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PRIVATE RESIDE:NTS. LAN 659 Kent Mrl'! LINCOL~SH Jl1E. J PRIVATE RESIDE:NTS. LAN 659 Kent Mrl'!. Lungton lodge, Spilsby Kirby Hy. H. 43 Norfolk st. Boston Knight Mrs. Fayrefielde house, Mar- road, Boston 1 Kirby J ames, 24 Orchard st. Lincoln tin, Lincoln Kent Richard, Osgerby house, New Kirby 1 Percy, Waddingham house, Knight Mrs. 3 James st. Lincoln , York, Lincoln 1\.irton Lindsey Knight William Herbert, Ivy house, Kent Thomas, 49 Spiif-!by rd. Bo~ton I Kirby W. 56 Queens street, North- Healing, Grimsby Kenworthy Artbur, 2 Vernon street fields, Starrdord Knott Alfred J. Temple Bhydding,. Ker Rev. Hamilton C. Vicarage, Kirk C., J.P. Icli:worth rd. Sleaford Welholme road, Grimsby Roxby, Doncaster Kirk Ed>rard Westwick, St . ...\ndrew's Knott Geo. E. 5 Cranwell st. Lincoln Kerr J. J. 16 Hewson road, Lincoln drive, Sea view, Skegness Knott George Lewis, 2 Osborne Yils. Kerr Mrs. Highfield, Hykeham road, Kirk Miss, Bradley, Grimsby St. Catherine's, Newark rd.Lincoln Swallowbeck, Lincoln Kirk Misses, High street, Barrow-on- Knott Harrv E. The To"\lers, Bar-· • Kersbaw Jn. Jas. 149 Monks rd. Lncln Humber, Hull gate, Grimsby ~ Ke~teven Lord J.P. Casewick hall. Kirk Mrs. The Cottage, Cranwell, Knott Herbert Ernest, Dawpool, The Uffington, Stamfurd; & Arthur's & Sleaford Park, Welholme road, Grimsby Junior Carlton clnhs, London SW Kirk Mrs. Parkfield ho.Sutton-on-Se1 Kno"Wles William Robert, 148 Harrow- Kettewell W. 8 Grantham rd.Sleaford Kirk ~Irs. H. 69 Southgate, Sleaford bv road, Grantbam Kettle John Thomas, The Homestead, Kirk Mrs.Selina,r6 Cisterngate,Louth Krause H.J. I06 Hainton av.Grirnsby Grammar School road, Brigg Kirk Thomas Lawrence, The Cottage, Labbett Rev. Frederick Hy. Hooper, Kettringham Josep?, Walden house, I St.Andrew's drive,Sea view,Skegnss[' r6g Dudley road, Grantham Beaumont fee, L1hcoln Kirkby A. 12 Granville st. Boston Laceby William, Thorpe villas, High Kew Jn. C. Sunnyside, Sutton-on-Sea Kirkby Charles Hemy, Chapel lane, Holme road, Louth Kew Wm. S., J.P. Billinghay, Lincoln BaTton-on-Humber Lack Mrs. 3 Rutland ter. Stamfor,;i Key .!.lbt. E. 42 North par.Grantham Kirkby Charles Herbert, Beech villa,. Lackenby G. 76 Richmond rd. Linco~:r;: Keyworth C. 36 Tentercroft. st. Lncln Holydykc, Barton-on-Humber Lacy Edward, 6 Isaac's hill, Ulee- Keyworth George !slip, 27 ~ Pw!and Kirk by Henry Barker, Carlton house, thorpes, Grimsby street west, Lincoln St. Catherine's,Newark road,Lincoln Lacy Frederick, 2 St. Peter's avenue, Keyworth Mrs. Blackley house, Carl- Kirkby Jas. Jn. 25 South st. Louth Cleethorpes, Grimsby ton road, Boston Kirkby Miss, Swan hall, East Ac- Lacy William E. 171 Welholme rd. Kiddall Geo. Hy. Ivy house, Alford ridge, Barton-on-Humber 1 Grimsby • Kiddall Miss, Orme gardens, East- I Kirkby Mrs. Sibsey, Boston Ladds Rev. John Samu!'l