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SOMERSETSHIRE. F.AR 637 Claridge Frank, Rock House, Stoney Cock H TRADES DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. F.AR 637 Claridge Frank, Rock house, Stoney Cock H. Wedmore,Weston-super-Mare Oollins William, Mudford rd. Yeovil Stratton, Bath Cock Jn. Clewer, Weston-super-Mare Collins William, What:ey, Frome Clark Daniel, Hewish, Puxton, Bristol Cock 'rhomas, Priors wood, Taunton Collis Gaorge, Odcombe, Stoke-nnder- Clark Georga, Podymora Milton, Taun- Cock William, Laverley, West Pen- Ham S.O ton & Church street, llchester nard, Glastonbury Oomber Frederick, Marsh mill, Over Clark Henry, Knowle, Langport R.S.O Cock William, Hedlake, Pilton, Sht-p- Stowey, Bridgwater Clark Henry Hearne, Lower Comey- ton Mallet Comber B. Mark, Highbridge R.S.O trowe, Trull, Taunton Cock William, Westcombe, Bath CornerE .Blackford, W eston-super-Mare Clark John, Glastonbury Coclu>ll Hv. Bristol rd.Portishead S.O Oomer F. Hillway, Withypool, Taunton Clark John, Thorney, Langport R.S.O Cotkram W.Draydc-n,Dulverton R.S.O Corner Wm. Mark, Highbridge R.S.O Clarh. Jonah, Queen Charlton, Bristol Cockram William,Exeh;lm,Exe bridge, Corner William Cook, East Brent, Clark Robert, Kingston, Taunton Twerton Highbridge R. S. 0 01ark Samuel, Enmore, Bridgwater Oogan T. Burrow, Stawley,Wellington Compton Sidney, Nunney, Frome Clark Samuel, Woodhays, Whitestaun- CogganJ. Will town, Curry Rivel, Tauntn Oonway William John, Urgeshay, West ton, Chard Coggins Henry George, 6 Belle Vue Camel, Taunton Clark Thomas, Sutton Mallet,Bridgwtr buildings, Brislington, Bristol Cook Edward,Berrow,Burnham R.S.O Clark Thomas John, Hawthorns, Bath- Ooggan John .Alfred B. Corsely, Ly- Oook Edward, Chapel Allerton, Wes- ealton, Wiveliscombe R.S.O deard St. Lawrence, Taunton ton-super-Mare Clark Wm. New bldgs.Cloford, Frome Cole E. Cricket St. Thomas, Chard Cook Eli, Penselwood, Bath Clark William Henry, Charterhouse Cole Mrs. Emily, Moreton, Compton- Cook George, Gasper, Bath Hinton, Bath Martin, Bristol Cook George, Penridge, Penselwood, Olatke William & Son, Farthings, Mil- Cole George, Sandford, Bristol Wincanton, Bath verton R.S.O Cole Geroge, St>n. Wellow, Bath Cook George, Shiplett, Bleadon, Wes- Clarke A. E. Theale, Cheddar R.S.O Oole George Owen, Montacute S.O ton-super-Mare Clarka George, Chilton-upon-Polden, Coles Edward Mark, Church farm, Cook G. Up. Weare, Axbridga R.S.O Bridgwater Emborough, Bath Cook Ge<>. Worle, Weston-super-Mare Clarka Gaorge, Puxton, Bristol Coles Jam!t!s, Moorland, Bridgwater O>ok I.Lympsham,Weston-super-Mare Clarke Hy. North Woolton,Sheptn.Mllt Cola John, West Monkton, Taunton Cook J. Blackford,Weston-super-Mare Clarke Isaac, West Lynch, Selworthy, Cole Lewis, West Harptree, Bristol Cook John, Camerton, Bath Taunton Cole Mrs. Mary, Coley, East Harptree, Cook Mrs.M.Lyatts, Ea. Coker,Yeovil Clarke .Tames, South Brewham, Bath Bristol Cook Mrs. Martha, Lympsham, W es- Clarke Jas. Theale, Cheddar R.S.O Cole Thomas, Portbury, Bristol ton-super-Mare Clarke Jas. West Bagborough,Taunton Cole T.Tha Laurels, Whitchurch,Bristl Cook P. J. Theale, Cheddar R.S.O C1arke Jn. Highbrook, Somerton S.O Cola William, Wellow, Bath Cook Robart, North Yeo, ·weston- Clarke J. Slough pit,Winscombe R.S.O Coleman Eli, East Woodlands, Frome super-Mare Clarke John, Woodborough, Wins- Coleman Francis, Whitehall, Combe Cook W. Oarlingcott, Peasedown,Bath combe R.S.O St. Nicholas, Chard Coombe Hebden, Banwell R.S.O Clarka Joseph, Temple Combe, Bath Coleman G. Cary hill, Castle Cary S.O Coombes Geo. Moorlinch, Bridgwater C!arke Hobert, East B-ower, Bridg- Coleman Henry G. Wick St. Lawrence, Coombes M. W. Moorlinch, Bridgwatr water without, Bridgwater Weston-super-Mare Coombes T. Ea. Huntspill, Bridgwater Clarke Robert, Broomfield,Brirlg water Coleman J.Dutch rd.Highbridge R.S.O Coombes Thos. Moorlinch, Bridgwat.er CJ.arke R. C. Sutton rd.Somerton S.O Coleman John Henry, Sea, Ilminster Ooombes W. Upton Noble, Bruton 8.0 Clarlte Saml. Goathurst, Bridg-w.1ter Coleman S. East Woodlands, Froma Coombs Fredk. Oatcott, Bridgwater Clarke Sl. G. Rolstone, Hewish, Tiristl Ooleman Thomas, Broadway, llminster Ooombs John, Nailsea, Bristol