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Trades. (Lincolnshirs' 766 FAR TRADES. (LINCOLNSHIRS',. FABMERS'--Commned. >--·4' Wall Willialllo Coneygarth, Haxey, Ward Philip, Midville, Boston Wadkin Josepb, Station road, Old Doncaster - Ward Robert, Quadring, Spalding Leake.,. Boston Wailer Fnk. IThmeringham, EOTncstle Ward Robt. Fra!l. Epworth, Doncaster Wadsley A. Londonthorpe, Grantham Wailer-Frank, Kirkby-on-Bain, Wood- tWard Sam, South Cockerington, Wadsley Brocton, Dunsby, Bourne hall Spa Louth Warudey H. K. The Grove, Swaton, Wailer Frank, Tumby, Boston Ward Samuel, Cumberworth, .A.lford Falkingham Waller Frederick, Friskney Ward Thomas, Fishtoft, Boston tWadsley Herbert K. Folkingham Wailer George, The Tofts, Friskney tWard Thomas- Joseph, "The Grange Wagstaff ~eorge (exors. of), Wash Wailer Isaac, -'I'horpe St. Peter, Wuiln- Carrington, Boston ' road, K1rton-, Boston fleet All Saints Ward W. Skendleby Holmes, Part- Wagstaff T. Wes~woodside, Doncastr Waller M.Normanby-by-Spital, Lincln ney, Spilsby - Wagstaff Wm. Wildsworth,Gainsboro' tWallis Geo. Toft ho. Toft, Bourne Ward Waiter, Branston Island., Bard- Wa~n Thos. Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfit · Wallis Thomas, Greg hall, Swallow- ney, Lincoln Wamer Waiter, Old Leake, Boston · beck, Lincoln Ward Waiter, Qua.rrington house, tWainman W. Tithe house, Church Walmsley Geo. S. North Somercotes Cherry Willing-ham, Lincoln street, Crowle, Doncaster -. Walpole Jn. Robt. Pinchbeck;Spaldng Ward Walter, White house; Baston, Wa~nwr!ght H. Son}erby, Gains~oro' tWalpole Robert Ashton, The Syea- Peterborough Wamwnght Jn.T. Soutp Kyme,Lmcln mores Waddington Lincoln tWard Wilfrid, Park farm, South Waistnedge.- Richard ~ Son, Wroot, tWalsha'm Arthur Er~est, Broadgate, Kyme, Lincoln , . Doncaster Gedney, Holbeach . tWard William, Swinstead, Bourne Wa!te Chas. Edwd. Glentwrth.Lindn Walsham F. Common, Gedney,Holbch Ward Wm. Jn.jun·. Bunkers hl.Lncln ~wa1t_e Charles Ey. Washway,Holbeach Walsham James, jun. Gedney Fen, tWard William John, Reasby_jlall tWa1tc E.Coleby,Wes't Halton,Donc.str Gedney, Holbeach Snelland, Lincoln ' Waite Edmund Parrinder, Pipwell Walster.f.Torksey st.Kirton-i;J.-Lindsy Ward Wm. John, Reepham, Linooln . Manor ho. Saracen's Head,Holbeach tWalter C. 0. Edlington, Hornca.stle Ware James & Sons, Marshchapel Waite F;ed Smith, Croft. Wainfieet Waiter Edward, 'l'himbleby, Horncstl Ware Thomas, Marsh~hapel Al~ Samts tWalter Frank, Wood Enderby, Bostn Waring Brothers, Ris~gaw, Spalding tW~ute G.H.Neap ho.Gunness,Dncstr tWalter Harry Jas. Hatton, Wragby Warner Jarnes, Quadring, Spalding Wa1te Goorge, Gosberton, Spalding tWalter Hubert, The Hall, Middle Warren W. East Halton, Grimsby Waite George, Horncastle rd. Louth Thorpe, West Ashby, Horncastle & Warrender Thomlts & William, Moor. Waite Hoo. Hy. Gunhouse, Doncaster Tbimbleby, Horncastle Martin, Horncastle Waite Hy.TraderBank,Frithville,Bstn tWalter Joseph, Vale house, Middle Warrender J. Moor, Roughto~ tWaite J. W. Burton-on-Stather, Thorpe, West .Ashby, Horncastle Woodhall Spa · . Doncaster Waiters .A.. Helpringham, Sleaford Warrick Solomon, sen. Roman bank, Waite R. Hill house, Saracen's Head~ tWaltHrs Charl€s, Glebe farm, Potte-r Long Sutton, Wisbech Whaplode, llolbeach Hanworth, Lincoln Warrick Solomon, jun. Wisbech road, Waite Mrs. R. A. Pipwell Manor ho. tWalters Frank, Covenham St. Bar- Long Sutton, Wisbech Saracen's Head, Holbeach tholomew, Louth Warrick Thomas, Roman bank, Long Waite T. Croft, Wainfleet All Saints Waiters T. Fen, Helpringham,Sleafrd Sutton, Wisbech 'Waite W. Dowdyke, Sutterton, Boston Waiters Wm. lly. Louth park, Louth Warriner George, Eagle Barns-dale, tWaite Waiter, Greenfield house, ItWaltham B. Spaldi_ng coni. Spalding Eagle, Lincoln Boston road, Eolbeach · tWaltham .Mrs. Em1ly Mary, Ash Tree Warrinton Thomas, Burton Pedwar- Wukefield G. T~ North. Witham,. house, .Spalding Common, Spalding dine, Heckington ~ Grantham & Twyford, Grantham Waltham Josepb, FlBet, Holbeach Warsley Charles, Swineshead, Boston tWakefield George. E. Eau house, Walton E. Carlton-le-Moorland,New11k tWarth Edwin· Robert, Wilsthorpe Scatter, Gainsborough Waltbn