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Stoke, Ipswich Tavern street, Ipswich & Thorough- Haws Adam, I Regent -road, Lowestoft Crouch Martin, Long MelfordR.S.O fare, Woodbridge Hayward John, Wickbam Skeith, Eye Crow Josiah & Son, Clare R.S.O Freeman George, 25 Key street, Ipswich Hearn William, Debenham, Stonham Crowe Edward, Church rd. Lowestoft FreemanW.Castlest.Framlinghm.R.S.O Heath Henry, 48 Bulwer road, Ipswich Crawford Wm. Blythburgh, Halesworth French & Hiner, High street& Queen Heckford Thomas, East Bergholt S.O Cullingford Jas. Bridge st. Halesworth street, Haver hill Heckford William, Mill road, Haverhili Curry .F. 2 Garland st.llury St. Edmnds French James Webb,2gTheCroft,Sudbry Hicks John, Poslingford, Clare R.S.O Dallaston Olander E. Kirby st. Ipswich French William, 24 New st. Sudbury HighamJohn,52LowerOrwell st.Ipswich Daniels Francis, Leiston R.S.O Frost Charles, Exning, Newmarket Hill Robert, Bildcston S.O Daniels Henry,Rendl:.3m, Saxmundham Frost Hy. 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