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Buckinghamshjre. [ Kelly's 252 FAR BUCKINGHAMSHJRE. [ KELLY'S FARMERs-continued. Bishop E. J. Haddenham, Thame Bryant G~orge, Mursll'y, Winslow "Barrett Henry, Wolverton RS.O Bishop Edward, Needle's Hole, Bill- Buckmaster Albert Alfred, Slapton, Bartlett I. Beachampton,Stony Strtfrd dlesden, Brackley Leighton Buzzard Bartlett James, :Korth end, Tun'ille, Bishop Thos. Aston Ointon, Tring Buckmaster Mrs. Manor house, Lin- Henley-on-Thames Blackwell B. Gt. Hampden, Amersham slade, Leighton Buzzard Barton Benj. Padbury, Buckingham Blackwell Frank, Turweston, Brackll'Y Bullard A.Tickford 10.Newport Pagnell Barton C. Hazlemere, High Wycombe Blake B.Huxley ho.LongCrndn.Thame Bullock Charles, Northern wood,Flack. Barton J. Stewkley, Leighton Bnzzard Blake George, Scotsgrove, Hadden- well heath, Wycombe Ba ~s George, 'Longwick, Princes ham, Thame Bunce Charles, Haddenham, Thame Risborough S.O Blake Henry, Boarstall, Brill Bunce J ahn, Weston Turville, Tring Bass James, Longwick, I'rinces Blake 'Vm. Paushill, Boarstall, Brill Bunker Jonathan, Ley green, Ashley Uisborough S.O Bliss Mrs.E.Stewkley,Leightn.Buzzard green, Berkhamstead Bass Joseph, Longwick, Princes Ris- Bliss G. Soulbury, Leighton Buzzard Burge Meschach, !vel', Uxbridge borough S.O Bliss John, Bierton, Aylesbury Burnell John, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester llatchellor Mrs. Amelia, Hyde heath, Bliss John, Dunsham farm, Aylesbury Burnell T. Muswell hill, Brill, Thame Great Missenden RS.O Bliss M.Hurdles gro.Hoggestn.Win~w Burnham H. B. Ellesborough, Tring "Batchelor J. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Bliss Mrs. Martha, Mainshill, Winch- Burnham James, Aston Clinton, Tring 13atchelor James, Spittle farm, Coln- l'ndon Upper, Aylesbury Burrough W. Little Marlow, Marlow brook, Slough Bliss R Soulbury, Leighton Buzzard Burroughes Geo. Loosley row, Tring Batchelor John, Buckland, Tring Boag George, Coleshill, Amersham Burrows ·Wm. Padbury, Buckingham Batchelor T. Ashley grn.Berkhamstead Boddington W. Cuddingt{)n, Aylesbury Burton Benjamin,Harleyford, Marlow Batchlor John, Colnbrook road, 1"1.'1'1', Boddy S. Seer grn. Beaconsfield RS.O Burton J.West hl.Padbury,Buckinghm Uxbridge Bodley Fredk.Sympson,Bletchley Statn Bury Percival, Shabbinglow, Thame Bates Henry & Thomas, Grendoll Bond J. & C. Ludgershall, Aylesbury Bury Thomas, Worminghall, Thame Underwood, Aylesbury Bond C. Frieth, Henley-on-Thames Bush Percival Robt.Northall,Dunstable Bates J. & R Little Horwood, Winslow Bond Thos. Holmer g-reen, Amersham Bushell William, Milford Leys, Han. Bates F. Soulbury, Leighton Buzzard Bone Joseph, Woughton-on-the-Green, slope, Stony Stratford Bates Mrs. Oving, Aylesbury Bletchley Station Butcher Edward, Chalfont St. Peter, Bates Thomas, Haddenham, Thame Bonest A. Mentmore,Leighton Buzzard Gprrard's Cross R.S.O Battams