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Berkshire. [Kelly's 264 FAR BERKSHIRE. [KELLY'S FARMERs-continued. Reeves John, Ruffians Wick farm, Ash- Selkirk Alexander,Bishop's farm,Oakley Palmer William, Sour hill, Uffington, bury, Shrivenham RS.O green, Maidenhead Faringdon Reeves John Kingham (exors. of), Manor Selwood James & John, Highden farm, Parker George, Chawley, Cumnor farm, West Hendred, Wantage Highworth road, Faringdon Parker George, Maiden's green, Wink- Reeves Richard, Catmore, Wantage Seymour JamesRichard \hIliam, North field, Windsor Reeves Richard, jun. Hodcote farm, Croft farm, Inkpen, Hungerford Parker John, Tythebarn farm, Holy- West I1slp.y, Newbury Shackel George, Earley Court farm, port, Maidenhead Reynolds Mrs. Ann, Buseot, Lechlade Earley, Reading Parsloe Henry, Crane's farm, East 8.0. (Gloucester) Sharp Henry, Blaze's farm, Waltham Garston, Lamborne RS.O Reynolds Thomas, Fifield grove, Fifield, St. Lawrence, Twyford R.S.O Parsloe H. Home farm, Lamborne RS.O Maidenhead Sharp Henry, Frog mill, Hurley,Marlow Parsloe ·William, High close, Hungerford Rhodes Richard, Brook farm, Barkham, Sharpe Benj. Home farm, Shellingford, :Parsons Alfred A. Wootton, Abingdon Wokingham Faringdon Parsons Charles, College farm, Sand- Richards Edwd. Rd. Cumnor (Oxford) Sharpe Benjamin, Woodhill farm, East. hurst, Wokingham Richards John Cowdery, Appleton, Challow, Wantage Parsons John Stephen, Woodlands farm, Abingdon & at Stanford Sharps Thomas Angell, Manor farm, Cookham Dean, ~Iaidenhead Richards Thomas, Goosey, Faringdon Bright Waltham, 'Vantage Parsons Thomas~ Bigfrith farm, Cook- Richardson ·WiIliam, Winkfield,Windsor Sheen W. Hyde farm, Bisham, Marlow ham Dean, )laidenhead Richens Henry, Hopgrass, Hungerford ShepherdS. Park fm.Thateham,Newbury Parso];Js WaIter, Tilehurst, Reading Richens Henry, Pennyhooks farm, Shepherd Thomas EdwaI'd, Child'sCouI't Partridge Joseph, Hale farm, Kingston Shrivenham R.S.O farm, Ashampstead, Reading Lisle, 'Vantage Hichens John, King's farm, Harwell, Shewry Joseph, Buekland marsh, Buck- Pasmore C. Wick farm, Grove, Wantage Steventon RS.O land, Faringdon Patey & Finnis, Pangbourne, Reading Richens J.Nth. Standen frm.Hllngerford Silvester Hy. Kentwood frm.Cholsey S.O Patey Richard, Tomlin's farm, Buckle- Richens John, jun. Wellshead farm, Simmonds Daniel, Coningsby farm, bury, Newbury Harwell, Steventon R.S.O Fifield, Bray, Maidenhead Pauling Robert, Long lane, Chieveley, Richens Thomas, Grove farm, BOllrton, Simmons E. Bridge frm.Grove,'Vantage Newbury Shrivenham R.S. 0 Simmons H. Bosley's fm.Grove,Wantage Pavey J'xew farm, Bucklebury, Reading Richens WilIiam, Halfway, Hungerford Simmons Thomas. White's farm, Let- Paxman Elijah, Appleford, Abingdon IRickards Charles, Lyford, ·Wantage combe Basset, Wantage Peacey WilIiam Robert,Rose hill, Burgh-I Rippon George, Egrove farm, South Simmons W. East Challow, ·Wantage field, Reading ! Hinksey (Oxford) Simpson George, Marcham, Abingdon Peed Robert Josiah, Peacock farm, East- Rixon John, Manor farm, LittIeworth, Sims Thomas, Basildon, Reading hampstpad, Bracknell Faringdon Skinr;er D. Wash frm.Enborne, Newbury Penton William Thomas, Hyde End Rhodes W. Eaton Hastings, Faringdon Slade Benjamin, Thorpe farm, AStOll farm, Brimpton, Reading Ridley David, Uffington, Faringdon Upthorpe, Wallingford Pepler J oseph & John Edward, Hardwell Ridley John, Uffington, Faringdon Slater Charles, King street, Winnersh~ farm, Uffington, Faringdon iRighton Frederick, Sandford farm, Bearwood, Wokingham Perry Geo. Harwell, Steventon R.S.O I Woodley, Reading Smallbone SI. Pike's farm, Wokingham P~rt Robert, Newbury street, Wantage Robertson C.Sutton Courtney,Abingdon Smallbones Miss Ann, Folly farm, Shal- & Bridge farm, West ChalIow Robey Mrs. S. East Hendred, Wantage bourn, Hungerford Peto Wm. Cannon farm, Cookham S.O Robins E. Great Coxwell, Faringdon SmewingJ.Manor fm.Binfield,Bracknen Phillips George, Bncklebllry, Reading Robins John, Grove, Wantage Smith Collin, Kingstoncommon, Kings- Phillips WilIiam Michael,Wawcottfarm, Robinson Rd. Blewbury, Didcot R.S.O ton