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Hants.] Farmers TRADES DIRECTORY.] 401"' FAR [HANTS.] FARMERS......eolltinued. Candy Simon, Allington, South Stone- Churcher George, Shidfielll, Fareham Erown George, Chalton, HOl'Il Dean ham, Southampton Churcher Henry, Beckford, South- Brown G.Freegroumls,Hotley,Sthamptn Candy Simon, West end, Southampton wick, Fareham Erown George, Werrar Farm, North- Candy Wm. St. Cross farm, Winchester Churcher Henry, Hipley, Fareham wood, Newport, Isle of Wi~ht Cane .Mrl'l. C. Cuf'ands,Ba8ing-,Basngstk Clapcott Henry, Sopley, Ring-wood Erown Henry, Bransg'ore, Ringwood Cane C. Headley, Kingsclere, Newbury Clark William & Josiah, Sherfield Erown Herbert, Dunsbury, Brook, Cane M. Cufands, Basing, Basing-stoke English, Romsey Newport, Isle of Wight Canning AHd. East Woodhay, Newbury ClarkA.Denmead,Hambledn.HornDean ErownJ. Dod'sfrm.Burghclere,Newbry Canning Chas.East Woodhay, Newbury Clark Charles, Deane, Whitchurch Erown James, Nea farm, Christchurch Canning J. Sutton Scotney, Micheldever Clark George, Erowning hill, Baug- Erown Richard, Christchurch Canning Wm. East Woodhay,Newbury burst, Basingstoke Brown Toos. Baughurst, Basingstoke Cannings George, Easton, Winchester ClarkJ.W.Quarley farm,Quarley, Andvr Erown Thomas Strange, Linkenholt Cannings John S. Idsworth, HornDean Clark SI.Castle farm, Wickham,Farebam Brown Wm. New farm, Brading,I. of W Cannons Charles, Medstead, Alresford Clark Samuel, Kings meads~ ~oberton, Erowning Henrv, Coles farm, EHng, CannonsGeorge,Wheathold farm,Kings- Bishop's Waltham Southampton • c1ere, WOOlllands, Newbury Clark Saml. Mapledurwell, Basingstoke Eryant WilIiam, Carringtons, Milford, Caplehorn G.Ratlake,Ampfield,Rome y Clark Thomas, Buckskin farm, Wort- Lymington Carber Wm. U phalli, Bishop'sWaltham ing road, Basing-stoke lIryant Wm. B. High street, Lymington Carey John, Charltoll, Andover Clark Thos. Sherfield English. Romsey EuckettJohn, Alverstone, Hrading, Isle Carpenter SI. Beaulieu, Southampton Clark T. Soberton, Bishop's Waltham of Wight Carter Alfred,Dunhill Steep,Petersfield Clarke Charles, Love Dean (arm, Love , Buckland Wm.Ripley,Sopley,Ringwood Carter James,Pokesdown,Hournemouth Dean, Horn Dean Buckle .Mrs. Hannah.Hordle,Lyrnin~ton Carter John, Privitt lodge, Alverstoke, Clarke George, Matting-Jey, Winchfield Buckley John, Chilworth, Romsey Gosport Clarkson George & William, Zell House Bucksey Harry,Otterbourne,Winchester Carter John, Tadley, Basingstoke manor, East Woodhay, Ne''fbury Eudd A. Meon Stoke,Bishop's Waltham Carter William, KiD~'S Rreen, Frox- tClear Mrs. Eli, Kingsley, Alton Budd Anthony, Quidbampton, Overton, field, Petersfield Clea,es Wil!iam, Denmead heath, Micheldever station Carter Wm. Kitcomll,Farringdon,Alton Hambledon, Horn Dean :Budd B. Mud farm, Easton, Winchester Carter William, Owslebnry, Winchester Cleeve Hy.Low. farm, Bradley,Alresford Eudd Chs.R.MeonStoke,Bishp's-.Wlthm GarterW.Streetfarm,Lockerley, Romsey Clift Daniel, Bramley, Basingstoke