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Tradesr FAR 4Lll Fortnam,O.Berryflda ~0 RTHAMPTONSHIRE.] TRADESr FAR 4lll Fortnam,O.Berryflda. Braunatn.Rugby Gilkl Edward Aris, Helidon, Daventry Hadman Bt. Gunthorpe,Peterborough tFoskett John Thomas, Cranfo:rd St. Gill Mrs. Ann Sarah, Wakerley,Stmfrd Hadman Wm.Glinton,Market Deepng John, Kettering Gillett Wade, Strixton, Wellingboro' Hails Harry, Shutlanger, Towcester Foster L. Irthlingboro', Wellingboro' Gillitt 'l'.Cranford St.Andrew,Ketterng Hails Jabez, Shutlanger, Towcester Fountaine Bobert F. Manor house, Gillitt 'l'hos. Oxford st. Wellingboro' Hakewill F. R. & J. L. Braybrooke, Alderton, Towcester Gillitt Thos. Wollaston, Wellingboro' Market Ha.rborough FQwke H. H. Charwelton~ Byfield S.O Gillson William Avery. Northerwood Ball Edwin, Braunston, Rugby Fowler Mrs. Caroline, Papley lodge, grange, Ashley, Market Ha.rboro' Hall Miss Eliza, Harrington, Nthmptn Warmington, Oundle Ginger Daniel & William, Up. Aynho Hall George, Braunston, Rugby Fowler Mrs. Elizh. Eye, Peterborough grounds, .A.ynho, Banbury Hall Matthew~ Byfield S.O Fowler William, Eye, Peterborough Gisborne D. Wootton, Northampton Hall Owen, Norton, Daventry Francis .John, Hannington, Nrthmptn Glew W. T. Wittering,Wansford S.O Hall Thomas, Braunston, ;Rugby Francis T.Hanging Houghtn.Nrthmptn Godby George, Glinton, Mrkt.Deeping tHall William, Charwelton hall, By­ tFranklin & Clarke, The Grove,Shut- Godfrey Chas. Newborough,Peterboro' field S.O langer, Towcester Godfrey Wm.J. N ewboro', Peter>lxtto' Handbury John, Qxney house, N ewark, Franklin Hy. P. Handley, Towcester Goff George, Upper Weedon, Weedon Peterborough Franks Geo. Maxey, Market Deeping Goff George B. Farthingstone,Weedon Hands George, Catesby, Daventry Franks William, Manor house, Help- Goff Joseph, Farthingstone1 Weedon Hankins George, Achurch, Oundle ston, Market Deeping S.O. (Lines) Goff Thomas, Grimscote, ',l'owoest~ Hankins George, Clapton, Thrapston Freeman Sydney, Brixworth,Nthmptn tGoffe T. Thorpe Mandeville, Banbury Hankins Jsph. Titchmarsh, Thrapston Freeman Thos. Denforil, Thrapston Golby James & John, Hanger lodge, Harding Mrs. Mary, Stoke Albany, Freer James, Polebrook, Oundle Puxley, Stony Stratford Market Harborough French Mrs. H. & Sons,Wicken,Stony Goodale John, Peakirk, Peterborough Harding S. Stoke Albany, Market Har- Stratford (Bucks) Goode W. G. Rothersthorpe,Nrthmptn borough Frost & Sons, Hardingstone, Nthmptn Goodfellow Robert John, Helpston, Harding W. E.Hannington,Nrthmptn Frost E. Goosey, Wootton, Northmptn Market Deeping S.O. (Lines) Hargraves Edwin, Barby, Rugby Frost Mrs. lsabella, Crick, Rugt>y Goodman Geo. Shutlanger, Towcester Barker Anthony, Little Oakley, Frost Richard, Newnham, Daventry Goodman Jas.Fdk.Staverton, Daventry Kettering Frost Mrs. S. Wootton, Northampton tGoodman William, White house, Gt. Harker Matthew, The Grange, Ged- tFrost