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382 Far Trades 382 FAR TRADES. ( CUMBERLA~ D, F ARHERS continued, Rae Robert, Syke Whinns (letten Relph Jo.mes, Pallet hill, Newbiggin, Poole W.Hall senna,Gosfrth.Holmrook thre>ugh Whitehaven), Harrington Penrith Poole William, Wath grove, Cleator Railton Edward, Old Town, High Relton John & William, Dryrigg, Poole William Clark, Moor house, Hesket, Carlisle Boltons, Carlisle Haile, Beckermet Railton Isaac, Gill, Motherby,Penrith Rennick William, High side, Emble­ Port_ous Thomas, .Allerby hall, Railton J. Limekiln nook, Southernby ton, Cockermouth .Ailerby, Bullgill bound, Hesket-Newmarket, Wigton Renwick Henry, Melbecks, Bassen­ Porteuus Walt. j un. Gilcrnx, Bullgill Rain John, Outhwaite, Renwick,Kirk- thwaite, Keswick Porter Isaac, Black how, Seascale oswald Renwick T. Mount Pleasant, Garri­ Porter J. The Gill, Kirklinton,Carlisle Raine E. Middle Skelgill, Alston gill, ~\lston Parter John, Colt close, Egremont Raine E. Low craig, Garrigill, Alston Richardson Mrs. Alice M. & Sons, Po-rter John, Culgaith, Carlisle Raine Edwd. Wanwood hill, Alston Coatlith hill, Alston Porter John, Kidbeck, Nether Was- Ralph William, Town gate,Threlkeld, Richardson Thomas & Miss Sarah, da\e, Gosforth Penrith Pencil mills, Watermillock, Penrith Porter John, Stonah, Legburthwaite, Ravell Mrs. Mary J. Bothel, Aspatria Richardson Geo. Low Gill ho. Alston Grasmere (W estmorland) Raven John & Miss Jane, Spout ho. Richardson George, W arwicksland, Porter T. Button Soil, Dacre, Penrith Bassenthwaite, Keswick Nichol Forest, Penton, Carlisle Portens J. Bolton Wood house, Raven Henry G. Plumbland, Aspatria Richardson Jacob, Well gill, Nent­ Boltons, Wigton Raven John Martin, Wood fal'II~, head, Alston Porthonse Miss Sarah Elizabeth, Whinfell, Cockermouth Richardson James, Barns & Sunny Ruckcroft, .Armathwaite Raven Leonard, Priestcroft, Allhal- rigg, Moat, Longtown Postlethwaite Bros.Meal bank,Gosfrth lows, Mealsgate Richardson Joseph, Gillerthwaite, Postlethwaite Jn.Middleton- pl.Carnfth Rawes Isaac & Jn. Stainton, Penrith Ennerdale, Cleator . Postlethwaite J oseph, Branthwaite, Rawlin~ J. Ennerdale, Cleator Richardson John, Bridekirk hall, Cockermouth Bawling Jonathan, Hollins, Bracken- Cockermouth Postlethwaite Mrs. Mary, Brighouse, thwaite, Cockermouth Richardson John, Hurlbarrow,Gosfrth Muncaster, Ravenglass Rawling Thomas, Lanthwaite green, Richardson John, Hutton Roof, Potter Mark & George, Croasdale, Brackenthwaite, Cockermouth Hesket-Newmarket, Wigton Ennerdale, Cleator Rawlings J. Hollings, Kelton,Carnfrth Richardson John, Seathwaite, Bor­ Potter Joseph R.D.C. & P.C. (chair­ Rawlings Jackson, 1\iosser mains, rowdale, Keswick man), Scale hill, Lazonby Cockermouth Richardson John, W oodhall, Hesket­ Potter Thos. Bustabeck bound,Dalston RJwlings . J onathan, Stone raise, Newmarket, ·wigton. Potter Thomas, Lime grove, Seberg- Threlkeld, Penrith Richardson J. Bewaldeth, Cockermth ham, Carlisle Rayson Mrs. E. NeVItown rd. Carlisle Richardson Joseph, Greenrigg, Cald­ Potter T. The Hall, Gatesgill,Dalston Rayson Jn. Greysouthen, Cockerrnth beck, Wigton Potter W., J.P. Old Parks,Kirkoswald Read George. Farlam hill, Farlam, Richardson J oseph, Hayton Brow, Potts J. & J. Friarhill, Solport,Rowel- Brampton junction, Carlisle West Newton, Aspatria town, Carlisle Read J. P. Cob end, Nenthead, Alstn Richardson Mrs. M.Laversdale,Carlsle Potts Abraham M. Low & High Park Read Thomas William, Longburgh, Richardson Natha.n, Low plains, Cal­ foot, Bellbank, Roweltown, Carlisle Burgh-by-Sands, Carlisle thwaite, Carlisle Potts J. Oakshaw, Roadhead, Carlisle Reay Mrs. E. Howgate, Frizington Richardson Philip, Low Cotehill, Potts Thomas, Highburn foot, Road­ Reay George,Longthwaite nook,Wigtn Cotehill, Carlisle head, Carlisle Rt>a.y George Edward, Nether Onset, Richardson Mrs. R. Cotehill, Carlisle Potts Thomas, }loscow, Alston Hethersgill, Carlisle Richardson Rd., Drumburgh, Carlisle Powe James, Croft Morris, Moresby, Reay James, Moor Cockhall, West Richardson Robert, Park, Alston