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Shropshlre. FAR G45 Poultney John, Drayton Lodge, Shifnal Price Edward, Bridge Farm, Whitcot Pugh Timothy, Hope Valley, Shrewsbrj Pounds -TRADES DIRECTORY.] SHROPSHlRE. FAR G45 Poultney John, Drayton lodge, Shifnal Price Edward, Bridge farm, Whitcot Pugh Timothy, Hope valley, ShrewsbrJ PoundS. G. Brausley,CleoburyMortimr Keyset, Aston-on-Clun R.S.O Pugh William, Upper House fariQ Povell R. Eardiston, WestFelton,Osw.stry Price Edward, Tyr-y-Coed,Llanymynech Edgton, Cion R.S.O Povey Frank, Lee, Ellesmere Price Edward, Whittingslow, Church Pugh W.TheWern,WestonRhyn,Rnabon Powdrell Richard, Lowe ball, Lowe & Stretton R.S.O Pugh William, Wilderley, Shrewsbury Ditches, Shrewsbury Price Enoch, Lady ho. Hope, Shrewsbry Pugh Wm. Richd. Ewdness, Bridgnorth PoweliJ. & J.Aldersay,Prees,Wnitchurch Price E. Rea brook, :Minsterley,Shrwsbry Puleston Mrs. Mary, Clive, Shrewsbury Powell Mrs. Ann, Stanton, Shrewsbury Price Evan, Weals Old house, Bettws-y- PurslowMrs.J.Buxton,Hope,Shrewsbm:y PowellB.Shady moor,Stapleton,Shrwsby Crwyn, Clun R.S.O PurslowJohn, Wotherton,ChirburyR. 8.0 PoweB Chas. GreatWollaston,Shrewsbry Price George, Bryn, Edicliff, Bishop's RabyEdmund,Rudge wd. Willey,Brosely Powell Chas.LittleDawley,DawleyR.S.O Castle R.S.O Ralphs Henry, Battlefield, Shrewsbury Powell Charles B. Prees, Whitchurch PriceG.Dairy ho.Doningtn.Wolvrhmptn Ralphs William, Forge fa'l"m, Upton PowellEdward,Buildwas,Ironbrdg.R.S.O Price George, Hamperley, Minton, Magna, Shrewsbury Powell Edward, Rindleford,Bridgnorth Church Stretton R.S.O RandallThs.jun.Richard's castle,Ludlow Powell Mrs. Elizabeth, Manor house,The Price George, Hardwick, Norbury, Randel Jsph. Richard's castle, Lndlow Heath, Prees, Whitchurch Bishop's Castle R.S.O Randles John, Elm Tree farm, Llan- Powell Mrs. Emma, Bessford,Shawbury, Price Geo. Heath, Morville, Bridgnorth ymynech, Oswestry Shrewsbury Price George Hy. l''arlow mill, Bewdley Randles John B. Old heath, Battlefield, Powell Ernest,Marchamley,Shrewsbury Price Mrs. H. Catstree, Bridgnorth Shrewsbury Powell George, Cotton, Whitcburch Price James, Brook mill, Hampton Randles Thos. J. Yockleton,Shrewsbury Powell George, Kemberton, Shifnal wood, Ellesmere RatcliffJas.Newton,Berwick,Shrewsbury Powell George, Loppington,Shrewsbury Price James, Purlogue, Clun R.S.O Ratcliff Mrs. Mary, Alderton, Hadnall, Powell Geo. MoretonCorbet,Shrewsbury Price John, Alkington, Whitchurch Shrewsbury Powell George, Muckleton, Shrewsbury Price John, Astley farm, Shrewsbury Ra.thbone Hy. Hinstock, Market Drayton PoweUG.Stoke-upon-Tern,Mrkt.Draytn Price John, Church Preen, Shrewsbury Raven!