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TRADES. FAR 805 Peiraon John, Acomb House, Old Mal- Pickering Mrs YORKSHIRE.] TRADES. FAR 805 Peiraon John, Acomb house, Old Mal- Pickering Mrs. J. Thorney brow, Poad William, Bay la. Fylingdales. \on, Malton Fylingdales, Robin Hood's Bay Robin Hood's Bay Peir10n John, Hartoft, Pickering Pickering Miles, Kilnwick, Beverley Pollitt Wm. Osmotherley, Northallrtn Peirson John Wm. Hartoft, Pickering Pickering Nathan, Newton-on-Raw- Pool Aldam, North grange, Meaux. Peinon Robert, Hartoft, Pickering cliffe, Pickering Be,·erlev• Peuson T. Middle Head frm.Pickering Pickering Richard, Spellow, Marton Pool Geo. Thornton, Allerthorpe,York Peirson William, Harlsey castle, West Lordship, Easingwold Poole Alfred J. Wrench Green, Harlsey, Norbhallerton Pickering Robert, Burton Fleming, West Ayton Pe1rson Wilson, Red house, ROtiedale Hunmanby Poole Mrs. Maria, Flixton, Scarboro' East Side, Pickering Pickering Robert, Wilberfoss, York Porritt M. 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Whitehall, Osmother- Porritt William, Dromanby grange, Robm Hood's Bay ley, Northallerton Stokesley Penno"k Thomas, Carr house, Wester- Pickersgill Joseph, Grange, Hudswell, Porter John, Waitwith Banks, Buds- dale, Grosmont Richmond well, Richmond Pennock Thomas, Gt.Busby,Nrthallrtn Pickersgill Richard, Underbanks, Porter Wm. Riddings,Reeth,Richmnd Penro~e Fras. Red ho. Maunby, Thirsk Hudswell, Richmond Postgate Joseph, Reeth, Richmond Penty ~Irs. Emma, Thorn Tree hill, Pickersgill Thomas, Great Dromonby, Postill Geo.East Luttou,Sherburn,Yrk Dunnington, York Stokesley Potipher George, Dunnington, York Percival John, Carperby Pi{!kersgill William, Marriforth, Potipher Geo. Wm. Dunnington,York Percival John, jun. Carperby Thornton Steward, Bedale Pottage J oseph, Lund, Easingwold Pel'cival L. Worton, Aysgarth Pickersgill William, Rookwith, Bedale Pottage Thomas, Burnby, Nunburn- Percival T. Scarrtop, Aysgarth Pickersgill Wm. J. Bowes, Darlington holme station, York Parkin~ Thomas, Brough Pickup Edwin, Cliffe, Selby Potter Joseph & Harry, Great Monk Perry Tom, Gam;tead Old hall, Gan- Piercy Thomas & Son, Harton, York house, Farndale "\'\'est Side, Kirby stead, Hull Piercy Geo. H. Southburn, Driffield Moorside Petch l\lrs. Elizabeth, Primrose bill, Piercy H. Stockton-on-the-Forest, Yrk Potter Joseph Ricaby &:; John, Lender­ Little Broughton, Stokesley Piercy John, Harton, York field house, Farndale East Side, Petch Francis John, South Newbald, Piercy Thos. B. Crayke, Easingwold Kirbv• Moorside North Newbald Piercy William, Park house, Whit- Potter Thomas William &; Henry, Patch Harry, Buckthorpe, York well-on-the-Hill, York Manor farm, Sinnington Fetch Herbert, Clifton, Bedale Pierson William, Julian park, Egton, Potter F. Fadmoor, Kirby Moorside Pet-eh l•aac, Marton Grosmont Potter Frank, Appleton-le-Moors, Sin- Petch J. Lord's Moor, Exelby, Bedale Pierson William, Lumbard house, nington Petch John, Appleton-le-Moors, Sin- Ruswarp, Whitby Potter Geo. Howefield farm, Baldersby nington Pile Thomas, Dantzic house, Thorn- Potter H. Watton carr, Watton,Bevrly Pl'tch John, Brampel', Thrintoft, ton Steward, Middleham Potter J. Barmby-on-the-Moor, York Northallerton Pilmoor Thomas William, Saxdale Potter J. Copper hall, Skerne,Driffield Petch John Stather, South Newbald, house, Hunmanby Potter J. Danby Head, Grosmont North ~ewbald Pinder Brothers, South Cave Potter John, Gerrick, Great Moors- Petcb P. Wold Newton, Hunma.nby Pinder Benjamin, North Cave holm, Boosb<>ck Petch T. Little Ayton, Great Ayton Pinder Fredk. Wm. Tunstall, Hull Potter John Wm. S. Oak farm & Fetch Thomas, Liverton, Loftus Pinder Harry. Hall farm, Newton- Hessle house, Bronghton, Malton Patch Thomas S. 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