R. Lavendon,:Kewport Pagnpll Bonham F.Stewkley,Leighton Buzzard Butcher Edwd. Coleshill, Amersham Baverstock Thomas, 'l'owersey, Thame Bosworth John, sen. North Crawley, Butler John, Grendon Underwood, Bayley W. Wexham d. Wexham,Sl!:rh Newport Pagnell Aylesbury Baylis E.H.Town ho.Hoggeston,Wnslw Bosworth .John, jun. North Crawley, Cadd Jas.Preston Bissett, Buckingham Bazeley J. Tyringham, l\"ewport Pagnll Newport Pagnell Cadd W.J. Preston Bissett,Bucknghm Beauford John, Thatcham ponds, Bosworth John Shepherd Cranfield, Cadman W. Loughton,Bletchley Statn Biddlesden, Brackley Broughton, Newport Pagnell Calcutt H. Little Marlow, Marlow Beckett Albert,Round hill, l\'ash,Stony P.oughto'l. John, Chen~es, Rickmans- Callam W.Lit.Marsh,Gt.Kimble,Tring Stratford, Bucks worth RS.O. (Herts) Campbell Miss M. Homers, Marlow Beckett Ellis, Gt.Linford,l\'wprt.Pagnll Boughton Richard, Ashenden, Thame Cannon John, Sharp's hill, Ludgers. Beckett Gaius, Nash, Stony Stratford Bowdeu T,Gt.Brickhill,Bletchley Statn hall, Ay~esbury . Beckett J. M. Steeple Claydon,Winslw Brackley George, St. Leonard's, Tring Cannon '''m. Tetchmck, LudgershalI, Bedford Barnett & William, Ashley Bradshaw William, Wheatley's, Chal. Aylesbury green, Berkhamstead font St. Peter,Gerrard's Cross RS.O Cantrell Hy. S. Baylis court, Slough Bedford Edwin & Ephraim, Ashley Brandom Jas.Horton,Leighton Buzzrd Capel Robt.Thornborough, Buckng-hm green, Berkhamstead Brandon & Griffin, Straws HadIey, Carpenter & Co. Church end, Han- Bedford Daniel, Prestwood, Great Wingrave, Aylesbury slore, Stony Stratford Missenden RS.O Brandon G.Ledburn,Leighton Buzzard Carpenter O.H.Stokenchurch,Tetswrlh Beeson Arthur, Potter's Row, Great Branson Arthur,Bullington end, Hans- Carter Thomas Henry, Coldharbour, Missenden RS.O lope, Stony Stratford Hartwell, ~ylesb~ry . 'Beeson Mrs. C. Prestwood, Great Mis- Brazier Hy. Grandborough, Winslow Chapman Gams, L:t.Horwood,Wmslw sl'nden RS.O Brazier Henry,Whitchurch, Aylesbury Chapman Jam~~, Westbury, Brac:kley "Beeson Waiter Potter's Row Grl'at Brett In. 'Whaddon, Bletchley Station Chapman LeWlS John,. The Coombes, · d R'S 0 ' Bricknall R.Stewkley,Leighton Buzzrd Thornuorough, Buckmgham Mlssen en " . h r Sh . Ch 1\'f' MMM rth T. Belgrove R Aston Sandford, ThamQ Br~g t "" m. ermgton,NewportPagnll apm<ln n lS~ .1. arswo ,rmg Bel R' h rd Il' T' Brlghty George, Astwood Bury, Ast· Chapman R" ater Stratford,Bckngbm B l?r~e b 1~ aS'd sen. ~l1~e, ~~f wood, Newport Pagnell Chapman R. T. Shalstone,Buckingham e,V deI' ell t ney, 1'1' on 1, Brill E. 'Veston Turville, Tring Chapman Richd. Turweston, Brackley BIle; ~n, -l- ~ uryA I b Brill Emmnl. Wavendon,Bletchlpy Stn Chapman Thos. B. Biddlesden,Brackly I' 0 n, le. on, yes ury Brill J.Primrose hill,Mursley,'Vinslow Chupmall 'Vm. 