt. Thurlow, Newmarket ClowesGeo. Archibald,NeedhamMarket Moore Henry, Kirton, Ipswich Wrinch Leonard, se'n, ChelmonditJton & Cob bold John P. 78,80 & 82 Fore street, Morley David, jun. Railway station, Brwarton, Ipswich St. Clement's, Ipswich Mellis, Scale, & at Eye Youngman \Villiam, Rants score; office, Cooper, Tozer & Co. 18 St. John's street, Morse & Woods, Crown street, Lowes- 6!) High street, Lowestoft Bury St. Bdmund's toft, & Swafiham, Norfolk Cooper John, Witnesham, Ipswich Mortimer Thomas, Tuddenham St. MANCHESTER WARE­ Cow ell& Co.36Fore street, St. Clement's, Martin, Ipswich HOUSEMEN. Ipswich :M: urrells William Partridge, Glems- Boning Philip W. & Co. 3 King street Crisp John & Son, The Bridge & Rail- ford, Sudbury (opposite the Post office), Ipswich way station, Beccles, & Victoria Neeve Henry, Sproughton, Ipswich Phillips & Piper, 40 Old Butter market, street, Southwold, Wani);ford Newson Peter Henry, 71 Risbygate Ipswich Cross Henry Pearl, Waldringfield, street, Bury St. Edmund's MANTLE MAl{ER. Woodbridge, & at Hemley Offord Daniel, Cavendisb, Sudbury Cullingham Charles, London road & Oxborrow Edmund, Old Foundry road, See also ~Z~filliners. New Friars road, Ipswich Ipswich Shalders Alfred, 9 Cornhill, Ipswich Dalton Jas. Bures St:Mary, Colchester Paul Hobert & Co.Paul's quay, Ipswich Dalton James, Quay, Sudbury Peck Robt.EarlSoham,WickhamMarket MANURE MANUFACTURERS. Dawson Benjamin & Co. Stowupland Peck William, Oecoid, Eye BullingbrookJohn,Long·Melford,Sudbry street, Stowmarket Prentice Thomas & Co. Stowupland Burrell Robert & 'Yalton,jun. Westley, • Dawson Robert, Washbrook, Ipswich st.Stowmrkt. & Nepture quay,Ipswch Hury St. Edmund's Dunnell Robert, Priory, Fornham All Prentice William & Son, Stowupland Chapman Henry & Co. l1 Cornhill, Saints, Bury St. Bdmund's street, Stowmarket Ipswich; manure manufactory at DurrantMrs.Emma, Hadleigh,Colchster Prentice Oliver, 108 & ll4 Fore street, Brarnford Eastaugh J onathan Darby ,South wharf, St. Clement's; stores, Malting wharf, Clarke William, Darsham1Saxmundham Lowe~toft, & The Elms, Wangford on the Quay, Ipswich Colchester William, manure works, Edwards George, Castle street, Pram- Price John, Kedington, Newmarket Griffin wharf, Dock side, Stoke; ship lingham, Wickham Market Rand J oseph,Duke st. Hadleigh,I pswich yard, St. Clement's, Ipswich Bdwards Hy. Thoroughfare, Wood bridge Ray Charles, Clare, Sudhury Dane & J ohnson, Carlton Colville, Emerson Henry, Bildestone, Ipswich Raynham William Frederick, Great Lowestoft Etheridge Benjamin Cotton, Eye Blakenham, Ipswich DurrantCbs.Elmswell,BurySt.Edmnd's Fison Mrs. Catherine Oliver, Finboro' Ridlcy George & Owen, 26 Fore street, Fison J oseph, Ipswich, & Eastern Union road, Stowmarket St. Clement's, Ipswich clleruical works, Bramford Fison Edward, Stoke bridge, Ipswich Riley Jamcs, Onchouse, Stowmarket King Benjamin, sen. Rush mere, Ipswich Flatman J ohn,Laxfield, WickhamMarkt Rohinson Samuel, Kettle burgh, Wick- Prentice Brothers, Flint wharf, Ipswich, Freeman George, Debenham, Stonham ham Market & Stowupland street, Stowmarket Gardner J olm, Wingfield, Harleston Robinson Wm. Mellis & llotesdale,Scole Roe John C. Commercial rd. Lowestoft Garnharn William, Great Blakenham, Rogers 'Villiam, Thoroughfare & Quay, Walker David, Staithe, Bungay & Claydon, Ipswich Woodbridge Garrad & Grimston Railway station Rope Edward Rope's wbEI.rf Orford MANURE MERCHANTS AND Sudbury, & BuresSt.Mary,Colchcster' ' Wickham l'Iarket,' & at Aldborough' ' AGENT s • Garrett Giles, Wigao end, Sudbury Row W rn Saxmundham, & at Rendham Rennington N atbnl.Melton, Woodbridge Garrett Joseph Stammers, Cavendish, Sadler Christopher Spanton, New mills, Buckmaster Thomas T. Campsey Ashe, Sudbury Stutton, Ip:mich Wickham Market, & at Framliogham .
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