Edwd.W~aplodeDrove,Wisbch manor, Wilsthorpe, Stamford tWakefield Thomas, Hasthorpe, .Alfrd Walton Joseph, Little Sutton, Wisbch Warth James G. (cxors. of), Win- tWakerley J. Bitchfield Grantham Walt<ln W. Henry, Fleet Fen, Gedney thorpe, Skegness Walker Charles & 'J_'ho~as, West end, Hill, Wisb1wh tWarwick Fred,Northorpe, Gainsboro' Frampton, BDston Warboys .A.rthur Burrows, Central Warwick Grant, Scotter,Gainshorough tWalker Fred & Frank, The Grange, Wingland, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech tWarwick W.illiam, Grayingharn, Driby, Spilsby otWard Mrs. Mary Ann & Richard, Northorpe, Gainsborough Walker Fred & H. Langriville, Boston Lodge farm, Stainby, Gra.nthafu tWarwick William B. Northorpe. tWalker & Wright, Snarford, Lincoln Ward Thomas & Son, Carrington Gainsborough Walker Christopher, Thetl.dlethorpe grange, Boston ; Leadenhall, Hol- Wass Edwin, Dunholme, Lincoln All Saints, Louth beach· St. Mark's & West Fen, tWass George Hauison, R~d House Walker Dudding~ Field house, Saxhy Stickney farm, Tallington, Stamford All Saints, Worlaby tWard Albert Webster, The Priory, Wass Joseph, Norton Disney, Newark tWalker Fred, Hal:..(ingt~n, Spilsby Deeping St. James, Pet-erborough · Watchorn MichL Donington, Spalding tWalker F. Nettleham heath, Lincoln Ward Alfred, Reepham, Lincoln Waterfall John, Delgate, We<!ton Walker G. ·Field side, Crowle,Doncst:r tWa.rd Alfred, Scothern, Lincoln Hills, Spalding Walker (}eor~, lJonby, Worlaby Ward Charles, Woodhall Spa . Waterhouse KA.Langhton,Gainsboro' fWalker Georo-e, Winterton Holmes Ward Charles Wm. Hundleby, Sp1lsby tWaterhouse Frederick, Manor farm, Winterton, Doncaster · ' Ward R. Highfield, N. Kelsey, Lncln Wharton, Gainsborough tWalker George Miller, The Beeches, tWard E. H. Baston, Peterborough Waterhouse J.W.Laughton,Gainsboro' Sntton Bridge Ward Enoch B.We-st:woodside,Doncstrj Waterhouse Miss Mary,Owston Ferry, Walker H. The Elms,Sth. Ferriby.HnU Ward Mr~. F. Quarrmgton, Sleaford Don caster . tWalker H. Thed.Jliethorpe St. Helen, tWard Frank, Coleby, Lincoln · tWaterland John, White house, Am- Loutb Ward G.Hunston bo .. New Leake, &stn · cotts, Doncaster Walker Harry, Conisholme, North Ward George, Fen, Anwick, Sleaiord Waterland Thus. W. Amcotts,Doncstr 'Somercotes t Ward George F. The Grange & Waters Harold J. North Somercotes Walker Jas. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Woodside farms, Barlings, Lincoln tWatkinson George, Newton-by-Toft, Walker John, F€n, East Keal, Spilsby Ward George Fredk.Ret>pham,Lincoln Marl~et Rasen Walker John, Langriville, Boston tWard "Herbert, Coleby, Lincoln j·t·Watkmson Henry, Toft-by-~ewton, Walker John, Yaddlethorpe, Doncastr Ward H.Langham row,Mumby,Alford Mnket Rasen Walker John H. Raithby, Spilsby Ward Herbert, Raithby, Spilsby i Watkinson William, jun. New Tioling- tWalker John Harry, The Low farm, tWard J. Manor ho. Thurlby, Bourn-e 1 bro.kP-. Bos~n . Scremby, Spilsby; & a.t Raithby & tWard J. Park ho. Moulton, Spalding. Watkmson W1ltiam, S1bsey, Boston East Keal · Ward John, Common, Sutton St- Watmough George L. & WjJJiam, Walker Martin, Ulceby Edmunds, Wisbech Saxilby, Lincoln 'Walker P. C. Toynton St.Peter,Splsby tWar.d _ John E. Cranmore lodge, Watmough Eerbert,E;ibaldstow,Brig-g tWalker S. Theddlethorpe All Saints DeepHig St. James, PeterborouglY Watson Alfred, North Scarle, Newark & Theddlethorpe St. Bel-en, Louth Ward John Williarn, An wick, Sleafrd Watson Bernard, Barkston-le-Willows, Walker T. Manor house Little Hale 'Ward Joseph, jnn. Austendyke, Moul- Grantham Heckington ' ' ton, Spalding- Watson B~rtie. Welby, Grantham ·wall Henry, BeUoft, Doncaster tWa.rd J oseph Clifton, .Aisthorpe Watson M1ss C. Carrhouses, Doncastr Wall Henry, Gunhouse, Doncaster house, .Aisthorpe, Lincoln Watson Erastus, Hammond Beck Wall James B. Bracon. Doncaster tWard Joseph Henry,. Manby t_oad, bank, Frampton, Boston . ,. Wall Joseph, W~. Butterwick, Doncstr Legbonrne, Louth Watson Fred, Sonthorpe, Gamsboro Wall W~ Gunhouse~ Doneaster tWard Jspb, Wm. Withcall ho.Louth Watson Fredk. Eolingbroke, Spilsby Ward Leonard S.Oumberworth,Alford .
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