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LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's CEMETERIES CHAFF CUTTER MANFCTRS 560 CEM LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's CEMETERIES CHAFF CUTTER MANFCTRS. Bemrose Jn. Long Bennington,Granthm • See Agricultural Implement Manufctrs. Best James, High street, Holbeach Alford (James Eardley Mason, clerk to Bingham Robert, Kirton-in-Lindsey burial board; Edward Hodgson, CHAIN MANUFACTURER. Bingham William, 2 East Marsh street& keeper), South end, Alford Shipley Wm. 43 Hickman st. Gainsboro' I66 Freeman street, Great Grimsby Barrow (George Harpur Cherry, clerk to CHAIR MAKERS. Birkbeck John Thomas, 5 Bailgate & 38 burial board),Barrow-on-Humbr.Hull Canwick road, Lincoln :Barton (Henry Edward Mason, clerk to Hoggard Wm. Fredk. James st. Louth Bishop Wm. 72 & 73 High st. Grantham the burial board; RobertHare,sexton), Holland Charles, Mill lane, Horncastle Booker Thos.Bar J. 38 Main ridge, Boston :Barton-upon-H umber Shirley William, Fountain street, Caistor Boon N athaniel, Kirton-in-Lindsey Boston (Millington & Simpson, clerks to Borman Richard William, 67 Freeman the burial board; John Bratley, CHALK PIT PROPRIETOR. street, Great Grimsby; & I9 Oxford sexton), Horncastle road, Boston Twigg William, Little Cawthorpe, Louth street, New Clee, Great Grimsby :Bourn (John Leonard Bell, clerk; John CHAMBERS OF AGRIOULTRE !Botterill George ~homas, 208 Freeman Peacock, keeper), Thurlby rd. Bourn · street, Great Gnmsby Brigg (Roslin Hett, clerk to the burial Lincolnshire (Earl Brownlow, president; Bracken bury Elijah, Bardney, Lincoln board ; Wm. Hales, keeper), Wrawby Viscount Oxenbridge, vice-president; Bramhill Richard, Epworth, Doncaster road, Brigoo Step hen Upton, sec.), St. Benedict's Briggs & Gamble, IS High st. Grantham Bromby (Fr:nk Hett, clerk to the burial square, Lincoln; (branches) (William Brown George, 59 Wrawby st. Brigg board), Bromby, Brigg Fawsit Ealand, president; John Saul Brown Leonard H. Coningsby, Boston Colsterworth (Rev. John Mirehouse M.A. Sills, hon. sec.) 26 Wide Bargate, Brown T. 384 Victoria st.nth.Gt.Grimsby clerk to the burial board), Colster- Boston; (J. Maunsell Richardson, BurnhamE.76Victoria st. we.Gt.Grmsby worth, Grantham president; Roslin Hett, sec.) Bigby Burrows Richd. I Market pl. Gainsboro' Coningsby (Christphr. Babington,clerk to st. Brigg; (Sir Wi~liam Earl Welby- Butt Mrs. Edith, 3 High street, Lincoln the burial board), Coningsby, Boston Gregory hart. president; Aubrey II. Cammack John, Benington, Boston Crow le (F. Chapman, clerk to the burial Malim, sec.) Westgate, Grantham; Carlton & Sons, 8 High st. Horncastle; board & registrar), Crow le, Doncaster & (William Henry Smyth, president; & Iddesleigh rd. Woodhall Spa, Lincoln Epworth (Alfred Marples Sharp, clerk to Jas.Wm.Wilson,sec.) Westgate,Louth Cartledge Nathan Sutton,Cornhill,Caistr the burial board; John Coggon, Casterton James,Queen st.MarketRasen keeper), Epworth, Doncaster CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE. Chapman Ingram William A.P.s. High Gainsborough Old (Samuel Hayes, sec.; Gainsborough (Decimus Mallett Robbs, street, Crow le, Doncaster William Bend, keeper), Ropery lane, sec.), I 8 Silver street, Gains borough Cheetham Geo. Richd.69 Eastgate,Louth Morton road, Gainsborough Great Grimsby Incorporated Chamber Cheshire F. J. 63 Wharf rd. Grantham Gainsborough Public (A. Iveson, clerk to of Commerce & Shipping (Alfred Clarke Thos. Wm. Ludborough, Louth the burial board; Edward Foster, James Reed, sec.), 6 Flottergate, Clarkson Thos. 39 Silver st. Gainsboro' keeper), Cox's hill, Gainsborough Great Grimsby Collitt Wm. 31 Bridge st. Gainsboro' Grantham (William Azlack White, clerk Cook John Fred, High st. Holbeach to the burial board ; J ames Birch, CHARCOAL :BURNER. Cook M. I30 Victoria st. we. Gt. Grimsby keeper), Harrowby road, Grantham Towers Wm. Harlaxton wharf Granthm tCook Robert, 28 & 29 Old Market place, Great Grimsby Borough (JosephRossiter ' Great Grimsby Billings, superintendent), Gt.Grimsby CHEESE FACTORS. Cottingham William,256High st.Lincoln Heckington (James Barnes, derk to the Brewitt Waiter, Southgate, Sleaford Cox tJ. & tSon, 36 Watergate, Granthm burial board), Heckington, Sleaford Searby J ames, jun. High street, Spilsby Croft G. 402 Victoria st. nth. Gt.Grimsby Helpringham (Reginald Fricker, clerk to ESE MAK Cross Charles, Winterton, Doncaster the burial board,Helpringham,Sleafrd CHE _ER. tCrowder & Son, George street, Barton- Holbeach