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DEVONSHIRE. but 813 Leatt John Gore TRADER DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. BUT 813 Leatt John Gore. Fore Street hili,Tops-'Morgan Edwin, 122 Sidwell st. Exeter 'Prideaux Arnold, 29 Tavistock ro1.d ham, Exeter Morgan William, Nicholashyne, Welling-· Stoke, De\Tonport Lee Charles, Pilton, Barnstaple ton (Somerset) Prideaux Joseph, 34 Charlotte street. Lee John, 19 Preston street, Exeter Morris Rt. Dunkes\Tell Abbey, Honiton Morice town, Devonport Lee &muel Fice, Yealmpton, Plymouth Morrish Albert, 42 South street, Exeter Pridham William, Silverton, Cullomptn Lendon Samuel, 13 Fore street, Market MortimerEdmd.Jas.Hemyock,Cullmptn Prior James, Cheriton Fitzpaine,Creditn hall, Teignmouth Moule Hy. 12 Butcher's row, Barnstaple Priscott Geo. SA, Grenville st. Bideford Lendry Mrs.A.77 Pembroke st. Devonprt Moule Henry, Fren.ington H..S.O Puckey Charles, Market, Plymouth Leonard :\1rs. E. Branscombe, Axminstr Moule Robert, Market, Plymouth Pugsley George, 105 High st. Ilfracombe Letheren George, Petrockstowe, Bea- Mo\·es Alfd. 32 Edgcumbe st.Stonehouse Pugsley John, SI Alphington street, St. ford R.S.O Mullins George, 23 York st. Plymouth Thomas, Exeter Letheren Wm. Bridge st. Hatherleigh Nation William, Instow R.S.O Pye HenryS. 88 Holloway st. Exeter Lewis John, Tozer's farm, Galmpton, New Zealand Mutton Co. Limited, 85 Quance Edwd. 7 & 22 :\1arket, Devonprt Brixham R.S.O Fore street, Exeter Quance Henry, 20 Albert road, Morice Lidstone & Son, Torcross, Kingsbridge Newbery Wm.Hy. 3 Goldsmith st.Exetr town, Devonport Lidstone Thomas Marsh'Jll, Fore street, Newcombe Waiter, 23 Mutley plain & IO Quance Mrs. Richard Thomas, 4:;>. so&. Kingsbridge & Market pi. Dodbrooke Block A, Market, Plymouth sr Market, Devonport Lightfoot F. so Pembroke st. Devonport Newman Geo. 43 Grenville rd. Plymth Quance Robert, 28 Market, Devonport Lillicrap Charles, Market, Plymouth Newton John, 57 Commercial rd.Exeter Read John,•Duck street, Cullompton Lillicrap Charles, Tamerton Foliot, Nicholls Hy. 2r Ebrington st. Plymouth Reddaway Isaac, Well st. Gt.Torring~on Crown Hill R.S.O Nicholls 'f.Wedlands,Langtree,Torrngtn Restorick George, Lyme st. Axminster Litten Edwin Wm. Ferry rd. Exmouth Norman J. jun. Combmartin, Ilfracmbe Revell S. Ridge way, Plympton St. l\lary Lock F. 37 Higher Ellacombe rd. Torqy Nm·man Rd. Combmartin, Ilfracombe Reynolds ~lrs. E. Silverton, Cullompton Lock Sllmuel Philip, New st. Paignton Northmore John Henry, 20 Bishop's Richards Thos.A. 47 Cobourgst.Plymth Loosemore Wm. Hooklands, Cullomptn place, West Hoe road, Plymouth Ricbards William, Holsworthy Loud Alfred John Bore, 6 Farley ter. Xorthmore Jn. Hy. Market, Plymouth Ricbards William, 28 King st. Plymouth Mudge's hill, Torquay Xorthmore Solomon, Market, Plymouth Riggs George, Aylesbeare, Exeter Loud Frederick, S2aton, Axminster N ortbmoreSolomon, U gborough,I vybrdg Roberts Charles, Newton Poppleford, Loud Jn. Ablin, Victoria pl. Axminster Northcott John, Christow, Exeter Ottery St. Mary Lovell Joseph, 5 Brook street., Tavistock Nosworthy Rt. 51 Old Town st. Plymth Roberts Robert, Holbeton, Ivybr:dge Luckraft Joseph, Aveton Gifford S.O Nott Mrs. William, 67 South st. Exeter