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NO'l''xing HA.MSHIRE 1446 P.AB NO'l''XING HA.MSHIRE. FARMERs-continued, Pearson William, Finningley, Bawtry Price Wm. Stone ho. Egmanton, Ncwark Dgle Charles, Welham, East Retford Peart John, Rampton, Lincoln Price William, Thrumpton, Derby Ogle Henry, Clarburougb, East Retford Peat George, Botllamsall, Ollerton Price William, jun. Egmanton, Newark Ogle Timothy, Hayton, Retford Peatfield Samuel & John, Laxton, Priestley William,Lowdham,Nottinghm Olclershaw James, Strelley,Nottingham Newark-on-Trent Pritchett Geo. Norwell Woodho. Newark Oldershaw Jn. Costock, Loughborough Peatfield Henry, Besthorpe, Newark Prit('bett William, Upton, Southwell Oldershaw J. East Leake, Lougbborugh Peatfield James, West Hetford, Retford Proctor Isaiah, Ma]lplewells, Sutton-in- Oldbarn By. EastLeake, Loughborough Peatfield John, Bothamsall, Ollerton Ashfield, Nottin~Sham Olivant Alfred, North Leverton, Lincoln Peatfield John, West Retford, Retford Proctor John, North Muskham, Newark OlivantMrsE.J.Sturton-le-Steeple,Lndn Peck George, Hayton, Retford Proctor Thomas, Rampton, Lincoln Olivant I. Sturton-le-Steeple, Lincoln Peck ·william, Bothamsall, Ollerton , Pyatt Abraham, Wilford, Nottingham Olivant John Henry, Rampton, Lincoln Peet Richard, Kinoulton, Nottingham Pycroft John, Plumtree, .Kottingham Olivant T. Gringley-on-the-Hill, Bawtry Peet Wm. East Leake, Loughborough . Pye Edward, Saundby, Gains borough Oliver John, Plumtree, Notting-ham Pell Joseph, Whatton, Nottingham Pye Jarvis, '"''elham, East Retford Osborne William, Balderton, Newark Pell Wm. Hy.Flawborough,Nottingham Pyecroft Chas. Walkeringham,Gainsbro' Oscroft :Mrs. Eliza, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Penningtou Joseph, Sutton-upon-Trent, Quibell Joseph, North Carlton, Worksop Nottingham Newark Quibell 'fhos. Laxton, Newark-on-Trent Osinbrook Thomas, Distillery street, Pentlelow Joseph, Bleasby, Southwell Quickfall John, Rampton, Lincoln Ruddington, Nottingham Pepper John, Rolleston, Newark Radford Mrs. Charlotte, Skegby,Mansfld Otter Jas. Sturton-le-Steeple, Lincoln Pepper Thos. Kingston-on-Soar, Derby Radford Robert Henry, Normanton-on- Outram Frank, Bilsthorpe, Southwell Perfect Edward Cooper, Balderton gate, Soar, Loughborough Oxby George, Kinoulton, Nottingham Newark-upon-Trent Radford Joseph, Treswell, Lincoln Oxby Mrs. H. Coddington, Newark Perkins John, Arnold, Nottingham Hadley Charles, Ranskill, Bawtry Oxley John, Bole, Gainsborough Perry John, Clayworth, Bawtry Radley Joseph, Besthorpe, ~ewark Oxley J oseph, Bole, Gains borough Perry J n. Hayton castle, Hayton, Retford Radley William,N orwoocl farm,Holbeck, Pacey Alfred, Wigsley, Newark Perry Reuben, Edwinstone, Newark Mansfield . Pacey Mrs. Hannah, Fiskerton, Lincoln Perry T. Beesthorpe, Caunton, N ewark Radley Wm. North Collingham, Newark PaceyJ.Northfieldho.Barnstn.l'ittnghm Pettener John, Rolleston, Newark Radley William, Thorney, Newark Pacey Samuel, Thurgarton, Southwell PhillipsT.Kirkby-in-Ashfield,N ottnghm Ramsden Jn. P. Xth. Carlton, Worksop Pacey Thomas, Thorney, Newark Ptck G.Lodge,Laxton,Newark-on-Trent Ramsker George, Hayton, Retford Padley