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Herefordshire. [Kelly's 214 FAR HEREFORDSHIRE. [KELLY'S FARMERs-eontinued. tEdwards John, West Town, Kingsland Farr Mrs. Elizabeth, Crack-o-hill, Much tDent Robert John, Corn Hill cop, Leo- RS.O Dewchurch, Tram Inn R.S.O minster & Dilwyn RS.O Edwards John Hunt, New house, Kins- Farr Geo. Waine,Longtown,Abergavnny tDepper Henry, Woodend & Ridgway ham, Presteign RS.O FarrJ.Farm ho.Abbeydre.Pntrlas.R.S.O farm, Evesbatch, Cradley, Malvern EdwardsJonathan, Pigeon house,Maund Farr John, Benarth, Kilpeck, Hereford Derry Richard William, Orleton RS.O Bryan, Leomister Farr Jas.Brobury crt. Brobury,Hereford Dew Henry,Felindre, St.Weonards, Ross Edwards Joseph, Broadcraft, Fox Hill, Farr James, Coldharbour, Kentchurch, tDew Henry John, Woolpits, Ledbury Bosbury, Ledbury PontrilasRS.O DewT.Ketherton,BramptonAbbotts,Ross Edwards Mrs.M.Knapton,Birley,Lmnstr Farr James, Staunton-on-Wye RS.O Dew Thomas, The Grove, Sellack, Ross Edwards Norman (exors. of the late), Farr James, The Elms, Kentchurch, Dew William, Kiverknoll, Much Dew- Whitehouse, Brinsop, Hereford Pontrilas RS.O church, Tram Inn RS.O Edwards Richd. Byton, Presteign R.S.O FarrJas.jun.Abbeydore, PontrilasRS.O Diggory George, Risbury, Leominster EdwardsRStrangworth,PembrdgRS.O Farr Richard, Much Dewchurch, Tram Digwood John, Little field. Llanwarne, EdwardsS.Burford,Lit.Hereford,Tenbry Inn RS.O Tram Inn RS.O Edwards Thos. Brampton Bryan RS.O Farr Robert, Titley RS.O Dimery Mrs. Hannah, Manor house, EdwardsThos.Comberton,OrletonRS.O Farr Thomas, Llanveynoe, Abergavnny Much Dewchurch, Tram Inn RS.O tEdwardsT.Rosemaund,Felton,Worcstr FarrW.Llandee,Newton,PontrilasRS.O Dimery Mrs. Mary, Callow, Hereford Edwards Thomas, Winnall common, Farl' William, Sycamore, Dorstone, tDorrell Henry, Avenbury, Bromyard Allensmore, Tram Inn RS.O Peterchurch RS.Q tDorrellT.TheRea,BishopsFrome,Wrcstr Edwar<.ls W.TheVauld,Marden,Hereford Farr Wm.jun. Peston, VowchurchR.S.O tDorrell Thomas W. The Thorn, Stoke Edwal'ds William, Maypole, Much Dew- Faw Alfred, Oldfield, Garway, Ross Bliss, Tenbury church, Tram Inn RS.0 Fawke Thos. Twisling,HopeMansell,Ross DoorbarHy.Cowley gate,CradJey,Malvrn EdwardsW.Park croft.Up.Breintn.Hrfrd Fearnell-, Glangrrn.St.Weonards,Ross DrewDanseyS.Up.Spond.EardisleyRS.O EdwardWm.Woodlow,Bosbury,Ledbury Fenn Thos. Srakes, LeintwardineRS.O DrewGeo.LittleWhitfield, Marstow,Ross Edwards William James, Marston court, Field Mrs. Ann, Upper Barrel, Al!ton DrewSaml.Wallcroftho.Winslow,Wrcstr Pembridge RS.O Ingham, Ross Drew Thomas, Little Wacton, Wacton, tEdy Thomas, Frith farm, Ledbury Field John, Sellack, Ross Bredenbury, Worcester Elcocks Thomas George, Linton mill, FincherTbos.Woodsend, Ashpertn.Ldbry DrewWm.Up.Cwm, Llanrothal,Monmth Linton, Bromyard, Worcester tFinney. Benjamin Benbow, Grithill, Drinkwater George Edward, Bernithen ElliottMrs.E.Bunshill,Bishopstone,Hrfrd Stoke Bliss, Tenbury court, Llangarren, Ross Elliott Mrs. Elizabeth,St. Weonards.Ross