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TRADES. [ Ll:XCOLNSHIRE 754 I<'AR TRADES. [ Ll:XCOLNSHIRE. F A.RMERs-continued. CC.ok Robert Milton, Scotton, Lincoln Cottingham Easton k Herberli WilsQn, Caldron F. Brant Broughton, Newark Cook 'l'bos. Higbgute, Leverton,Boston Rookery farm, Bros:holme ' Cole Frederick, Langton, W ragby Cook 'l'homas, Legsby, Lincoln Cottingham E. Snarford, Lincaln Col~ James, Boston road, Holbeacb Cook William, Boston West Cottinghnm H. West Enrkwitb, Wragby Cols John Chas. Swineshead, Boston Cook William, Brothertoft, Boston Cottingham J. 8. Snarford, Lincoln Cole Mrs. Mary Jane, 'l'horpe St. Cook W.Fosdyke Fen, Langrick,Bostn Cottingham John, Broxholme, Lincoln Peter, Wainfleet All Saints Cook William, Kil'ton Lindsey Cottingham 'l'bomas,Dunholme,Lincln Cole R.M.Old hall, Roxholm, Sleaford Cook Wm. West Butterwick, Doncastr Cottingham Thomas, Wicl;:enby, Lincln Cole Robert, Revesby, Boston Cook Mrs. Z. Bishop Norton, Lincoln Cottingbam Wm. Wickenby, Lincoln Cole Samuel, Battlefields, Holbeach Cooke Abraham, Broadgate, Button Conlbeck Christopher, Wrawby, Brig~ Coleman John, Eagle, Lincoln St. Edmunds, Wisbecb Coulby William, Claypole, iliantbam Coleman Mrs. C. St. John's, Holbe-ach Cooke Edwd. Whaplode Drove,Wisbe~!h Coulson Bevis Pulleine, The Manor, Coles Frank, '!'oft-by-Newton, Mar- Cooke F. Town End manor, Spalding Brauncewell, Ruskington ket Rasen Cooke George, Burgh Coulson Thomas, Westlaby, Wickenby, Coles William Henry, No-rth street, Cooke H. Sutton St.Edmunds,Wisbch Lincoln Crowland, Pet~rborough Cooke Harry J ames, Postland house, Coulson :Mrs. Thomas, Stow, Lincoln Colley George-, Brandy Wharf, Kirton Crowland, Peterborough Coultan Thomas, Dalby, Spilsby Lindsey Cooke Herbert W. Fellands gate, Old Coulthurst J. ·West Halton, Doncaster Collier J. Ferry hl.Fiskerton, Lincoln Leake, Boston Coulthurst R. Normanby grng.Dncstr Collin Henry, Bassingham, Lincoln Cooke Jas. Boardman, Lutton, 1Visbech Coulton P. Woodside, Tumby, Boston Collin H. Dry Doddington, Grantham Cooke 'William, Friskney Coupland Daniel & David, East Heck- Collin John, Gelston, Hough-on-the- Cooley Edward, Drury house, Bicker, ington, Boston Hill, Grantham Boston Coupland & 'l'aylor, Kirkstead, Lincln Collin John W. Claypole, Grantham Cooley John, Guuntlett,,Bicker,Boston Coupland Armstrong, Tborpe St. Collin Thomas, Gelston, Hough-on- Cooling Charles, Wildmore, Lincoln Peter, Wainfleet .All Saints the-Hill, Grantham Cooling George, Burton, Lincoln Coupland .Arthur, Fen gate, Moulton Collin 'l'homa.s H. Bassingham,Lincoln Cooling Hy. West Pinchbel!k, Spalding Chapel, Spalding Collin Tom Henry, Claypole, Newark Cooling Mrs. Charles Croft, Wainfleet Coupland C. New Bolingbroke, Bo!!Lon Collingwood Frederick, High Snnton, All Saints Coupland Charles, Grasby, Lincoln .Appleby, Doncaster Cooling T. West end, Frampton, Kir- Coupland Christr. Wrangle, Boston Collins Burton, Quadring, Spalding ton, Boston Coupland Edward, Thistle