Thos. A. Seawall, Towcester Everdon, Daventry dington, Kettering Fryer Richard, Naseby, Rugby Goodridge John S. & William, More- Harper Thomas, Crick, Rugby Furness Gibbons William, Acocks hl. ton Pinkney, Byfield S.O Harper W.Sibbertoft, Market Harboro' Badby, Daventry Goosey Robert, West lodge, Barnwell tHarper S. C. King's Sutton,Banbury Furniss Isaac, Tiffield, Towcester St. Andrew & Armston, Polebrook, Harper William, Croughton, Brackley Gamage Bros. Gayton, BlisworthS.O. Oundle tHanis A. E. Wollaston,Wellingboro' Gammage Frank, Buckby wharf,Rgby Gostick .Raymond, Eydon,Byfield S.O Harris F.H.Kislingbury, Northamptou Ganderton W.Wood Burcote,Towcstr Gough Harry E. Duston, Northampton Harris Frederic B. Overstone,Nthmptn Gardner Frank, Upper Boddington,By- 1 Grange Frank S. Moreton Pinkney, Harris Geo. Barton Seagrave,Kettring field S.O Byfield S.O Harris Geo. Newborough, Peterboro' Gardner George, Welford, Rug8y Grange Thomas, Canons Ashby, tHa.rris Geo. L. Pattishall, Towcester Gardner Hy. Nortoft, Northampton Byfield S.O Harris J.Newton Bromshold, Rushden Gardner Henry, Welford, Rugby \Gray George, Ba.inton, Stamford Harris John, Barby, Rugby Gardner Mrs. M. Cold A~hby, Rugby Gray Peter, Kilsby, Rugby tHarris John. Grimscote, Towcester 1 Garfoot W. Helpston, Market Deep- Gray Richard, Corby, Kettering Harris Jn. T. Newborough, Peterboro' 1 ing S.O. (Lines) 1 Greaves A. East Haddon,Northamptn Harris Jn. Wm. Castor, Peterborough Garford Albert, Maxey, Market Deepngj Green H. Lutton lo. Lutton, Oundle Ha.rris Jsph. Barton Seagrave, Kttrng Garford G. Maxey, Market Deeping tGre·en J. Pilton lo. Pilton, Oundle Harris Mrs. Sarah, Tews end, Paul­ Garford Thos. Maxey, Market Deeping Green Bobt. Tanholt, Eye, Pete.rboro' erspury, Towcester Garford William, Nunton lodge, 1 Green Samuel, Charlton, Banbury tHarris Thomas B. Ivy grange, Pat- Maxey, Market Deeping Greenwood Jam~s Augustus, Easton- tishall, Towcester Garlick Robert Thos. Bengal, Green's on-the-Hill, Stamford Harris W. Single sole, Eye, Peterboro' Norton, Towcester Greenwood James Porter, Easton-on- Harris Wm. Newborough, Pet.erboro' Garner William & John Hy. Church the-Hill, Stamford Harris W. jun. Newborough,Peterbro' Brampton, Northampton Gregory Donald, Plum park, Paulers- Harrison Hy. P. Nortoft, Northamptn Garner Samuel, Harpole, Northamptn pury, Towcester Hart James Cranford Wood lodge Garrett F. Luddington, Peterboro' Gregory -, Astrop, Banbury & Glebe ' Cranford St. Andrew, Garrett Harry, Scaldwell,Xorthamptn G.rey John W. !slip lodge, Islip, Kettering Garrett Jsph. H. Lilbourne, Rugby Thrapston tHart J. A.Marston Trussell,Lubnhm Garrett Mark, Stowe Nine Churches, Griffin Fdk.W.Borough Fen,Peterboro' Hart William, Weston-by-Welland, Weedon Griffin Geo. J. Radstone, Bra.ckley Market Harborough Gauett Samuel, Hobb end, Milt-on, Griffin Philip, P·owder Blue farm, Haseldine