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Diltectory. 147 SLATE MERCHANTS-Continued TRADE!!;' DiltECTORY. 147 SLATE MERCHANTS-continued. Curtis J. sen. Batcombe, Cerne Keeping J. East Borough, Wimborne Durant & Co. WPst Butts, Poole Curtis J. Rampisham, Dorchestet Kerley C. Back South st. Dorchester Fomell Joyce & Co.WestQuayrd.Poole Curtis L.l\Iaiden Newton, Dorchester KerleyJ.WinfritliNewburgb,Dorchester Harris H. & Son, High street, Poole Curtis P. Longfleet, Poole Kerley T. Hinton St. Mary, Blandford SLATER.. Damon W. Fordington, Dorchester Kerly W. Clap gate, \Vimborne Radford R. Silver street, Lyme Regis Darke W. North Square, Dorchester King H. Gussage All Saints, Cranborne SMJ:TBS, BLACXSMJ:TBS & Davis J. Lytchett Mat.ravPrs, Poole King W. Comhill, Sherbome PAR.R.J:ER.S. Davis W. Sawpit green, Wareham King W. Yeovil road, Sherborne .Abboit G. Melcombe Regis, Weymouth Day T. Pease Jane, Dorchester Knight D. Burton Bradstock, Bridport .Abbott J. Chideock, Bridport Dine J. Reforne, Portland Knight R. Abbotsbury Alien G. Lower Loders, Bridport Dorey T. West Lulworth, Wareham Knight. R. Upper Loders, Bridport .Alien J. Stratton, Dorchester Dowland W. Swanage, Wareham Lane W. Halstock, Yeovil Allett J. Alson, Chardstock, Chard Dnnman T. Piddletownf Dorcbester Lawrence P. West Orchard,Shaftesbnry Alner J. Dewlish, Dorchester Eavis G. Stalbrid!!P, Blandford Lodder J. Todber, Blandford .Andrews C. Bleke street, Shaftesbury Edge E. Holwell, Sherborne J..odder J. East Stower, Blandford Arnold J. Kinson, Wimborne Edwards F. Frome St. Quintin Lodder J. Stower ProTost, Blandford Baker G. Pimperne, Blandford Edwards J. Broadwindsor, Beaminster Lodder W. Berlcister, Shaftesbury Baker G. Piddletrenthirte, Dorchester Edwards T. Gillingham, Bath Lo,eridge J. Wambrook, Chard Baker G. East Morden, Blandford Elston B. Wbitchurch, Bridport Lucas J. Radipole Baker W. Cbeselboroe, Dorchester Elstone B. South Perrott .l\farks .Mr:~. M. Corscombe, Cattistock Ball J. Durweston, Blandtord Elsworth G. HaselburyBryan,Blandford Marsh G. Hawkchurch, Axminster Ball J. Lytchett Minster, Poole Elsworth W.HaselburyBryan,Biandford MatchamMr... J.Ea~tOrchard,Sbaftsbry Ball J. South street, Wa.reham Fayel Mrs. M. Witchampton, Wimborne MatchamJ.C.CharltonMarshall,Blndfrd Barnes T. Hun~er hill, Poole Fooks E. West Chickerell Matcham W. lweme Minster,Blandford Barrett T.jun.BradfordPeverall,Drcbstr Fooks J. Portesham Meaden H. Shillingstone, Blandford Bartlett H. Bloxworth, Blandford Fooks J. Preston Meat N. Pentridge, Cranborne BartlettJ. West Chickerell Fooks T. Sutton Poyntz, Preston Mintern J. Cor8combe, CattiHtock Bartlett R. Leigh, Sherborne FootJ.Sturminster Marshall, Wimborne Mitchell J. Milton Abbas, Blandford BarUettW.SturminsterMarshll.Wimbrn Foot J. Cbarlton Marsball, Blandford Mitchell L. Affpuddle, Piddletown Bastable J. Manston, Blandford Foot R. Cann, Shaftesbury Mitchell B. Piddletrenthide, Dorchester Bastable T. Marnbuli, Blandford French R. Parkstone, Poole Molton Mrs. E. Melborne St. A.ndrew·s, Batson W. Nether Compton, Sherbome Fry James, North Allington, Bridport Blandford Beasant W. Piddletown, Dorchester Furber F. East Morden, Blandford Moore J. Buckhampton, Dorcbester Beet H. Lytchett Minster, Poole Garratt R. East Stoke, Wareham Moore M. Motcombe, Shaftesbury Biles Mrt~. E. Longfleet, Poole Garrett I. Westbury, Sherborne :\'loors G. lbberton, Blandford Biles J. Piddlehinton, Dorchester Garrett J. Enmore green, Motcombe, l\Ioors R. Hilton, Blandford Biles R. Godmanstone, Dorchester Shaftesbury Moors R. Melcombe Horsey, Dorchester Biles W. Bere Regis, Blandford Gatehouse J. Salisbury st. Shaftesbury Moors W. Stnrminster Newton Bi8hop J. Yetrninster, Sherborne Gillingham C. Holwell, Sberborne Morgan Mrs. M. Hill street, Poole Blandford T. Bryanston st. Blandford Gillingham J. Spettisbury, Blandford Moss H. East st. Corfe Castle, Warehm Bligdon ·w. Litton Cheney, Dorcbester Gillingham J. Trinity lane, Ware ham Moss R. East st. Corfe Castle, Warehm Bligtlon W. Poor:~tock, Bridport GillinghamR.Glanville8Wootton,Shrbrn Mowlam R. Winterbourne Kingston, BowditchH.Haselbury Bryan,Blandford Gillingham W. Wolland, Bland ford Blandford Bowles J. Catti8tock, Dorchester Gladwin F. Litton Cheney, Dorchester Mowlam T. jnn. Wyke Regis