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Westl\Forland. .F.AR 167 TR.ADES DIRECTORY.] WESTl\fORLAND. .F.AR 167 BsjWn Edwardi, Scar foot, Under- Hoggarth Thomas, Burton, Carnforth Hully Thvma~, La.rch bank, Strickland barrow, Kendal Hoggarth Thomas, Milton moor, Prell- Roger, Kendal Bayton George, High Chambers tene- ton Richard, l\1ilnthorpe R.S.O Hunter Mrs. Ann '& Son, Helton end, ment, Underbarrow, Kendal Hoggarthy John, Broad Fell, Orton, Penrith Bsyton James Gibson, Hole house, Tebay RS.O Hunter T. & .r. Kirkby Thore, Penrith Casterton, Kirk'by Lonsdale Roldsworth George, Askham, Penrith Hunter Miss B. Gelstone, 'l'ebay R. S. 0 Hayton John, Town house, Old IIolliday James, Blackmoor gate,rStain- Hunter H. Gills,Langdale,TcbayRS.O Hutton, Kendal more North, Kirkby Stephen RunLer Mrs. Margaret, Greenside, Hayton Joseph, Green head, Lamb- Holliday Thomas Edward, Howestone, ; Ravenstonedale, Kirkby Stephen rigg, Kendal Whinfell, Kendal Hunter Mrs. Mary, Crosby Ravens- Herd John, New house, Ravenstone- Hollywell Mrs.Agnes,Meathop,Grange- worth, Shap R.S.O dale, Kirkby Stephen over-Sands R.8.0 Hunter Matthew,Garnet Briclge,Kendal Herd Thomas, West view, Tebay R.S.O Hollywell Thomas, Meathop, Grange- Bunter Thomas, Cliburn, Penrith Herdson Brothers, Boxtree, Barbon, over-Sands R. S.O Hunter Thomas, Sockbridge, Penrith Kirkby Lonsdale Holme Henry Harberwain Crosby Hunter William, Murthwaite, Raven- Heslip Mrs. M. Long Marton, Appleby Ravensworth', Shap RS.O ' st'O~edale, Kirkby Stephen . Heslop George, Nook & Hagg, Under- Holme Henry Trimby I'enrith Huntmgton J. Lowfld.Morland,Pennth barrow, Kenda.l Holme Jonathan Brac-kenslack Manlds Hutchinson Mrs. Agnes & Atkinson W. Heslop Thos. Warmery, llleatarn,Pnrth Meaburn, Shap KS.O' Dobson, Kaber, Kirkby 8tephen Hewetson Christopher, 'Smardale hall, Holme Robert, Farleton, Carnforth Hutchinson & Gibson, Field tenement, Kirkby Stephen Holme Robert, Holme, Carnforlh Crook, Kendal r Hilwetson John, Crossbey 10dge,Acken- Holme Robt. Moss ho. Burton,Carnfrth Hntchinson Mrs. Robina & ·Wm. Horn- thwaite, :Milnthorpe R.S.O Holme Robert Atkinson, Sideway bank, by hall, Brougham, Temple 8owerby- Hewetson Thomas, High lane, Raven- Maulds Meaburn, Shap R.S.O llutchinsOIll C. Gt. 8trickland, Penrith stonedale, Kirkby Stephen Holmes, Mrs. An' lie, Borrans, New Hutchinson Geo. \Voodside,Brougham, Hewitson George, Breeks hall, Great Rutton, Kendal Temple Sowerby Ormside, Appleby I HohncsRobcrt,Kim;'s Meaburn, Bolton Hutchinson Benry, Brougham, Penrith Hewitson Thomas, Post office, Bra=p- Holmes vVilliam,Long Marton, Appleby Hntchinson Henry, Cnmsgill, Preston ton, Appleby Hooson T. SonIby, Kirkby Stephen Patrick, Milnthorpe R8.0 Hewitson William, Brampton, Appleby Hope R;chard, CliJurn head, Penrith Hutchinson J. Grange,Bampton,Penrth. Hewit Clark & James, Reagill grange, Horn Richard ,& .