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Lt& Hutchinson Wm ~" ESTMOBLA.ND,) TRADES. lT& Hutchinson Wm. Harrisdn, Slough, 'Kendal W. Natland pk.Natland,Kendl Leach Wa.lter, Ra.venstonedale, New- Docker, Kendal Kendall John, Melkinthorpe, Penrith biggin-on-Lune " Hutton Joshua J. Farleton, Carnforth Kendall William, Low Common mire, Leach William .Alien, jun_ Fir trees, Hutton Wm. New ho. Patton, Kendal Preston Richard, Kendal Stainmore north, Kirkby Stephen Idle George, Murton, Appleby Kendall W. Mitchelland, Crook,Kendl Leak Mrs. A. Troutbeck, Windermere . Idle William, Storth, Hilton,Appleby Kersey J. The Hall, Sandford, Warcop Leeming Alfred, Plnmtree house_ Inman E. Espford,Crosthwaite,Kendal Kersey T. J. Hawkrigg,Colby,Appleby Brigsteer, Kendal Inman J. Draw well, Lyth,Milnthorpe Key Thomas William, Old Hall farm, Leeming Thomas, High Cham ben Inman Robert, Over Woodhouse, Casterton, Kirkby Lonsdale tenement, Brigsteer, Kenda.l Heversham, Milnthorpe Kidd John, Beckgate head, Barbon, Leighton John, 8hap lnman Thomas, Milton moor, Preston Kirkby Lonsdale Lewis Bobert, Low house, Hutton Richard, Milnthorpe Kidd John, Church Brough, Kirkby Roof, Kirkby Lonsdale Ion M. Grange, Bampton, Penrith Stephen Lisle Dixon, Bovill house, Newbig­ Ireland Jonathan, Stone riggs, Hil- Kidd Jn. Low Longmire, Windermere gin-on-Lun& ton, .Appleby Kilburn M. Soulby, Kirkby Stephen Lisle Ralph, Cross bank, Bavenston&- Ireland Richard, Whasset, Beetham, Kipling Christopher, Bleatarn, W arcop dale, ll.iewbiggin-on-Lune Milnthorpe Kipling Christopher, Bampson, Stain- Little Geo. Scarside, Orton, Tebay Irving E. De Vere, Stone croft, Shap more South, Kirkby Stephen Little Mrs. M. Hackthorpe, Penrith Irving Mrs. I. Howgate house,Soulby, Kipling Fdk. Gt. Musgrave, Penrith Littlefair James, Burtree, Little Asby, Kirkby Stephen Kipling George, Little Asby, Appleby Apple by Irving John,Town end, Clifton,Penrth Kipling Joseph, Clockeld, Asby Win- Livick I. Barnskew, Beagill, Shap Irving Tom, Forest hall, Fawcett derwath, Appleby Livick Jn. Little Strickland, Penrith Forest, Kendal Kipling William, Milburn, Carlisle Longmire Ht>nry, Midworth, Brether- Irving WHliam, Burrells, .A.ppleby K.irkbride Isaac, Belfield, Bowness, dale, Tebay Irving William Robinson, White Stone Windermere Longmire Mrs. Mary A. Rayne,Tebay house, Newby, Penrith Kirkbride Mrs.M.Low Stennerskeugh, Longmire Mrs. Mary Ann, Beckside, Jackson J. & Henry, Trainriggs, Ravenstonedale, Newbiggin-on-Lune Crook, Kendal Kirkby Stephen Kirkbride Ralph, Flass, :&avenstone- Longrigg Geo. Reagill grange, Shap Jackson Adam, Shap dale, Newbiggin-on-Lune Longstaff G. Soulby, Kirkby Stephen Jackoon Bowness, Halligill, Asby K!rkbride Thomas, Barugh, Tebay Longstaff John, Smithfield, Little Winderwath, .Appleby Kirkbride William H. Helton, Penrith Musgrave, Penrith Jackson G. Town foot, Roundthwaite Kirkby Joseph, Limefitt, Troutbeck, Lowis Mrs. Jam~ & Son, Rayside, Jackson Gemge, Dale Foot, Brether- Windermere .Rosgill, Shap Lowis Mrs. Mary .Ann &; Joseph, Her- dale, Tebay Kitchen C. Croft head, Hugill,Kendal mitage, Shap Jackson George, Town End, Little Kitchen George, Tirril, Penrith Lowis J. Hoff Lunn, Drybeck,Appleby AsLy, Appleby Kitchen Mrs. Isabella, Oddendale & Lowis James, New Field, Tebay Jackson J. Howe 1o. Lyth, Milnthorpe Slacks, Crosby Ravensworth, Shap Low is J n.jun. Hall, Bampton, Penrith Jackson J. M. Haverbrack,Milnthorpe Kitchen J. Temple Sowerby, Penrith Lowis John, The Hall, Rosgill, Shap Jackson James, High Griseburn, Kitchen Richard, Helsfell hall, Kendal Lowis J sph. Hartley, Kirk by Step hen Asby Coatsforth, Appleby Kitchen T. Wyebourne, Reagill, Shap Lowis Richard, Keld, Shap Jackson James, Row, Lyth,Milnthorpe Kitchen Thos. Ploverigg, Reagill,Shap Lowis Bobert, Sunbiggin, Tebay Jackson John, Annie Garth, Martin- Kitchen William, Barrows green, Lowis W. High Cocklake &; New dale, Penrith Crosscrake, Kendal houses, Tebay Jackson John, Greenside, Hincaster, Kitchen William, Little Bowstone, Lowis William, Wreay, Shap Milnthorpe Burneside, Kendal Lowthian J oseph &; George, Garthorn