Henry, Bothamsall, Ollerton Pickering Henry,NorthCarlton, Worksop Ranby Robert,Stragglethorpe,Cotgrave, Padley Joseph, Kneesall, Newark Pickin Charles Wm. Dunham, .l";ewark Nottingham Padley Joseph, Ollerton, Newark PickinJohn Charles, Cromwell, Newark Randall John, Bradmore, Nottingham Page Jsph. Gringley-on-the-Hill,Bawtry Pick in John Charles, .Manor house, Randall John, Cotgrave, Nottingham PageJ.Stanton-on-the-Wolds,Nottnghm Fledborough, Newark Randall William, l\Ioorhaigh, Mansfielcl Page S.Normanton-on-the- Wolds,N'ham Picksley John, Corldington, N ewark Ratcliff Henry, Wales by, N ewark Page William, Manor house, Stanton- Pickwell Charles, Laneham, Lincoln Rawding George, Balderton, Newark on-the-Wolds, Nottingham Pickwell .Tohn, Laneham, Lincoln Rawding George, Farndon, Newark Palin Samuel, Kersall, Newark Pidd Thos. Norwell Woodhouse,Newark Rawlinson George, Askham, Retford Paling Francis, Lowdham, Nottinghm Pierrepont Chas.East Markham,Kewark Rawson Mrs. Farnsfield, Southwell PalingHy.Radcliffe-on-Trent,Nottnghm Pierrepont Joseph D. Kneesall, Newark Rayner John, ''\'ollaton, Nottingham Palmer Hy. Hayton l". Bollam, Retford Pierrepont William, Milton, Kewark RaynerPaul,Gringley-on-the-Hl.Bawtry Palmer J.Derby rd.Stapleford,Nttnghm Pike Wm. Christopher,Ranskill,Hawtry Raynor Jn.G. r c;r Stock well gte.Mansfid Palmer Robert, Eakring, Newark Pilsworth John, Hucknall Huthwaite, Reavill Jn.2 Millst.Basford,Nottingham Park Fergus William, Headon, Retford Mansfield Redfern Mark, Clarborough, Ea. Retford Park Joseph, Grove, Retford Pinder Anthony J.Belmoor,Suttn.Retfrd Reek Edward, .Nuthall, Nottingham Parker J. l\loorhouse, Newark-on-Trenti P~nder George, Caunton, Newark Rennie John,_ Askham, Retford Parker Robert, West Drayton, Retford i Pmder Mrs. Jane, Westwood, Laxton, Renshaw Mrsses Rachael & Rebecca, Parkin William Waiter & Henry, Lower i N ewark-on-Trent Wilford, Nottingham Ranby Hall farm, Babworth, Hetford Pinder Joseph, :Farndon, Newark Renshaw Jsph. Hawksworth, Nottnghm Parkin George, EastMarkham, Newark PinderRobert, Adbolton, Holme Pierre. Renshaw Rt.Norwell Woodhouse,Newrk Parkin William, Misson, Bawtry pout, Nottingham Renwick William, Calverton, Nottnghm Parkinson & Golland, Everton, Bawtry Pinder T. Gt.Morton,Babwortb,Retford ReppenW.Cimrch >l.Radford,Nottnghm Parkinson Jn. South Leverton, Lincoln Finder William, Clipstone, Edwinstowe Revill David, Askham, Retford Parkinson John Rt. Mattersey, Bawtry Finder W. Middlethorpe,Cauntn.Newrk Revill George, Warsop, M.ansfield Parkinson Mark, Everton, Bawtry Pinnington Samuel, Marnham, Newark Revill John, South Collingham, Newark Parkinson Wm. South Leverton, Lincln PlattsG.Swanseafield,Trowell,Nottnghm Reyuolds Francis, Warsop, :Mansfield Parnham Chas. Cotgrave, Nottingham Platts Thomas,West Leake, Loughboro' Reynolds George, West Bridgford R.O ParnhamR.Nuttall rd.Basford,Nottghm Platts William, South Carlton, Worksop Reynolds Henry, Marlock house, Lowd· Parr George, Newton, Nottingham Plowman Joseph, Brinkley, Southwell ham, Nottingham Parr Hermon, Bestwood pk. Nottinghm Plowright Henry, Easthorpe street, Reyworth Edwd. Owthorpe, Nottinghm Parr John, Farnsfield, Southwell Ruddington, Nottingham Rhodes Charles, 1\laplebeck, Newark P,.ur Jn. North Wheatley, East Retford Plowright William, Easthorpe street, Rhodes Chas. Walkeringbam,Gainsboro' P,urJ.jun.Lit ...::\llamoor,Farnsfid.Sthwl Nottingham Rhodes Edwin Jn. Grassthorpe,Newark Parr S. Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottingham Pollard J.Barnby-in-the-Willows,Newrk Hhodes Henry, jun. West street, Huck· Parsons Robert, Skegby, Mansfield Pollard Wm. Cols ton Bassett, N ottinghm nail Torkard, N ottiugham Pass R. Barnby-in-the-Willows, Newark Poole F.Up.Broughton,Melton Mowbray Rhodes John, Marnham, Newark Patchin S. Oxton la. Arnold, Nottnghm Poole J. Up.Broughton,M:elton Mowbray Rhodes Richard, Grassthorpe, Newark Patching Edwin, Gonalston, Nottinghm Poole Joseph,Woodborough,Nottingham Rhodes William, Maple beck, Newark Pate William, South Scarle, Newark Popple George, Treswell, Lincoln Richards Miss Emma, Elkesley, Retford Paulson A. Park ho. Cuckney, Mausfld Popple Mrs. Hannah, Treswell, Lincoln Richards Henry, Sutton, Retford PaulsonMrs.E.Carlton-on-Trent,Newrk Popple William, Weston, Newark Richards John, Askham, Retford Paulson Frederick Willia'll, Broomhill Porter Chas.Colston Bassett,Nottinghm Richards John, Farndon, Newark grange, Clipstone, Edwinstowe Porter John, Hayton, Retford RichardsRt.Smith,Owthorpe,Nottinghm Pawson George, West Drayton, Retford Porter Jo:m Joseph, Stanford-on-Soar, Richards Mrs. Wm. Dunham, Newark Paxton Elias, Cossall, Nottingham near Loughborough Richardson Aaron, Oxton, Southwell l'ayne .Benjamin, Willoughby-on-the- Porter William, :Normanton-on-Soar, Richardson Albert, Chilwell, Nottinghm Wolds, Loughborough Loughborough Richardson Mrs. E. Edingley, Southwell Peeker John. C. Laneham, Lincoln Potter Henry, Bestwood pk.Nottingham Richard son George, Oxton, Southwell Pear Mrs. D. Carlton, Nottingham Powell Samuel, Westfield lane,Manstield Richardson Geo. Westhorpe, Southwell Pearce Mrs. Elizh. Egmanton, 1\cwark Powley Thomas, Brinkley, Southwell Richardson Henry & Co. Gringley-on· Pearce Mrs. Jane, Weston, Newark l'oyser Richard Smith, Upper Brough- the-Hill, Bawtry Pearce John Spencer, Gringley-on-the- ton, Melton Mowbray Richardson Jas. Ruddington, Nottnghm Hill, Bawtry Pratt John, East Stoke, Newark Richardson John, Edingley, Southwell Pearce Phineas, Dalestorth, Mansfield l'ressley Samuel, Hagginfield, Worksop RicbardsonJohn,Epperstone,Nottinghm Pearcc Wm. El don st. Tuxford, Newark Preston William, M01·ton, N ewark Richardson J ohu, Gedling road, Arnold, Pearson A. Ramsdale, A rnold,Nottinghm Price Miss Elizh. Strelley, Nottingham Nottingham Pearson Herbert, Wiseton, Bawtry Price Hy. Hickling, Melton Mowbray Richardson Joseph, Egmanton, Newark Pearson Joseph, Whimsey lodge, Col- Price Robert, Eqmanton, Newark RichardsonSml.Scarrington,Xottinghm wick, Nottingham Price Robert John, Kirton, Newark RichardsonS.Westfield,Tuxford,Newark Pearson Mrs.M.N ewtborpe,N ottingham Price Thomas, Plumtrec, Nottingham Richardson Thcodotus, The Grange,Nor- PearsonS.Drakeholes,Clayworth,Bawtry Price William, Elston, Newark manton-on-Soar, Loughborough .
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