Bowran C. jun. Gold hill, Shaftesbury Goodchild T. Kingston, Corfe Castle, Mullett W. t;tourton Caundle, Blndford .BowyerJ.Tytherby,Cbardstock,Chard Wareham Myall J. Row, Stower Provost, Blndfrd Bridle G. East Stower, Bland ford Green J. Gillingbam, Bath New R. U pway Brixey W. Hill street, Poole Greening H. West Stafford, Dorchester Norman J. Martin's town, Dorcbester Brooks R. Stalbridge, Blandforrl Greening R. Piddletown, Dorchester Parris G. South street, Bridport Brown W. Hampreston, Wimborne Guppy H. Duntish, Cerne Pearce A. Easton, Portland Budden W. Abbott street, Wimeorne Guy J. Melton Abbas, Blandford Pearce B. Easton, Portland Bullock J. Beaminster Guy W. Shapwick, Blandford Pearce J. Easton, Portland BurdenJ. WinterbourneStickland,Blndfd Hall C. Moreton, Dorchester Perrett A. Kington Magna, Blandford Burt G. Thames street, Poole Handsford C. Wootton Fitzpaine, Lyme Perrett J. Sturminster Newton Burton J. Chideock, Bridport Regis Pike C. Shapwick, Blandford Carslake J. Whitchurch, Bridport Handsford Mrs. M. Wootton Fitzpaine, Pike F. H. Tarrant Keynston, Blandfrd Cawte G. King street, Wimborne Lyme Reigis Pope T. Okeford Fitzpaine, Bland ford Chadd W.Catberstn.Lewstn.LymeRegis Hansford D. Symondsbury, Bridport Rash R. Wyke Regis Chapman G. Hound street, Sherborne Hansford S. Salwayash Netherbury, Rayner J. 'Vest street, Wimborne Cheney H. Abbotsbury Beaminster Rendall S. Bradford Abbas, Sherborne Cbeney James, Puncknowle, Bridport Hardin!! R. Ower Moyne, Dorchester Rendle J. Beaminster Cheney Joseph, Puncknowle, Bridport Harris J. Hinton St. Mary, Blandford Ricketts J. Wool, Wareham Cherrett J. Hampreston, Wimborne Harwood W. Witchampton, Wimborne Rimaud W. Tarrant Keynston, Blandfrd Childs J. Chetnole, Sherhorne Hatcbard G. Swanage, Warebam Roberts J. Evershot, Dorchester Chubb I. Symondsbury, Bridport Hayes J. Hawkchurch, Axminster Roberts J. Frampton, Dorchester Clark W. Milton, Gillingham, Bath Hayes W. Canford 1\fagna, Wimbome Roberts R. West street, Wimbome Clift W. Broadwindsor, Beaminster Hayne R. Portesham Rogers J. Martin's town, Dorchester Cock J. Silton, Wincanton Hill J. Fordington, Dorcbester Rogers J. Holt Chapel, Wimborne Collins B. Easton, Portland Hillier W. Peas marsh, Gillin~ham,Bath Rogers W. Sydling St. Nicholas, Cerne Collins J. Bourton, Bath Hine J. Buckhorn Weston, Wincanton R.ussJ. Folk, Sherborne, Dorset Collins R. Yeates, Portland Hine J. Marnhull, Blandford Russell Mrs. E. Wyke Regi11 CoombesG.Bagbert>,SturminsterNewton Hine T. Bourton, Bath Ryall G. Buckland Newton, Cerne Court.ney J. Poorstock, Bridport Hine W. Caundle Bishop, Sherborne Ryall G. Lydlincb, Bland ford Cox G. Kington Magna, Blandford HitchcockT.HigberKingcomb,Dorcbstr Sanders T. Winterboume Whitchurcb, Cox G. Lower Loders, Bridport Holman J. Cbarmouth Blandford Cox J. U pway Hopkins J. Buck land Newton, Cerne Sartain I. Cheddington Co.'C J.& G.WinfrithNewburgh,Dorchstr Horwood C. Horton, Cranborne Saunders S. Corfe M alien, Wimborne Crew R. Iwerne Courtney, Bland ford Hoskins Mrs. E. Symondsbury, Bridport Scadden J. Chideoek, Bridport Crew T. Child Okeford, Bland ford Hull G. Corseombe, Cattistock Senior J. Caundle Bishop, Sberborne Crew T. Okeford Fitzpaine, Blandford Humber A. Thornford, Sherborne Seymour J. Stockwood, Sherborne Crocker T. Little George st. Melcombe Hnssey E.WimbomeSt.Giles,Cranborne Shepherd J. Bowood, Beaminster Regis, Weymouth Hntchings J. Leigh, Sherbome Sims J. Handley, Cranbome Crumpler J. Stoborough, Wareham Jay J. Blandford St• .Mary, Blandford Sivel W. Marketstreet, Sberborne Crumpler Mrs. L. Lytchett Matravers, Jay J. Red Lion yard, Blandford Smith A. LangtonMatravers, Warebarn Poole Jay ,V. East street, Blandford Smith C. Swanage, 'Vareham Cure ,V. Grange, Steeple, Wareham Jeans C. Stalbridge, Blandford Smith G. Laogton Matravers, Wareham Curtis C. Batcombe, Cerne JenkinsJ. Fontmell Magna, Shaftesbury Smith W. St. James's, Sbaftesbnry Curtis C. Marnhull, Blandford Jesty L. Acreman street, Sherborne Snook I. St. James's, Shaftesbury Curtis G. Buckland Newton, Cerne Kail G. Witchampton, Wimborne Snook J. Church Knowle, Warebam Curtis G. Long Burton, Sherborne Keates J. Handley, Cranborne Spencer J. Shirehall place, Dorchester KS .
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