Clarke Mrs. Sarah, Rolstone, He1'ish, Ooleman William Jesse, King's way, CoombsM.Nth.Weston, Portishead S.O Bristol Mark, Highbridge R.S.O Coombs Wm. Catcott, Bridgwater C~&rke Stephen,F.Agarbay,Glastonbury Coles Mrs. 0. & Son, Emborough,Bath Ooombs W. Norton St. Philip, J3ath Clarke William, East Lynch,Selworthy, Co.les A. Lower Weare, Axbridge R.S.O Coome Albert Cox, Wick, Lympsham, Taunton Ooles Alfred, Northcott, Ashbrittle, W eston-super-Mare Clarke W.G.Wolvershill,Banwell R.S.O Wellington Coomer John, Ash ton, Chapel .Allerton, Classey Edward William, Pitney,Lang- Coles Ohas. Woolavington, Bridgwater Weston-super-Mare port R.S.O Coles George, Ashbrittle, Wellington Cooper Robert &> Son, East Lydford, Clatworthy Charles, Parsonage, Hawk- Coles H. East Pennard, Shepton MaJlet Somerton S. 0 ridge, Dulverton R. S. 0 Coles Henry P. Leighland, Taunton Cooper Mrs. Amelia, Lympsham; Wes­ Clatworthy Frederick, Hill,Hawlu;dge, Ooles James, Broadway head, Clat- ton-super-Mare Dulverton R.S.O worthy, Wiveliscombe R.S.O tOoopea- C. Hornblot.ton, Castle CaryS. 0 Clatworthy J. Exton, Dulverton R.S.O Ooles James, Srtawell, Bridgwater Cooper Mrs. Jessie, 1Vest Lambrook, Clatworthy Rt. 'l'imberscombe, Tauntn Coles John, Timberscombe, Taunton South Petherton S.O Clavey Alfred, West end, Hinton Blew- Ooles Richard, Ham Knapp, Taunton Cooper Job, Cheddar R.S.O ett, Bristol Coles Samuel, N a.ilsoea, Bristol Oopp Samuel, Chibley, Chillington, Cleal Joseph, Chilsvn common, South Coles William, Ashbrittle, Wellington llmmster Chard, Chard Ooles William, Bagley, W eelington Copping Mrs.A.Babcary,Somerton S.O Clements ~lfrs. Sarah, Trull, Taunton Collard Charles, Enmore, Bridgwater Ooram Francis, Wooimersdon, North C1ements 'l'homas, Wookey, Wells Oollard Henry, Moon's park, Henst- Petherton, Bridgwater Clerk J as, .Samford Arundell, Wellingtn ridge, Blandford Coram Samuel, Woolmersdon, North Clothier \-V.&J.Ansford,Castle Cary S.O Collard Henry, Woolston manor, Yar- Petnerton, Bridgwater Clothier A. Coxpit, Bath rd. Bridgwtr lington, Wincanton S.O Coram Thomas, Trull, Taunton Cwthier Edwin, Rooksbridge, Ax- Oollett H. Violet bank,Prospect rd.Bath Oording William, Hopkins, West bri.dga R.S.O Collier John, Clapton, Crewkerne Buckland, Wellington Clothier James, Street S. 0 Oollings Edwd. Bawdrip, Bridgwater Oordwent H.St.Decuman's,WatchatS.O Clothier Thomas, Lamyatt, Bath Collings Georga, Lympsham, Weston- Coaker l:"rancis, Whitcvmbe, Carton super-Mare Cork John, Wellington Corner H. W. English Combe, Bath Denham, Bath Ooll' J F d te North Coate George, Helland, North Curry, mgs ames, or ga • Corner J ames B. Fitzhead, Taunton Taunton Petherton, Bridgwatar Cornish Edward, Galhampton, Bath Coate Henrv, Curry Rivel, Tannton Oollings John, Bawdrip, Bridgwater Cornish George, Hudford, Gatworthy, Coate Henry, Oath, Aller, Brirlgwater Collings John, Stawell, Bridgwater Wiveliscombe R.S.O Coate Hy. Villa ho. Wrantage,Taunton Collins William &> Son,Timsbury steam. Cornish George L. Higher Willett, El- Coate James, Combe head, Combe St. & water mills, 1tadford, Timsbury, worthy, Tannton Nicholas, Chard Bath Cornish Geo. L. Stogum ber, Taunton Coate John, Chapel hill, North Pethcr- CoEins Bevis William, Banwell R.S.O Cornish Jas. W embdon rd. Bridgwater ton, Bridgwater Collins Cornelius, Orchardleigh, Frome Cornish Jas. R. Broomfield, Bridgwatr Coate Mrs. R. Oath, .Aller, Bridgwater Oollins Edwin S. L. Bath road, Wells Cornish J. L.Bishop's Lydeard,Tanntn Coate Robert, Sedgemoor, Stoke St. Clollins Henry, Drayton, Tannton Cornish Robert, Pixford, Combe Gregory, Taunton Oo'lins Mrs. Henry, Knighton Sutton, Florey, Taunton Coate Robert, Stathe, lliidgwater Stowey, Bristol Cornish Thomas, Week, Clatworthy, Coate Waiter, Kingsbury Episcopi, Collins Jamas, Coxley, Wells Wiveliscombe R.S.O South Petherton S.O Collins M. Court ho. Wrington, Bristol Cornish William, Aginhills, Bathpool, Coate Wm. N. Petherton, Bridgwater Co~lins Robert Matthews, Long Subton, Taunton Cock Edward, Redlake, North Woot-1 Langport R.S.O Corp .Albert, Sticklinch, West Pennard, ton Sheotan Mnllet Collins Stephen, Shapwick, Bridgwater Glastonbury ' ~ .
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