~ons, Low Rutter, Hutchinson John, Shap R. S. 0 Shap R. S. 0 Hoff 0& Ro w, Appleby; &. Looking Hutchinson John, Lane head, Kendal Hewitt J.Bousfield,Orton,Tebay RS.O flat, Burrells Hutchinson Michael, Wood yeat, Cr08- Hewitt John, Hoff row, Appleby Born J. Black syke, Eleatarn, Penrith thwaite, Kendal High Thomas, Holly bush, Casterton, Horn In. Helm, Gt.. Ormside, Appleby Hutchinson Nathanicl, Halhead tena- Kirkby Lonsdale Horn Jonathan, Burton, Penrith ment, Natland, Kendal Hutchinson Robert,· Castlethwaite, Hindsdn 'William & Henry James, The HQrn Joseph, Hadthe.rdale, Great Orm- Mallerstang, Kirkby Stephen Grove, Ambleside r side, Appleby Hutehinson Robert, Hollin hall, Kendal Hindson Mrs. Margt. Rosgill, Penrith Born Robert, Rrick house, Cracken- Hutchinson Thos. Crosthwaite, RendaT Hindson Mrs. :!\Iargaret E. Bolme f thorpe, Appleby Hutchinson. William Brough Sowerby .park, Oa:nforth .. )' Horn Robert, Drybeck, ~ppleby Kirkby 8tephen ' , H:ndson RIchard., ROSglll, Penrlth . Horn Thomas, Lower Gnseburn, Asby HutchinS'On W. Nateby,Kirkby Stephen Hird John J. Coatgarth, Hrlrtley,KJTk- Coatsforth, Appleby Hutchinson William, Skelcies. \Vinton, ~Y Step~len . Horn 1';. ~V. Cracke?thorpe.. Apple?y Kirkby Stephen Hird rhlham, Castlethwalte, Maller-. Horn v\ Ilham, MJurncks, Wmton,Kuk- Hutchinson William South view Ken\- stang, Kirkby Stephen by Stephen mere Kendal' , Hobson T. Keastwick, Kirkby Lonsda:e Horm~ rr. 'Valk mill, Warcop, Penrith HULLon'Joshua In. Farleton Carnfol"th Hodgson Bros. Little Strickland,Penrth Hotsfall Daniel, Sunbiggin,TebayR.S.O Hutton RobeTt Fadeton C~rnforth Hodgson Anthony, Hill tDp, Maulds Horsfield: Richard, Windy hill, Whar- Hutton Williarr't,New ho.Patton,KendaI Mealburn, Shap R.iS. ° ton, Kukby Stepben Iceton 'Villiam, Lane head, Brough, Hodgson Davi~, Morland, Penrith . Howarth Henry, Hay close, Kendal Kirkby Stephen Eodgson DaVld, Stenkeld, Asby W!ll- Howe John, The. Manse, Great Grm- Idle Edwd. Milburn, Newbiggin R.S.O derwath, Appleby side, Appleby. Idle Joseph, Murton, Appleby Hodgson Edwa~d,Scatter~ate, Appleby HowoI'th ~rs. M. Low SlZergh, Kendal Idle William, Rosgill, Penrith Hod.gson Hadwlll, Rownggs, Barbon, Howson 'V. Knott, Underbarrow,Kendl Inman J ames, Rus Mickle, Lyth, Miln- . Klrkby Lonsdale .' Hoyle In. Hutton Roof,~.GrkfbyLonsdale thorpe R.8.0 Hodgson John, Black! Bull, Wlthers- Huck Joseph & Edwm, Mart close, Inman Thomas, Draw well, L,·thJ , Miln- lack, Grange-over-Sands R.S.O Fawcett Forest, Kendal thorpe R.8.0 Hodgson John, Dufton hall, .Appleby Huck In. Smardale, Kirkby Stephen Ion Mrs. Margaret, Bampton, Penrith Hodgson John, Eamont Bridge, Penrth Huck John, Wandale. Ravenstonedale, Ion