G. Finedon, Wellingboro' Northampton Eye, Peterborough Hatton Geo. Hy. Culworth, Banbury Gawthrop Arthur, The Lodge, Har- Griffin Richard, Overthorpe, Banbury Hawes George, Onley, Rugby rington, Northampton Griffin William, Eydon, Byfield S.O Hawkes Thos. Hy. Aynho, Banbury Gayton Thos. Hartwell, Northamptn Griffin Willia.m, Culworth, Banbury tHawtin Thomas, Eastcote,Towcester Geary Joseph, Syresham, Brackley Griggs W.J.Rothersthorpe, Nrthmptn Haycock John, Helidon, Daventry ·Gee G. Elkington ldg.Welford, Rugby Grimsdick D. S. Potterspury, Stony Haycock W. Catesby Abbey,Daventry G~ John J. P. Welford, Rugby Stratford Haynes Charles, Whittlebury,Towcstr Gent Clarence J. Stoke Doyle, Oundle tGroocock Miss Ann G. Ashley, Mar- Haynes F. B. Long Buckby, Rugby George Ern~st, Farthinghoe, Brackley ket Harborough Haynes Henry, Maidford, Towcester George F. Aug. Steane, Brackley Groome John, Ashton, Oundle tHaynes Joseph (exors. of), Brook st. tGeorge W. Gayton, Blisworth S.O Groome John Dickens,Great Harrow- Daventry tGibbard James Henry, Thorpe lodge, den, Wellingborough Haynes Thomas, Watford, Rugby Thorpe Mandeville, Banbury Gross William John, Cranford St. Haynes Waiter, Moreton Pinkney, Gibbard Bobert, High st. Brackley John, Kettering Byfield S.O tGibbard Wm. Strixton, Wellingboro' Grossmith John, Ashton, Stamford Haynes Wm. Long Buckbv, Rugby Grb1:on George, Pipewell, Kettering Grundon David, Maidwell, Northmpr.n Rays Henry, Polebrook, Oundle tGifford William, Clapton, Thrapston Gubbins Wm. Jas. Culworth,Banbry Hayward F. Bavensthorpe,Northmptn Gilbert Ebenezer, Blueberry, Maid- Gulliver A. J. Helmdon, Brackley Hazlewood W.A.Low. Weedon,Weedon well, Northampton Gulliver Chas. Litchborough, Weedn Head George T. Lutton, Oundle Gilbert J. Wm. Welton fields, Welton, Gulliver Mrs. Emma, Sulgrave,Banbry Heading William, Walton, 'Peterboro,. Daventry Gulliver James, Welton, Daventry Healey John Robert, Nassington, Gilbert Joseph Frederick William, GulliTer John Evenley, Brackley Wansford S.O Manor house, Cold Ashby, Rugby GulliYer Thos. Holdenby, Northmptn Healey Joseph, West Haddon, Rugby Gilbert Joaeph Ja1. Welford, Rugby Gunn Mrs. Joseph E. Ravensthorpe, tHeckford A..E.Crick ho.Crick, Rugby Gilbert Nathaniel, Crick, Rugby Northampton Heckford Wm. Lit. Everd1m,Daventry G~lbey A. G. Spratton, Northampton Hack William Algernon, Bridge house, Hedges Thomas, Adstone, Towcester G~bey A. 0. Spratton, Northampton Wansford S.O. , Heeley Thomas, Maidford, Towcester Grlbey R. H. Spratton, Northampton tHackney J. Chpston,Markt.Harboro tHemmings George Lawn hil1 More- Giles Henry W. The Sycamores, Haddon Albert, Barby, Rugby ton Pinkney, Byfteld S.O ' Blakesley, Towcester Hadland F. Lower Weedon, Weedon Remmings J WestFarndon Byfi.eldS 0 · Giles Wm. Glinton, Markf!t Deeping liadman R. Werrington, Peterborough · ' · .
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