'Vestbury, Brackley Bell Th?mas, Ble:ton, Aylesbury . Britnell Ji'lmes & Sons, BIedIow ridge, Chapp~n G. "" W. Marsworl~, Tring Bellgro\e H. Holhngdon,Lght~.Buzzlli Princes Risborough S.O Chappm Job, Marsworth, Trmg Benfield Alfred, Charndon.' BlCester BrooksC.Murslev hall,Mursley,Winslw Checkley John, Lincoln lodge, Han­ Bennell H.Cadmore End,HlghWycombe Brooks Edwd. Knotty grn. Amersham slope, Stony Stratford Bennett T. R Calverton, St.ony Strtfd Brooks J. B. Finnemoor, Marlow Cheshire Geo.Grandborough, Winslow Bennett Wm. Stowe, BucIungham Brooks John BIedlow ridge Princes Cheshire James Northall Dunstable Benyon John, Ellesb~roug,h 'rrmg. Rlsborough" S.O Cheshire Wm.North" Marston,Winslow Berkley Art.h. J. :Um~n st. Amersharo Brooks John, Holly green, BledIow, Chilton E. R. Meadcroft,Askett,Tring B~tts W. Lit. Bl'lckhlll, Bletch~ey Stn Princes Risborough S.O Chilton Free, SpeeD, Tring BlddlecOlllbe A. Padbury, BuckmghalD Brooks Thomas, Beamond end, Little Chilton James, Bencorobe, Marlow Biggs Edward & lVilliam, Burcot, Missenden, Amersham Chown'l George, Lapland, Brill,Thame .Leighton Buzzard Broob T. Hazlemere, High 'Wycombe Chowns Geo. Luggershall, Aylesbury BlggS R & S. Towersey, Tharoe Brown Alfred, Cherry Trees, Ashridge, Church In.Lavendon,Newport Pagnell Biggs G. King's hill, High Wycombe Chesham Claridge E.Bow Brickhill,BletchleyStn Biggs J. Cublington, Leighton Buzzard Brown Alfred, Choulesbury, Tring ClaridgeS.Milton Keynes,Newprt.Pgnll Biggs R Bradenham, High Wycombe Brown E. Stoke Maudeville, Aylesbury CIark Mrs. A. Bendrose, Amersham Biggs Richard, Manor farm, Braden- Brow!! Edward, Quainton, Aylesbury Clark E. Singleborough, Winslow ham, High Wycombe Brown George, sen. Milesfield, St. CIark G. A. Chartridge,Cheshm.R.S.O Biggs T. E. Wingrave, Aylesbury Leonard's, Tring' Clark H.The Lee,GLMissenden R.S.O Biggs Thomas, Marston fields, l\"'ortb Brown George, jun. The Coppice, St. CIark J. Winchendon Lower,Aylesbury Marston, 'Winslow Leonard's, Tring Clark James, High street, Great Mis- Billing A. Lavendon, Kewport Pagnell Brown James,Medmenham,1Vood end, senden RS.O Billing G. Cold Brafield,:Kewprt.Pagnll Marlow CIark Richard, LowQr Dean, Hughen. Billinghurst C. J. Hedsor, Bourne Brown John, Manh Gibbon, Bicester den, High Wycombe End S.O Brown Moses, Cobblers hill, Great CIark Samuel, Prestwood, Great :Mis- Billinghurst C. Ferry lane, Wooburn Hampden, Amersham senden RS.O Billington Frederick, Coombe, Butler's Brown Thomas, Bottom, Great Hamp- Chrk Thomas Giles, Rockwell !lnd, Cross, Tring den, Amersham Hambleden, Henley-an-Thames 'BilIington G.Wellwick,Wendover,Tring Brown 'Villiam, Hunt's green, Great CIark lV. Moat farm, Prestwood,Great Billington H. Stokenchurch, Tetsworth Missenden RS.O Missenden R.S.O Billington RNth.Crawley,Newprt.Pgnll Buckmaster A. ..1. Horton, Leighton CIark William, Waiter's ash, Braden- Birdsey Thomas (exors. of), South- Buzzard ham, High Wycombe cote, Leighton Buzzard -.
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