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ESSEX. [ KELLY's Farmers-Continued 614 FAR ESSEX. [ KELLY'S FARMERs-continued. Colyer John, Good Easter, Ohelmsford Craig Allan, Arden hall, Horndon-on- Olarke George, Purleigh, Maldon Oook J. Ga1leywood corn. Chelmsford the-Hill, Grays Olarke H. White's pI. Margaretting, Oook William E. Martin's farm, Hut- Oraig Andrew, Greenacre farm, Stock, Ingatestone RS.O ton, Brentwood Ingatestone RS.O Clarke J.Flowers hall,Toppesfld.Halstd Cooper OharIes, Broad ditch, Bad- Craig Hugh, Lower park, Havering- Clarke James, South Shoebury hall, winter, Saffron WaIden atte-Bower, Romford Shoeburyness S.O Oooper Edgar, Little Bromley hall & Craig Hugh, Paslow hall, High Ongar, Clarke Nathaniel, Lodge farm, Up- Mulley's farms, Little Bromley hall, Ongar 8.0 per Dovercourt, Harwich Manningtree Craig James, sen. Barnard's farm, Clarke R.Ashen, Glare R.S.O.(Snffolk) Cooper F. Block's farm, Hatfield,Harlw East Horndon, Brentwood Olarke W. B. Tye fm. Peldon, Colchstr Cooper Frederick, Ashen, Clare R.S.O..Oraig James, Fitzjohn's, Halstead Clarkll William, Bridge foot, Great (Suffolk) & Ashen Hall & Highfield Cr'lig James, jun. Little Tilling-ham East~n, Dunmow hall, Tilbury hall, Childerditch, Brentwood Clay Edwin,Littlebury, Saffron Waldn Cooper G. F. Heath, Hatfield, Harlow Craig Robert, Crondon. park, Stock, Olayden Oharles, PentoD hall, Manu- Cooper Henry 1Villiam, Folly farm, Ingatestone R.S.O den, Stansted R.S.O London road, Leigh S.O Craig Thomas, Toppesfield, Halstead Clayden Harry,Parsonage farm, Steeple Oooper Robert, Hockley S.O Oraig William, Toppesfield, Halstead Bumpstood, Have.rhill Oooper Sidney (poultry), Rettendon Orane James &; James WilIiam, Old Clayden John, Free Roberts, Great common, Chelmsford England, Little Warley, Brentwood Sampford, Braintree Oooper William, Malting green, Great Crane J ames, Bollen's, Great ""VarIey, G'laydenW.Breach Barnes,Wlthm.Abby Oakley, Harwich Brentwood Clayden William, Maynard's farm, Cooper William Percy, South heath, Crane Samuel, .A.rnold's farm, Lam- Waltham Abbey Great Bentley, Colchester bourne, Romford Claydon George, Ludham hall, Black Coote James W. Small gains, Dengie, Crane Thomas, Forest house, Wood- Notley, Braintree Southminster R.S.O side, North Weald, Epping Cleary Edwd.Fordham hth. Oolchester Ooppen George, Whalebone farm, Oranmer Edwin J. Kelvedon R.S.O Olemance William & Newman Herbt. Becontree Heath, Romford Crawford Daniel, •Lawness farm, Bil- Weir farm, Rayleigh S.O . Ooppen Thomas L. Whalebone farm, le-ricay R.S.O Cloke Robert, Ourtis's farm, Nazeing, Ohadwell Heath RS.O Crawford Hugh, Hockley S.O Waltham Oross Oomell In. Gt. Baddow, Ohelmsford Crawford Hugh,Smith's farm, .A.shing- Clover Ebenezer & 00. Dedham, 001- Oornell W.Seward's end,Saffron Waldn don, Rochford S.O chester Oornwall Charles, Hill farm, Hadstock, Orawford Thomas, Great Sutton, Cochrane G.Stoke's hll.Althorne,Maldn Cambridge Hornchurch, Romford Oock D.R.Brick ha. We.Mersea,Olchstr Coster uacob, Drinkwater, Bradwell- Crawford W. Houds,Fordharn,Oolcbstr Oock William Fuller, Hole farm, Cor- on-Sea, Southrninster R.S.O Orawley .A.. The Yews, Hadstock,Ombdg nish Hall End, Braintree Cotte~ Frederick William, ArdleiO"h, Crawley Samuel, Hall farm, Had- Oocks F.GHeybridge ml.Heybdg.Mldn Colchester t:> stock, Oambridge Oocks WilIiam Barrett, Tolleshunt Cottee Mark, Gt. Totham, Witham Orees Samuel, Tudwick, Tolleshunt Major, Witham Oottis Arthur, Tollesbury, Witham D'.A.rcy, Witham Ooe Abraham, Little Map~estead,Hlstd Oottis Oharles, Tolles1ury, 1Vitham Oresswell Arthur, Trotter's f:um, Coe Abraham, Upper Goulds, Ooubrough John, Ooleraines, Little Southchurch, Southend Alphamstone, Oolchester Baddow, Ohelmsford Cresswell H. Highlnds.Mayland, Maldn Ooe Ohas. Sible Hedingham, Halstead Oourtauld Miss K. Mina, Knights, Crichton Mrs. J. Sandon haIl,"'Ohlmsfrd Ooe Felix, Gooch's farm, Pentlow, Oolne Engaine, Earls Oolne R.S.O Orisp J. House hall, Thaxted,Dunmw SUdbury (Suffolk) Oourtmann William,O'rabbs farm, Hat· Croft Joseph, Waldegrave farm, Wid- Ooe Hesketh, Sth.Ockendon, Romford field, Witham