Robt. Millns,clerk & registrar; Rawding Henry (cream), Melville Street on-Humber William Harding, keeper), Penny dairies, 42 Melville street, Lincoln Dawson John Wm. 94 High st. Lincoln Bill road, Holbeach CHEMISTS Dawson Thomas Bowker, Binbrooke, Laceby (W. Grange, Great Grimsby, • Market Rasen clerk to burial board),Laceby,Grmsby Chemists-Agricultural Dennis John Woodrow M.P.s. 77 East· Lincoln Public (Edward Percy Dalton, . • gate, Louth clerk & registrar; John Quipp, super- Denms John Woodrow M.P.S. 77 East- Dickinson F. I3 St. Mary's st. ~tamford intendent ), Canwick road, Lmcoln gat_e, Louth . Donington Robert, 7 Market place, Lincoln St. Peter's & St. Margaret's-in- Tomhnso~ & Hayward; W?rks, Mmt Sheep market & New road, Spalding Eastgate (Thos. Pilkington, clerk to ~ane, Lmcoln. See advertisement Driffield Thomas, Cattle market, Spilsby the burial board & registrar), East- Wmg Saml. W. 56 London rd. Granthm Dunstan John, Ig High street, ~tamford gate, Lincoln Chemist-Analytical. Durant Chas. 27 Strait Bargate, Boston Lincoln St. Swithin's (F. C. Brogden, Heald Benjamin 8 Boston rd. Sleaford Elwood William, 328 Victoria street clerk to the burial board), Rosemary . ' 3 north, Great Grimsby lane, Lincoln Chemlsts-Wholesale. Elmitt John Hy. I] Bull ring, Homcastle Louth (James William Wilson, clerk to Tomlinson & Hayward; works, Mint tEminson John Milton Oxley, I6A, Old the burial board), Upgate, Louth lane, Lincoln. See advertisement Market place, Great Grimsby Market Rasen (James Cooper, clerk to Crowder & Son, George street, Barton- Evison William, Waltham, Gt. Grimsby the burial board), Market Rasen on-Humber Fields Cotnam, 66 Scotgate, Stamford North Somercotes (Joseph Loughton, Finney Arthur C. 28 Market pl. Brigg clerk to the burial board), North Chemists-Manufacturing. tFisher Fras. D. I ~!arket pl. Grantham Somercotes, Grimsby Dennis John Woodrow M.P.S. 77 East- Fletcher John, Ashby, Brigg Osbournby (Thos.H. Crosdil,clerk to the gate, Louth Fletcher Joseph, Scunthorpe, Doncaster burial board), Osbournby, Falkinghm Economic Chemical Co. (J. W. Rodwell, Flower W. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humbr Owston (Robert Sharp, clerk to the manager), Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby Gadd Chas. F. & Co. I Melville st.Lincoln burial board), Owston, Bawtry Tomlinson & Hayward; works, Mint Gibson Geo. By. 76 Wrawby st. Brigg Ruskington (J. Adlard, clerk to burial lane, Lincoln. See advertisement Gibson Henry A. r8 Bridge st. Spalding board), Ruskington, Sleaford Wells & Co. (sizing), Queen street, Gooseman John Bocklesby, r66 & r68 Scuntborpe (R. D. Lockwood, clerk to Barton-on-Humber Cleethorpe road, Great Grimsby the burial board), Scunthorpe,Doncstr Woodhouse Edwin Arthur & Co. I03 Gooseman William, 54 Corporation rd. Sleaford (E. Clements, clerk & registrar Cleethorpe road, Great Grimsby Great Grimsby to the burial board), East street, Green George, Market place, Alford Sleaford Goodall, Backhouse & Co. Leeds Greenwood J. T. 22 Market pl. Louth Spalding (Elvan Brown, registrar & re- CHEMISTS & DR UGGISTS. Griffin William, 25 Market place, Louth ceiver of fees), Pinchbeck rd. Spalding !Grimble & Kent, I5 High st. Boston Stamford (Cephas Wigmore,clerk to the Marked thus tare Pharmaceutical Chemists. Hall T. & Son, 8o Westgate, Grantham burial board; John Thomas Lenton, Aston Alfred, Oxford st. Market Rasen Hailer Frederick William, 79 High st. keeper), Cemetery road, Stamford Atkinson George, Heighington, Lincoln Boston; & 36 Lumley road, Skegness Sutterton (Charles Beeby, clerk to the BaileyS. 30 Lumley rd. SkegnessR.S.O R.S.O burial board), Sutterton, Boston !Barker William, 81 Victor street, New Hanson Grorge Huskinson, Post office, West Deepmg (R. M. English, of Stam- Clee, Great Grimsby New Holing-broke, Boston ford, clerk to the burial board), West Barlow Frederick, Bassingham, Newark Harrison C. W. 24 Lord si. Gainsboro' Deeping, Market Deeping tBattle, tSon & Maltby, High st.Lincoln Harrison Thos. E. Northgate, Sleaford Winterton (Alfred Spencer, clerk to the Batty John, Castle Bytham, Stamford Harston's Drug Stores & Pharmacy, burial board), Winterton, Doncaster Bell Brothers, Post office, Epworth, High bridge, Lincoln Wrawby (Roslin Hett, Brigg,clerk to the Doncaster ; & Haxey, Bawtry Harston C. E. 46 & 48 Burton rd. Lincln burial board), Wrawby, Brigg Bell Edward W. 7 Bridge st. Spalding Harston John F. 2q. High st. Lincoln .
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