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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Farmers-Continued 258 FAR BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. FARMERs-continued. ITearle Thos. Edlesborough, Dunstable Walker Jas. Hy.Wormingliall, Thame- Smith Levi, Calverton,Stony Stratfrd Thame J.Barton Hartshorn,Bucknghm Walker T.Bledlow,Princes Risboro'S.O Smith M. Hanslope, Stony Stratford Theobalds W.Gt.Hampden, Amersham Walker WaIter, Worminghall, Thame Smith Thomas, Charndon, Bicester Thompson Duncan,Biddlesden, Brckly Wallen W.New inn,Stowe,BlIckinghaml Smith Thomas, Longwick, Princes Thompson S. Princes Risborough .S.O Wallinger Jas. Hanslope,StonyStratfrd Risborough S.O Thompson William, Shepherd's farm, Wallington E. Wotton Underwood,. Smith Thomas Brooks, Tyringham. Botley, Chesham RS.O Aylesbury cum-Filgrave, Newport Pagnell Thomson Misses Janet &; Elizabeth, WaIters Mrs. Mary, Hedgerley, Ger· Smith W. Hanslope, Stony Stratford Beaconsfield RS.O rard's Cross RS.O Smith W. Newton Longville,Bletrhley ThoInROn .Tohn, Beaconsfield RS.O Walton J. Bellingdon, Chesham R.S.O' Station Thorne George, Blackgrove Upper, Ward Henry &; Jas.Whaddon, Bletchley' Smith William, Longwick, Princes Waddesdon, Aylesbury Station Risborough S.O Thorne Thomas, Standals, Bishop- Ward James, Great Horwood, Winslow: Snoxell Wm. Edlesborough, Dunstable stone, Aylesbury Ward John, Lower Warren, Hughen- Souster J. Soulbury,Leighton Buzzard Tilbury John, Holmer grn.Amersham den, High Wycombe Southam John, Wotton Underwood, Todd James, Hardwic'k, Aylesbury Ward Mrs. Louisa, The Laurels,North. Aylesbury Todd James, Whitchurch, Aylesbury Crawley, Newport PagneU Sparrow W. Love grn. Iver, Uxbridge Todd vfilliam, Haddenham, Aylesburv Ware F. Ongar hI. Coleshill, Amersh!lll Spratley T.Wavendon, Bletehley Statn Toe W. Drayton Parslow,BletchleyStn Warner W.Lillingstone Lov~,Buckgh~ Spriggs Charles, Plomer hill, West Tofield E. Great Horwood, Winslow Warr Arthur, Addington, Winslow Wycombe, High Wycombe Tomes Hy. Jam.:ls E. Claydon,Winslow Warr Chas. Lenborough, Buckinghmo Springhall John, Chalfont St. Giles', Tomes John Dover, Denham hill, Den- Warr Charles Bennett, Yew tree,Pad- Gerrard's Cross RS.O ham, Ayleshnry bury, Buckingham Stallwood John, Avering down,Braden- Tomes T. Botolph Claydon, Winslow Warr G. B. Lenborough, Buckingham" ham, High Wycombe Tomkills F. Hanslope, Stony Stratford Warr George, Chetwode, Buckingham. Stallwood Thos. Haveringdown, West Tomkins William, Loosley row, Tring Warren Frank, Horton,Leighton Bzzrd Wycombe, High Wycombe 'l'ompkins A. Leckhamsted,Buckinghm Warren F. Slapton, Leighton Buzzardl Stanboroug-h J. Heath, !ver, Uxbridge Tompkinil Mrs.E.)Iarsh Gibbon,Bicstr Watkins C.E. North Marston, WinsloW' Stannett Philip, Cippenham, Slough TomrkillS H. East Claydon, Winslow WatkinsEdward, Grandborough,Wnslw Stannett Wm. Dropmore, Maidenhead Tomrk1119 Harry, Coppice Low hill, Watkins George William Richard, The· Stares John,Bradwell,Wolverton RS.O Botolph Claydon, Winslow Moat farm, Buckland, Tring Stev~!ls Albert, Radnage, Tetsworth Tompkins Joseph, Charndon, Bicester Watkins Joseph, Weedon, Aylesbury Stevens Edward, To;versey, Thame Tompkins R. Lit.London, Brill,Thame Watson J. Ravenstone, Newport PagnU' Stevens Edwin, Primrose hill & :Four Tompkins R. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Watts A. Lenborough, Buckingham Ashes, Hazlemere, High Wycombe Tompkins Mr~. Rosa Ellen, Leckham- Watts H. Whaddon, Bletchley Station. Stevens J. Lenborough, Buckingham sted, Buckingham Watts Robert, Akeley, Buckingham Stevens S. Stoke Hammond, Bletchley Tompkins S. Leckhamsted,Buckinghm Watts Thomas, Gawcott, Buckingham. Station 'fompkins Shadrach, Upper Pollicott, Way F. & T.Beacon's Bottom,Tetswth Stevens Wm. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Ashendon, Thame Way T. E. Aston Sandfmd, Thame Stimson In. Hanslope,Stony Stratford Tompkins T. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Webb Stephen &; George, Hanslope, Stimson John, Walton,Bletchley Statn Tompkins Thomas, Potter's row, Gt. Stony Stratford Stone Charles, Marsh, Wycombe Missenden RS.O Webb J.Dancer's end,Buckland, Tring- Stone E. Hughenden, High Wycombe Tompkins Thomas James, Thornboro', Webb Joseph, Mount Pleasant, Middle- Stone Geo.Stewkley, Leighton Buzzrd Buckingham Claydon, Winslow Stone Jabez, Radnage, Tetsworth Tompkins William, Brill, Thame Webster J. &, G. Hitcham, Maidenhead' Stone James, Wexham, Slough Tompkins Wm. Marsh Gibbon,Bicestr Webster Samuel, North Crawley. Stone Richard, Shalstone,Buckingham Tompkins W. Steeple Claydon,Winslw Newport Pagnen Stones John, Long street, Hanslope, Tow George, TingewiC'k, Buckingham Weedon Thomas Brown, New House Stony Stratford Townsend G.Emberton, Newprt.Pagnll faxm, Chalfont St. Giles, Gerrard'. Stops Benjamin, Lit. Kimble, Tring Townsend J.W.Gayhurst,Newprt.Pgnll Cross RS.O • Stopps Jacob, Holly green, BIedIow, Townseild William Edward, Water Welch George, Gold hill, Chalfont St. Princes Risborough S.O Stratford, Buckingham Peter's, Gerrard's Cross R.S.O Stopps William, High Holborn, Little Treadwell J.Winchendon,Up. Aylesbry Welch T. Layter's green, Chalfont S~ Kimble, Aylesbury Treadwell J. Walton, Bletchley Station Peter's, Gerrard's Cross RS.O Studds W. & J. Iver ct. Iver,Uxbridge Treadwell Samuel, Windmill hill,Wad- Welford Amos, Cuddington, Aylesbu~ Sturges Arlh. H.Walton,Bletchley Stn desdon, Aylesbury WeIler George B. Nobles, West Sturges N. Wavendon,Bletchley Statn Treadwell Tom, Stowe, Buckingham Wycombe, High Wycombe Sturges W. Wavendon, Bletchley Stn Tripp Lowing, Chalfont St. Peter,Ger- Wells James, Ley hill,Chesham R.S.O Sulston Mrs. Ann, Boarstall, Brill rard's Cross RS.O West Arth. Twigside, Ibstone,Tetswtb Swain G.Manor ho.Radclive,Bcknghm Tucker John, Little Totteridge,Hazle. West Geo. Hundridge, Chesham R.S.O' Syratt G. Calverton, Stony Stratford mere, High