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The London Gazette, July 10, 1874 3476 THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 10, 1874. For the county of Cumberland. Plymouth ; Rever-end Michael Ferribee Sadler, John Bush, of Bean thorn, Esquire ; Joseph Honiton ; Reverend Henry Knott Venn, Honiton ; Wiekham,' of Penrith, Esquire ; John "Watson Arthur Francis Bernard, Combe Raleigh ; Ed- Nelson, of Penrith, Esquire ; John Powley, of ward Ames, Uplyme; John Godden, Uplyme; Re- Longwathby, Esquire ; Robert Thompson, of verend Juhn Miles Cox, Stockland; Reverend Inglewood Bank, Esquire ; William Heskett, of George Watts Grainger, Luppilt; Reverend Ed- Plumpton Hall, Land Agent; Mackenzie, Hugh ward Peek, Rousdown ; Reverend William Henry Munro, Distington ; Jefferson, Robert, Egremont; Carwithen, Clerk, Aylesbeare ; Reverend George Hodgetts, Alfred, Saint Bees; Hellon, John Henry Kempe, Clerk, Bicton ; Reverend R. Simpson, "Whitehaven ; Grice, Thomas, Bootle j Swansbrough, Clerk, Branscombe ; Henry Ford, Parker, Richard, Bootle: Thompson, Robert, Esquire, Branscombe; Reverend George Dacres Workington ; Griffiths, "William, Workington ; Adam, Clerk, East Budleigh ; Charles Cramond Dickinson, William, Workington. Dick, Esquire, Colyton ; Reverend William Henry Baptist Proby, Clerk, Colyton House, Colyton; For the county of Derby. Reverend Thomas James Rocke, Clerk, Exmouth ; Vauncey Harpur Grewe, Esquire, of Calke Henry Cranstoun Adams, Esquire, Exmouth; Abbey; Frederick F. Fox, Esquire, of Mel- Reverend John Hawkes Mules, Clerk, Farway.; bourne ; the Reverend John Robert Stevens, Edward Johnson, Esquire, Farringdon House, Vicar of Swadlincote ; Sidney Evershed, Esquire, Farricgdon ; Reverend F. Salmon, Clerk, Gittis- of Stapenhill; Henry A. Hubbisty, Burbage, ham ; Sydenham Henry Peppin, Enquire, Harp- Buxton ; Thomas Dixon, senior, Wye House, ford ; Reverend Henry Knott Venn, Clerk, Buxton ; Marmaduke Vavasour, Nortlwood Honiton ; Reverend Charles McComas, Clerk, House, Buxton ; John Slack, Hall Bank, Buxton ; Northleigh; Henry Davy, Esquire, Ottery Saint James Hall Williamson, Fernilee Hall; John Mary; Reverend William Henry Metcalfe, Clerk, Scholes Hague, Whitehall; William Anthony Honiton; John Elliott, Esquire, Rockbeare.; Bellott Jackson, Brook Houses, Chapel-en-le- Reverend John Philip Anderson Morshead, Clerk, Frith ; Francis Barker, The Cottage, Bakewell j Salcombe Regis ; John Dash wood Lang, Esquire, Frederick Craven, Thornbridge, Ashford ; Robert Salcombe . Regis ; Reverend Henry Vyvyian, Cross, Bakewell; Joseph Ewings, Burre House, Clerk, Seaton ; Charles Giffard Baker, Esquire, Bakewell ; William Cameron Moore, junior, Seaton ; Reverend George Thomas Comyns, Sitton ; George Wollen Furniss, Eyam ; Tobias Clerk, Sidbury; Colonel Thomas Darnell, Sid- Child, Furniss House, Hathersage; Thomns bury; William Hewetson, Esquire, Sidbury ; Mark Dixon, Nether Hall, Hathersage. The Right Honorable Stephen Cave, M.P., Sid- mouth ; Reverend Henry George John Clementsj For the county of Devon. Clerk, Sidmouth ; Henry John Cuiler, Esquire, The Reverend Richard Martin, Challacombe, Sidmouth; Major Edward Hick?, Sidmouth ; Clerk ; the Reverend John Henry Wise, Brendon, John George Galloway Radford, Esquire, Sid- Clerk ; the Reverend William Lipsett Lawson, mouth ; Richard Napoleon Thornton, Esquire, Lynton, Clerk ; the Reverend Arthur .Martin, Siduaouth ; George Wyndham, Esquire, Sid- West Buckland, Clerk ; the Reverend John Henry mouth ; Jonah Pyncent Matliew, Esquire, Tala- Copleston, West Buckland, Clerk; the Reverend ton ; Reverend Lloyd. Sanders, Clerk, Whimple ; William Chorley Lcveband, West Down, Clerk ; Reverend Henry Lewellyn Hussey, Clerk, Ex- Henry Dene, Barnstaple, Banker; .James Nott mouth ; John Bryce, Esquire, Marley Lodge, EJF- .Harding, Barnstaple, Banker; Anthony Love- mouth ; Reverend John Loveland Fulford, Clerk, band Crocker, Fremington, Gentleman ; Thomas Woodbury; Francis Lilley Ellis, Esquire, Ottery Howard Effingham Hogg Dimond Hogg, Newton Saint Mary; Owen Lucas O'Niel, Bishop's Tracey, Esquire; Jabez Crooks, Ilfracombe, Es- Nympton, Clerk in Holy Orders ; William Nichol- quire ; Thomas Lock, Instow, Land Agent; Gage son, King's Nympton, Clerk in Holy Orders ; Hodge, Goodleigh, Esquire; John Question Edward Tarde, Puddington, Clerk in Holy 'Tamlyn, Stoke Rivers, Gentleman ; William Orders; Humphrey Archer Slack, Woolfardis- Langdon, West Down, Gentleman ; John Nichols worthy, near Crediton, Clerk in Holy Orders; Huddleston, Roborough, M.D. ; George Brown, John Elliot, Kingsbridge ; Lewis Richard Nether- Barnstaple, Land Agent; Eaton, John 'Thomas, ton, Bow den, Stokefleming ; John Francis Cornish, Esquire ; Mackenzie, Frederic, Esquire j Travers, Stancombe, Sherford; Dacres William Wise, John Amory, Esquire ; Unwin, Ludovic, Esquire ; Aileron, Loddiswell ; Albert Praed Hallifax, Wills, John, Esquire, all of Tiverton ; Mitchell, Halwell, South Pool; Benjamin William Sparrow, Samuel, Esquire, " Padbrook ;" Upcott, William, Kingsbridge; Reverend Henry Fox Strangways, Esquire, "Bolealler," both in the parish of Silverton; the Reverend J Moysey Bart- Cullompton; Mozley, Thomas, the Reverend, lett, Ladbrook Manor, Ivy Bridge. Plymtree ; Pedlar, Frederick William, Esquire, Sampford Peverell; Narcissus Collins Hatherly, For the county of Dorset. Southmolton, M.D. ; Reverend Robert Edward The Reverend Henry Everett, Dorchester, Tref usis, Chittlehampton, Clerk ; William Gould Clerk ; Assheton Pretor, Wyke Regis, Esquire. Smyth, Southmolton, Esquire ; John Nott Pyke Nott, Swimbridge, Esquire ; John Baring Short, For the county of Durham. Chittlehampton, Esquire ; Reverend Ernest Grey Joseph Fryen Smelt, House; David Dale, West Sandford, Landkey, Clerk; Samuel Jackson, Lodge ; Charles Rutter Fry, Darlington; Jona- Llannamead, Plymouth; Robert Bayly, Bedford- than Edmund Backhouse, Darlington ; Charles terrace, Plymouth ; Charles Frederick Tanner, • Backhouse, St. John's ; Geo.rpe Young Blair, Mutley House, Plymouth ; Alfred Morrish, Bed- Stockton ; William Benington, Stockton ; Joseph ford-terrace, Plymouth j Richard Hill, South Cradock, Stockton ; Joseph Dodds, M.P., Stock- Devon-place, Plymouth ; Joseph Wills, Elfiott- ton ; Matthew Bowser Dodds, Stockton ; Thomas street, Plymouth; Edred Marshall, Osborne- Heslop, Stockton ; John Stapylton Sutton, Elton place, Plymouth ; James King, Hoe Park-terrace, Hall; George Fotbergill Smith, Stockton ; Wil- Plymouth ; Charles Norrington, North Hill, Ply- liam Taylerson, Stockton ; George Trimiswood, mouth ; Thomas William Lansdown, Mannamead, M.D., Norton ; Thomas Nelson, Stockton ; Henry Plymouth; James Andrew Page, Mannamead, Smith,. Stockton ; Henry Wilson, Stockton..
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