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TRA.DES DIRECTORY.] CAMBRIDGESHIRE. FAR 157 -Titchmarsh L.32 Regent st.Cambridg FANCY REPOSITORmS. Aves John, Gt. Wilbraham, Cambridge Tuttle J. & Co. Haddenham, Ely S 1_ B Z' TIT l R 't' Aves William, Cberry Hinton,Cambrdg Tuck Frederick, High street, Chatteris ee aWJo er In J'J' 00 epOSl. ones. Aves William, !sleham, Soham *WatkilUlOn Edward, High st. March AndersonRobt.8Blackfriarsrd.Wisbech Avey Thomas, Cbippenham, Soham Webb Tbos.Swaffham Prior, Cambridge Asbworth John, 6 Cornbill, Wisbech Ayres Matthew, Fen, Littleport, Ely Webster Robert, Gamlingay. Sandy Bates John Thomas B. Hi~h st. March Ayres M. jun. Burnt fen, Pricklow, Ely Weldon & Sons, High street, March Brackenbury Mrs. MaryAnn, 18 Church Ayres William, Stuntney causeway,Ely WhiclJello Mrs. Lydia. Bourn,Cambridg terrace, Wisbech Bacon Edward D. Kirtling,Newmarket Whitehead Mrs. John, Whitmorestreet, BurfordJ.28Trumpingtonst.Cambridge Bacon Obed, Kirtling, Newmarket Wbittlesey Camp Misses Eliza, Anoie &; Mary,33 Bacon Thomas. Fridaybridge, Wisbech Wickes Mrs. Mary (fancy), 8! Sidney Regent street, Cambridge Badcock John, Reach, Cambridge street, Cambridge· Campkin Miss Mary, Melbourn,Royston Bailey Henry, Witchford, Ely Wilkin Benjamin, Over, St. Ives Carter George, Linton, Cambridge Bailey !F;BaC, Burwell, Cambridge Winters Mrs. Mary Ann, Wisbech road, ChambersMis!lA.Cottenbam,Cambridge Bailey James Albert, Westfield house, Welney, Wisbech . Clark MissesM.A.&C.Cburcb~e.Soham Ely; &. at Chittisbam Worsnop Mrs. Louisa, Sutton, Ely GreatheadT.W.18King's par.CambridA'e Bailey J obn & Son, Wicken, Sobam Young John, Syer'slane, Whittl~y Hives Miss Eleanor, High street, March Bailey Josepb, Wicken, Soham DRAPERS' STATIONERY Jobnson Cbarles, High street, Ely Bailey M1'8.M.WestWickbam,Cambrdg Jobnson Miss Susannah, High st. Soham Balrer John, Meldreth, Royston WAREHOUSE. Morton M1'8.Eliza,lIMarketpl.Wisbech Baker Tbomas, Bartoo, Cambridge Clements &. Newling, drapers' stationers, Parker Robt. 9 & 9A, Bridgest. Wisbech Baker William, Stapleford, Cambrid~e account book makers, gum ticket, Pink John, 5 Union street, Cambridge BaldersonJ.Knarfen,Thorney,Peterbro' window tieket, drapers' paper bag Prior Mrs.Mary,24 Sussex st.Cambridge Balderson Thomas, Wisbech road, warehouse (list of prices free), 96 SmithJonn. High causeway, Whittlesey Thorney, Peterborough Wood street, Cbeapside, London e.c Spenceley Mrs. Lucy Emma. Main Baley Richard Cberrington, Singlesole, street, Littleport, Ely Thorney, Peterborough DRESSMAKERS. Springfield Mrs. J. 15 High st. Wisbech Ball Salisbury, Burwell. Cambridge See Milliners t Dressmakers. Staples Misses E. & K. Bridge st. Sobam Banks Benjamin, Gt.Eversden,Cmbrdg DRILL OWNERS Staples Miss Eliza, Bridge st. Soham Banks Charles, Wimpole, Royston • Tyler Misses M. &; A. Highst. March