M.A. Rec- gate, Louth Kirkby Thomas, 22 Newport, Lincoln tory, West Keal, Spilsby Kidger Mrs. Long Benningtn.Grnthm Kirkham John W. The Spinney, Ladyrnan Mrs. 8 Hainton av. Grmsby Kilbam )!iss, Barrow-Qn-Humber,Hull Sutton-on-Sea Laing Rev. C. E. Vicarage, Bardney, Killingworth John G. Station road, Kirkham Rt. R. 10 South st. Louth Lincoln Kirton, BostoD. Kirkham Wait. 170 West par. Lincoln Lar•e Rev. Edwd. S. Revesby, Boston Kilminster A. 179 Sionks rd. Lincoln Kirkland Miss, Clasketgate, Lincoln Lake John, 45 Morton ter. Gainsboro' Kilminstel' Waiter Henry, Prospect Kirkman George J. Hebron house, Lake Mrs. 41 King st. Market Rasen house, Beaumont fee, Lincoln Mill road, Cleethorpes, Grimsby Lalie Thomas, West road, Bourne Kime Fred, 26 Tower st. Boston Kirkness ~it. E. Nettleton lo. Caist<Jr Lake Wm. Station rd. Kirton, Boston Kime Jabez, 162 West parade, Lincoln Kirkpatrick Samuel, Bei"Wyn, Hyke- Lakey Mrs. 172 Park street, Grimsby Kime Mrs. 33 Main ridge, Boston ham road, Swallowbeck, Lincoln Lalor Alfred D. North lodge, North- Kime Titus, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston Kirkus H. 337 Hainton av. Grimsby gate, Sleaford Kinder Mrs. 17 Priory road, Spalding Kirkus Mrs. r Abbey Drive west, Lamb Rev. Arthnr Hutchinson M.A. King Right Rev. Edward D.D. (Bishop Grimsby The Vicarage, Worlaby, Grimsby of Lincoln), The Old Palace, Lincoln Kirman ~hthur Robert, II Thrunscoe Lamb C. Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lincoln King Rev. C. A. Willoughby, ..A.lford road, Cleethorpes, Grimsby La'mb Harry, 3 Ventnor terrace, King Rev. Richard Duncan, The Rec- Kirman Thompson, Walthm. Grimsby D·mesgate, Lincoln tory, Stubton, Ne"\lark Kirton M. 43 Beaumont Fee, Lincoln Lamb John E. Church st. Caistor King Rev. Wm. Rd. Cambridge M.A. I Kirton Wright, 186 Welholme road, J,arr!bden Miss, 65 Eastgate, Sleaford The Vicarage, Coleby, Lincoln Grimsby Vunbe Harry Edward, 77 Morton ter- King Alfred,18 Cromwell rd.Grimsby Kisby J. W. 76 Church st. Gainsboro' race, Gaimborough King Arthur Cowley, Mulberry house, Kiss Mrs. Lumley avenue, Skegness Lambert Rev. Charles Edmund M . .A. Moulton. Spalding Kitchen Richard, North ~treet, Long Bishop's Hostel, Wordsworth st. King Fredk. Decoy, Ashby, Doncaster Sutton, Wisbech . Lincoln King George, 45 Isaac's hill, Clee- Kitching J useph William, _::pg Hain- Lambert Frederick Samuel, Fair· field thorpes, Grimsby ton avenue, Grimsby house, Newland, Lincoln King H. 184 Welholme rd. Grimsby Kitching ~iss, Bracon, Doncaster Lambert Wm. Highfield ho. Thruns- King John H.4o Heneage rd.Grimsby Kitching Moses, Violet villa, Lam; coe road, Cleethorpes, Grimsby King Joseph, The ChAlet, Newark bert road, Grimsby Lamiman John, West street, Alford road, Swallowbeck, Lincoln Kitching S. 167 Hainton av. Grimsby Laming Henry, The Laurels, Pinch- King Miss, 7 Sibthorpe st. Lincoln