>haw Henry, Eyton-on-the-Weald PowellH.Brook ho.Chrch.Preen,Shrwsby Price Jn. Clunton, Aston-on-Clun R.S.O moors, Wellington Powell Mrs. Jaue, Hogstow hall, Hope, Price Jn. Colstey, Edicliff, Clun R.S.O Ravenshaw James, Bridleway gate, Shrewsbury PriceJ.Common:wood,Noneley,Shrwsbry Preston Brockhurst, Shrewsbury Powell Jeremiah, Hope, Shrewsbury Price John, Maesbury house, Oswestry Ravenshaw Rd. Ash Parva, Whitchurch Powell John, Broad Hay, Prees, Wem Price John, Moor ho. Ford, Shrewsbury Ravenshaw Robt.Ash Parva,Whitchurch Powell John, Cotton, Whitchurch Price John, Smethcott, Shrewsbury Ravenshaw T. Lostford, Market Drayton Powell John, Hardwick, Hewdley Price John, Spring hill, Spoad, Aston- Rawle George Edwd. Adeney, Newport PowellJ.HigherLacon,Prees, Whitchurch on-Clun R.S.O Rawlings James, jun. Ryton villa, Little Powell John, Hinstock, Market Drayton Price Jn. Up. Cound, Cound, Shrewsbry Ryton, Shrewsbury Powell John, Hope farm, 8hrewsbury Price John, Vedw, Llanvair Waterdine, Rawlings John, Woofferton, Brimfield Powell John, Hopton, Market Drayton Knighton R.S.O. Herefordshire Powell John, Longden, Shrewsbury Price John, jun. Astley, Shrewsbury RawlingsRichard,Admaston, Wellington Powell John, Oakes, Shrews bury PriceMrs. M.'fheWood, Tetchill, Ellesmre Ra wlingsRichd. rheCourt, Greete,Tenbry PoweH John, ~:!helve, Shrewsbury Price Richard, Albright Hussey, Battle- Rawlings Richard, High Clear, Monk Pow.ell J.TheSprings,Kenley,Shrewsbury field, Shrewsbury Hopton, Bridgnorth PowellJ. Weston-witb-Wixhill,Shrwsbry Price Richd. Bomere heath, Shrewsbury Rawlins J.Hatton,Chu'l"chStrettonR.S.O Powell Jn. Hy.Marcha.mley,8hrewsbury Price Richard, Guivron, Bettws-y- RawsonE.Snailbeach,Minsterly.Shrwsby PowellMrs.Mary,Harcourt, Shrewsbury Crwyn, Clun R.S.O Ray Edward, Heath eommon, Rnsh­ PowellMrs.M.Painsbrk.Hadnall,Shrwsby Price R. New ho. Shadwell, Clun R.S.O bury, Church Stretton R.S.O Powell M. Little Dawley, Dawley R.S.O Price Richard, Purlogue, Clun R.S.O Ray Jehn, Braides, Prees, Whitchurch Powell R. Lee Brockhurst, Shrewsbury Price Samuel, Pentre Heyling, Bromp- RaynerHy.Lea hall,AshParva,Whtchrch Powell R. Obley, Aston-on-Clun RS.O ton, Church Stoke RaywoodRd.Harley,MuchWenlockR.S.O Powell R. Platts farm, Prees, Whitchrch Price Thomas, Lodge, Willey, Broseley Rea W.Mill cot.StokeSt.Milboro' ,Ludlow Powell Richd. Woore, Newcastle, Staffs Price Thomas, Rowley, Shrewsbury ReeceHerbert,HoptonCangefOTd,Ludlow Powell Samuel, Bitterley mill, Ludlow Price T. Vron, Bettws-y-Crwyn, Knightn Reece J. Weston Lullingfield,Shrewsbury Powell Thomas, Boraston, 'fenbury Price Thomas, Weobley, Market Draytn Reece Richard, Hopton's gate, Stanton Powell Thomas, Bucknell R.S.O Price Mrs. Thomas, 'fedsmere Hope, Lacy, Bromfield R.S.O Powell Thos.Hazells, Wallop, Shrewsbury Newtown, Shrewsbury Reece Thomas, Braden heath, Welsh PoweH Thomas, Loppington, Shrewsbry Price Thomas Richard, High Park cot. Hampton, Ellesmere Powell Wm.Shade oak,Bagley,Ellesmere All Stretton, Church Stretton R.S.O Rees Mrs. Sarah, Cardeston, Ford Powell William, Shelve, Shrewsbury Price William, Bulthey, Shrewsbury Reeves George, Row lane, Mnnslow, Powis Mrs.Ellen,Berrington,Shrewsbury Prince Hy. Pant, Pentrecoed, EJlesmere Much "Wenlock R.S.O Poyner George, Farlow, Bewdley Prince John, Terrick, Whitchurch Reeves John,Northwood, Wem,Shrwsbry Poynton William Thomas,Strethillfarm, Pritchard Edwd. Dorrington, Shrewsbry Reeves Samuel, The Rowe, Welsh Coa.lbrookdale R.S.O Pritchard Henry, Newcastle, Cion R.S.O Hampton, Ellesmere Pratt Thos. Ashford, Carbonell, Ludlow