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Can 916 [Post Office • [DORSET.] CAN 916 [POST OFFICE , . CABINET MAKERs-continued. Biles Chas.Pydel-Trenthide, Dorchester HenvilleN.Wintel'bol'neKingstn.Blndfrd HibbB Edward, High street, Wimborne Biles W. l\'IilborneSt.Andrew,Blandford Hile WilIiam, Netherbury, Bridport Hoare Stephen, Salisbury st. Sbaftesbry Blandford Samuel, Pimperne, Blandford Hixson Frederick, SwanllRe Hunt WiIliam & Son, High st. Poole Bowring Thomas,Fordington,Dorchestr Hoare WiIliam, Charmouth Imber Samuel, Towngate street, Poole Bradley Michael, Yetminster, Sherborne Hobbs J ames, Godmanstone,Dorchester Jeans David, Stalbridge, Blandford . Bridle Jas. Worth Matravers, Warebam HobbsW.Whtchrch.Canonicorum,Brdl,t Jenkins James, High street, Poole Brown George, Lower Loders, Bridport Hodder Joseph. Thorncombe, Chard Lance John Chas. Salisbury st.Blandfrd Brown .John, Lydlinch, Blalldford Hopkins Charles, Bagber, Sturminst(r Lawrence J ob, West street, Bridport Brown Malachi, Upper Loders, Bridport Newton, Blandford J... ee J .3King st.MelcombeRegis,Wymth Brown Wm. Puddletown, Dorchester HordeI' Thos. Compton Abbas,Shaftsbry ~:lansfleld WIll. Broad st. Lyme Regis Bryne Geo.Kington Magna, Gillingham House Harvey, Bere Regis, Hlandford ManueI.Thomas, High street, Poole Bullen James, lIere Regis, Blandford House Robert, Bere Regis, Blandford Meech Charles, Beaminster, Bridport Burden J.WinterborneStickland,Blndfd House Thomas, Powerstock, Bridport Miles TllOmas, B. High st. Shaftesbury Case Israel, Corscombe, Dorchester House Wm. East Chaldon, Dorchester Norman James, The Close, Blandford ChardW.SydlingSt.Nicholas,Dorchester Hunt Thos. Stower row, Shaftesbury Northover Corneliull. South st.Bridport Cheed EH, Whitchurch Canonicorum, Hussey John, South street, Dorchester Pitfleld John, Coombe st. Lyme Regis Bridport HutchingsT.ComptonVallence,Dorchstr Preece George,Cornmarket, Wimborne Cheed Richard, Whitchurch Canoni- Jacob John, Milton Ahbas, Blandford Pulstord Samuel,Church st.Lyme Regis corum, Bridport James James, Wool, Wareham Read John, 8 St. Thomas st. Melcombe Childs W. Melbury Osmond, Dorchester JamesWm.BlandfordSt.Mary,Blandford Regis, Weymouth ChurchilIJohn,New buildings,Blandford Joyce E. WinterborneHoug-htn.Blndford Reeve WilIiam, Market street, Poole Clare Richard, Stoke Abbott, Bridport JoyceJ.WinterborneZelstol'J.e,Blandford Rogers T. 25 High West st. Dorchester Clark Hen. Litton Cheney, Dorchester Kail Isaae, Rorton, Wimborne Rose William, Governor's lane, Mel- Clark Richard, Puncknowle, Bridport Keeping Joseph, West street, Bridport combe Regis, Weymouth Clench Daniel, Stalbridge, Blandford Kiddle Hy.SydlingSt.Nicholas,Dorchstr Smith Job, LangtonMatravers,Warehm Collins James, Wambrook, Chard Kiddle Wm. East Stower', Gillingham Spear George, South street, Bridport Coornbes Isaac, Layton la. Shaftesbury King Napoleon, PiIsdon, Crewkerne Sydenham GeOl'ge, Sydling St. Nicholas, Coombs John, Cranborne King Thomas, Leigh, Sherborne Dorchester Courage Henry,Shillingstone,Blandford Kingman Edgar W. Lydlinch,Blandfrd Sydenham