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Northamptonshire. Far 40~ TRADES DIRECTORY.] NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. FAR 40~ Potter William Harris, Byfield RS.O Rogers Henry, Plowman's furze, Even- Shanks Mrs. Jane, The Grange, "'-est Potts ",Yilliam &; John,Evenley,Brackley ley, Bra~kley Haddon, Rugby Powell Georg-e, Cast<Jr, Peterboroug-h Rogers Jonas, Culworth, Banbury Shapland W. Brixworth, NorthamptID Pratt J. &; ",Ym. Culworth, Banbury • Rolfe John, Welton, Daventry Sharman Albt.Wm.Cransley,Kettering­ Precce John Adner, Slipton,Thrapston Rolfe John East, Harpole, Northamptn Sharp G. H. Gt. Addington, Thrapstn Preston J. Great \Veldon, Kettering Rollings C. Brookfield, Gretton,Kttrng­ Sharp Hy. Gt. Doddington, Wellingtons Preston Josiab, Tansor, Oundle Rollings Chas. Deene, Wansfd. R.S.O Sharpley W. The Elms &; The Grang-e Preston Robert G. Bulwick, Wans- Rollings John, Gretton, Kettering farms, Wittering, Wansford R.S.O ford R.S.O Rollinson Samuel, Provost lodge, Shatford Samuel, Spratton,Norlhmptno Pretty Wm. Bulwick, Wansford RS.O Glapthorn, Oundle Shatford Mrs. William, Broughton.. Price Harry, Manor house, Preston tRooke John &; Son, Weldon grange, Kettering Capes, Byfield RS.O Corby, Kettering Sheffield Mrs. Elizabeth, Snatchillldg" Quincey "Wm. Thos. Sywell,Northmptn tRoper Chas. Edwd. Blisworth RS.O Great Oaklf'y, Kettering Radbul'll John, Thrupp grounds, Rose James, Harborough road, Kings- Sht?lton Arthur, "CfIord, Stamford Thrupp, Daventry thorpe, Northampton Shelton F. J. Higham Ferrers RS.O Railton Thomas A. Evenley, Brackley Rose Thomas, Newborough, Peterboro' Shepheard Henry, Blakesley, Towcestr­ Rainbow Jobn, Yardley Hastings, Ro~e Tom, Werrington, Peterborough Shepherd Richd. Abthorpe, Towcester Nortbampton Round Lawrence, Broadholme, Irth- Sh"ppard F. vV. Blakesley, Towcester­ t Ratcliff Cbarles &; William Knighton, lingborough, Higham Ferrers R.S.O Sherratt Albert, Manor house, LittlE' Ring-stead, Thrapston Rowe Robert, Preston Parva, By­ Oakley, Kettering Raven Christopher, Grendon hall, field R.S.O Sherratt Herbert, Glebe, Little Oak­ Grendon, Nortbampton Rowell Henry Edward, Church Bramp· ley, Kettering Raven William, Quinton green, Quin­ ton 10. Church Brampton, Nrtbmptn Sherratt :Mrs. Mary, Lyveden lodge,.. ton, Northampton Rowell W. Easton-on-the-HI.Stamford Great Oakley, Kettering tRead Frederick, Northf.elds, Passen­ tRowlatt Jobn, East Farndon, Ma!l'ket Sherratt William Alfred, The Manor­ bam, Stony Stratford Harboroug-h house, Grafton Underwood, Kettrng. Reading Percival, Byfield RS.O Rowlatt Robert, Thurning, Oundle Sherwell William, Marston S1. Law­ Reeve Albert, Fel'llbilllodge, Farthing­ Rowlatt W. Sutton Bassett, Dingley rence, Banbury stonp, \Veedon tRowlatt William, Weston-by-vVelland, tSherwill John, Costow house, Thorpe­ Reeve A. G. Farthingstone, Weedon Market Harborough Mandeville, Banbury" Reeve John, Manor house, Farthing­ Rudkin