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734 8HO NORFOLK. [KELLY D 1 734 8HO NORFOLK. [KELLY d SROPlrEEPE'RS C(Jotinued. 1King Mi1111 EliT..a, 24 St. George's Middle Mabbnt Edward, r Philadelphia lana, Howell Waiter Charles,66 Cherry street, street, NorwiCh New Catton, Norwich New Lakenham, Norwich King Mrs. E. Hunwell, Attleborough Mabbutt Edward, Aylsham rd. Norwich Howes Henry G. 91 Barrack st.Norwich King ~Iiss Emma, Ashwellthorpe, 'McAuliffe Jsph. 1B Friar's la. Yarmouth Howes HenryWilliam,25 Langley street, \Vymondham Mace G. White Horsecommn.N.Walshm North Heigham, Norwich King Miss Harriet, Costessey, Norwich Macro Hcrbcrt John, 'White Hart street. Howet! T. B. I6o Heigham st. Norwich King R. II3 Heigharn street, Norwich East Harling, Thetford J:-lowes Waiter, I55 Cowgate st. Norwich Kirby Charles, 2B Howard st. Yarmouth Madgett Frederick, .Koydon, Diss Howes William, I Cobb's place, North Kirby G-eorge, Tasburgh, Norwich Madgett George, Moat road, Diss Market road, Yarmouth Kirby Joseph, jun. Tasburgh, Norwich Maggs William, 53 Fishgatest. Norwich Howlett Jas. Great Snoring, Fakenham Knight Mrs. S. Hradfield, Nth. Walsham Maiden William, 92 St. Ueorge's Middle- Howlett Mn~. M.ary, Lenwade, Norwi..:h Knights James C. Hempnall, Norwich street, 1\"orwich Howlett Thomas, Hunweli,Attleborough Knights Thomas, Denton, Harleston Mallett Henj. Sprowston rd. Norwich Hubbard Mrs. A. Barford,Wyrnondham Knock William, \Veasenham All Saints Mann Henry, I3I Ber street, Norwi~,;h Hubbard George, Mission road, Diss Swaffham Mann J. 212 & 214 Queen's rd. Norwich. Hubbard John, Hockwold, Brandon Knott Mrs. S. Hingham, Attleborough Mann J.B. Winbotsham,Downhm.Markt Hudson John (exors.of),HartonHendish, Lacey H. T. P. 56 Baker's rd. Norwich Mann William, I23 Oak street, Norwich Stoke Ferry S.O Lack James, Loddon, Norwich Mann William, I9 St. Martin's Palace Huggins Mrs. Anna, Loddon, Norwich LakeMrs. Margaret, Thurlton, Norwich plain, Norwich Huggins Franeis, 112 Norwich road, Lambert William, I Russell street, Manning Mrs. S. Rougham, Swaffham New Walsoken, Wisbech Nor,h Heigham, Norwich Manser Geo. Tibenham, Long Stratton llugman Mrs. C. 272 King st. Norwich Lane Isaac, l'ilot street, Lynn Mansfield C. 53 Southwell rd. Norwich Humphrey Mrl'!. E. Hanham, Attleboro' Lane Walt. H. 32 Old Palace rd.Norwich Mansfield Thomas, 35 Cherry streetp Humphreys Miss Maria, I3 St.Stephen'~ Langley Thomas Henry, 35 Doub!t- New Lakenham, Norwich road, Norwich row, Highgate, Lynn Manship Miss E. 24 Fuller"s hi. Yarmth. Hunt FrederickJ.s Caister rd.Yarmouth Large John, Blackfriars road, Lynn Man;on Fredk. Jas. 137 13er st. Norwich Hunter William, Claxton, Norwich Lark Mrs. Emma, III Kingst. Norwich Marris Henry, 54 West End st. Norwch Hurrell Jonn. WickiPwood, Wymondhm Larkins James, 90 George st. Yarmouth Marsh Henry, East Winch, Lynn Hurst John, West Walton, '"'isbech Larkman George, I3 Manchester street, Marshal!John,\Vhitlinghamlane,Trowse Hurstead James Goodwin, 4I Trory Union place, Norwich Newton, Norwich street, Grove road, Norwich Larwood George, 6 Albion terrace, Marshal! John Charles, 15 Philadelphia HutchinMrs.A. r8St.Mary's plain,Nrwch Gaywood road, Lynn lane, New Catton, 1\"orwich Hutchin!