Robertshaw GeorgeThomas, 38 Kent rd. Luscombe J. & Sons, 48 Fore st. Totnes 1Oldreive Richard, Foss st. Dartmouth Ford, Devon port Luscombe Mrs. Adelllide, 44 Southside Oldreive Rd. S. Fairfax pl. Dartmoutb Robins John, Beer Alston R.S.O street, Plymou~h Olver W.H. 21 Tavistock rd.Stk.Dmprt Roch George, II8B, Alexandra ro'l.d, Lnscombe Edwn.South Brent,lvybridge Orsman George, Ringmore, Teignmth Ford, Devonport Luscombe John, 4 Hall's buildings, Bel- Osborne Edmund James, Fore street, Rodd Thomas, Westleigh, Bideford grave road, Torquay Moreton Hampstead, Newton Abbot Rogers William Henry, Higher town, Luscombe John,Loddiswell,KingsbridgeiOsman Henry, West quarter, Exeter Buckfastleigh R.S.O Lnscombe Mrs. L.J. Bridgetown, Totnes Palk Charles & Sons, rB Lower Union st. Ross John, Market, Plymouth Lnscombe Saml. 6r Forest. lvybridge •rorquay & 42 Victoria st. Paignton Ross Richard Myrtle, Market, Plymouth Luxton Francis, Beaford R S.O Palk. Alfred Henry, s Wellswood place, Ross Miss Sarah Ann, Market, Plymouth Luxton Jn. IS Queen st. Newton Abbot Ilsham ro1d, Torquay Rowcliffe George John, Barnstaple st. Luxton M. Ashill, Craddock, Cullomptn Palk Mrs. Ann, I2 Church st. Paignton South Molton Lyon Mrs. T. J.8I Pembroke st. Devonpt,Palk E. Abbots Kerswell, Newton Abbot Rowcliffe Wm. Chas. Gold st. Tiverton Mabane John F. 30 Saltash st. Plymouth IPalk Eldred, Strand, Sheldon,Teignmth Rowe F.C. 48 Courtenay st.NewtonAbbot McDonald Charles, Market, Plymouth Palk Frederick, Victoria st. Paignton Rowe William, !"ore street, Cullompton McDonalrl Francis, 2 Drake's buildings, Palk Geo. 34 Queen st. Newton Abbot Rowe William, Willand, Cullompton Ham street, Plymouth 1Palk Jn.Dugdale, 41 'feign st.Teignmth Rowe Wm. Sdway, East st. Okehamp~n Madge Philip & Sons, High street, North Palk Owen, Broadhempston, Totnes Rowland Alfred, Up. Ottery, Honiton Tawton R.S.O IPalk Wm. Bishop's Teignton, Teignmth Ruffin Peter, 29 Market, Devonport Madge Hy. Adams, Bridge st. Tiverton Palmer Henry Geo. Market, Plymouth Rundle John Henry, 37 Old Tuwn Maeer Albert, Old Ford st. Sidmouth Palmer T. Market st. Hatherleigh R.S.O street, Dawli3h Maine Lewis,Cross st. N ortham, Bidefrd 'I Panter William, 44 Market, Devon port Salter Jas. Sampford Peverell, Tiverton Maker John, Beer Alsto:n R.S. 0 Parker Frederick, Market, Plymouth Salter Wm. 22 Barley Market st. Tavistck Mann William & Son, Fore street, BoveyiParkin Geo. 19 Butcher's row, Barnstple Sampson John, New street, Chulmleigb Tracey, ~ewton Abbot Parsons SI. 14 Wyndham st. west, Plymth Sanders Mrs. A. 13 Albion st. Ex:mouth Mann Thomas, 4 Northumberland place Partridge Frank, Musbury, Axminster Sanders Edwin, Queen st. Barnstaple & 2 Regent street, Teignmouth Patterson John, Victoria pi. Axminster Sanders Henry, Chapel street, Exmouth MannW.H.Kingskerswell,Newton Abbot Payne William, East street, Crediton Sanders James, Chapel street, Exmouth Manville W. Birds cot. Luppitt, Honiton,Paynter Thomas, Beer Alston R.S.O Sanders William Boutcher Batten, Town- Martin Christopher, Broadclyst, ExeteriPaynt.er Thomas, 6 Market, Devonport ends, Broadclyst, Exeter Martin John, 137 Fore street, Exeter & Weighing house, Market, Plymouth Saunders Saml. John,Xth.TawtonR.S.O Martin John, Thorverton