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HAMPSHIRE. FAR 887 'Varner B TRADES DIRECTORY.] HAMPSHIRE. FAR 887 'Varner B. T. Lower green, Hawkley, Westbrook Henry, Wield, Alresford Wilson George, Rowner, Farebam West Liss S.O Westbrook Jas. Corhampton, Bisb'Jp's Wilson Nathan, Lasham, .Alton Warner Mark, Searchfield, North Char- Waltham 8.0 Wilson Stephen, Hursley, Winchester ford, Salisbury W~stbrook Richard, North End farm WiltQn T. Netley Marsh, Southampton 'Warr George, Pennington, I,ymington & Manor farm, Droxford, Bishop's Wiltshire James, J.inwood, Ringwood Warren George, Cold Harbour, Wick- Waltham S.O. & Manor farm, Meon Wiltshire John, Upper Sandydown, ham, Fareham Stoke, Bishop's Waltham S.O Stockbridge R.S.O Warren James, Piper's hill, Denmead, Westbrook Wm. Lower Froyle, Alton Wiltshire W. J. Netley .Abbey,S'hmptn Cosham R.S.O Westbrook W. T. Lower Froyle, Alt<Jn Windebank Chas. Southwick,Fareham Warwick Geo.Edwd.Awbridge,Romsey Westmore Fredk. Hordle, Lymington Windebank John Edward, Sheepwasb, Waterman Henry Maxwell &John Hrbt. Whatley E.S.Newt'own, Newprt.I.of W Purbrook Heath, Cosham B.S.O West Worldham, Alton Wheable Mrs. A. M. Michelmersb, Wing Christopher Henry, Passfield ho. Wate1man Christmas, Selborne, Alton Romsey Bramshott, Liphook R.S.O Waterman Frank,Rockbourne,Salisbry Wheeler, Son & C{)ombs, .Allbrook, Wing Henry, Bramshott, Liphook Wr1.ters Ernest, upper Wallop, Stock- Eastleigh R.S.O R.S.O.; & at Childerstone bridge R.S.O Wheeler George, Fawley,Southampton Wiseman H. Lower Kingston, Ringwd Waters Henry, Eastanton, Andover Whettam Mrs. Chas. Crofton,Fareham Wiseman William, Poulner, Ringwoolt Waters Hy. Knight's Enham, Andover Wbicher Joseph Henry, Throop house, Wiseman W, Upper Kingston,Ringwd Waters "\Valter, Ro.~kbourne, Salisbury Throop, Christchurch ·withers Henry Richard, Manor house, Waters William, BrougLton, S1ock- Whidborne John, Hyde,Fordingbridge Nursling, Southampton br1<ige R.S.O Whistler .A. Hinton Ampner, .Alresford Withers Isaac Henry, Lower mills,_ Waters ·w H. Up.King,.ton,Ringwood Whistler .Alfred, Kingsclere, Newbury Longparish, Whitchurch R.S.O Watkins .Alfr<!d E. Stoke Charity, Whitaker Hy. W. Pine cot. Ringwood Withers Richd. Lower Toothill, Rown- Micheldever Station Whitcher H. G . .Avon. Winkton R.S.O hams, Southampton "'\Vatson William, Hordle, Lymington White Mrs. A. Moor, Woolton hl.Nwbry Withers Richard, Toothill, Romsey "'\Vab;on William, ~wanmore, Bishop's White .A. W. Woodlands, Emsworth Withers Richard 8. (exors. of), Mot- Waltham S.O White Charles, Hedge End, Botley tisfont, Romsey Watts .AJfi·ed, Burley, Ringwod White Charles, Martin, Salisbury Withers Thomas, Farringdon, .Alt<m Watts Geo. Mapledurwell, Basingstoke White E. Burley moor, Woolton hill, Withers William, Little Down, Vern- Watts Geo. Benj. Minley,Farnborough Newbury hams Dean, Hungerford Watts Herbert, Burley, Ringwood White Earle, Park privet, Sherborne "\Vithers William, Tangley Clump<~, *Watts .T. Dockenfid. Frnhm. (Surrey) St. John, Basingstoke Langley, Andover Watts James, Minley, Farnborough White E. C. R. East Dean, Romsey Withers W. B. Roman cot . .Andover Watts John, Ellingham, Ringwood White Mrs. E. Nursling, Southamptn Withey Mrs. M.A.Penningtn.Lynmgtn Watts T. Fox lease, Minley, Farnboro' White F. J. Low. Wield,Wield, Alrsfrd Witt A. Bransgore, Winkton R.S.O Watts William, Ash house, Shedfield, White George, jun. Damerham South, Witt George, Blashford, Ringwood Bishop's Waltham S.O Salisbury Witt George, Fordingbridge Watts William, Cove, Farnborough White George, Lower Townhill, West Witt Henry, Blashford, Ringwood Watts Wm. St. :Mary Bourne, Andover End, Southampton Witt James, Emerydown, Minstead, Way Arthur & Hy. Bembridge, B.yde White George, Sheepwash, Hamble- Lyndhurst R.S.O Way Charles, Martin, Salisbury don, Cosham R.S.O Witt Jlames, Godshill, Fordingbridge Way H. Brighstone, Newport, I. of W White George, Sheepwash, Purbrook Witt Stephen, Breamore, Salisbury Way Henry, Chale, Ventnor Heath, Cosham R.S.O 1"\itt Mrs. V. Nth.Gorley,Fordingbrdg­ Way Hy. C. Arreton, Newport,!. of W White Harry, Crookham, Winchfield Witt William, Bitterne, Southampton Way Henry Norman, South Charford, White J. Thorney Hill, Bransgore, Witt