White haven Scaleby, Carlisle Richardson Robert N. Cotehill,Easby, Powe John, Carlet on, Egremont Reay John, Old hall, Nichol Forest, Carlisle Powley Christopher,Ins Cottage farm, Pentou, Carlisle Richardson T. The Wreay, Wigton Threlkeld, Penrith Reay Mrs. Shankbridge end, Staple­ Richardson Thomas, Ashgill, Garri­ .Preston Edward. Holme cot. Ulpha, ton, Roweltown, Carlisle gill, Alston Broughton-in-Furness ·(Lanes) Reay Robt. High house & Southwaite Richardson Thomas, Moorhouse,Kirk­ Preston Joseph, Hoghouse hill, New- park, Southwaite, Carlisle bampton, Carlisle biggin, Penrith · Reay Thomas, Low Gelt Bridge, Richardson Thomas, Rayson hall, Preston Robt. Hy. Corney, Carnforth Brampton, Carlisle Ousby, Langwathby Preston T. Grange, Edenhall, Lang­ Reay William, .Allan grove, Head's Richardson Thomas, Tarnrigg moor, wathby Nook, Carlisle Oulton, Wigton Preston William, Cragg, Birkby, Mun­ Reay Wm. Well Rash, Bolton,Carlisle Richardson T. Yeathouse rd.Frizingtn caster, Ravenglass Reay William, W oodhouses, Carlisle Richardson W. Ellenborough,Maryprt Preston Wm. Drumburgh, Carlisle Rebanks John, Great Salkeld, Penrith Richardson Wm. Brisco, Carlisle Preston Wm. Swinescales, Stoddah, Rebanks Wm. Grea.t Salkeld, Penrith Richardson Wm. Hazelhead, Wigton Penruddock, Penrith Redmayne Thomas, Whinfield ground, Richardson Mrs. William, Hill farm, Priestman John, Horrock wood, Ulpha, Broughton-in-Furness(Lancs) Waterhead. Gilsland, Carlisle W atermillock, Penrith Redshaw Jonathan, Parkhead, Road­ Richardse>n Wm. Swinside, Thwaites, Priestman Joseph, Howbeck house, head, Carlisle Broughton-in-Furness (Lanes) Hesket-Newmarket, Wigton Reed Arth. D. Baldwinholme, Carlisle Richardson William, Wintershields, Priestman Robert W. Howbeck, Hes- RPed B. The Lough & Manor house, .Askerton, Kirkcambeck, Carlisle ket-Newmarket, Wigton BriscQ, Carlisle Richardson William S. Dryburn, Gar- Pritt Miles, Far bk. Corney,Carnforth Reed James, Glasson, Burgh-by­ rigill, Alston · Pritt Thomas, Millstones, Bootle Sands, Carlisle Rickerby Mrs. Jane, Monl>hill, Beau­ Proctor T, Great Blencow, Penrith Reed Mrs.Jane, Pasture lane, Hesket- mont, Carlisle Proud George & J oseph, Farlam, Newmarket, Wigton , Rickerby John, Monkhill, Beaumont, Brampton junction, Carlisle Reed Jeremiah, Lawrence holme, Carlisle Proud Joseph & Henry, Waygill hill, Oulton, Wigton Rickerby Robert Lambert, Bascodyke Talkin, Brampton junction, Carlisle Reed Jn. Greenrigg, Caldbeck,Wigton head, Ainstable Low Quarter, Ar­ Proud Hy. Tree rd. Brampton,Carlsle Reed Joseph, Church house, Newton mathwaite Proud William, High fell, Farlam, Arlosh, Kirkbride Rickerby Thomas, Lees hill, Water­ Brampton junction, Carlisle Reed Mrs. Mary, Croft house, Great head, Low Row, Carlisle Pringle R. Longwath, Rosley, Carlisle Orton, Carlisle Ridley & Evans, Low Lonning, Far­ Purdham Mrs. Annie, Longburgh, Reed Thomas Pearson, Kirka.ndrews­ lam, Brampton Junction, Carlisle Burgh-by-Sands, Carlisle on-Eden, Carlisle Ridlt>y George, Goose green, Water­ Purdham J. Dian ho. Dundraw,Wigtn Reed William, Low Cotehill, Cote­ millock, Penrith Purdham Joseph, Shields, High hill, Carlisle Ridley H. Demesne, Carlatton,Carlsle Braithwaite, Carlisle Reid Adam, Wythop, Cockermouth Ridley Joseph, Low Longthwaite, Purdon Robert, Thorneymoor, Walton Reid Henry, Castle rigg, Distington, Watermillock, Penrith (Hi~h). Carlisle Workington Ridley M. Gelt side, Hayton, Carlisle Quayle John, Snellings, Egremont Reid James. Raughton, Dalston Ridley Matthew, Blunderfield, Staf- Quinn David, Middle Southfield, Win­ Reid Mrs. Mary, Howe hill, Garri­ field, Kirkoswald scales, W orkington gill, Alston Ridley Rt. Button Soil, Dacre,Penrth Rae Geo. Rob law hall, Aikton, Wigton Reid Thomas, Cu.mdivock, Dalston Ridley Thomas, Cardewlees, Carlisle Rae Robfrt. Stamford hill, Lowca, Reid Wilfrid, Croft house, Great Sal- Ridley Thos. Cowran, Hayton,.Carlisle Parton, Whitehaven keld, Penrith . Ridley Thomas, Townend, W atennil· lock, Penrith .
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