Banks John, Childerley, Cambridge See AgriJJultural Machine Owners. Underwood John, High street. March BanksJohn, Great Evesden,Cambridge DRYSALTERS WiltshireMrs.M.A.8Rosecres.Cambrdg Banks Joseph, Fordham house, Soham • Banyard Thomas, Fen Ditton,Cambrdg Dawbarn &; Sons, 18 to 22 Market FARMERS & FARMBAILIFFS Ban}·ard William,Horning&ea,Cambrdg place, Wisbech; kat Broad st.March • Barber WiIliam, Fodder fen, Soham DYERS & SCOURERS Farmers. Barker Ingle, Over, St. Ives • Barker Joseph, Over, St. Ives Baines Alfred, 4 Downing st. Cambridge Abbott Jacob, Graveley, Huntingdon Barlow Joseph, West fen, March Elmore Alfred, Gracious st. Whittlesey Ablett Jabez, Wbaddon, Royston Barlow Thomas, Wisbeeh road, March Forscutt Mrs. Ann,2 Silver st. Wisbech Adams WiIliam, Wimblington, March Barnard John, Haslingiield, Cambridll:e Harris James, Broad street, Ely Adams WiIliam A. Fulbourn, Cambridge Barnard Joseph, Haslingfield,Cambrdg Haylock Edwd. Cbas.agent forJ. Pullar Ainger WiIliam, Cottenham, Cambridge Bames James, Caldecot, Cambridge & Sons, dyers, Perth, High st.March Akins Robert, Brig-gate, Wbittlesey Barratt Wm. Turves,Coates,Peterboro' Holmes Zachariah, 2 Corn Exchange Alderman John, Causeway, Thorney, Barrett James, Arnold'sla. Wbittlesey street, Cambridge Peterborough Barrett J•.iull. EAst Delph, Whittlesey Pont Thol!. Hen. 2 Union st. Cambridge Anen George, Long Stowe, Cambridge Barrett WilIiam, New road, Whittlesey Alien George,WestWickbam,Cambridge Barrow Richd.Dulliogham,Newmarket ENGINEERS-CIVIL. AlIen John, Gt. Wilbraham, Cambridge BartingaleJohn,Cottenham,Cambridge LUDn Robert, Hurst lane, March Alien Levi, Thorney, Peterborough Bartle W. Bla.ckwing, Prickwillow,Ely Smith Arthur Keen, Pratt st. Soham Alien Riebd. Guilden Morden. Royston Bass Jobn, Glassmoor, Whittlesey Tomlison Henry, 4 Bene't st. Cambridge AlIen WilIiam, Clay street, Soham Bates David,West fen,Coates,Peterbro' AlIen William, Manea, March Bates J. Cross drove,Coates,Peterboro' ENGINEERS -MECHANICAL. Allwood WilIiam, Melbourn, Royston Bates T. BassenhalIy moor, Whittlesey Armitage &. Ruston, Station road, Cbat- Ambrose C. C.Swatrham Prior,Cambdge Bates Thomas, Upwell, Wisbech teris. See advertisement Ambrose Cole, Stuntney hall, Ely Bates Tomble80n, Welney, Wisbech Asplen Bernard, Foxton, Royston AmbroseG.LittleWilbrabam,Cambridge Bates William, Duncomb's corner, Barron Edwin, Melbourn, Royston Ambrose Ricbd. Bottisham, Cambridge Coates, Peterborough Chcnery Thomas, Wisbech road, March Ambrose W.Swaft"bam Prior,Cambridge Batterson Ephraim,Impington,Cmbrdgo Cocks WaIter E. Bassingbourn, ROy8ton AmbroseW.C.Stow-cum-Quy,Cambdge Batterson William, Girton, Cambridge Davey John, Nene iron works, Lever· Anderson Richard, Orwell, Royston Buter Henry, Leverington, Wisbech ington road, Wisbech Andrew John, Causeway, March Baxter John, Waterbeach, Cambridge