William, Breamore, Salisbury Breamore, Salisbury Winkton R.S.O \Vixon Wm. Itchen Stoke, .Alresford Way Robert. Westconrt, Shorwell, White James, Street place, Calbourne, "\Vood .Arthur Ashford. Thorley, Yar- Newport, I. of W Newport, I. of "'\V month R.S.O., I. of W Way Sidney, Rotherwick, Winchfield White John, Martin, Salisbury Woodford Frank, Wilmingham, Tl.or- Webb William & George, Hannington, White John Henry, Manor house, ley, Yarmouth R.S.O., I. of W Basingstoke Yaverland, Brading R.S.O., I. of W Woodford Frank James, Shalfleet,Yar- Webb George, East Wellow, Romsey White Mrs. Mary .Ann, Broad Oak, mouth R.S.O., I. of W Webb G. Waterlooville,Cosham R.S.O Odiham, Winchfield \\-oodham Edmnnd, King's Somborne,. Webb F. H. Heydown farm, Nether White Thomas, Ant-hill, Denmead, Stockbridge R.S.O Wallop, Stockbridge R.S.O Cosham R.S.O Woodmon Samuel, Boldre, Lymjngton Webh Henry, Bullington, Micheldever White Thomas, 1'\ewton Valence, .Alton Woodvine Henry, Newton Stacey, Bar- Webb Hugh, Nether Wallop, Stock- White Thomas, Yateley, Blackwater ton Stacey, Stockbridge bridge R.S.O Whitear Henry, Stubbington lane, "\Vooldridge George, Sway, Lymington Webb James, Tadley, Basingstoke Stubbington, Fareham Wort George, Blisford, Fordingbr1dge Webb J. H. Stratfield Turgis,Wnchfld Whitehorn J.Minstd. Lyndhrst.R.S.O Wort George, Harbridge, Ringwood Webb J.Longdown,Marchwd. Sthmptn Whitlock Llewellyn Herbert, Deane, Wort Henry, Ripley, Winkton R.S.O Webb Thomas, Colbury, Southampton Whitchurch R.S.O Wort John,Ashley walk,Fordingbridge Webb William, Banghurst,Basingstoke Whittle Richard, Dibden~ Southmptn Wort Waiter, Bartley Close cottage, Webb William, Dibden, Southampton Wickens Mrs. Mary, Cove, Farnboro' Bartley, Southampton Weeks F. "'\V. Nursling, Southampton Wickham Stphn. Ecchinswell, Newbry Wren I. Riplington, E. Moor,Petersfld Weeks Mrs. S. Gt. Bridge, Romsey Wield D. Fair Oak, Eastleigh R.S.O Wright R.Gill down,Elvethan,Wnchfid Weeks W. Oxenbourne, East Meon, Wield J. Newtwn.Bisbop's Wlthm.S.O Wright Saml. Langley, Southampton Petersfield Wigg Charles, Ramsdale, Basingstoke Wyatt G. Hungerford, Fordingbridge Welch .A. J. & R. N. Netley Marsh, Wigg Ernest, Basing, Basingstoke Wyeth W. Monkwood, Ropley,.Alresfrd Southampton Wigg Mrs. Maria, Basing, Basingstoke Wyke J. Catberington, Horndn.R.S.O Welch Jacob G. Nursling, Southamptn Wild H. Sherborne St. John,Basngstk Yeomans L. Fir gro.Eversley,Wnchfld Wellman James, Burley, Ringwood Wiles N. Love Dean, Horndean R.S.O Young George, .Arnewood, Hordle, Wells Frederick, Cridmore, Chiller- Wilkins Tom & Septimus,Butt.s green, Lymington ton, Newport, I. of W I Lockerley, Romsey Young G. Shappen Bottom, Burley, Wells Jas. Greatham, West Liss S.O IWilkins Jn. East Woodhay, Newbnry Ringwood Wells T. Bishopstoke, Eastleigh R. S. 0 1 Wilkinson Mis-;es Mary & Eleanor, Young G. Upham,Bishop's Wlthm.S. 0 Wells William John, Lower Wyke, St. Arnewood, Hordle, Lymington Young Henry, 47 High st. Andover Mary Bourne, Andover Willett Victor Jn. Austen,Apse manor, Young J. H. Colden Common. East- Wellstead Robert,Wood hill, Elvetbam, Newchurcb, Sandown R.S.O.,I. of W leigh R.S.O Winchfiel.d Williams Arth. J. Ea. Wellow,Romsey Young John, Nether Wallop, Stock- Wentworth Herbert, Lower Woodcott, Williams Waiter Harris, South Warn- bridge R.S.O Whitcburch R.S.O borough, Winchfield Young Mrs. Louisa, Ramsdean, I.anp Wentworth Sam,Burghclere, Newbnry Williams W. Hannington, Basingstoke grish, Petersfield Wernham Richard George, Ashmans· Williams W.Hartley Wintney,Wnchfld Yonn2" Mr ... M. No!'fh ~orl"Y• Ford- worth, N ewbury Williams William, Merston, .Arreton, ingbridge Werrell William, Heckfield, Winchfield Newport, I. of W Young Mrs. Mary, East Liss S.O West .A. C.Square,Bishop'sWlthm.S.O Willis Enos, Sherfield-on-Loddon, Youn~ Stephen, Ibsley, Ringwood West Jn. Stapleford, Durley, Bishop's Basingstoke Young William,Rockbourne, Salisbury Waltham S.O Willis J. Hartlev Wespall, Basingstoke Youm!' Wm. Henry, Brading R.S.O., Westbrook G. H. Lower Froyle, .Alton Wills Charles, Bighton, Alresford L of W lVestbrook Henry Richard, West Hoe, Willsteed Geore-e. Godshill, Wroxall Bishop's Waltham S.O R.S.O., I. of .W .
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