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Lincolnshire. Zim 747 COURT DIRECTORY.] LINCOLNSHIRE. ZIM 747 Wilkinson Miss, Nettleton, Caistor Wilson Mrs. 87E, Upgate, Louth Wt>rsley Rev. Canon Pennyman Warton 1\LA .• Wilkinson Mrs. Burgate, Barton-on-Humber Wilson Mrs. Weston hills, Weston, Spalding J.P. Little Ponton, Grantham Wilkinson Mrs. High st.Long Button, Wisbech Wilson Richard, 16 Watergate, Grantham Worth Charles, Reepham, Lincoln Wilkinson Richard Septimus D.L., J.P. Birk- Wilson Porter, Brackenborough lrlg. Louth Worth William, Cha.ntry lane,Great Grimsby holme, Corby, Grantham Wilson Rt.G.33Victoria ter. Skirbeck, Boston Worth Wm. Cotnam, Christie ho. Holbeach Wilkinson Samuel, 5 Lea ter. Gainsborough Wilson Robert William, 4 North par. Lincoln Wortley John Storry, North road, Bourn Wilkinson Thos. :Fewster, 1 Park viis. Lincoln Wilson Thomas, 28 Albert street, Brigg Wortley Miss, Morningside, Spilsby rd.Bostn Wilkinson Thos.Marshall, 6 Lindum rd.Lncln WilsonT.156Hainton st. Weelsby, Gt.Grimsby Wortley Mrs. Morningside, Spilsby rd.Boston Wilkinson Wm. 49 Trinity st. Gains borough Wilson Thomas, Whitton, Doncaster Wrangham Mrs. West cot. Drury la. Lincoln Wilk:inson William Wing, Hi Spurn View ter- Wilson William, 13 Beaumont villas, Lincoln Wray Capt. Cecil, The Hall, Thurlby, Ncwark race, Thrunscoe rd. Cleethorpes,Gt.Grimsby Wilson William, 90 Carholme road, Lincoln Wray David Clipson M. D. South par. Skegness Wilks Cuthbert, 34 Tentercroft st. Lincoln Win bolt Rev. Henry Holt B. A. Vicarage, Wray Jonathan, 76 Kidgate, Louth Willan Rev.Francis MilesM.A.Aubourn,Lncln Button St. Edmunds, Wisbech Wray Mrs. 7 Mareham road, Horncastle Willcock Mrs. Kingston terrace, Sleaford Windley Johnson, 23 Eastgate, Louth Wray Mrs. 3 Misdates row,GnRpelgate, Louth Willcox George, Gunby, Grantham Wing Joseph, Pen street, Boston Wray )lrs. Skirbeck, Boston Wil!ders Jn. W. Bleak ho. High st. Holbeach Wing Mrs. 37 Red Lion street, Boston Wray :Mrs. The Villa, Waddingbam, Kirton Willerton Henry Denby, Corby, Grantham Wingad Samuel, 16 Wellington st. Lincoln Lindsey R.S.O Willert<ln Thomas, 2 Nottingham terrace, Wingate John, 102 Carholme road, Lincoln Wren Joseph, Wide Bargate, Boston Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby Wingate Misses, Hundleby, Spilsby Wright Rev. Canon Arthur M. A., J.P. WilleyG. 222 Victor,st. New Clee,Gt.Grimsby Wingate Mrs. Hundleby, Spilsby Rectory, Coningsby, Boston Willey Joseph, 120 Upgate, Louth Wingate Thomas, Toynton house, Toynton Wright Rev. Jsph. B. A. East Halton, Ulceby Willey Miss, 7 West End villas, Stamford All Saints, Spilsby Wright Rev.Richard Franklin M. A. Vicarnge, Willey Mrs. Skendleby, Spilsby Winger Richard, 7 Norman place, Lincoln Wrangle, Boston Williams Rev. Canon WilliaiP John M. A. The Winks William, 66 The Park, Lincoln Wright Alfred, Humber Bank west, Barton- Vicarage, Gainsborough Winlaw Mrs. 43 West street, Boston on-Humber Williams Rev. Frederick Anthony, Grammar Winn Miss, Apple by hall, Doncaster Wright Chas. Bnrton cot. Spi!sby rd. Boston school, Lindum terrace, Lincoln Winn Miss Emrna, Apple by hall, Doncaster Wright Charles, jun. Witham bank, Boston Williams Rev. Henry B. A. Sutton-in-the- Winn Mrs. sen. Appleby, Doncaster Wright David, Pen street, Boston Marsh, Alford Winn Mrs. The Terrace, North street, Bourn Wright George, 91 Stirling street, New Clee, WilliamsA.L.TheCot.Wainf!t.AllSaintsR.S.O Winn Rowlanrl M.P., M.A., JJ.L., J.P. The Great Grimsby Williams Cyril John, Metheringham, Lincoln Hall, Appleby, Doncaster; Nostell priory, Wright Geo. Thos. 36 Lincoln rd. Horncastle Williams John, 127 Hainton street, Weelsby, Wakefield; & 11 Grosvenor gardens & Car!