Eudd Edwin, Bramdean, Alresford Can"er Thomas, Owslebury, Winchester Clift .Mrs. Emily, Sherborne St. John, Eudd Francis, Cliddesden, Basingstoke Cai'ver Wm. Ashton, BiShOp's Waltham Basingstoke Eudd George, Cheriton, Alresford Carver WilIiam, Boarhunt, Fareham Clitt Mrs. Louisa, Bramley, Basingstoke Budd George K.Cliddesden,Basingstoke Carver Wm.Stakes,Upham,Southamptn Clirt William, Hramley, Basingstoke Budd WilIiam Geo. Easton, Winchester Castleman William, Bridgemary farm, Clifte Henry, Cliddesden, Basingstoke Budden Benjamin Hiscock, Bury farm, Fareham Clifton Edmund, Winsor, Southampton Marchwood, Southampton Catley N. Hinton Ampner, Alresford Clinch John, Kingsclere, Newbury Buddon Edmulld, Hurn, Blackwater, Cave William & Son, Hartley row, Coates Alfred, Hill farm, Freshwater, Christchurch Winchfield Yarmouth, Isle of Wight Eull Charles, Hounsdown, Southmptn Cave J oseph, Netley, Elin!,\,,Southamptn Cobb .Mrs. Sarah, West Tisted, Alresford Bull James, Bashley Milton, Lymington tChalcraft Henry & John, Amery, Cobbett Frederick, Yateley, Farnboro' Bull J.Velmore,Nth.Stonehm.Sthamptn Anstey & J ordan'R farms, Alton Cobbett J. Warsash, Titchfield, f'areham Bull Mrs. Keziah, New barn, Gatcornbe, Chalcraft .Mrs. Mary, Steep, Petersfield tCobden Charles, Empshott, Petersfield Newport, I~le of Wight Chalk Abraham, Eishop's Waltham tCobden Edward, Binsted, Alton Bullock Charles Ernest, Sherfield-on- Chalk John, Sholin~, Southampton Cobden E. Preston Candover, Hasingstk Loddon, Basingstoke Chambers C.Colwell, Freshwater,I.ofW Cobden T. P.Farleigh Wallop, Basingstk Eundy Thomas, Stroudwood, Fair oak, Chambers Edward, Spring vale, Caris- Cocker Frederick, Sullens, Arreton, Southampton brooke, Newport, Isle of Wight Newport, Isle of Wight Bundyl'homas,Upham,Bishp's.Walthm Chander T. W. WeJlin~ton st. Aldershot Cole E. Park farm, Titchfield, Farebam Burdass Stephen, New !larn, Freefolk, ChandlerC.S. Nth.Warnborough,Odiham Cole F. H. Chillerton, Newport, I. of W Laverstoke, Michehlever station Chandler George, Houghton, Winchester Cole J. Gatcombe, Newport, Isle of W .Burgess .Mrs. Geo. Swanmore, Bishop's Chandler Godwin B. Ashfield, Romsey ColeJ.Westtown,South Hayling, Havnt Waltham Chandler James, Hipley, Fareham Cole John, Clanfield, Horn Dean Burgess Mrs. Sarah,Heckfield,Winchfld Chappell G. Blackness, Binsted, Alton Cole John, Dockenfield, Farnham Burnett Chas. C. Dibden, Southampton Chase George, Hook grange, Hook, Cole Robert, Chilbolton, Winchester .Burney F. Pitt ho. Eraishfield, Romsey Titchfield, Fareham Cole Robert, Pagham, Arreton, New- Burrell John F. Prospect ho. Fareham Chase John, Kippences, Liss, Petersfield port, Isle of Wight .Burrough Jas. Itchen Stoke, Alresford Chase W. S.Weston,Buriton,Petersfield Cole WaIter, Upp. Wallop, Winchester Burroughs .Mrs. E. Poulner, Ringwood Chaundler Rt. Jas. Crondnll, Farnham Cole WilIiam, Longstock, Winchester Burt Charles, Hurley, Ringwood Cheater.MissJane, North Gorley, Hyde, ColeW. Vaggs lane, Hordle,Lymington .Burt Chas. Sherfield English, Romsey Fordingham, Salisbury Colebrook H. Batchelor's barn,Andover Eurt Edwin, Sherfield English, Romsey Cheeck J. Gt. Pann, Newpol't, 1. of W Coleman Joseph Parsons, Southington, Burt Geo. Netley, Eling, Southampton Cherry Samuel, Hilliers hOUse, East Overton, Micheldever station Burt J a~. Netley, HUng, Southampton Woonhay, Newbury Coles George, Hurst farm, Ringwood 13urton R. Walkford, Milton,Lymington Chessell George, Hillis farm, North- Coles Geo. ·West Tytherly, Winchester Burton T. H.Bar End dairy, Winchester wood, Newport, Isle (\f Wight Collier John, Highclere, Newbury Bush Frederick, Criddlestile, Fording- Cbessel1 William, Great Thorness, Collins C.HiIl,Swanmre. Bishop'sWltltm bridge, Salisbury Northwood, Newport, Isle ofWight Collins Daniel, Headley. Liphook Eutcher Mrs. S. Owslebury,Winchester ChevertonJ.Newchurch,Newport,I.ofW Collins James, Hall', Salisbury .Butler Charles, Upton Gray,Winchfield Cheverton William, Durton farm, Collins John, Long Cross farm, Kings- :Butler Mrs. Elizh. Bramley, Basingstke Arreton, Newport, Isle of Wight clere, Woodlands, Newbury Butler George, Bramley, Basingfltoke CheyneyT.. Stanswood,Fawley,Sthmptn Collins Rbt. Upham, Bishop's WaItham Eutler John, New farm, Soutll Warn- Child John, Beckley, Christchurch Collins Thomas, Lockerley. Romsey borough, Winchfield Child Thomas, Hatherden, Andover Collins Charles, Bishop's Slltton mills, .Butler John, North Warnboroug1J, Child William, Manor house, Vernham, Alresford; & at Winchester; & Turk Odiham, Winchfield Hungerford street, Alton; & Railway station, Butler J. Sherfield-on-Loddon,Bsngstk Chillingwor~hJohn, Combe,Hungerford New Alresford Butler J OhD, Upton Gray, Winchfield Chiverton Rd.Shalfleet, Yarmouth,I.ofW Colli!! Chas. Field farm, Colemore, AIton Butler .Mrs. Mary, Hurstbourne Priors, CbrismasChrstphr.Hollyfarm,Aldershot tComplinW.J.Fishers,Holybourne,Altn Whitchurch ChrismaiJ William, Aldershot Compton Joseph, Minlltead, Lyndhurllt Butler Thos. Upton Gray, Winchfield Chrismas Wm.jun. Park fM"m,Aldershot Comyns .Mrs.C.EastWoodhay,Newbury tButler W. Bradshot, Selborne, Alton Christmas Caleb, Liflhook Cooke Mrs. Elizh.West Tisted,Alresford Butler William,Branshot farm,Hawley, Christmas Charles, Hartley Westpall, Cosmbes Enos, OWfllebury, Winchester Farnborough ,Winchfield Coombes Richard,Winsor,Southampton Butt Henry William, Hartley grange, ChristmasJ.Budden'l,Wickham,Farehm Coombs George,Fair Oak,Southampton Hartley Wintney, Winchfield Christmas James, Liphook Coombs William, Broomy, Ringwood Eutt Mrs. Mary, Boldre, Lymin~ton Christmas John, Liphook . Cooper &: Reynolds, Forest farm, Caris- Butterfield George, Fareham Chubb -, South Baddesley, Lymington brooke, Newport., Isle of Wicht Button William, Wick, Christchurch Chubb John, Beck farm, Beauliea, Cooper Dean, Hipley, Fareham Campbell1\.NorthWaltham,Micheldever Southampton Cooper Edward, Silchester, Basingstoke •.
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