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Trades. Pl 1)!. VONSHIR:m.] ' TRADES. PL"B 1083 • Swan inn, Francis- Crews, Cornwall beach, Devonport · • Union inn, Harry Lark, Denbury, Newton Abbot Swan inn,A.J.Dark,Torrington st.East-the-Water,Bidefrd I "Cnion inn, Alfred Oldreive, South Pool, Kingsbridge Swan, John Elliott, 39 Mill street; Bideford union inn, Fred Rogers, Holbeton, Pl)-moutb Swan inn, Wm. J. Gear, 178 Cowick st.St.Thomas,Exetr Union inn, Sam Scown, 12 King street, Tavistock Swan, Edward Hatcher, n West Exe north, TivPrton Union inn, Tom Soper, East street, Newton Abbot Swan inn, Oliver L. Howes, -Old Town street, Dawlish Union inn, Wm. Hy. Stacey, Ohillingtou, Kingsbridge Swan, Mrs. Maud Palmer, 4 Highweek st.Newton Abbot Union inn, Albert Stevens, 35 Vicarage street, Barnstaple Swan, John Ricbards, _s Oat~erine street, Exeter Union inn, Miss Emma Sture, Prawle, Kingsbridge Swan hotel, William Venn, West street, Bampton Union, John 'l'urner, 53 St. Mary Church road, Torquay Swan oi Avon, Alfred Hicks, 36 Geor~e st. Plymouth United Service, Richard Thomas Hicks, 23 Edgcumbe Talaton inn, MisB Annie Madge, Talaton,OtterY' St. )llary strPet, East Stonehouse, Plymouth Talbot hotel, Harry Jenkins, 122 Union street, East I Upton• Vale hotel, Henry Luxton, Upton road, Torquay Stonehouse, Plymouth Valiant Soldier, Edwin Glade, 34 Magdah;m st. Exeter 'l'albot .Arms, Richd. Jas. Restoric:k, "Cplyme.Lyn.t> RP.,i•' Valiant Soldier, Frank White, Fore st. Buckfastleigh Tamar hotel, James E. Bennett, Crown Hill Victoria inn, Edward Benmore, Hooe, Plymouth Tamar inn, William Henry Lind, I r Tamar st. :\iorir t> Victoria inn, John .Alfred Burner, Fore street, Salcombe Town, Devonport Victoria inn, Har1ington Oole, Bele Alston 'l'avistock hotel, John Gory, 'I'avistock street, Devonport Victoria, ·waiter DurLam, Oulmstoc:k, Cullomptou Tavistock hotel, Wm. Jn. Folland, I9 Brook st.Tavistocli Victoria inn, John Mortimore, 37 Victoria street~ Exeter Tavistock inn, .A.aron Turner, Poun~sgate, .Ashburton Victoria hotel, Mrs. Phyllis Parker, 32 Queen st. Exeter Taw Vale tavern, .Tames Locke, Taw Vale, Barnstaple Victoria, William Savery, Victoria roa.d, Dartmouth Teign House inn, Wm. P. Bricknell, Christow, Exeter Victoria, Mrs. Emma M. Skinner, Church st. Paiguton Teignmouth inn, Mrs. Jane Stooke, West cliff, Dawlish Victoria inn, James Stephens, North street, Ashburton Terminus, H. Blackmore, 1 Paradise pl. Stoke,Plymout·~ Victoria Wine & Spirit Vaults, John Williams, 3 Albert Terminus inn, George W oolf, Barnstaple street, Eas~- road., Y<lrice Town, Devon port the-Water, Bideford Victoria & .Albert inn, A. R. Baker,Stoke Gabriel,Totne• Tetcott .Arms, Jas. H . ..ibbott, Lana, Tetcott,Holsworthy Victory inn, C. G. Early, Honicknowle, Crown Hill The Hotel, William G. Orocker, Woolsery, Bucks Cross Victory inn, Albert Victor Kno\\les, 182 Sidwell st.Exetr Thelbridge. inn, J.T.Leach, Thelbridge,Morchard Bishop Victory inn, Samuel Pawley, Quay, Brixham The Shades, William