Michael Morland Penrith Hodg-son John, Eden view, Kirkby Kirkby Stephen Ion Thoma~, Oxenth~aite, StainmoN Thore, Penrith Ruck Robert, Barrows green, Cross- South, Kirkby Stephen Hodgson John, Lankaber, Maulds Mea- crake, Kendal Ireland Richard, Whasset, Beetha=, bum, Shap RS.O Ruck Thomas, Hollowgate, Fawcett Milnthorpe R S.O Hod~son Joseph, Low fold, TrouUJPck, Forest, Kp:-lclal . Trving John & Sons, Town end, Clifton, Wmdermere Huddart Joseph S. Crosby Garrett, Penrith Eodgson Joseph, Trimby, Penrith Kirkhy Strphen Irving K De Vere, Abbey, Shap RS.O Hodgson Mrs. Margaret, Little Mus- Ruddersa'l TIobert, Holme, Carnforlh Irving John, Forest ball, Kendal grave, Penrith IHudson George, Hollins, Docker, Kend! Irving William, Burrells, Appleby Hodgson Richd. Celleron, Barton,Pnrth Hudson 1. Hackthorpe hall, Penrith TrYing William, Newby, Penrith Hodgson Richd.Little Strickland,Pnrth Hudson James, Berry holme, Under- Trving Wm.ll. Soulby, Kirkby Stephen Hodg-son Robert, Coatfiatt, Raisbeck, 'barrow, Kendal Jackson Adam, Swindale, Shap R.8.0 Tebay R.S.O Hudson John, :Mardale, Penrith Jackson Bowness, Little Asby, Appleby Eodgson Thomas, Haybank, Birbeck Hudson John, Shap R.S.O .Tackson Ueorge, Little Asby, Appleby Fells, Shap R.S.O Hudson Robt.Near Orrest,Windermere Jackson Isaac, Hilton, Appleby Eodg-son Thomas, Preston Richard, Hudson Thomas, Eskrigg end, Old Jackson James, Bigh Griseburn, Asby Milnthorpe R.S.O Button, Kendal Coatsforth, Appleby Eodgson William, Dufton, Appleby Hudson Thomas, Shap R.S.O Jackson Miss Jane, Rrigsteer, Under- Hod~son William, Sleagill, Shap RS.O Hudson T. Whale farm,Whale, Penrith barrow, Kendal Hodgson William, Sproat Gill, Birbeck Hudson William, Shap RS.O Jackson John, Dale cottage, Lyth,Miln- Fells, Shap R.S.O IIudson Wm.Wet Sleddale,Shap R.8.0 thorpe R.S.O Hodgson William Samuel, Witherslack, Hugginson B. Soulby, Kirkby Stephen Jac~son John, Hill, Ravenstonedale, Grange-over-Sands R.S.O Hl111 William, Knock, Appleby Klrkby Stephen Eogarth W.J.Borrans,Whinfell, Kendal Hull Wiliam, Park house, Stainmore 'Jackson John, Long Marton, Applehy Hogg Mrs. William, Bluegrass, Stain- 'North, Kirkby Stephen Jackson John Barrow, Row, Lyth,Miln- Inore Nortb, Kirkby Stephen Hullock George, Tirril, Penrith thorpe R.8.0 Hoggarth Edward, Davy bank, Fir- Bullock John, Brougham, l'enrith Jackson Joseph, ~farton mill, Long .hank, Sedbergh R.S.O Huty Moses, Orlon, Tebay R.8.0 "Marton, Appleby Hoggarth Geo. High Lowwood, With- Hully Moses, jun. Mason gill, Orton, Jackson J. Trainriggs, Kirkby Stephen llril~k, Grange·over-Sands RS.O Tebay R. S. 0 J ackson J osepb, Village, Long Marton, HOggarth .lohn, Natland, Kendal Hully W. Bousfield, Ortvn,Tebu)"R.S.O Appleby.
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