{sMrs.Susan,Hradeston,Norwch Laskey John M. Hempnall, Norwich Marsham Frederick, 77 Chapel street. Hylton Joseph, Strumpshaw, Norwich Laskey Mrs. M. llauningham, Aylsham Crook's place, Norwich IvesMrs.C.6Howard st.north, Yarmouth Laskey 8. Carlton l''orehoe,Wymondham Marsham William, 221 Northumberland Ives James, Hnrgh, Aylsham R.S.O Lathan John, 97 Oak street, Norwich street, North Heigham, Norwich Jackman Edwd. North quay, Yarmouth Lawes George, Felthorpe, Norwich Martin David, Pulham St. Mary Mag- Jackson Joseph, 100 Feet bank, Welney, Lawes James Edward, Rushall, Scole dalen, Harleston Wisbech Lawn James, Stockton, Bungay Martin Geo. I7 Rising Sun la. Norwich Jackson Philip, Lynn road, Downham Lawrenc-e Mrs. Elizabeth, Church Martin Thomas, 51 Stone road, Upper- Jackson William, Scole plain, North Walsham Hellesdon, Norwich Jacobs John, Old Lakenham, Norwich Lawrence John, Seething, Norwich Martin William, 15 Elm hill, Norwich James ·Mrs. Agnes, 73 Hurnt lane, Laws H.obert, 86 Barrack st. Norwich Martins Edmund, East Runton, Cromel'"' Sonthtown, Yarmouth Laxon Herbt. 52 Havelock rd. Yarmouth Martins Thomas, East Runton, Cromel'"' Jarred A. Frdmingham Earl, Norwich Layte Robt. Stow-Bedon, Attleborough Mason Fairfax Hardy, Purfleet st. Lyn!l Jarl·is Miss Georgina, Salthouse, Holt Leavold Charles, 73 Pitt st. Xorwich Mason Jarnes, Elsing, East Dereham Jarvis Miss P. I& Nth. Everard st.Lynn Lee Miss Georgina, The Meadow,Cromer Mason Mrs.J.South.Kayuham,Fakenham Jary Richard, Sllham Toney, Watton Leeder Charles, Field Dalling, Holt Masters Mrs. S. Hillington sq. Lynn Jay Miss .Ellen, 238 King st. Norwich Leeder William, Matlaske, Norwich Matthews Henry, Marlingford, Norwich Jay Robt. I30 Havelock rd. Yarmouth Leek!!! Alfred Joseph, Mere street, Diss Matthewson Jas. Hevingham, Norwich Jeckell Wm. Fredk. Drc~yton, Norwich Leggatt Henry, 14 Rodney rd. Yarmouth May Alfred, Fairstead Mill house, Gay- Jermyn William, Haddiscoo, Norwich Leggett Mrs. Louisa, Watton wood, Lynn Jex George, Ilungate street, Aylsham Leggett H.. Pier walk, Gorleston, Yarmth May David, Dlack Horse drove, Little Jex Henry, 63 Cowgate street, Norwich Lemon J. Shotesham All Saints, Norwich Ouse, Downham Jex W. I9 Wellington rd. East Dereham Lemon William, 'Velborne, Dereham Mayes Arth. H. 67 Orchard st. Norwit:h JohnsonElijah, WestSomerton, Yarmth Lewis Henry, Salthouse, Holt 1\Iedler Mrs. C. Hevingham, Norwich Johnson George, Bale, Briningham S.O Liddiment J. -34 Mariner's la. Norwich Medler Charles, !Ievingham, Norwich J ohnson H. 129 Hlackfriars rd. Yarmouth Lincoln Mrs . .Ellen, Moulton St. Michael, 1\Iedler Charles, Ringland, Norwich Johnson James, Repp.s-cum-Bastwick, Long Stratton Medwell James, 8 Market street, Lynn Yarmouth Lincoln Miss L. 59 Distillery st. Norwich Melton Edward, Dersingham, Lynn Johnson Jas. Whinburgh, East Dereham Lister Jn. Hy. Hingham, Attleborough Melt<Jn Miss Elizabeth, North st. Lynn Johnson John Henry, Shotesham All Littleproud Miss A. Shipdham, Watton Merrikin Miss Elizabeth, North st. Lynn Saints, Norwioh Livock David, Bridgham, Thetford Merry Mrs. Elizh. 