Hugh, Cheap st. Sherborne CoxJ.Enmoregreen,Motcombe,Shftsbry Kingsbury John J.Chesilborne, Dorchstr TrowbridgeGeorge,High st.Shaftesbury Cozens John, Puddlehinton, Dorchester KingsburyT.BucklandNewtn.Dorchestr Watts Joseph Benjamin, School street, Crew Henry, Child Okeford, Shilling- Knight John, Silver street, L)'me Regis Melcombe Regis, Weymouth stone, Blandford Knight Jolm, Spettisbury, Blalldford White William, Swanage Crew William, Stalbridge, BlandfoI'd Lane EIijah, Leigh, Sherborne , Cross John, East Stower, Gillingham Lang Ul'iah, Bradford Abbas, Sherborne OANDLE MANUFACTURER. Cross Jsph.W.Puddlehinton,Dorchester Light Fredk. Peace marsh, Gillingham Groves Arthur Wm. Peasela. Dorchstr Darbey John, SouthPerrott,Crewkerne Light George, Milton, Gillingham Davis John, Upway, Dorchester Light John, Manston, Blandford CANVAS MANUFACTURERS. lJavis Matthew, Bere Regis, Blandford Lodder Wm. Stower Provost,GilIingham Ewens T. & Son,West AIlington,Bridprt Daw EIias, South Perrott, Crewkerne LodeI' L. Okeford .Fitzpaine, Blandfol'd Rendall&Coombs,WestAllington,Brdprt D~w .Ira, W~st Borough, Wimborne Long Edward, South street, Sherbo:ne Stephens & Co. Asker mills, East road, Dlbbm J. ShIre Hall lane, Dorchester Long Wm. Sherborne la. Lyme RegiS Bridport . Dorey Thomas, East Stoke, Wareham Loveless Joseph, Upway, Dorchester Down John, Church street, Lyme Regis Lush Andrew, Grove bldgs. Dorchester CARMEN. Drayton Thomal'l, William street, Mel- Lyne Rd. Caundle Stourton, Blandford Bealing Chas. Peace marsh, Gillingham combe Regis~ Weymouth Mabey Emanuel, Preston, Weymouth Croft John, Stoke Abbott, Bridport Drower J as.Butter market, Lyme Regis Macey David, Netherbul'y, Bridport Green Jame!!, MitchelI street, Mel- Duffett Elias, Stalbridge, Blandford Mansfield Thomas, Bourtol1, Hath combe Regis, Weymouth Edmunds T. C. Studland, Corfe Castle Marsh George, West street, Wareham Hayter J olm, Newbury, GiIlingham Edwards J .Castle,Hawkhurst,Axminstr Martin & l'lon, Oakley place,Weymouth Meaden Rcbd. Shillingstone, Blandford EdwardsJoshua,Hawkchurch,Axminstr MatchamW.C.CharltonlVIarshll.Blndfrd MitcheIl John, Horse st. Lyme Regis EdwardsR.FontmellMagna,Shaftesbury Meech Charles. Beaminster, Bridport Payne George, Charmouth Edwards WiIIiam, Culvers, Gillingham Meeeh William, West st. Blandlord Pidgeon William, Charmoutll Elmes Geo. Church Knowle,CorfeCastle Melmoth Wm. Shillingstone, Blandford Squibb Richard, Crescent street, Mel- Fooks EIi, Thorntord, Sberborne Miller Thomas, Osmington, Weymouth combe Regis, Weymouth Fooks Georg-e, Thorntord, Sherborne Millt'rWm.CaundleStuurton, Blandford Stapleforth Henry, Silver st.Lyme Regis Forsey Daniel, Mile cross, Symonds- Mitchell Thomas C. Pulham, l'lherborne Young Williaru, Church st. Lyme Regis bury, BridpoI't Mortimer Edward, Winforth, Dorchestr FramptonJ.Loscombe,Melplash,Bridprt Mullet Wm. CIJesilborne, Dorchester OARPENTERS & JOINERS. French WiIliam, Mill green, Lyme Regis. Neal John, Chetnole, Sberborne Adams C.SturminsterNewton,Blandford Fricker Jame~, Motcombe, Shaftesbury Neale Ch as. Pen, Monktn.Wyld,Cbrmth .A,dams