Dellar Charles, Melbourn, Royston Andrews Henry M. Litlington. Royston Baxter J oseph, Waterbeach, Cambridge 1"y80n Chas. John, Paddock st. Soham Andrews Samuel, Murrow, Wisbech Bays Henry, Slade end, Chatteris Goodman John, Whittlesey road, March Andrews Samuel, Norwood side, Marcb Bays Isaac, Doddinw;on, March Goude Henry, Syers lane, Whittlesey Andrews Thomas, Slade end, Chattens Bays Jobn, Slade end, Chatteris Graven James, Broad street, Ely Andrews Wm. Tydd St. Giles, Wisbech BaysMrs.MaryAnn,Doddington,March Headly James Ind, Mill I'd. Cambridge Angood Johnson, Smart'slane,Chatteris BeakleyC.J.Tonebam,Thomey,Petrbro' Lack Charles, Cottenbam, Cambridge An<Tood Josiah, Sutton, Ely Beale William,CberryHinton,Cambrdg Lee John, Tip's end, Welney, Wisbech Anker Abrabam, New road, Whittlesev Beales Bat.80n, Gt.Wilbraham,Cambrdg Maynard Rt.jun.Whittlesfrd.Cambridge Arber Charles, Burwell, Cambridge ~ Beales Samuel, Ickleton,SaffronWaldn Nixon Francis, Gt. Eversden,Cambridge Arbour WiIliam, Glass moor, Whittlesey Beard William, Hive end, Chatteris Redbouse Joseph, BaJsham, Cambridge Arey WillialIl, Reacb, Cambrid~e Be art John William, Copes hill, Wilkerson Saml. Ba~singbourn,Royston Armstrong SamI. Shing-sy gate, Royston Welney, Wisbech Wilkinson William & 80n, Eagle iron AshbyCbas. H.LittleGransden,St.Neots Heart Morley, Welney, Wisbech works, Downham road, Ely Asbcroft Joseph, Croxton, St. Neots Beaton Edward, Fordham road, Soham Ashcroft Thomas, Croxton, St. Neots Beaton John, JUDo Cootes, Peterborough ENGINEER-TELEGRAPH. Ashton John, Munford field, Wisbech BeaumontJobnFelix,Whaddon,Royston AshtonEdwinE.Clarendon rd.Cambrdge St. Mary Beck George, West end, March ENGBAVERS Askew J onas, Willingham, St. Ivas Bedford Henry, Coates, Peterborough • Askew T. Bassenhally moor, WlJittlesey Bedford Robert, Eastrea, Peterborough Mills F. W. 13 Marketpass. Cambridge Aspland Isaac Aspland. Wicken, Soham Bedford Robt'rt, Sutton, Ely Morris Adam, 15 Rose eres. Cambrid~e Aspland Robert, jun. Bulllane, Soham 8eeby William. West fen, March . Morris MittS Adelaine, High street, Ely Asplin Charles, Over, St. Ives Beeton John, Wbittle!ley road, March Morris MissA.3&:.J5PettyCury,Cambdge Atkin William, Whittleseyroad, March Beeton William, Hake's farm, March Peak William, Cbri",t lane, Cambridge Aubin Henry, The Fen, Tydd St. Giles, Beeton Wm.jun.Whittlesey rd. March ESTATE AGENTS Wisbech Beeton W.J. Kirtling-, Newmarket S .A t L d R .to Eo t te Aubin Jonathan, Gorefield, Wisbecb Bellarrell Mrs. Elizabeth, Stone bridge, ee gen s- an, ouse ~ sa. Aubin T.TheFen,Tidd St.Giles,Wisbecb Thorney, Peterboroug-h EXCAVATORS' FLY TOOL MA. Austin Fisber, Barton, Cambridge BeharrelIJohn,EnglishDro,e,Thorney, ExIey Thomas, 30 Horse fair, Wisbech Aves Charles, Gt.Wilbraham. Cambrd!!" Peterbol'Ot1~h.
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