hill, Collins C. Blackjack, Swineshead,Bstn Cooling Wm. Fen, Anwick, Sleaford East Kirkby, Spilsby Collins Charles, Old Leuke, Boston Cooling William, Walcot, Lincoln Coupland Mrs. Fanny, 'l'horpe St. Collin!l D.Blackjack.Swineshead,Bostn Cooper R. C. & Miss .A. South Witham, Peter, Wainfleet .All Saints Collins E.Eaud~·ke, Quadring,Spalding Gruntham Coupland Geo. Thimbleby, Horncastle Collins E. Church end, Leverton,Bostn Cooper Mrs. Sophia & Geo. H. Carlton Coupland J. Fen side, East Kirkby, Collins Edwd.Dyke, Gedney,Holbeach .Ashes, Carlton Scroop, Grantham Spilsby Collins G. Gride, Old Leake, Boston Cooper .Alfred, Fen, Gedney,Holbeach Coupland Joseph, Old hall, Thorpe St. Collins J.HofHeet Stow,Bicker, Boston Cooper Miss .Annie, Broughton, Hrigg Peter, Wainfleet .All Saints Collins J. Wykes, Donington,Spalding­ Cooper C. Tnrbury, Haxey, Doncaster Coupland Robert, London road, Lom~ Collins Jn.E.Dyke, Gednev, Holbeach • • Cooper G. Helpringham, Sleaford Sutton, Wisbech Collins Jn. R. Lowgate,Wrangle,Doston Cooper G. sen. Carr, Haxey, Donca5ter Coupland '1'. W.Mablethorpe St.Ma~)· Collins Royle Albert, Church end, Cooper Geo. Carr, Haxey, Doncaster Coupland Waiter, St. Catherine's, Old Leake, Boston Cooper Henry, Swaton, Folkingham Whaplode, Holbeach Collins Wm. Fen side, Sibsey, Boston Cooper John Henry, South end, Coupland Wm.Fen, Whaplode,Holbch Collins William, Union road, Caistor Crowle, Doncaster CourtsGeorge,Holbeach Fen,Holbeach Collinson G. W. North Somercotes Cooper ,J. W. Button St.James, Wisbech Cousen Fredk. Dottesford, Doncaster Collinson T. Luddington, Garthorpe Cooper James, Haxey, Doncaster Cousin Robert, North Kelsey, Lincoln Collishaw Mrs. Julia, Great Gonerby, Cooper James, Brandy wharf, Kir- Cousins Thomas, Fenton, Newark Grantham ton-in-Lindsey Covel George, Cumberworth, .Alford Collishaw Thomas, Swineshead,Boston Cooper Mrs. Jane, Metberingham Fen, Covell Herbert, Willoughby, .Alford Collishaw William, Donington,Spalding Lincoln Covell Samuel, .Aby, .Alford Collishaw William, Low fields, Naven- Cooper John, Haxey, Doncaster Coverdale Edward, ~oor, North Kel- by, Lincoln Cooper John Harris, Haxey, Doncaster sey, Lincoln . Colton George, Swindetby, Lincoln Cooper M. Fen, Gedney, Holbeach Coverdale '1'. Sharpe, Ashby, Gnmsby 1 Comins Tom, 'l'attershall, Lincoln Cooper Moses, Eastlound, Doncaster 1 Cavil Mrs. J. Kirton Holme, Boston Compton Miss Eliza, Moorhouses, Ne~ Cooper Robert, Gedney Hill, Wisbech Covill Jn . .Asperton, Wigtoft, Boston Bolingbroke, Bo.>ton Cooper Robert, Ropsley, Grantham Covill T. Fen, Kirton Holme, Bostcn Coney Edward, Wood Enderby, Mare- Cooper T. Park,Westwoodside,Doncstr Coward David, Fen, Holbeach ham-Le-Fen, Boston Cooper W.Common,Crowland,Petrbro' Coward Waiter, Pinchbeck, Spaldin~ Coney Edwin, Greetham, Horncastle Cooper \V.Park,Westwoodside,Doncstr Cowllam T. Slate ho . .Algarkirk, Bstn Coney Fred, .Addlethorpe, Burgh Cooper Wasney William, Croxton Oowbam '1'. The Tiles, A.lgarkirk, Bstn