Pritchard Mrs. M. Horton, Wellington Reynolds & Co. Tilstock, Whitchurch Preece Richard Goodwin & Son, Hall Pritchard William, The Duffryn, Reyo.old!t Ed win, Hall farm, Priors farm, Langley, Shrewsbury Bettws-y-Crwyn, Clun R.S.O Ditton, Bridgnorth Preece C. Bach mill, Craven Arms R.S.O Pritchard William, Newton, Shrewsbury Reynolds Francis Edward, Lower Hord· PreeceC.Monmoor,Eardington,Bridgnth Probert John, Church st. Clun R.S.O ley, Hordley, Ellesmere Preece George, Church Stretton R.S.O Proctor G. The Fillets, Alveley, Brdgnth Reynolds George, Nash, Tenbury Preece Jn. Grove, Tuck hill, Bridgnorth Prunnell J. Llaubrook,Obley,Clun R.S.O Reynolds Hy. Snitton, Bitterley, Ludlow Preece J. Wigley, Westbury, Shrewsbry Pryce David, Lower house, Eyton, Reynolds Herman Luke, Stanton Long[ Preece P. Bank farm, Hope, Shrewsbury Alberbury, Shrewsbury Much Wenlock R.S.O Preece Richd. Cressage ho. Shrewsbury Pryce Edwd. Clavel, I<'ord, Shrewsbury ReynoldsLuke,Arlscott,Barrow,Broseley Preeee Robert, Chorley, Bridgnorth Pryce Robert C. Berwick, Shrewsbury Reynolds Peter, Kemberton, Shifnal } Preece Mrs.R.Middleton,ChirburyR.S.O Pryce Wm. Stockton, Chirbury R.S.O ReynoldsRchd. Timberth,ChirburyR.S.6 Preece Thos. Muckley cross, Bridgnorth Pu:ffet Charles, Corne'l" lane, Bicton Reynolds Samuel, Tilsop, Tenbury .Preeoe Thomas, Wilderhope, Stanway, Heath, Shrewsbury Reynolds Thomas, Boraston, Tenbury Church Stretton R.S.O Pugh Wm. & Son, Asterley, Shrewsbury Reynolds Thomas, Church farm, Priors Preen Bros. Leebotwood, Shrewsbury Pugh E. Broomfields, Forton, Sbrewsbry Ditton, Bridgnorth Preen John, Hall farm, Acton Round, Pugh Edward, Lovpin~ton, Shrewsbury Reynold!t Wm. Aston Eyres, Bridgnortli Bridgnorth Pugh Elisha, Partridge farm, Linley, ReynoldsWm.Dudnill,CieoburyMortimr Preston Jas. Hinstock, Market Drayton Btshop's Castle R.S.O Ricards Richard, The Hills, Middletont PrestonW.Stoke-upon-Tern,Mkt.Draytn Pugh Elisha, Stableford, Bridgnorth Bitterley, Ludlow Price Thomas & Maurice, Llanllwyd, Pugh Evan, Upper Wigginton, lfton Ricbards David, Trefnant, Shrewsbury Rettws-y-£rwyn, Knighton Rhyn, Ruabon Richards E.Newtown, Wem, Shrewsbury Price William & Ambrose, The Park, Pugh Francis, Purlogue, Clun R.S.O Richards John, Brompton, Church Stoke Brooeroft, Craven Arms R.S.O Pugh George, Lydley Heys, Leebot- Richards John, Llynclys, Oswestry Price Aaron Hughes, Hadley, Wellingtn wood, Shrewsbury Richards John, Moreton hall, Oswestry Price Andrew, Cwikin, Bettws-y-Crwyn, Pogh Jn. l''ords hth. Ford, Shrewsbury Richards Thomas, Crickheath,Oswestry Clun R.S.O Pugh John, Melverley, Oswestry Richards Thomas, Rhos wiel, Weston- Price Bartholomew, Corfield, Stanton Pu~h Mrs. Mary, Squire hall, Linley, Rhyn, Ruabon Long, Much Wenlock R.S.O Bishop's Castle R.S.O Richardson James, Tynycelyn, Weston Price B. Llanadevy, Obley, Clun R.S.O Pugh Mrs. Sarah, Middleton, Chirbury Rhyn, Ruabon Price Benjamin, Ruyton-in-th~-Eleven- R.S.O. Ludlow Richardson John, Hazeley grange, CleoJ Towns, Shrewsbury Pugh Thos. Dudnill, Cleobury Mortimer bury Mortimer .
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