Hy. Dyer, 29 York st. Devonport Victualling Office tavern, Henry Harrison, 10 CremyU Thomas's hotel, Ellery & Oo. Ltd. 25 Fore st. Devonport street, East Stonehouse, Plymouth Three Crowns, Mrs. Ellen Wall, n Parade, Plymouth Vine inn, Fred Ricbards, High street, Honiton Three Elms, Thos. Denithorne, Drew street, Brixham Vine hotel, George William Whitemore, 5 Admirals Three Horse Shoes. Richard Ellis, Upton Pyne, Exeter hard, East Stonehouse, Plymouth Three Horsesho~s, William Gosling, Southleigh, Oolyton VoluntePr, Herbert AllPn, Chapel street, Exmouth Three Pigeons, Fredk. Gibbs,Bishop's Tawton,Barnsta.ple Volunteer inn, Wm. H. Husband, Yealmpton, Plymouth Three Tuns, Frederick Altord, 8o High street, Barnstaple Volunteer inn, James Smerdon. Broad st.Ottery St.Mary Three Tuns, Joseph Corner, High street, Honiton Volunteer inn, W. R. Wrigbt, Temple street, Sidmouth Three Tuns, Sidney Tremlett, Silverton, Exeter Walkhampton inn, Sl. White, Walkhampton, Horrabrdge Tinto hotel, Mrs. J. Hill, Station road, South Molton Warn hotel, Charles 'I'eale, 22 Anstis street, Plymouth Tiverton bqtel, Frederick Miles, jun. Bampton Warren house, Thomas Hext, Post Bridge, Princetowu Tiverton inn, Fredk. J. Slee, I~ East st. South l\Iolt-on Washington hotel, Mrs. Mary E. Dunstan, Washingt-on Topsham inn, Samuel Howard, 48 South street, Enter place, ~illbay road, Plymouth Torbay inn, Henry RDsevear, Tor square, Torquay V\'aterman's Arms, Joh.n Hunt-er, Drew street, Brixham Torbay inn, HeTbert J. Tozer, Fisher street, Paignton Waterman's Arms, Mrs.E.J.Phillips, I Victoria st.Totne• Torridge inn, Richard Butler, Torridge hill, Bideford Waterman''! Arms, _\lbert Wakeham, Bow bridge, .Ash- Torridge inn, James A. Copp, Mill st. Grt>at Torrin~ton prington, Totnes Tors hotel, Miss Lillian E.:!\i.Davt>y, Belstont> ()Jp J, 1> nt. Waterman's A1m~. Herbert Ed,\ard V\ right, Higher Tower inn, Edmond John Rogers, Slapton, Kingsbridge town, Buckfastleigh Town Arms, Jaclr Dunsttan, North street, Ashburton Welcome inn, )h·,;. Ellen Osborn, Haven bank, City Town .A.rms, Richard Townsend, 124 East st. Sth.Molt')n basin, St. Thomas, Exeter l'own Arms, Alfred Way, 57 Drew street, Brixham' \Yellington inn, Emest Samuel Dawe. 23 William str~t,. Town Arms, Frederick G. Wilson, Hi~her st. Dartmoutb Morice Town, Devonport Town Hall tavern, Mrs. Mary Ann Randle, 27 Westwell Wellington inn, Mrs. Sophia Forbes,34 King st.Pl)mouth street, Plymouth · Wellington, R. H. Gilbert, 21 Wellington ,st. Plymouth *Tradesman'~ inn, James Little, 10 Cooper st. Bideford Wellington, Richard Mogridge, Ipplepen, Newton Abbot Tradesman's Arms, Robt.Jn.Damerell,Octagon st.Plymth Wellington inn, Mrs . .A.nnie Rodgers, 38 .Adelaide street~ Trade-sman''! Arms, John Lovering, Abbots Kerswell, East Stonehouse, Plymouth Newton Abbot Wellington Arms, Le1\is Oollins, 66 High st. Dfracombe Tradesman's Arms, Charles Mitchelmore, Stokenham, West Oountry inn, Thomas Bailey, Hartland Kingsbridge West Hoe hotel, .Albert George- .Anchor, Bishop's Tiadesman's Arms, Arthur Symons, Scoriton, Buckfast- West Hoe road, Plymouth leigh West, Buckfastleigh West India House, William Henry Penrose, II5 &:; u6 Trafalgar, Wm. H. Luscombe, Newcomen rd. Dartmouth Union street, Edst Stonebouse, Plymouth Trafalgar inn, E. w. :!