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Rigg H. Wet Sleddal~, Shap Lonsdale , Procter E .Post FARMERS-continued. Prickett J. Johnscales, Lyth, Kendal Richardson W. Light oaks, Killington, Parker W. I.imefit, Windermere Prickett J. Causeway end, Beathwaite Kil'kby Lonsdale Parker W. Soulby, Brough · green, Kendal Richardson W. Thorney scale, Brob"'h Parkin B. Murthwaite, Ravenstonedale, Prickett J. Lane end, Beathwaite greehJ Richardson W. jun. Ctosby Garrett, Kirkb.x Stephen Kendal Brough Parkin H. Murthwai!e, Ravenstonedaie, Prickett R. Grny rigg, Kendal Richardsorl W. seh. Crdsby Garrett, - Kirkby Stephen PrickettW.Mossside,CrosthwaHe,Kendl Brough Pll.rkin W. Street side, 1tavensloneda1e, Prickett W. Tranthwaite hall, Under- tUg-g J. & H. Crosby Ravensworth, Kirkby Stephen barrow, Kendal Kirkby Thore Parkinson Mrs. A. :Pthddleton, Kirkhy Priestman G. J;tosgill, 'Barbpton Rigg H. Wet Sleddal~, Shap Lonsdale , Procter E. Leas gill, Heversham, Rigg H. W oodhouse, Great Strickland, ParkinsonJ .Carlin Wha,lupton,burton J.\Iilnthorpe Penritli Par.kinson J. Q~;>Ilege green, teas gill, Procter J. Low Bleaze, Old :ti:utton, Rigg Mrs. J. Little Strickland, l>enrith lteversham, .P.Iilnthorpe Milnthorpe Rigg J. Applegarth, Kirkby Lonsdale Parrington Mrs. A.Wkinhow, Whin fell, ProcterW.Broadoak,Crosthwaae,'Rendl Rigg J. Crosby, Ravensworth Kendal Purchas B. Hartley, lJrough Rigg J. Cross houses, Lambrigg, Kendal Parrington J. D1·oomer-, Windermere, Rackstraw W. Hilbeck, Brough Rigg S. Dawns, Orton, Shap \ .Ambleside Raickstraw T. R. Nateby, Brough Rigg T. Somer mire, Middletoii, Kirkoy Pa.tterson D. Copland beck; Sandford, Raine J.Langrigg,Gt.l\Iusgrave,Brough Lonsdale Warcop ltaineT.LowDow gill,Stainmore,Brouqh Rigg 'l'homas W. tlttie Strickland, Patterson M. Brough ,Sowerby, Brough Raine T. Rampson, Stainmore, Brougn Penrith . Paherson W. Copland beck, Sandford, Raine W. Birkdale, Dufton, Kirkby Rigg T. W. Round 'l'horne,Shap,Pehritli Warcop l Thore, Pelirith l Rigg·sA.Harrypl.Gt.Langdale,Amblesde Pattinson Mi815 D. BecK foot, Winton, Rawes :U,. Plumgarths, Stnckland Roberts T. Ellm-s, touglu·igg,Aihbleside Brough kettle, Kendal Robertson Mrs. A. Scar sitle, Orton, Shap Pattinson M. Millness, Preston Patrick, Rawes W. Keld, Shap, Penrith Robinson Mrs. T., & .t. & J. Warcop Burtoh Rawlinson E. Kirkby Lonsdale Robinsoh W. & Co. Sprint mill, Strick- PattinBOn W. Whjtebeck~ Lyth, J(endal Rawlinson E. Oak bank, Firband,Kendal 1and Roger, :Kendal PearsonJ.Poil bank,Crosthwaite,Kendal Rawlinson J. Fell side, Kirkby Lonsdale Robinson A. Murton, Applehy Pearson ~. Clibwn, Penrith Rawlinson M. Staveley i<ar ·p~k, Over Robinsoh Mrs. B. the Oaks, Undetmil- Pearson T.Hu.rpour flat,Merton,Appleby Staveley, Kendal beck, Windermere PearsonT.Poll hank,Crost)lwaite,Kendal :Raws R. Dobb's hall, Gray rigg, Kendal Robinson E. Gillbank, Gt~ rigg, ltendal Pearson 'l'- the Yews,Crosthwaite,Kendal Rawsthorn T. Raw head, New Hutton, Robinson E.LowKnipe,Bampton,Penrth Pearson W. Gray rigg, K.endal Kendal Robinson G. Hilbeck, Br'ougb Pedder J. R. Ambleside Rennison .t. Great Ormside, Appleby Robinson G. Orton hall, Shap Penningtdrt T, Barbra cragg, Strlckland Read J. Natland hall1 Natland, Kendal Robinson J. Hilton, Appleby k~ttle, Kendal Read T. Natland hall, Natland, Kendal Robil1son .f. Ash fell, Ravenstonedale, Penrith J Crqsby GaiTett, :arough Reay J. Eamont bridge, Penrith Kirkby 8t~phen Penrith T. !ng ends, ltlallerstang, Relph G. Wood ho. Eamont bdg.Penrith Robiilson j. Bank head, Crosby Ravens- Kirkb~ Stephen Relph J. lieaburn hall, Maulds :Mea- worth~ Kirkby Thore Penny J. Beathwaite green, kendai burn, Kirkby Thore Robinson J. By beck, Orton, Shap Percival R. Low gill, Brou~h Richardson Miss A. trosby Garrett, Robinson J. Cliburn, Penrith Perciva). '\V. So"lby, Bro~n Brough RobinsonJ.Cliftort dykes,Cliftmi,Penrth Peters J. kendal parks, Kendal • Richardson Mrs.D.Brackenber,Appleby Robinson j_ Furrow green, Wliartort1 