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FRU [DORSET.] • Farmers-Continued 'tRADES DIRECTORY.] 933 FRU [DORSET.] • FARMERs-continued. Jackson Frederick (to the Earl of Newport & Co. 24 ~t. Marystreet, Mel- Wigmore Thos.Corfe Mullen,Wimborne Eldon), Encombe, Corfe Castle com bt! Regis, Weymouth Wildern Job, South Perrott, Crewkerne Leg-I!; \Hlliam (to E. G. Legg, esq.), Nosworthy William, Fish street, Poole Wilds Wm. & Son, Fiddlefortl,Blandford Mappercombe, Nettlecombe, Bridpo~t OliverW.Park st.Melcmb.Regis,Wymth. WilkinsGeorg-e,StowerRow,Shaftesbury Long James(to Sir Ivor B.Guest, bt.), Roe Thomas, West Lulworth,Ware::ham Williams Henry A.StaIbridge,B1andtord Moretown,Canford Ma!1;na,Wimborne Seager John, Bridge street,Lyme Regis Williams Robert, Brockhampton,Buck- LuscombeFrederick (to R.B.Sheridan, Shilson William, Maiden street, Mel- land Newton, Dorchester esq.), Frampton, Dorchester combe Regis, Weymouth WiIliams Samuel,Portesham,Dorchester Macalister Alexander (to F. Styring, Sims Mrs. Mary,Cheapstreet,Sherborne Williams Thomas, Kinson, Wimborne esq.), Lytchett Minster, Poole Swain Frederick, High st. Shaftesbury Williams William, North eud, Mot- Pearce rJ'homas (to Thomas Hussey, Whit!! George, HiglJ street, Wimborne combe, Shaftesbury esq.),Bredy,Burton Bradstock,Brdprt Willi:> Charles, Bourton, Bath Pond William (to John Jukes, esq,.), FISH SAUOE MANUFAOTR. Willis John, Cattistock, Dorchester GillinghaIU Warr William, 7 PrQspect pt Bridport Willis John, 8t1'atton, Dorchester Reed Geor~e (to Capt. Hall), Ansty Willmott George, Perryfarm, Waytown, Hilton, Dorehester FISHING NET MANUFRS. Netherbury, Bridport RenacreRichard(to the EarlofIlches- See Net Manufacturers WilhnottG.Waytown,Melplnsll,Bridprt ter), Melbury Snmpford, Dorchester . Will:> W.Sydling St.Nicholas,Dorchester Rowe John (to the Earloj" Sandwich), FISHING TACKLE MAKER WilmottH.Waytown,Melplash, Bridport Hook, Bridport ..' Wiltshire J. Filehead Neville, Hlandford Spence Peter (to Chm'les Weld, esq.), J effery Cbns. HIgh East st. Dorchester WiltshireThos.StockGaylard,Sherborne Chideock, Bridport FLAX DRESSERS. Wiltshire WiHiam, Woodrow, Haselbury Spiller Robert (to Mrs. Hawkins), C J h Cl d t k Ch d Brsan, Blandford Portesham, Dorchester orr osep, Iar S oe, ar Woodford Charles, Wonston, Haselbury White John (to William Parmiton, Meech MC~ ~ary, Laymore, Thorn- Br;yan, Blandford esq.), Melplash. Bridport cornbe, ar Woodford Mrs. Marian,KingtonMag'na, RS FLAX & HEMP MEROHANTS. 'll' I . FA RIER GI lllg Jam .' Gale BmI. Burton Bradstock, Bridport Woodw3;rd John. Henry, Shatcombe, See Sm~ths. HodderJ.West rd.Symondsbry.Brillprt . BeamlDster, Brulport FELLMONGERS Pymore Mill Co.(JohnPickard~uttill, Woolford Ge.orge, West Moors, West . '. man. part.), Pymore mill, Bridport Parlex, WImborne. Blddleco~be Tb?s. E. West st. Bndport Swain & Son, Harbour, Bridport Woolmmgton Hy. Bearnlllster;Brldport C~e~sey :SIlas,. Flddleford, Blandford Wakeley Charles WhitehurchCanonico- Worthy James, Woolland, Blandford Gilhngham RIchard, Oburne, Sberborne rum Briuport' Wright Jarnes, Hartgrove, Shaftesbury Keech Jas. Toiler Porcorum, Dorchester • Wrigbt James,Stower Row, Shaftesbury SeaI'd S. jun. Cerne Abbas, Dorchester FLAX SPINNERS & MANFRS. Wr!ght J??~, Br?ad Win~ls~r, Bridport Smith & Gorringe, eorfe Castle Hounsell WiUiam & Co. North mill, Wr~ght \~ I1hlim,St.Jarnes s,~hat~esbury Watts J.?hn, .East street" Blandford Allington & Wyke's court, Bridpol't Wruwn Samuel, Powerstock, Bndport Young FrancIs, St.James s, Shaftesbul'y Macey William Clenham wHIs Nether- Wyatt Richard, Melplash, Bri?port Young Fras.CharltonMarshaIl.Blandfrd bury, Bridpo;t - , Wyatt Thomas,.Marsbwood, Clewkerne FENDER & FIRE IRON MA, Maggs Oliver, Bourton, Bath Yearsley Cornehus,Market pl.Wareham Mao'gs Uriah Bourton Bath Yeates Hy. ToIler Porcorum,Dorchester Ashton & Green,14 & 15 Bury