{alph, 62 Ebrington Bt. Plymouth we~tern hotel, James Morgan, West street, Axminster Travellers' Rest inn, H. W. Woodley, Whitestone, Exeter Weston Mill hotel (Western Counties Public House Treby Arms inn, James S. Nelder, Sparkwt>ll, Plymptan '!'rust Oo. Limited; Richard Joy, local manager), Trelawny hotel, John Henry Dodd, Yeomans terrace, Bridwell road, St. Budeaux, Devonpol't Victoria road, St. Budeaux, Devonport Wheat Sheaf inn, Albert Sydenham, 25 Leat st.Tivertoo Trout inn, Richard Fowler, Millbrook, Axminster WhitchurC'h inn, ~rs. Chri<;tina MacLachlan, Whit- Tucke-r's Arms, Mrs. M. J. Boyland, Dalwood,KilmingtotJ church, Tavistock Turf, R. vV . .A.dams, Exminster, Exeter White Ball, Frank '!'rigger, 8 Bridge street, Tiverton Turk's Head, John S. Davey, 202 & 203 High st. Exeter \\"bite CroRs inn, James Dell. Oolaton Raleigh, Wood- Turk's Head, William Henry Evans Edworthy, 41 Wol- bur}l Salterton, J<:::xeter borough street, Newton .Abbot White Halt inn, J, hn HPnry Ea1 kell, Bridestowe • *Turk's Head, Jack Southerns, 160 Cuwick stn>Pt. St. \Yhite Hart inn, \Vm. Burrows, ExetPt' road, Crerliton Thomas, Exeter , ~ \\bite Hart, He1trv Cann, Wilmington, Honiton Turk's Head inn, Robert Yabsley, Loddiswell White Hart. Louis Daw, Plvmouth i'd. Bnckfastleigh Two Mile Oak inn, Henry ·Richards, Abbots Kers"ell, White Hart, Herbert Hy. Dolton, 6o Forest. Kingsbridg& Newton Abbot White Hart, John Down, 3 Brook street, Tavistock • Two Trees inn, George Glover, 88 Fore street, Devonport Whito Ha1 t. John William FIO,t. Fore l>treet, Ohudleigb­ Tytherleigh Arms, Walt. Grabham, Tytherleigh, Chard White Hart inn, James Waiter Gardner, North Tawton Union hotel, J. H. Beare, Black 'I'orrington, Highampton Whit~> Hart. A. E. Haye"', Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple Union, John Blackmore, Dolton White Hart, l-Jrs. A . .A. Ht>llyer, Atherington,Umberleigb Union inn, William Bridgman; Underwood, Pl:;tupton White Hart, Geo. C Jpffery.Ohurch st.Modbury,Ivybrdg St. Mary Whit~ Hart, Mrs. Elleu Lock, 8 Queen street, Bideford Union inn, Mrs. S. A. B-rook,-Broadwood-Kelly,Winkleigb White Hart, Mrs. Elizh. Ann Newbery, Church st.Colytn Union inn, D. T. Cannings, Ford st. Moretonhampstead \\.bite Hart, Fral<. H. Phillips, 8 East st. Newton Abbok Union inn, Henry Clements. Union street, Salcombe White Hart, Willinm Rowland, The Quay, Ilfracomb& Union hotel, James Henry Hill, Fore street,Bovey Trat:ey 1 White Hart, JohJJ Sampson, Spreyton, Bow Union inn; Henry Buxham, 36 :M:ill street, Bideford I1 White Hart-, Erne'"-t William Sanders, Bow Union inn, T. Jenkins, Stibb cros11. Langtree, '.forringto·1 WhitP llart, Daniel Searle, Colyford • .
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