dington, Newport S.O Ooe John, Burnt House farm, Oourtnall Spencer, Griggs farm, Bul. Cronin David, Hullett's farm,Pilgrim's Stebbing, Chelmsford mer, Sudbury (Suffolk) Hatch, Brentwood Coe N. Dalvyn's, Gestingthorpe,Halstd Oousins Oharles, Abrams farm, Great Orook Henry Charles & Son, Wakes Ooldham Oharles R. Bridge Foot Tey, Kelvedon R.S.O Colne, Earls Oolne R.S.O farm, Hatfield, Harlow Cousins G. J enkins, Stisted, Braintree OropIey Sam!' Lawford, Manningtree Coldridge Thomas, Ourrey, Bradwell· Oousins George, Boreham, Chelmsfrd Oross .A.rthur & John, Jordan's farm, on-Hea, Southminster R.S.O Oousins Geo. LonO" green, Oressing, Mountnessing, Brentwood Cole Allen Charles, Low street, Braintree l:> Cross George Herbert, Lee wick, St. West Tilbury, Tilbury S.O Oousins John, Gatehouse, Great Osyth, Colchester {;ole E. West Hanningfield, Ohlmsfrd Leighs, Ohelmsford Oross Hy. Barling, Shoeburyness S.O Oole Edmund Joseph, Mount Thrift Cousins Thomas, Gressing lodge, Ores· Cross Pearl, Waldegraves & Haycock's farm, East Horndon, Brentwood sing, Braintree . farms, West Mersea, 'colchester Oole George, Avey Lane farm, High Ooutts John, Lodge farm, Woodham Cross Rt. Hill ho. St.Osyth,Oolchestr Beech, Loughton S.O Ferrers, Chelmsford Cross Robert Franks, Frowick hall, -Cole Henry, Heron ho. East Horndon, OOWboroullh vVm. Thomas, Washes, St. Osyth, Colchester Brentwood; & at Dunton, Brentwd Asheldham, Southrninster R.S.O Orouch James, Freeman's farm, Toot Cole Henry, Walnut Tree farm,Low st. Oowell Frederick, Battles hall, Manu. hilI, Ongar 8·9 1Vest Tilbury; & at East Tilbury &. den, Stansted R.S.O Crouch J. Radwmter, Saffron Walden Orsett, Grays S.O Cowell Henry, Gate farm, Tolleshunt Crow Geo. Little Garnetts, Dunm?w Oole Herbert, BUlphan, Romford Major, 1Vitham Crowe George, Maple croft, Nazemg, Cole Mrs. J. Miller's farm, Smith's Oowell J. Lightfoots fm. Roydon, Ware WaItham Cross . green, Debden, Saffron Walden Oowell J. Manuden hall, Stansted Oroxan A. B. & A. W. Burnham S.O Cole Philip, Billericay R.S.O R.S.O Croxon C. H. Hazeleigh, Maldon Coleman Frank, 'Pump farm, Kelve- Cowell Peter Giblin, The Roos, Saf- Oroxon O. H. Bowerman, Beddings, don Hatch, Brentwood fron Walden Tillingham, Southminster R.S.O Ooleman Mrs. Frank, Woodside green, Cowell WiIliam Palmer, Elmdon Lee Crozier Felix, Littley green, Ford end, Great Hallingbury,Bishop Stortford farm, Elmdon, Saffron Walden Chelmsford Coleman H. Hill ho. Netteswell,Harlow Oowlin Chas. Briton's hall, Chignal, Oullen Brothers, Clark's farm, Kelve- Ooleman J. F.Bury fm.Netteswll.Hrlw Ohelmsford don R.S.O CoIina Fred,Pennyfeathers & Trevitts, Oox .A.rt,hur, Debden, Saffron Walden Cullen Francis John, Oliver's farm, High Roothing, Dunmow & Moun- Cox Reuben (exors. of), Garnett's Witham tain's farm, Dunmow farm, Dunmow Oullen James, Woodham hall, Wood- OoIlenA.Hackney Stud fm.Saffrn.Wldn Oox WaIter, Rook end, Debden, ham Ferrers, Ohelmsford Oollier Edward, Bead's Hall farm, Saffron Walden Cumbers George, Woodwards, Mount- Pilgrims Hatch, Brentwood Oox W. Henry, Elms & Ooldharbour nessing, Brentwood Oollingridge Henry, Oyprus house, farms, Grea.t Oanfield, Dunmow Oumbers J. Laindon, Billericay R.S 0 Rayne, Braintree Ooxshall Frank, Spencer farm,Seward- Cumbers WiIliam, Brick House farm, Oollins W.BushFair ho.Latton,Harlow stone, Chingford Shenfield, Brentwood Oollis Mrs. Susannah, Hill farm, Peb- Orabb Albt. Tollesbunt Major, Withm Oumbers Wm. Th.Js. Durrant's ·farm, marsh, Bures RS.O. (Suffolk) Orabb Robert, Little Thorn hall, Margaretting, Ingatestone RS.O Oollyer Thomas, Parker's farm, Theydon Garnon, Epping Ourrie Mrs. Ann, Eastbrook end, Abbess Roothing, Ongar S.O Oracknell George (exors. of), Falcon Dagenham, Romford Colman WilIiam, Garlands, Steeple hall, Goldhanger, Witbam Currie J. Manor fm. Dagenham,Romfd Bumpstead, Haverhill (Suffolk) CrackneU Samuel, Brickhouse fann, Curtis Arthur, Hazleton farm, Green- Colman William Thomas, Winchlow Ramsden Bellhouse,Billericay R.S.O ·stead, Colchester hall, ReDlpstead, Saffron Walden Ourtis Oharles ;Henry, Rayleigh 8.0.
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