Congreve Thomas Henry, Fengate, grange, Brocklesby Cowling John, Laughton, Gainsboro' Moulton Chapel, Spalding Cooper Wm. Carr, Haxey, Doncaster Cowling L. Luddington, Garthorpe Cook Wm. & A.rth, Keisby, Bourne Cooper William, Haxey, Doncaster Cowling William, Laughton,Gainsborn' Cook Christopher, Leverton, Boston Cooper ·Wm. T. Eastlound, Doncaster Cox&Creasy, Whaplode Drove,Wisbch Cook Daniel, Marsh, Wisbecb Cope W. Hoffieet Stow, Bicker,Boston Cox .Albert, Kelfield, Doncaster Cook F. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spaldng Copeland J. Norton Disney, Newark Cox B. Drayton, Swineshead, Boston Cook Frank H. Tongue End, Spalding Coppin George, Hasthorpe, .Alford Ctlx J. J. Great Gonerby, Gr&nthall'l Cook George, Appleby, Doncaster Coppin George R. Cabourn Parva, Cox John, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull Cook George, Eaugate, Moulton Cabourn, Caistor Cox John, Gayton-le-Marsh, .Alford Chapel, Spalding Coppin Levi, Willoughby, .Alford Cox Jn. Hill farm, Bloxholm, Lincoln Cook George Henry,Swinderby,Lincoln Copping G. Redg-ate, Rye bill, Ulceby Cox Jn. Owmby & Normanby, Lincoln Cook Harris, Scotterthorpe, Lincoln Copping John Hague, Fen, Timber- Cox Joseph Shepperson, Moulton Cook Herbt.Saracen's Head, Holbeacb land, Lincoln & Metheringham Fen, Eaugate, Whaplode Drove, Wisbech Cook J. '1'. (exors. of), West Pinch- Stixwold, Lincoln Ctlx W. Brow hl. Nth. Kelsey, Lincln beck, Spalding Copping John S. N ettleton, Caistor Cox en Frederick, Surfleet, Spalding Cook Jacob, Hatton. Wragby Corden G. North Cockerington,Loutb Coxon Herbert, Church end, Framp- Cook James, Friestborpe road, Lin- Corden William, 'l'horpe St. Peter, ton, Kirton, Boston wood, .Market Rasen Wainfleet All Saints Coxon Jas. Mareham-le-Fen, Lincoln Cook J nmes Wm. Swinstead, Bourne Cordley I. F. Weston Hills, Spalding Craft James, .Amberhill, Boston Cook John, Linwood, Martin, Lincoln Cordley Thomas, Cowbit, Spalding Cragg D. Long Bennington,Grantham. Cook .Ioseph. Dogdyke, Lincoln Corney John, Howsham, Lincoln Cragg G.F. Sutton St.James,Wisbech Cook Mrs. Jsph. Swinderby, Lincoln Corringham John Benjamin, Gras- Cragg J. White cross, Tydd St. Mary, Cook J oseph William, The Grange, venor street, Grimsby & Waltham, Wisbecb Kirton-in-Lindsev. Grimsby Cragg- John, Allington, Grantham Cook Nimrod, Panton grange,Wragby Carton George, Kelby, Grantham Cragg John Henry, Gedney, Holbeach Cook R_ Bleak house, N ettleton, Criistor Carton Waiter, North road, Sleaford Cragg Thomas, Caythorpe Cook Richard. Sudbrook, Grantham Cottam William, J1arkston-le-Willows, Cragg Thomas William, Hough-on- Cook R.Deepin~ St.Nicholas,Spalding Grantham the-Hill, Grantham Cook Robert, Low road, Spalrling Cottingham E. & H. .!.. Snarford, Cragg W. Sutton St. James, Wisbecb Cook Rohert, Upton hall,Gainsborough Lincoln Crane Erlward, Quadring, Spalding Cook Robt.Jas. Holton-le-Moor,Lincoln Crane George, Moulton, Spalding .
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