C. ToIlard Farmham,Shaftesbury Fry Joseph, Litton Chene;r, Dorchester Noake WiIliam, South street, Sherborne Adams John, jun. Handley,Shaftesbury Gale G.West I'd. SymondsburY,Bridport Northover John, West Milton, Bridport Alner Mark, DamoryCourt st.BIandford Gale Thollllls, ~hipton George. Bridport Uld Adam, Alweston, Folke, Sherborne Anstey Richard, Stalbridge, Blandford Gale Wm. Maiden Newton, Dorchester Old John,Wootton Glamille, Sherborne Ansty Jas. Pydel-Trenthide, Dorehester Galton Henry C. Bere Regis, Blandford Oliver Jas. Caundle Stourton, Blandford Arnold Albert, King street, Wimborne Gard Wm. Tarrant Monl{ton, BlandfoI'd OliveI' Thomas, Beaminster, Bridport Arnold WilIiam, Kinson, Wimborne GamIer Albert, Holwell, Sherborne Oxford M. WinterborneSticklnd.Blntlfrd Ash WilIiam, Salisbury st. Blandford GillingbamJohn, Stoborough,'Wareham Painter E. Iwerne Courtnay, Blandford Ashton John, Charmouth GodwinJohn,StowerProvost,Gillingham Parsons John, Moteombe, Sbattesbury Baker Joseph, Park street, Melcombe GoodehiId WiIliam,Winfrith Newburgh, Pearce William Lano, Easton, Portland Regis, Weymouth· Dorchester Perham Edwd. Charmill!~ter,Dorcbester Baker Peregrine, Parkstone, Poole Green Geo. Iwerne MinBter, Blandford Perrett John, East Stower, Gillingham Baker Septimus, 6 Union place, Dor- Green Samuel, Huntin~ford,GilIingham Perry A. Gllssage All Saints,Cranborne ehesterrd.MelcombeRegis, Weymouth Groves John, Upway, Dorchester Pike Geo. Tarrant Keynston, Blandford Ball Rd. Charlton Marshall, Blandford Gud'4'e Samuel,Salway-Ash,Netherbury, Pike John, Holnest, Sherborne Ball 1'homas, Stourpaine, Blandford Bridport Pike Phineas, Pimperne, Blandford BalIam William) Stourpaine, Blandford Guppy Robert, Long Bredy, Dorchester Poore James, Bere Regis, Blandford Barfoot Richard, Longfleet, Poole Guppy WilIiam, Netherbury, Bridport Pope George, Affpuddle, Dorchester Barrett Charles, Halstock, YeoviI Guy Georf{e,Stower Provost.Gillingharn Porter James, Silver st. Lyme Regis Barrett P. BradfordPeverell,Dor('heBter Guy George, Stower row, Shaftesbury Powers G. Monkton wyld, Charmouth Bartlett James, Portesham, Dorchester HaIlettJhn.Kingtonl\iagna,GiIlingham Powers J. Monkton wyld, Charmouth Bascombe W. Broadmayne, Dorchester Hann Wm. jUIl. Stoke Abbott, Bridport Proles Thos. Robt. Moreton,Dorchester Bateman John, Horseclllltles,Sherborne Hardy Samuel, Durweston, Blandford Randall Giles, West street, Wareham Batten M. Minterne Magna, Dorchester Harris Ebenezer, Bridge st. Gillingham Rapsey J esse, Charmouth; residence, Batten W. Minterne Magna, Dorehester HaI'ris John, Stalbridge, BIandford Wotton Fitzpaine Beament W'm. Beaminster, Briclport Harris Thomas, Upway, Dorchester Richards Charles, Stoboro', Wareham Beaves George, Kingston" Corfe Castle Harris William, Leigh, Sherborne Ridout R. Wootton GlanvilIe:Sherborne Beer Joseph, Reforne, Portland Hayne Cbas. Abbotsbury, Dorchester Rimaud Joseph, Handley, Shaftesbury Best WilIiam, North street,Wareham HenleyJ.Broadoak,Symondsbry.Bridprt Ring John, Yetminster, Sherborne.
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