Lisle, Wantage KintblH~" Hungerford Robinson Wm. llIewbury, Didcot R.S.O Smith Edwin, Waltham St. Lawrence~ Pigg Geo. Finchampstead, Wokingham Robson Edward, Stockham, Wantage Twyford R.S.O Pigg W. B. Finchampstead, Wokingham Rogers John Thos.Northcourt,Abingdon Smith Fletcher, Cholsey 8.0 Pike Rabert, LyfoI'd, Wantage Rogers T.East Garston,Lamborne R.S.O Smith Frederick,East Hendred,'\"antage- Pinnell Mrs. H. Charlton, Wantage Rose Elisha, Hampstead Holtfarm,Holt, Smith George, Breachfarm, Sandhurst~ Pinnell John, Chal'1ton, Wantage Kintbury, Hungerfard Wokingham Pinniger W. A.Sanhamgrn. Hung-erford Rose E. Hampstead MarshalI, Newbury Smith George, Sandhurst, Wokingham Pither Thomas, Hurst, Twyford R.S.O Rose Elisha, Hill Grove farm, Cookham Smith Henry, Dideot R.S.O Pither Mrs. William, Earley, Reading Dean, :\<Iaidenhead Smith H. Home farm, Bradfield,Reading Pitt George, Winkfield row, Bracknell Rose Joseph, High street, Bracknell Smith J.T.P.Colleymore,ColeshI.Swindn PlattJ.Manor house,High st.Hungerford Rose Wm. L. Pearce's farm,"\\'okingham Smith Newton 8eth, Thrup & Wick Pocock Henry, Basildon, Reading Hossell Robert, Barkham, Wokingham farms, Radley, Abingdon Pocock J.Broad leaze,Sparsholt,Wantage Rowles Charles, jun. Aldworth, Reading Smith Mrs. S.Letcombe Basset, Wantage Poole Frederick, Forster's farm, Alder- Rowles Mrs. Maria, :\<loat house, Let- Snook F. Holt, Kintbury, Hungerford maston, Reading combe Regis, Wantage Snook John, Bagnor, Speen, Newbury Portsmouth Charles, Spencers wood, Ruddle James Skeats, East Garston, Snook S.Burgess fm.Kintbury,Hungerfd Shinfield, Reading Lamborne R.S.O Sopp Charles, Enborne, Newbury Portsmouth C. Swallowfield, Reading Rumbold Thomas, Green farm, Bright South James, Britton's frm.Wokingham Povey John Jesse, Buckhold, Reading Waltham, "\\'antage Sowdon Harry, The Poplars, Westllsley-, Powell Edgar OliveI', Roadside farm, Rumsey John, Blewbury, Didcot R.S.O Newbury Lont~'worth, Faringdon RushChas.Ropin,Shalbourn,Hungerford Spackman E. G. Bockhampton, Swindolll Powell William Nicholas, Cox's farm, Russell Richard, College farm, Old Spackman Joseph, Pigeon House farm,. Stanford-in-the-Vale, Faringdon Windsor, Windsor Eastbury, Swindon I'rout Thomas Jones, Little Bradley, Ryder George, Lower common, Buckle- Spackman William, Manor farm, East- Besselsleigh, Abingdon bury, Reading bury, Swindon Pallen Edward, Appleford, Abingdon Sadler Jas. Long Wittenham, Abingdon Spencer James, Bowyer's farm,Swallow- Pallen Rd. Sutton Courtney, Abingdon Salter John, Middle, Lower & Upper field, Reading Pullen Tom,Sutton Courtney, Abingdon farms, Wootton, Abingdon Spiel'S Brothers,Chilton,SteventonR.S.0 Pallen Willhm, Coombe farm, Farn- Sansum Wm. Letcombe Hegis, Wantage Spiel'S W. Netherton, Fyfield, Abingdon borough, Wantage Sannders Frank, Sotwell farm, Sotwell, Spindloe J. Ashbury,Shrivenham H.S.O Pullen Wm. Sulton Courtney, Abingdon Wallingford Spittal John, Odstone Marsh, Ashburyr, Pazey George Edwin, Stanford-in-the- Saunders James, Denman's farm, Cum- Shrivenham RS.O Vale, Faringdon nor (Oxford) Stacey W.Church fm.Shippon,AbingdoIT Ram~ey Albrt. Arth.Longcot, Faringdon Saunders Joseph, Hagbourne East, Did- StacyB.Hall Placefm.Tilehurst,Reading Ratcliff Robt. C. Bucklebury, Newbury cot R.S.O Stanbridge Stephen, Church farm, Ratcliffe Jas. John, Beech Hill, Reading Sdunders Mrs. Maria, North Moreton, SunningweIl, Abingdon Rayer In. Stanmore, Beedon, Newbury Wallingford Staniford John Robert, Ashmore green, Reade George. Baulking, Faringdon Saunders W. C. Blewbury, DidcotR.S.O Thatcham, Newbnry Reade Percy, Knighton, Compton Beau- Scott Richard, Cumnor Stephenson Alfred, East Garston, Lam- champ, Faringdon ScrivenW.Crownst.Thatcham,Newhury borne R.S.O Reading John, Compton Beauchamp, Selfe Samuel Rolls, The Yews, Little Stephenson Joseph, OIdfield farm, Shrlvenham R.S.O Coxwell, Faringdon Baulking, Faringdon Rebberk Jonathan, Home farm, King- Selfe Samuel Rolls, Wickwood, Shelling- Stevens Alfred, Church farm, Compton, ston Lisle, 'Vantage ford, Faringdon Newbury.
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