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Trades. (Lincolnshire f'50 SMA TRADES. (LINCOLNSHIRE. SMALLHOLDERS-continued. Wain Arthur Albt. Leverton, Boston Wihon John S.. High st. Billingboro'" Sntton Robert, Stainfield, Bourns Walker Charles, Sibsey, Boston Wilson Joseph, North Kelsey, Li~oln- Swinn Fred, Tattershall, Lincoln Walker George, Gipsy Bridge; Boston Wilson J. Skidbrook, Nth.Somerl!ot~s Sykes Thomas, Cowbridge, Frith- Walker Maurice, Bassingham, Lincln Wilson Percy, Donington-upon-E,ain,. ville, Boston Wallhead John, Laughterton, Newark Louth · Tata.m George, Damgate, Holbeach Walls Geo. North Owersby, Lincoln Wilson William, Skidbrook, Lout~ Taylor Mrs. E. A. Stickney, Boston Walmsley David, North Soi1'1ercotes Wilson William, Sutterton, BostOll Taylor Edward, North Kyme, Tatter- Walpole John, i.St. Mark's, Holbeach Wilson William C. Covenham St. shall Bridge, Lincoln Walton George, Scawhy, Brigg Bartholomew, Louth Taylor F. Wignall's gate, Holbeach Walton Hy. Holbeach Fen, Holbeach Winn Tobias, Lit. Steeping, Spilsby Taylor Frank, iBenington, Boston Ward D. Bullington, Wragby Winsor James Arthur, Deeping SL Taylor Hy. Holbeach Hurn, Holbeach Ward George, Scamblesby, Louth Nicholas, Spalding Taylor J. S. Wignall's gate, Holbeach Ward Herbert, Eastville, Boston Winsor Robert Alien, Deeping St. Taylor Jabez, Hallboft End, Boston Ward Joseph, Theddlethorpe road, Nichulas, Spalding Taylor John,East Torrington,Wragby, Mablethorpe St. Mary Winsor 'William, Deeping St. Lincoln · Ward Wm. Lynwode, Market Rasen Nicholas, Spalding . Taylor John, Frithville, Boston Ward William, North Somercotes Winsor William, jun. Deeping St. Taylor John, Spridlington, Lincoln -Ward Wm. Henry, Barlings, Lincoln Nicholas, Spalding Taylor John, Theddlethorpe St.Helsn, l\rass John E. Glentham, Lincoln Withers Herbert, Tealby, ~incoln Louth Waterfall John, Fleet Fen, Gedney Withers W. Middle Rasen,Ma.rketRasn Taylor J. Whaplode Drove, Wisbech Hill, Wisbech Wood Cornelius, .Muckton, Ltmth Taylor John·T. Mile lane,Mablethorpe WaterfaH M. Whaplode Drov~.Wisbch Wood F. Skidbrook, Nth. Somercotes. St. Mary Watson G. Kirkby-la-Thorpe,Sleaford Wood Willie, Bew, New York, Lincln Taylor Levi1 South Willingham, Lincln Watson George, Lusby, Sp1h,by Woodhead Jesse, Eaudyke, Quadring, Taylor Mrs. L. Low. Fulney,Spalding Watson Pascey, Utterby, Louth Spalding Taylor Samuel, Mumby, Alford Watson William1 West Keal~ Spilsby Woods George, Ing, iBicker, Boston Taylor Thomas, Frithville, Boston Wedd Glossop, Wyberton, Boston W ood,s John William, Seas End, Taylor William, Hackthorn, Lincoln Weig-htman Miss M. Goulceby, Louth Moulton, Spalding Taylor Wm. Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford Welbourn Arthur, Sibsey, Boston Woods Thomas, Fisbtoft road, Skir- Teanby John, Maltby-le-Marsh,Alford Wellborn Wm B. Boston west,Boston beck, Boiiiton Tear Charles, Scamblesby, Louth Wells Fredk. Fen, Billing-hay, Lincln Woods Thomas, jun. Fishtoft road,. Teat William, Anca.ster, Grantham Wells Jabez, Walcot Fen, Billinghay, Skirbeck, Boston Teesdale Fred, Mumby, Alford Lincoln Woolhouse Miss Mary, Faldingworth,.. Teesdale J{)hn, Scalp, Fishtoft, Boston Wells- William Edward, Saltfleetby Lincoln Templeman Jn. Wm. Yarboro',Louth St. Clement, Louth Wright B. Holbeach Drove, Wisbech Thacker Wm. Gipsy Bridge, Boston West Charles Joseph, Grainthorpe • Wright Charles, North Somercotes Thistleton William, Wrawby, Brigg West Fredk. East Kirkby, Spilsby Wright Josepb, Tattershall, Lincoln Thomas Alfred, Fleet Fen, Gedney West George, East Kirkby, Spilsby Wright Louis, Tealby, Lincoln Hill, Wisbech West Geo. North Owersby, Lincoln Wright Richard, Coningsby, Mare- Thompson Charles, .A.lvingham,Louth West Jonathan Taylor, Oovenham St. ham-le-Fen, Boston Thompson Frank, Glentham, Lincoln Bartholomew, Louth Wright Thomas, Miningsby, Boston Thompson George, Skid-brook, Louth Westley Jas. jun. Poi,nton, Folkin~bm WrighL Thomas, North street, Crow- Thompson Geo. ·Stapleford, Newark ·whaley John, Hough-on-the-Hill, land, Peterborough Thornalley S. Lowgate, Wrangle,Bostn Grantham Wright Thos. \<Velton-le- Wold, Louth:. Thornley H. Haltha.rn-on-Bain,Hrncstl Wherry William, Manby, Louth Wyles George, Wildmore, Lincoln Thornley H. Toynton St.Peter,Spilsby White George, Withern, Alford Yallop Arthur; Whaplode, Holbeach Thornley H. M. Keal Cotes, Spilsby White James, Common side, Old York Jo~eph, \Yinterton, Doncaster Thorpe Benner,.Saracen's Head,Holbch Leake, Boston Thorpe Geo. N ormanton, Grantham \Vhite John, Fen houses, Swineshead, SMALLWARE DEALERS .. Thurlby Ernest, Normanton, Grnthm Boston Tinkler Edwd. Sedgebrook,Grantham White Joseph, Walesby,Market Rasen Pipers-, 69 High street, Stamford Tipple A. Kirkby-la-Thorpe, Sleaford White Woodruff, Penny hiH,Holheach SMITHS, BLACKSMITHS &; Titley W. Normanby-by-Spital,Lincln Whitehead William, SloothLy, Alford FARRIERS. Todd Joseph, Glentham, Lincoln Whitelam T. North Owersby, Lincoln Todd T. Gantby, Minting, Horncastle Whitfield Mrs. F.Gedney Hill,Wisbch Abbott W. Swaton, Folkingham Toin John, Halton Holgate, Spilsby Whiting Charles, Fenside, Halton Ablewhite Wm. Horsington, Lincoln Tomblin Samuel, Burton Pedwardine, Holgate, Spilsby Addison Sam[ H. Navenby, Lincolu • Heckington Whitwell H. Holbeach Drove,Wisbech. .A.!(rill Alfrt!d, Burton, Lincoln Tomlin Charles, Olif Leake, Boston Wicks Francis, St. Mark's, Holbeach Alien Wm. E. High st. Billingboro' Tomlin James, Old Leake, Boston Wigglesworth G. Bottesford,Doncastr .A.llitt Joel, Saleby, _.A.lford Tomlinson Geo. Scampton, Lincoln Wilkinson Charles, Midville, Boston Andrews George.North Kyme,Lincoln Tomlinson Robert, Dogdyke, Lincoln Wilkinson Edward Taylor, The Marsh, Ashford 0. .A.. Dawsmere, Holbeach