R.S.O Paynter Thos. Edwd. Market,Plymouth Saunders William,Hemyol!k,Cullompton Martin Mrs. P. Bradninch, Cullompton . Pearce Thos. W.34 Boutport st.Barnstple Saunders Wm. Lane End ho Cullomptn Martin Thomas, 96 South st. Exeter Pearse Joseph, Plympton St. Maurice, Scamp Mrs.M.A.Caen st.BrauntonR.S.O MartinW.J.North Lew,BeaworthyR.S.O Plympton Scoble Robert, 7 Russ3ll st. Plymouth Mat"tyn Mrs. Elizabeth, 23 Waterloo Pearson Andrew, 48 Market, Devonport Scoble Samuel, 162 King st. & Market, street, Stoke, Devonport Pedder Edward James, London house, Plymouth MatterfaceW.H.East st.AshburtonR.S.O Lynmouth, Barnstaple S3dgman T. r6 Butcher's row, Barnstple Maunder Edwin, Witheridge, Morchard PengJlley Alfred, Market, Plymouth Sellek Waiter Fras. Forest. Sidmouth Bishop R.S.O Penhorwood L. H. New rd.Gt.Torringtn Selley George, Witheridge, Morchard May Frank, 31 Butcher's row, Barnstple Pennington Wm. J,.ittleham, Bideford Bishop R.S.O . May S. R. IS Higher Market st.TavistckjPenny Frederick George, 4 Mutley plain Sexon Jn. 5 & 6 Butcher's row, Runstpl Medway Charles, Lynton, Barnstaple & Market, Plymouth Shapland Edwin John, 63 Hi~h street> Medway H. Orchard ho.Lynton,BrnstpleiPenwarne Mrs. J. 64 Market, Devonport & The Market, Crediton. See advert Miles John, 57 Cobourg st. Plymouth IPepperell John, Slapton, Kingsbridge Shattock Jn. Gawler, Morebath, Ti~Tertn Miles John, 14 Russell st. Plymouth Perkin & Beale, Parade, Okehampton Shillabeer Jn. 22 Cornwall st. Plymou~h Miller Thos. 30 Butcher's row,BarnstpleiiPerkin William, Lower sq. Holsworthy Sbinner & Sons, 38 Fore s\r~et, Totnes Miller Wm. West Buckland, Sth.Molton,Perry John, 84 Treville st. Plymouth Shore Jn. &Son,26Boutport st.Harnstple Mills A. Bearah, BucklandBrewer,llidefd Philp Sim:m Jas. 9 Exeter st. Plymouth Short James Parker, 8 Plain more ter- Mills Jn.25 & 26 Butcher's row,BrnstpleiPike Xathaniel, 26 Tavistock rd. Plymth race, St. .)lary Church, Torqu':l.y Mitchelmore Wm.Hy. Lower st.Drtmth:Pillman .John, Hartland, Bideford Sillifant James, New st. Gt. Torrin~to:t Mogg Jn. 26 Cumberland st. Devon port I Pinches Francis William, 22 William st. Simmonds & Co. rsr Fore street, Exeter Mogridge Geo.jun. 12s High st.Ilfrcmbe, Morice town. Devonport Skelton Miss Mary, Tor Hill rd.Torquay Mogridge John, 46 High st. Ilfracombe 1Pinnell Chas. Edwin, 47 Paul st. Exeter Skinner Bros. ~tation road, Sidmouth Moody John, 120 S1dwell street, ExeteriPitts & 8o.1s, Duke street, Dartmouth Skinner Henry, Market hall, Ilfracomba Moore Jn. 31 Marlborough st. Devonprt jPitts George, Market, Plymouth Skinner Hugh Wm. 2S We.'it st.Tavistock 'Moore Robt. Well st. Great Torrington !Pitts George, North st.Ashburton R.S.O Skinner Jn. G. s Chapel st. Stomhouse Moore Thomas, Aveton Gifford S.O !Pitts Williarn, York. sq. Brixham R.S.O t:lle~ Hy. & Sons, Soutb.st.lH. Torringtn Moore Wm. Geo. 35 to 39 1\olarket, Dvnprt lPook William, 48 Std well street, Exeter Slee John, High Bickington, Chulmleigh Morgan Chas. 13 Butcher's row,Brnstple PorterJohn,29 Edgcumbe st.Stonehouse S1eeman Diggory & Son, 7 Willia:n st. Morgan Chas. Swvmbridge, Barnstaple Potter Robt. 25 Forest. Brixham R.S.O Moric~ town, Devonport • .
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