William, Southorpe, Stamford tSherwin Samuel Richard, Gedding- stone, Weedon Rundle Sam!. Hazlebeecb, Northmptn ton, Kettering tReeve Mrs. VV. Caldecote, Towcester Rush Jacob, Wappenham, Towcester Shipp Jacab, Roade, Northampton Reeve Wm. R. Staverton, Daventrv• tRussell Arthur, Staverton. Daventry Short Arthur, Warmington, Onndle Reeves Henry, Fo;;ters Booth, Twcstr Russell Edward, Evenley, Brackley tShort Thomas, Broughton, Kettering­ Reynolds Mrs. Betsey &; Son, Cotting­ Russell E.MarstonSt.Lawrence,Banbry 8hortland Rd. Upper Weedon. Weedon bam, Market Ha'rborougb Russell .H. J. Low. Weedon, Weedon Shotbolt Geo. Duddington, Stamford Reynolds T. Gt. Brington, NOlrtbmptn Russell J. Up. Boddington,Byfld.R.S.O Shrewsbury Elma, Thurning, Oundle­ Reynolds Thomas, Ashbey, St. Led­ Russell James, Upper Weedon,Weedon Shrive Miss E. Bozeat, Wellingboro" gilrs. Rugby Russell J .MarstonSt.Lawrence,Banbry Shrive F. Middleton,Market HarborcJ" Revnolds Thomas, ~ianor farm, Little tSabin John, Culworth ho. Banbury • Sibley Geo. Harringworth, Kettering Harrowden, Wellingborough Sale Henry, Moulton, Nortbampton Siddons &; Sons, West street, Oundle Reynolds Thos. Hy. Whilton,Daventry tSalisbury Charles, Barby, Rugby tSiddom, Albert, Manor house, Hard- Reynolds William, Hill house, Sunny- Salisbury John, Barby, Rugby side, Kingsthorpe, Northampton Salmon John, Helmdon, Brackley wick, Wellingborough Rhodes J ames, Hazlebeech,Northmptn Salmons Thomas, Brackley grange, Siddons George, The Lodge farm.... ~orthampton Rhodes John, Holcot, Northampton Halse, Brackley Moulton, Rhodes Jonas, Hazlebeech, Northmptn Samworth Jobn, Thorpe t<lwer, Long- Siddons George, Wellingborough Richardson W. &; L. Islip, Thrapston thorpe, Peterborough tSiddons Henry, Tansor, Oundle Richardson Henry, Overstone grange, Sandall Ricbard, Barnack, Stamford Siddons Jobn, Moulton, 'Korthamptoa Northampton Sandercock J ohn,Kelmarsh,Northmptn Siddons Philip, Gt.Doddington, Wel- Richardson Henry Fredk. The Lodge, Sanders Henry, Brampt<Jn hill, Chapel lingborough Moulton, Northampton Brampton, NorthamptDn Sikes William H. Glendon, Kettering Richardson J. E. Churchfields, Oundle Sanders Hy. Gt. Brington, Northmptn Simpson David, Stoke Albany, Mar- tRichardson Joseph John, The Lodge, Sanders J. Gt.H'.urowden,Wellingboro' ket Harborough Cotterstock, Oundle tSanders J. N. Wollaston, Wellingboro' Simpson George, WiIby, Welling-boro" Ricketts A. J. Ecton, Northampton Sanders Tbos. Duddington, Stamford Simpson James,Deene, WansfordR.S.C1 Riddington M. Borough Fen,Peterboro' Sanders W. O. Wollaston,Wellingboro' tSimpson Robert, Wilbarston, Market Ridgway RL.Tbrapston mill,Thrapstn SandersonA.Tower m!.Barnack,Stmfrd Harborough Rig-gall Robert Charles, The Gables, SansQmeJohn,Ha~kletonhouse,Hackle. Simpson Robert E. Bulwick, ·Wans- Broughton, Kettering ton, Northampton ford R.S.O Rig-gall William, rpper lodge, Pipe- Sargeant A. Newborough, Peterboro' Singlehurst In. Gt. Weldon, Kettering­ well, Kettering Sargeant C. Gt. HoughtDn,Northmptn Singlehurst Samuel, Stanion,Thrapsta Rixon In. Weston Favell, Northamptn Sargeant Charles, Brafield, Nrthmptn Sisson John, Newborongb, Peterboroi Robbins Thomas, Harleston,Nrthmptn Satrgeaut Thomas,Denton,Northamptn Skevington T. T. Cogenhoe, Nrthmpta Roberts Alfred S. Wakerley, Stamford Sargent Charles Simon, Northampton Skinner G. H. 2 High street sout1+ Roberts Edward, Chadstone lodge, tSatchell William, Gretton, Kettering Rushden RS.O Castle Ashby, Northampton Saunders J ames W. Polebrook, Oundle Slarke Charles, High street, Towcester­ Roberts George, Stowe Nine Churcbes, tSavage George,Litchborougb,Weedon Slow Wm. Thorpe Malsor, Kettering Weedon Savage George (exors. of), Stoke Smalley Skelton, Pilsgate, Stamford Roberts In. Easton Maudit,Northmptn Bruel'lle, Towcester &; Bliswth.R.S.0 Smart Arth. &; L. Bozeat,Wellingboro" Roberts Thomas, Eye, Peterborough Savage Wm. Hardingstone,NorthmJ?tn Smart W. &; T. E. Manor house, Win- Robinson Arthur, Sywell, Northmptn Savidge F. Helpstone, Market Deepmg wick, Rugby Robinson Cecil, Cogenhoe, Northmptn Scott Walter, Plum park, Paulerspury, Smart Walter,Green's Norton,Towcstr­ Robinson F. H. Cogenhoe, Northmptn Towcester Smart ·Wm. Field Burcote, Towcester Robinson H.Gt.Doddingtn.Wllngboro' Scriven E.jun.East Haddon,Nrthmptn Smart William, FoxIey, Towcester Robinson J. I Courteenhall,Northmptn Scriven Edward, Yew Tree house,HaJI'- Smart W. T. East Haddon, NrthmptDl Robinson J. Easton Maudit,Nrthmptn pole, Ko'rthampton Smeeton In. Henry, Kaseby, Rugby Robinson James Henry, Northborougb, Scrivener G.Denshanger,Stony Strtfrd Smith Abrhm. Boughton,Northamptn ~Iarket Deeping Scrivener J. S. Paulerspury,Towcester Smith Alfred, Kimbolton road, Rush- Robinson Mrs. M. A. Denton,Nrthmptn Sculthorpe R. Deene, Wansford RS.O den R.S.O Robinson Robert Coles, Elm grange, Seckington Alfred, Tbenford, Banbury Smith Alfred, Old, Northampton Finedon, Wellingborough SeckingtDn Ernest, Thorpe Mande- Smith Alfred, Sudborough, Thrapstml' Robinson Tbos. Long Buckby, Rug-by ville, Banbury Smith Charles, Aldwinkle lodge, Ald- Robinson Thomas, The Poplars, Scald­ Seckington Mark, Weston, Towcester winkle, ThrapstDn well, Northampton Seckington Pry"ce, Weston, Towcester Snlith Edward, Maxey, Market Deepntr Robinson Wm. Frederick, The Lodge, Selby George, Stoke Doyle, Oundle Smith F. Northboro', Market Deeping Ecton, Northampton tSelby Harry, Lower Benefield, Oundle Smith Fdk. Wm. Woodford lodge &:; Robson W.Tansor Wold,Tansor,Oundle Serjeant Jsph. Werrington, Peterboro' Manor House frm.Woodfd.Thrapston Roddis Thomas, Pury park, Paulers­ Setchell John, Halefield lodge, Ape- Smith G."\Y.Hannington,::'\orthampton pury, Towcester tborpe, Wansford R.S.O Smith G. Fairholm boo Barby, RugbF Rogers J. Passenham, Stony Stratford Sewell E.Deeping gt.Market Deeping Smith Geo. Orlingbury, Wellingbow:.
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