- Wright Hy. 7 Spring gardens, Gaiusborough Great Grimsby ton, Junior Carlton & St. Stephen's clubs, WrightHy.Grebby,Osborne vil.Skirbck.Bostn Williams Jn. E. C.E., F.G.S. WestSt.rd.Bostn London s.w Wright Horace, Quarry farm, Stamford Williams John Geo. Lindum lodge, Lincoln Winship Geo. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber Wright Horaee,jun. 1St. Peter's st. Stamford Williams Miss, 6 Clarence terrace, Abbey Winship John, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber Wright John, 18 Rutland terrace, Starnford road, Great Grimsby Winship Robt. Marsh ho. Barton-on-Humber Wright John Henson, Leake, Boston Williams Mrs. 41 Church st. Gainsborough Winston Robert, 29 Saxon street, Lincoln Wright Maurice, Mill road, Cleethorpes, Willililllll Mrs. Long Bennington. Grantham Winter Mrs. li Winter's terrace, Boston Great Grimsby Williams Thomas, 5 Ramsgate, Louth Winter Rd. Market st. Long Sutton, Wisbech Wright Miss, Bishop Norton,Kirton Lindsey Williams William, Bagshot villas, Dudley Winter Williarn, 5 Albion place, Grantham Wright Miss, The Hall, Binbrooke, Market street, Great Grimsby Winterden Mrs. 9 Spilsby road, Boston Rasen Williams William, 155 High street, Lincoln Wintringham John, Knoll villa, Cleethorpes Wright Mrs.. Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.O Williarnson Rev. J. TheLimes, West par. Lncln Great Grimsby ' Wright Mrs. Langtoft, Market Deepiug Williamson Charles, Hawthorne hill, Con- Wintringham Jn.jun.The Abbey,Gt.Grimshy Wright Mrs. Navenby, Grantham ingsby, Boston Wintringham Miss, Spring villa, Bargate, Wright Mrs. Newland street west, Lincoln Williamson George, 16 Horncastle rd. Boston Great Grimsby Wright Mrs. 3 St. Mary's square, Horncastle Williamson Mrs. Skirbeck road, Boston Wintringham Mrs. 6 Worsley st. Gt.Grirnsby Wright Mrs. 4 Spring gardens, Gainsborough Williamson Mrs. Horncastle road, Boston WiseThos.Belmont ho. Spring g!lns.Gainsbrgh Wright Mrs. 7 Torr street, Gains borough Williamson Thomas, Skirbeck quarter,Boston Wise Thomas, 49 High street, Boston Wright Mrs. Wold Newton, Great Grimsby WillinghamMrs. Burgate, Barton-on-Humber Wish Thos. 19 Yarborongh road, Lincoln Wright Richard, 57 Hainton street, Weelsby, Willis Rev. Cha.s. 1<'. M. A. Bassingham,Lincln Withers Thos. John,20 North parade,Lincoln Great Grimsby WillisCha.s.71Stanley st.NewClee,Gt.Grirnsby Wolstem:roft John, Cawthorpe, Bourn Wright Richard, King street, Market Rasen Willis Mrs. Braceborough house, Stamford Wood Rev. Albert A. D. C. L., F.R.c.s. North Wright Samuel Wright B. A., D.L., J.P. The Willis William, 1 Chancer terrace, Grantham Somercotes, Great Grimsby Hall, Brattleby. Lincoln Willmer Charles, 216 Willingharn street, Wood Rev. Andrew M. A. Rectory, Great Wright Thomas, 27 Carholme road, Lincoln Weelsby, Great Grimsby Ponton, Grantham Wright Thomas, Skirbeck, Boston Willmott Herbert, Prince's av. Gt. Grimsby