Wycombe West George, Stokenchurch,Tetsworth Syratt G. Emberton, Newport Pagnell Turner John, Brill, Thame West Robert, Radnage, Tetsworth Syratt S. Broughton,Newport Pagnell Turner W. Gt.Brickhill,Bletchley Stn West W.Lewknor-up-Hill,HighWymnb, Tack Thomas, The Firs, Steeple Clay- Turney C.T.Chicheley,Newport Pagnll Westaway Mark Alpheus, Hythe end. don, Winslow Turney J. Slapton, Leighton Buzzard Wraysbury, Staines Talbot William, The Hyde, Olney S.O Tnrnham H. Hazlemere,High Wycmb Weston William, Adstock fields._ Tappin John, Stokenchurch, Tetswrth Twidell W. Dagnall,Great Berkhamstd Adstock, Winslow Tapping J.H.Weston Turville,Aylesbry Tyler Thomas, Loosley IOW, Tring WhicheIlo John, Brill, Thame Tarrant J. Eton wick, Eton, Windsor Uff Richard, Wescott, Aylesbury White D. & Sons, Widmere, Marlow Tayler G.Lit.Linford,Wolverton RS.O IVallentine Bros. Burcot lodge, Leigh- White A. Clifton Reynes,Newpt.PgnD Tayler J.Milton Keynes,Newprt.Pagnlll ton Buzzard White Henry, Marlow Taylor Bros. Chicheley,Newport Pagnll Varney David, Wingrave, Aylesbury White Herbert, Towersey, Thame Taylor David, Haddenham, Thame Varney William, Wingrave, Aylesbury White John, Ibstone, Tetsworth Taylor G.Chlcheley, Newport Pagnell Vasey T. Slapton, Leighton Buzzard White John, Salden, Mursley, Winsl" Taylor G. Lit.Missenden, Amersham Vaux G. N. Crawley, Newport Pagnell White Lot, Pains end, Drayton Beau- Taylor Henry, Newton Blossomville, Verey F. Beachampton,Stony Stratfrd champ, Tring Newport Pagnell Verey J. Thornton, Stony Stratford White Montague, Dorney, Winslow Taylor Jesse, Redlane end, Monks Ris- Viccars Mark, Great Horwood,Winslw White Robert, Dorton, Thame borough, Tring Viccars Wm. Great Horwood,Winslow White T. Wm. Burnham, Maidenhead' Taylor John, BIetehley leys, Bletchley, Viccars 'William John, Manor, Great White Thomas, Longwick, Princes Ris· Bletchley Station Horwood, Winslvw borough S.O Taylor John Frederick, AnkerwyC'ke Waddup V. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester White W. Pitchott, Aylesbury farm, Wraysbury, Staines Waine Arthur C. Stone, Aylesbury White Mrs. WiIliam, Bledlow ridge.- Taylor T. Whaddon, Bletchlev Station Wait .r. Hardmead, Newport Pagnell Princes Risborough S.O Taylor Thomas, Bennett end,Radnage, Wait Thos.Hardmead, Newport Pagnll White William, Stone, Aylesbury Tetllworth Waite T.Milton Keynes,NewportPagnll Whiting Brothers, Castle Thorpe... Taylor Thomas, Bledlow ridge,Princes Wake George,Little Horwood,Winslow Stony Stratford Risborough S.O Walker Frederick, Oving, Aylesbury Whiting Brothers, Hanslope, Stony- Terry George C.Putlowes,Fleet Mars- Walker G. Soulbury,Leighton Buzzard Stratford ton, Aylesbury Walker Henry, Oving, Aylesbury Whiting George Benjamin, Stok'" Terry Joseph Pitches, Berry field, Walker James, Longwick, Princes Ris- Goldington, Newport PagneU Quarrendon, Aylesbury borough S.O Whitnall W.Chicheley,Newport PagnB.
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