Finney Jsph. G.Coxhall, BucknellR.S.O Drinkwater Jas. Twoparks, Linton, Ross tElliott Henry George,Upper Bogmarsh, tFirkins Arthur Robert, Paunton court, Duggan James, Stockton, Leominster Holm Lacy RS.O Bishops Frome, Worcester Duggan JamesThos.Kingswood,Kington Elliott Jas. The Bower,HolmLacy R S. 0 Fisher :F. Michaelchurch, Tretire, Ross DugganJamesThos.Wellington,Hereford tElliott Joseph, Withington court,With- Fleet Thomas, St. Margaret, Hereford DurbinWilliam,Coldmoor,Putley,Ledbry ington, Hereford Fletcher Benjamin, Orleton RS.O DutsonEdwinHy.BishopsIt'rome,Worcstr EllisJ.P.The Field,HamptonBishop,Hrfd Fletcher Uharles, Whitney RS.O DutsonJohn,Newbridge,Aylton.Ledbury EmbreyJohn,Myrtle house,Garway,Ross Fletcher Thomas, St. Margaret, Herefrd DykeEvan,Kintley,Brilley,WhitneyR.S. 0 EmersonE.G.Eardisland,PembrdgRS.O Fletcher T. Oakfield,CanonPyon,Herefrd Dyke John, Moorehampton park,Abbey- Evan John,The Moor, St.Weonards,Ross Fletcher Wm. Little Cowarne,Bromyard dore, Pontrilas RS.O EvansGeo.&Frd!l:.Dunbridg.frm.Ledbry Florence E.The Tuft, Garway hill, Ross Dyke Mrs. John, Woodhouse, Byton, Evans -, Weston-under-Penyard, Ross Flower A. Aconbury crt. Aconbury,Ross Presteign RS.O EvansArthur,Cwm,Rowlstone,Hereford Fluck John & Henry, Upper Weaven, Dykes C. &; J. Boulton,Pembridge RS.O Evans Mrs. Catherine, Hodgebatch,Lin- Little Dewchurch, Ross DykesW.Summercrt.Lyonshall,Kington ton, Bromyard, Worcester Fluck Henry, Meer court, Allensmore, Earsman John, Pen-y-Ian, Kentchurch, EvansDavid,Cockgate,Bircher,Leomnstr Tram Inn RS.O Pontrilas RS.O Evans David, Lower ho. WhitneyRS.O tFord Edwin, John & William, Eau East Robert, Caperthy, Bredwardine, Evans David,New ho. Norton,Worcester Withington crt. Withington, Herefrd Letton RS.O Evans David, Nurton, Middleton-on-the- tFord Daniel, Burlton crt.Burghill,Hrfd East Thomas, Almeley, Eardisley R.S.O Hill, Tenbury Ford Edmund J. Hope Mansell, Ross Eaton William, Dinedor, Hereford Evans Mrs. Elizabeth, Little Dew- Ford Wm. Lower ho.lvington,Leomnstr tEckley Albert, Sparrington, Pencombe, church, Ross Foreman John, Lower Bartestree, Bromyard Evans Mrs. E. Parton, Eardisley RS.O Bartestree, Hereford EckleyA. Hennerwood,Pencombe,Brmyd EvansF.Westn.Bredwrdne.Le'I;ton R S. 0 tFowler Thomas S. Siddington, Ledbury Eckley James, Longworth, Lugwar- Evans Geo. Abbeydore, Pontrilas RS.O Fowler Wm.Bickrtn.MuchMarcle,Glcstr dine, Hereford Evans Mrs. George, Ballingham, Ross FowlerW.Chanston crt.Vowchrch.R.8.0 tEckleyJas.Sutton St.Nicholas,Hereford Evans Geo.Shirl heath,Kingsland RS.O tFoxwellF.Catley cross,Bosbury,Ledbry Eckley John,Dewdales hope, Bodenham, Evans James, The Hurst, Dilwyn, Pem- Francis Mrs. Mary, Blackmore, Abbey- Leominster bridge RS.O dore, Pontrilas R.S.O Eckley Richd.Prospect pl.ClifIord RS.O Evans John, Huntington, Kington Franeis Thomas, Low Castleton, Middle- Edden Thos. Brock hill,Colwall.Malvern Evans John, Lidgmoor, King's Pyon, wood, Hardwick, Hay RS.O Edmunds