street, Mo~terton ftfill Co. (WilIiam H. W. YeatesJohn,ToIlerPorcorum,Dorchester St. Mary Axe, London e.c Toby man. part.) Mostertn.Crewkrne Young Geo. Thos. Bloxworth, Blandford ' , Young" Mrs.Harriet,Motcombe,Shftsbry FILTER MAKERS. FLOORING MERCHANT. Young Samuel,Alderholt,Fordingbrid~eAshton & Green, 14 & 15 Bury street, Norton John Joseph,Towngate st.Poole Young Hy.Sutton Waldron,Sbaftesbury St. Mary Axe, London e.c Young :samuel, Little London, St. FLORISTS. J ames's, Shaftesbury FIRE BRICK MAKERS. ZeaIley J oho, Bothenhampton, Bridport See Brick ~ T'ile Makers. Cook James, Bradpole, Bridport ZeaIly Amlrew, BeerhaIl, Hawkchurch Farwell John, Poole road, Wimborne ZealIyJ.WelIfield,Hawkchrch.Axnmstr FIRE WOOD DEALERS. MooreS.S.Providence nursy.LymeRegis Newberry Reubeu, Upway. Uorchester Pike Robert,StowerProvost, Gillingham Farm Bailiffs. Tubbs Robert, Woodlands, Wimborne Russell Thomas, West Boro', Wimborne BarnesJ sph. (to Sir R. G.Glyn,bart.), Sampson John Turner, Barrack street Woodcutts, Hinton Martel,Wimborne FISH CURER. Bridport ' Beat.rixJules (to G. A. Provo.~t, esq.), Gowen John Trinity road Weymouth FLOUR DEALERS. Wmterbourne Came, Dorchester ' , Bignal James (to Baron Hambro), FISH MERCHANTS. See Corn ~ Flour Dealers. • Milton Abbas, Blandford Belben Robert, Quay, Poole FLOUR FACTORS. Blackmore George (to Samuel Warren, Belben Robert H. Sherborne esq .), Fifehrad Ma~dalen, GiIlingham Dowland John, Swanage See Corn ~ Flour Factors. Butt Thomas (to F. Styring, esq.), Hixson William, Swanage FLOUR MERCHANTS. Lytchett Matravers, Poo!e ._ Martin Samuel, Fish street, Poole ~ Butler George (to John W'llbams Bell, Palk Thomas Henry, High street, PooIe See Corn Flour Merchants. esq.), Langham, GiIlingham Vine William, High street, Poole FOSSILS-COLLEOTORS OF. Dawbney Job (to the Yen. Thoma~ Sanctuary), Powerstock, Bridport FISHMONGERS. Dollin J ames, Bridge st. Lyme Regis Dowle George (to F. Pope, esq.), Beer John I. Mill green, Lyme Regis Hunter John, Charmouth Chilfr~me, Dorchester Best Richard Henry, South st. Bridport Hunter Robert, Cbarmouth Dunning WilIiarn (to Earl of Eldon), Bull Henry, 10 Governor's lane, Mel- FRENOH POLISHERS. Arne, Wareham combe Regis, Weymouth Eldon George (to F. Styring, esq.), ChilcottWm.Burton Bradstock,Bridport Coombs William, Salisbury st. Blandfl'd Hamworthy, Puole Cox James EH, Church st. Lyme_Regis Gill Charles, South street, DorchCllter Green William (to the Rev. Henry Fippen Thomas, Charmouth FRUITERERS & GREEN. Deane), East Stower, Gillingham Gag-e Thos. Sherborne lane,Lyme Regis Gregory Asher (to General Sir John Gear Mathew, Charmouth GROOERS. Michel, G.C.B.), DewIish, lJorchester Gibbs John, The Cobb, Lyme Regis Arnold Thomas, High street, Poole Groves Edwin (to George Parham, Groves Henry, 77A, St. Thomas street, Belben Robert H. ~herborne IJsq.), Milton farm, Gillingbam Melcombe Regis, Weymouth Bowring George, 29 East street, Mel­ Hansford Edmund (to Richard Genge, Hewlet George, West street, Blandford combe Regis, Weymouth esq.), Stil1sford, Dorchester Horner William,The Cobb, Lyme Regis Bridle Charles, Longfleet, Poole Hawkins William (to- Capt. S. D. Long James, Monmoutll st.Lyme Regis Canning William, 27 Park street, 1\le1. Dame1'),WinterborneCame,Dorchstr Long- Wm. Monrnouth st. Lyme Regis eombe Regis, Weymouth Honyben John (to WilUarn Charles Meech Henry, Beaminster, Bridport ChristopberJ sph. Market pI. Dorchester Lambert, esg. J.P.), Winterborne ~Iills&Son,45St.Marystreet,Melcombe Clarke Mrs. M.Barrack street, Bridport Steepleton, Dorchester Regis, Weymouth Crabb Benjamin, Market pI. Dorchester Hutchings Charles (toE.L.Kinder"ley, Mills Henry, High Eastst. Dorchester Denning Charles, Market house&Upper esq.), TincletoD, Dorchester Mills John, Towngate street. Poole St.Alban's st.Melcmbe.Regis,Weymth • • • I.
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