Tory..Geo. Holbeach Hurn, Holbea~h Saltfieet, North Somercotes Ashford Joseph D. Hurn, Holbeach Toulson J. Billinghay Dales, Lincoin Wi1kinson George, Fen, Heckington Atkin Arthur, -Wildmore,. Lincoln Toulson Thomas, Fen, Tattershall Wilkinson James, Dogdyke, Lincoln Atkin Charles G. Scopwick, Lincoln Bridge, Lincoln Wilkinson Thomas, Back lane, Long Atkin John, Nocton, Lincoln Townend Waiter John, Utterby,Louth Sutton, Wisbech Atkin Thomas, Metheringham, Lincoln Townend William, Saltfleetby St. Willerton Christopher, Mumby,Alford Atkinson Frederick William & Son. Peter, Louth · Willey J oseph, Stickney, Boston Bridge street, Brigg Toynbee A. sen. North Kyme, Lincoln Willey Thomas, North Somercotes Ayre John, Somerby, Grantham __Toyne Frederick Wm. Aby, .A.lford Williams Robert, Lockhamgate, Bagley .A.rthur, Great Coates,Grimsby Trafiord William, New York, Lincoln Wrangle, Boston Bailey Bros. West• street & Brother- Trimmingham W. Brothcrtoft,Boston Willie George, Theddlethorpe All hou)!e bar, Crowland, Peterborough Trollope William, Fulletby,Horncastle Saints, Louth Ba.ines Ward, 3 North st, Gainsboro' Tunnard Sml. Olive cot. Kirton, Bostn Willoughby Albert Edward, Salt- Baines Wm. Corringham, Gainsboro' . Tuplin Alfred, Ranby, Lincoln fleetby St. Peter, Louth Bainton Edward, Broughton, Brigg Turnbull Jn. Little Steeping, Spilsby Willoughby Bertram, Covenham St. Baldock W.Burton-Coggles,Grantham Turner G. Normanby-by-Spital,Lindu Mary, Louth Bales William, Donington, Spalding Turner G. Saltfleetby St. Peter,Louth Willson Thos. Cumberworth, Alford Barnaby Henry, Worlaby, Grimsby Turner Jvhn, Tongue End, Pode Hole, Willr Charles, Mumby, Alford Barnes Albert, Ropsley, Grantham Spalding Willy Wallis, Mumby, Alford Ba.rrand John, Sibsey, Bost-on Tuxworth John, North Somercotes Wilmot Jas. Messingham, Gainsboro' Barratt George, High st. Scunthorpe Tyson Samuel, Stewton, Louth Wilson Mrs. C. Glcntham, Lincoln Baxter Benjamin, Westgate & Guild- Vamplew Joseph, Sti:xwould, Lincoln WilsDn Edward, Wildmore, Lincoln hall street, Grantham Veal Mark, Orby, Burgh Wilson Ernest, Brumby, Scunthorpe Bean F. Park st.Winterton, Doncastel" Veal William, Dorrington, Lincoln Wilson F. Skidbrook,Nth.Somercote!; Bee Thomas, Ingoldsby, GrantJham Vear Harry, Yar_b~gh, Louth Wilson Fred, North Somercot~s Beeson Samuel, Brothertoft, Boston Viokers Rob~~yp_ple, N ewark Wilson Goorge, Theddlethorpe St. Bell John Andrew, Stainfield, Lincoln- Vickers Wa'l.t::. 'Ha.meringham,Horncstl Helen, Louth & Bardney, Lincoln Waey~.Ft:etf,.~d--~worth, Lincoln Wilson Henry, Old !Leake, Boston Bell Joseph, North Somercotes "Waby .Jts.m~ Q;:'"'H~kthorn, Lincoln Wilson I. Woodside, Tumby, Boston Bennett William, Deeping St. Jame~. W-agg' G.CentralWingfield,King'sLynn Wilson J&mes Wm. Withern, .Alford Peterborough .
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