Wood Rev.Ben.J.B. A. Rectory, Ruckland,Lth Wright William, 7 Albion place, Grantham Willoughby de Eresby Baroness, Grims- Wood Rev. Joseph M. A. 2 Abbey villas, Wright William, 56 Hainton street, Weelsby, thorpe, Edenham, Rourn; • Drummond Abbey road, Gre.at Grimsby Great Grimsby castle, Crieff, Perthshire & Gwydyr, Wood Rev. Thos.M.A.Rectory,Grimoldby, Lth Wright William, 2 Park villas, Lincoln Llanwrst, Carnarvonshire Wood Daniel, Craig ho. Rasen lane, Lincoln Wright William, 16 Pinchbeck road, Spalding Willows John, 3 Albion terrace, Gt. Grimsby Wood Fredk. E. 32 St. Peter's hill, Grantham Wrinford Major Geo. H. 3 Temple ter. Louth Willows John, Foundry ter. ~arket Rasen Wood George, 12 Harrowby road, Grantbam Wyatt Rev. William M. A. Broughton, Brigg WillowsMrs.8Victoriater.Lng.Suttn.Wisbech Wood James, 38 Westgate, Louth Wyatt Hugh, St. Catherine's villa, St. Willows Richard, Witham place, Boston Wood John, Newport st. Barton-on-Humber Catherine's, Lincoln Wills William, 9 St. Catherine's ter. Lincoln Wood Mrs. 8 James street, Lin!'.oln Wyer Mrs. Falkingham Willson Lieut. -Col. Mildmay Willson J. P. The Wood Mrs. The Lpdge, Alford WyldSaml.233 Victor st. NewClee,Gt. 3-rimsby Jlall, South Rauceby, Sleaford Wood Mrs. 4 Tower street. Boston Wyles George, :Bastgate, Bourn WillsonRev. Yere Fras.M. A. iFulbeck,Granthm Wood Robt. Luda vil. Dudley st.Gt. Grim~ by Wyles Mrs. 2 Burghley villas, Bourn Willson Jn. East End ha. Hogsthorpe, Alford Wood Thus. Jas. Stafford ho. West st. Boston Wyles Mrs. Market place, Market Deeping Willson John, Trusthorpe, Alford Wood William, 17 Adelaide street, Stamford Wyles Mrs. 23 St. Peter's hill, Grantham WillsonMrs.Raucebyhall.Sth.Rauceby,Sleafd Wood William, Kirton, Boston Wylie Rev. Wm.Jn.M.A.,J.P. Horkstow,Hull Willson Wltr.Sea Lane ho.Hogsthorpe,Alford Wood William, 5 Bt. Peter's hill, Grantham Wynn Wm. 2 Ebor vils.Casterton rd.Stamfrd Wilmot Mrs. Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lincoln Wood Wm. Willoughton,KirtonLindsey R.S.O Wyre Richard, Leake, Boston Wilshere Rev. Edward Chapman M. A. Vicar- Wood Wm. J. Hararn, 12 Red Lion st.Boston YarboroughEarl of, D.L.• J.P. [Vice-Admiral age, Willoughton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O WooodallRt. W.Kingsfor'.h,Barton-on-Hnmbr of I.incolnshire], Brocklesby park, Ulceby; WilsonCapt.Robt.Kirkby-on-Bain,Horncastle Woodcock Chas. Edwn.7 Gresham st.Lincoln & 17 Arlington,street ;Brook's,Marlborough Wilson Rev. John, Mill place, Brigg Woodcock John, 36 The Park, Lincoln & Boodles' clubs, London ~.w Wilson Rev. Plumpton Stravenson M.A. Woodcock Mrs. 11 Red Lion street, Boston Yarborough Victoria, Countess of, Brocklesby Horbling, Falkingham Woodcock Page Dearing,Heighington,Lincln park, Ulceby Wilson Benj. John, 12 Tentercroft st.Linooln W<K>dliffe Henry, 33 Rasen lane, Lincoln Yarborough Arthur Cooke, The Cottage, Wilson Edward Synge, Winterton. Doncaster Woods Edwin, Flottergate ho. Gt. Grimsby Wyberton, Boston Wilson George, Lindum terrace, Lincoln Woods Mrs. Sibsey, Boston · Yates Rev. Samuel, 24 New road, Spalding Wilson George, 14 North parade, Lincoln Woodward Henry, Kirton, Boston Yates Henry, 14 St. Peter's hill, Granthan1 WilsonHy.80Hainton st. Weelsby,Gt.Grimsby
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