56 Magpie rd.Norwich Johnson \Villiam, 65 Napier11t. Norwich Loades J. S. I62 Heigham st. Norwich Middleton Geo. Hy. Saxhngham, Bolt Jones George, Barton Turf, Norwich Lockwood Mrs. l<'rances & Miss Rachel, Middleton Henry D. Gaywood, Lynn Jones John Williarn, The Plain, Gorles- Hoveton St. John, Norwich Middleton Thos. H. Dersingham, Lynn ton, Ysrwouth Lockwood Rbt. 40 Cowgate st. Norwich Milk Miss Martha, Cranworth, Thetford Jones Robert, Marsham, Norwich Long .E. 30 Globe street, Union place, Miller George, 8 'Waterloo road, Noi"Wch Jopling William, I2o Annes street, Not"Wich MillerMrs. M. A. r8z0lclPalace rd.Norwch North Heigharn, Norwich Long Mn~. Eliza, Smallburgh, Norwich Mills John Gibson, 34 Afghan place, Jordan John, Edgetield green, Brining- Long Harry, 25 Philadelphia lane, .New New Catton, Norwich ham S.O Catton, Norwich Mills S. H. SI St. Leonard's rd.Norwicb. ..Juby Samuel, Wood street, Lynn Long James, High street, Downham Minister John William, Beaconsficld .Juby Ml"l!. Sarah A. Hedenham, Bungay Long John, Cawston, Norwich road, .Magdalen road, Norwich .JubyMrs.SusannahE. 25 Oak sLNorwich Long John, Lyng, Nnrwich ~linns Geo. Edwd. Sprowston, Norwieh .J ulier Samuel, 7 Fuller'l! hill, Yarmouth Long Mrs.M.A.Io8Pottergate st. Norwich Mmns J ames, Church st. Wymondham Kah)er Henry John Christmas, IS St. Lorne William, 92 Georg-e st. Yarmouth Minus Mrs. :i\'Iary, Hrooke, Norwich Julian street, Norwich Lovett Mrs. Eliza., Little I<'mnsham, Minns Robert,I I7 1\lagdalen st. Norwich. Keeley Robert, Stantield, Dereham East Dereham Mitchell Mrs. Elizabeth, 3 Hroad st.Lynn KeenH Mrs. Emma, 104 High street, Lovewell David, Burgh-Apton, Norwich Mobbs Mrs. S. A. 49North quay, Yarmtn Gorl~ston, Yannouth Low Wm. City st. Dereham rd. Norwich Moll Adnah, Freethorpe, Norwich Kelf Chas. Argyle &1l. King st. Norwich Lowe Edwd. T. Castle Acre, Swaffham Moll J. W. Cliff hill, Gorleston. Ya...,rrumtb Kelf John, 9I 'Waterloo road, Norwich Lowe John, 78 Oak street, Norwich Moll Mrs. Maria, SI Olive road, South- Kemp Robcrt, Hanham, Attleborough Lowe W. W.WalpoleSt.Andrew, Wisbech town, Yarmouth Kent Char le~, England's lane, Gorles- Lowne David, 6r Rodney rd. Yarmouth Monk G. Wimbotsham, Downham Markt ton, Yarmouth Loynes John, Topcroft, llungay Montgomery Mrs. Anna, Hintry, East Kent Samuel, Ellingham, Bungay Lubbock Mrs. C. 3 RisingSun la. Norwich Dereham Kent 'William, Denver, Downham Luck Mrs. Marianne, 29 High street, Moore Alfred, 55 Union street, Norwich. Kent Wm. 84 Middlegate st. Yarmouth Gorleston, Yarmouth Moore Mrs. A. 7 Barrack st. Norwich Ketteringham Wm. Hy. Attleborough Lutkin Robert, I82 Oak street, Norwich Moore F. D. II3 Adelaide st. Nor~ich Key Henry, Freethorpe, Norwich Lyndo S. Reymerston, Attleborongh Moore G-eorge, Money hills, Hingham King Arthur Alfd. 65 Union st. Norwich Lyst. Waiter, 25 Coburg street, Norwich Attleborough .
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