Kitching Wm. Keelby, Brocklesby beck street, Spalding King Miss, 27 South street, Louth Kitching William Henry, Manor Laming Mrs. Queen street, Spilsby King Misses, Carrington, Boston house, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull Laming :Mrs.J. 14 London rd.Spaldng King Mrs. 14 North parade, Lincoln Kittmer Mrs. Fulstow, Louth Laming Mrs.SL23 London rd.Spaldng King Mrs. 2 Park terrace, Eastfield Kitwood T. Fydell ho. South sq.Bostn Laming Mrs. Welberry, 27 Pinchbeck road, Louth Kitwood W31ter, lean house, Witham road, Spalding King Mrs.. 'i Witham place, Boston bank east, Boston Laming Mrs. Whitsed, 25 Pinchbeck King Rt. Clifden ho. Moulton,Spalding Knapp Rev. Sheldon, Sntton-<Jn-Sea road, Spalding King Robert, Orledge villas,Winsover Knapp Rev. Thomas Lloyd M.A. The Lammie W. 28 Sleaford rd. Boston road, Spalding Yicarage, Threckingham, Folknghm Larnmirnan "Miss,Hundleby rd.Spilsby King Robert, Weibourn hall, Lincoln Knapton A. Haldenby park, Ludding- Lammiman Robert, Ludford Parva, King Robt. B. Dudley rd. Grantham ton, Garthorpe Market Rasen King Waiter, 183 'Burton rd. Lincoln Knapton Fras. W. Nth. Kelsey, Lincoln Lamming J. 2 Littlt!field la.. Grimsby King W . .!.shfield,Nettlebam rd.Lincln Knapton Thomas Charles, Clapham Lamming John .A.rthur,Linden cottage, King William, Louth park, Louth house, North Kelsey, Lincoln Appleby, Doncaster King W. s Rock ter.Scotgate,Stamfrd Knight Rev. Fras. Hy. Greville M . .!.. Lamming Mrs. 143 Eastga.te, Louth King William Henry, Deeping St. The Rectory, Leadenham, Lincoln .Lamming Rt. 38 Hewwn rd. Lincoln James, Peterborough Knight Rev. Hy. Wynya.rd M . .A.. Rec- Lemming Thomas, Nettleton villa, Kingam John, Newport, Lincoln · tory, Laceby, Grimsby Queen's parade, Grimsby Kingston George P. Iogleside, Pinch- Knight Harold 0. Westfield road, Lamplough Mrs. 10 Belgrave terrace, beck street, Spalding B1rton-on-Humber Chantry lane, Grimsby Kingston William, 7 Elm terrace, Knight Henty, JB Casterton rd. Stamfrd Lamport (,'hM. roa, .A.lbion st. Spalding North road, Bourne Knight Hy. K. 26 Northgate, Sleaford Lancaster A.nguB H~hrey, Kirming- Kinnis Mr!l. Westwood house, Rise- "!{night H. W. 6 Tinwell rd.Stamford ton, Brockleosby holme road, Lincoln Knight Hiram, 'the Cottage, London I...ancaster A.. G. 7fJ High s-t. Bo.ston Kinryett Harry, The Bungalow, Swal- rnad. Sleaford Lane&'>-ter Mrs. We;;t view, Caistor lowbeck, Bracebridge, Lincoln Knight Horace, 59 Dudley rd.Grnthm Lall{)B.Ster Yrs . .!.. 3 Haven bnk Bost-on Kirby George, Waddingham villa, Knioht John, 30 Scotgate, Stamford Land William, Oaklands, Dudley rd. Kirton-in-Lindsey Kni~ht Miss, The Limes, Westgate, Grantham Kirby George C.' Tyne house, St. Louth I.a.nders John. Ohe;;terford house, Catherine's, Newark road, Lincoln Wrawby, Brigg LINC.3. 42:11 .
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