Petty G. Casterton, Kirkby Lonsdale Richardson F. Hoffrow, Hoff, Appleby Kirkby Stepben Phizacklea J. Brime honse'!l, Winster, Richardson G . .Airy hill, Clifton moor, Robinson J. Garth, Rnverlstonedale, Wjnderrnere Clifton, Penrith Kirkby Stephen Pickthall R. \Vray green, Ravenstone- Richardson H. Whitestone, Sleagill, Robinson J. Lindeth, Undermilheck, dale, Kirl<by 8tephen Penrith Windermere Pool J.Slackfoot,Troutbeck,Windrmere Richardson J.l3Ieatarn, Warcop RobfnsonJ.Milburn,TempLSwrby.Pnrth Pool W. Holly tree, Casterton, Kirkby Richal'dson J. Brackenber, Appleby Robinso.n J. Stannerstones, Great Asby1 Lonsdale RichardsonJ. Crosby Garrett, Brough Appleby PooJey j. Lon!:tlands, Newby, Penrith Richardson J. Dufton, Kirkby Thore; Robinson J. Askham, Penrith Pooley T. Beatnwaite green, Kendal Penrith Robinsoh .t. Little beck, Maulds Mea- Pooley W. :Newby, Penrith Richardson J. Thrimby, Penrith burn, Kirkby Thore Postleth"'aite G. Green head, Lambrigg, Richardson J. 'l'own head, Maulds 1\Iea- Robinsort S. Mutton, Appleb~ kendal burn, Kirkby Thore Robinson Mrs. M. Milburn, 'l"efuple Postlethwaite Mrs. H. Firbank, Rendal Richardson L. Prospect villa, trosby Sowerby, Penrith Postlethwaite J. \Vatson ground, Un- Garrett, Brou~h Robinson M. Skelcies, Wintort, lh·ough dermilbeck, Windermere Richardson M. Warcop Robinson M:.Wetheriggs,Broghm.Pnrth Postlethwaite J. Langdale head, Great Richardson N. Bampton grang·e, ~amp- Robinson M.Wetheriggs,Clifton,Penrth Langdale, Amhleside ton, Penrith Robinson P. Rushmickle, LytlJ, Kendal Potter G. Oddendale, Crosby Itavens- Richardson P. ·warc'6p Robinson R. jun. Maulds Meaburn, worth, Kirkby Thore Richardson R. Bleatarn, Warcop Kirkby Tho're Potter G. Stead, Bretherdale, Shap Richardson R. Harp rigg, Killington, RobinsonT ..Aikrigg green,tupto~,:Burtn Potter J. Bretherdale Kirkby Lonsdale Robinson 'i'. l3arbra cragg, Strickland Potter Mrs. :M:. Tebay, Orton Richardson It. Sawbridge croft; l3lea- kettle, Kendal Potter W. Bowber head, Ravenstone- tarn, Warcop Robinson T. Fle'et, Kirkby Lonsdale dale, Kirkby Stephen hichardson R. Warcop Robinson T.Gaining field,Dillit!ar,Kendl Potter \V. Town1 Ravenstonedaie, Richardson R. n. Kitt Ridding, Lup- RobinsonT.Lockthwaite,Nateby,:B:rough Kirkby Stephen ton. Burton L , Robinson T. Milburn, Temple 8owerby, J>otts W. Whale, Penrlth Ricbardson 1'. Helm, UndermilbecK, Penrith Potts A. Church stile cot. Shap, Penrith Windermere Robinson T.Scale beck,'GtAsby,Appleby Powley Mrs. .A. Thrimby grange, Richardson T. Low house, ~ew Hutton, Robinson W.Fieet hohne,D~llicar,Kendl Thrimby,. Penrith Kendal Robinson W. Preston Patrick, Burton l>owley J. Crabstack, :M:au1ds)\Ieaburn, Richardson T. Fell end, Ravenstonedale, Robinson W.l\Iill riggs,N ewHuttn.Kndl Kirkbv Thore Kirkhy Stephen Robinson W. Milnthorpe PowleyJoseph,Thrimbygrange, Thlim- lticllardson T. Pea green farm, Warcop Robinson :w. Nateby, Brou~h by, Penrith L Richardson T. Ru.dd hill, Little Mns- Robinson W.Town end, Clifton, Penrith Powley W. Moor riggs, Little StricK- gt•ave, Brough Robson Mrs. A. Green how, Dufton, land, Penrlth Richardson T. Whinfell, Brougham, Kirkby Thore, Penrith Pratt W. Birkdale, Dufton, Kirkby Penrith RobsonJ. Bleathgill, Stainmore,iJrough Thore, Penrith l.Uchardson W. Beck foot, Barbon, Robson R.Oxe:nthwaite,Stainmr.Brough Preston J. Latterbarrow, Witherslack, Kirkby Lonsdale Robson T. Field head, Orton, Shap 1\Iilnthorpe Richardson W. 'craketrees, Maulds Robson W. Coat gill, Langdale, Orton Preston T. Bowderdale, Ravenstonedale, Meaburn, Kirkby Thore Rogerson J. Bridge end, Long Sleddale, Kirkby Stephen Richardson W. Drybeck, Appleby Kendal Preston T. Long gill tangdale, Orton Richardson W. Dillicar, Kendal Rogerson R. Little Lond1m, Long Sled- 2 Preston T. .Mill brow~ t.oughrigg, Richardson W. High Ewbank, Stain- dale, Kendal . Amblesitle more, Brough RotherbyH.BraysteadsaPattrdl.A.mblsld .
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