Jackson Jn. Newlands, Knock,Abbleby_ Kitching Edmund, Low house, Low hall, Asby Winderwath, Appleby Jackson JDshua, Roans, Maulds Mea- Hartsop, Penrith Loll thian Thomas, Winder hall, Btu­ burn, Shap Kitching Jn. Old field, Docker, Kendal ton, Tirril, Penrith JacksQn Matthew Allan, Cross Bar Kitching Richard, Hellsfell hall, Win- Lucas Edward, Thornyslack, Skela­ view, Soulby, Kirkby Stephen dermere road, Kendal mergh, Kendal Jackson Miles, Narthwaite, Raven- Kitching Robert, Borrowdale head, Lund Christr. Halhead farm, Kendal stonedale, Newbiggin-on-Lune Fawcett Forest, Kendal .i\Iabling James, High Haverfiatta, Jackson Richd. Gt. Strickland,Jienrth Kitching T.Measand,Bampton,Penrith Heversham, Milnthorpe Jackson Richd. Mea1ly Syke, Penrith Knowles R. Bank ho. Selside, Kendal McCrone Robert, Newby, Penrith Jackson Richard, Moor End,. Hutton Ladds Jas. Little Strickland, Penrith McEwen Thomas, Turk's head, Greai Roof, Kirkby Lonsdale Lamb J oseph, Melkinthorpe, Penrith Musgrave, Penrith Jackson Richard, Yew tree, Hutton Lamb Matthew Mattinson, Church McGuffie J. High Burtergill, Warcop Roof, Kirkby Lonsdale Brough, Kirkby Stephen Machell Henry, Grayrigg foot, Gray­ Jackson Robert, Butterwick, Bamp- Lamb Thos. Helbeck, Kirkby Stephen rigg, Kendal ton, Penrith Lambert Brothers, Greenside, Lupton, Machell John, Bowbank, Skelsmergh, Jackson S. Ladying, Winton, Kirkby Kirkby Lonsdale Kendal Stephen Lambert Frederick Matthew, Harbour ~lachell John, Fargarth, Tebay Jackson S. Town foot, Tebay flatts, Murton, Appleby Machell Mrs. Mary, Hyning, Whin­ Jacks:mW.Bank end,Sandford,Appleby LamlMrt Jas. Kirkby Thore, Penrith fell, Kendal Jackson W. Hawes, Helsington, Kendl Lambert Robert Wilson, Low Burter- Machell Thomas, Grassriggs, Killing­ Jackson William, Bolton hall, Perrnth gill, Warcop ton, Kirkby Lonsdale Jackson Mrs. William, Crabstack, Lambert William, Bolton, Penrith Macht>ll William, Kerfit hall, Caster- Maulds Meaburn, Shap Lancaster Th<>mas & John, Hallgarth, ton, Kirkby Lonsda.le Jackson Wm. Elterwater, Ambleside Great Musgrave, Penrith Mandle Mrs. Mary, .Askbam, Penrith Jackson William, Oaks farm, Kirk- Lancaster Edwd. Chambers tenement, Mansergh Thomas, Lanefoot, Kendal stone road, Ambleside Brigsteer, Kendal Mark G. Moss side, Holme, Carnforth James James R. Lorriener yeat, Pres- Lancaster Hy. Frost Thwaite, Kendal Mark George, Bowes lodge, Wither- ton Richard, Kendal Lancaster J_ College green, Levens. slack, Grange-over-Sands James Mrs. Sarah, Jack Dyke, Cli- Kendal Mark Thomas, Lowwood, Witherslack. burn, Penrith Lancaster James Crosby, Skygarth, Grange-over-Sands James Stephen, Kit Ridding, Lnpton, Temple Sowerby, Penrith Marsden John, Garnett houses, Win­ Kirkby Lonsdale Lancaster Richard, Witherslack, ster, Windermere Jameson Joseph & Thomas, Cracken- Grange-over-Sands Marston James, Sampool plain, thorpe, .Appleby Langhorn E. The Rockery, Sonlby, Levens, Milnthorpe Jennings Mrs. Henry, Long well, Sel- Kirkby Stephen Martin Mrs. Hannah &; Sons, Knipe side, Kendal Langhorn J.E. Soulby,Kirkby Stephn hall, Bampton, Penrith Jennings James, Low Biggersbank, Langhorn William, Raw green, Hnt- Martin George, Town end, Wither­ Selside, Kendal ton-i'-th'-Hay, Kendal lllack, Grange-over-Sands Johnson David, Milburn, Oarlisle Langley Thomas H. Brinns, Shap Martin Jonathan, Helton. Penrith Johnson Geo.Fell plain,Crook, Kendal Lattin John, Hall, Morland, Penrith fartin William, Barker knott, Bo..,. Johnson Nathan B. High Broad Law George, Tranmoor, Ravenstone- ness, Windermere rayne, Grasmere dale, Newbiggin-on-<Lune Martindale B.Crake hall,Selside,Kendl Johnson Rd.Crosby Ravensworth,Shap Laycock Thomas, Knocking Tofts, Martindale Edward, Fellgarth,Caster­ Johnston Thomas, Knock, Appleby Church Brongh, Kirkby Stephen ton, Kirkby Lonsdale Jolley R. L.Hotridding,KirkbyLonsdle ~ach W. Alien, sen. Ledder howe, Martindale George, Askew green, Kelly Harry, Birkrigg park, Preston • Litsgarth &; Long Oragg, St&inmore Witherslack, Grange..over-Banda Richard, Kendal :Yorth, Kirkby Stephen .
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