Thomas. Richard & George, Weobley RS.O FrancisW.TheHolme,Lyonshall,Kington Nunupton, Brimfield R8.0 Evans John, Tack barn, Kington Franklin John, Lower Bullingham,Hrfd Edmunds David, Llangunbille, Llanro- tEvans Mrs. Parthenia, Hill farm & Freebury AlIen Edward, Weobley RS.O thaI, Monmouth Perry ditch,King'sPyon,Weobly. R S.0 FreemanAlfred, UpperSapey,Worcester Edward J.Wooding,StokeLacy,BromFd EvansP.Rchd.Garn,Longtwn. Abrgvnny Freeman G.Woodsend, Ashperton.Ldbry EdwardesChas.HamnishClifford,Lmnstr Evans Thomas, Brownsland, Hope- FreemanJ.Lewiswych,Lyonshall,Kingtn Edwardes George Henry, Newhouse, under-Dinmore, Leominster Freeman Mrs. Sarab,Hope Mansell,Ross Whitechurch Maund, Leominster Evans Thomas, Ladywood, 'fedstone tFreeman Thomas, Ashperton, Ledbory Edwards Mrs.Ann, The Court, Humber, Delamere, Worcester Freeman W.Mosewick,Cradley,Malvem Leominster Evans Thomas, St. Weonards, Ross Froggatt Edwin, Middleton, Tenbury Edwards Charles, Cowarne mill, Little EvansT.Streetfield,Thornbury,Worcestr FroggattE.Rd. Little Hereford, Tenbury Cowarne, Bromyard Evans Thomas, Winforton R.8.0 Froggatt Mrs.Helen,Bleathwood,Tenbry EdwardsChas.Longford,KingslandRS.O Evans Thos.Westwood,Thornbry.Wrcstr Froggatt Henry, Bryhampton, Little EdwardsCharles Theodore,Byford court, Evans WiIliam, Pentwyn, Dorstone, Hereford, Tenbury Byford, Hereford Peterchurch R.S.O FroggattH.F.LowerBullingham,Herefrd Edwards Edward, Newbury, Grendon Evans William, Whitchurch, Ross FroggattT.Lower ho.:M:iddleton, Tenbry Bishop, Worce~ter . Evans Wm.H.Elsdon,Lyonshall,Kington Gailey Thos. Pikestye, Marden, Herefrd Edwards Mrs. Ehzh. Ford, Leonunster Everall Charles, Church house, Staun- GallierB.StewardsHyde, Winslw.Wrcstr tEdwards Francis, Broadfield, Little ton-on-Wye R.S.O Galliers George, Newtown, Leominster Hereford, Tenby EverallThos. Shortgrove,BrimfieldRS.O tGalliers Thomas Tomkins, Wistaston, tEdwards Frederick Theodore, Marsh Everard Ambrose, Rudge, Weston- King's Pyon, Weobley RS.O court, Bridge Sollers R.8.0 under-Penyard, Ross Gammon Peter, Sollershope, Ross Edwards Geo. Little Brampton,Kington tFarmer James, Brick House & Court Gammon William, Sollershope, Ross tEdwards Harley, The Ryelands, Brim- farms, Preston Wynne, Hereford Gammond James, Bridge house,Weston· field RS.O Farmer James, Ovel'court, Sutton St. under-Penyard, Ross EdwardsJas.IIardwick crt.CliffordR.S.O Michael, Hereford Gammond James R Rudhall mill, Edwards James, Titley R.S.O Farr Albert, New house, Dilwyn R.S.O Brampton Abbots, Ross Edwards John, Ashley, Rodd, Kington FarrMrs.A.Palisades,Wltrstn.Abrgvnny Gammond Thomas, Little Benfield, Edwards John, Brampton Abbotts, Ross FarrE.Coed-y-gravel,Wltrstn.Abrgvnny Bredwardine, Letton R.8.0 Edwards John, B}iord, Hereford Farr Edward, Llancillo, Abergavenny GaneMrs.J.Crasswall, VowchurchR.S.O EdwardsJohn, Upper ho.Eardisley R. S. 0 Farr Ewd.Norke court,PembridgeRS.O GaneW.Up.ho.Crasswll.Vwchrch.R.S.0.
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