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LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's FARMERS Continued 708 FAR LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY'S FARMERS continued. St.arkey Thomas, New Holland, Hull Storr John R. The Tofts,Friskney,Bostn Spencer Joseph, Habrough S.O Steel Arthur, Sth. Witham, Grantham Storr Parnell, Hackthorn, Lincoln Spencer Robert, Glentworth, Lincoln Steel Edward,Willow lodge,BurghR.S.O Storr Thomas, Friskney, Boston Spencer Mrs. S. Graizelound, Bawtry Steels Joseph, Willingham, Gainsboro' Storr Wm. North Owersby,MarketRasen Spendla Richd.Fen,Long Sutton, Wisbch Steeper Mrs.Eliza,Church end,Freiston, Story John, Bra.ceborough, Stamford Spendla W. jun.Fen,LongSutton, Wsbch Boston Story Laughton, Epworth, Doncaster SpendlowS.W.SaltfleetbySt.Peter,Louth Steeper Samuel, Mt-. Pleasant, Boston Story William, Corby, Grantham Spendlow W. Saltfleetby St.Peter,Louth Steeper S. The Grange,Anwick,Sleaford Story William, Swinstead, Bourne Spice Thos. Spalding rd. Wyberton,Bostn StennettGeo.&Hy. TheCommon,Spaldng Stothard George, Chapel Hill, Lincoln Spikin Thos. Joseph, Orby, Burgh R.S.O Stennett George, Birkwood hall, Mare- Stothard George, Sturton, Lincoln Spilman Alexander, Burringham,Dncstr ham-le-Fen, Boston Stothard John, Sturton, Lincoln Spilman George, Broughton vale, Stennett George, Marsh, Wisbech Stothard Joseph Wm. Firsby, Spilsby Broughton, Brigg Stennett J.Fen,Lit.Hale,HeckingtonS.O Stothard Thomas, Aisby, Gainsborough Spilman J. Prospectho.Alkboro', Dncstr Stennett Robt.Wen, Swaton,Folkingham Stothard William, Burgh R.S.O Spilman Joseph, Alkborough, Doncaster StennettWilliam, Billingboro',Flkinghm Stothard William, Scotter, Lincoln Spilman R. B. Bromby Hall, Doncaster Stennit John, Lutton, Wisbech Stovin Cornelius, Conisholme, Grimsby Spilman Thos. Rains butt, Crow le, Dncstr StephensonJn. W. &Jsph. Goltho, W ragby Stovin Denison, Binbrooke,MarketRasen Spilman Thomas, Whitton, Doncaster Stehenson Miss Ann, Goulceby, Lincoln Stovin George. Boothby, Lincoln Spilman W. TheGrange,Keadby,Dncstr Stephenson Mrs. C. Roxby, Doncaster Stovin Joseph Newburn,Welton,Lincoln Spink Thomas, Alkborough, Doncaster Stephenson Chas. Ruskington, Sleaford Stow Charles, jun. Ulceby Village Spinks James, Parsonage lane, Tydd St. Stephenson George, Leake, Boston Stow Thos. Court Lees, Caythorpe S.O Mary, Wisbech StephensonG.Normanby-by-Spital,Lncln Stowe Richard, Ruskington, Sleaford Splayford Robert, Goulceby, Lincoln StephensonG.H. Sea la. Friskney,Boston Stowe William, East Heckington,Boston Splaysford John, Heapham, Gainsboro' Stephenson George Solomon, Salttleetby Strawson Field, TheGrange,Mablethorpe Spooner Thos. South Somercotes, Louth St. Clement, Louth St. Mary S.O Sprakes William, Westgate, Doncaster St.ephensonG. W.Springthorpe,Gnsboro' Strawson G. Burton-Coggles,Grantham Spratt Edwd. Ranby cot.Rl'.nby, Lincoln Stephenson Hy. Jsph. Wrangle, Boston Strawson Hy. South Cockeringtn.Louth Spratt Uriah, 5 High street, Horncastle Stephenson James, Brasted house, Strawson Henry, Upton. Gainsborough Spratt Uriah, Thornton, Horncastle Althorpe, Doncaster Strawson James, Hameringham,Hrncstl Spray John, Fiskerton, Lincoln StephensonJames, Cotehouses,Doncaster StrawsonJames, W oodside, 'fumby,Bostn Spring Williem, Driby, Spilsby StephensonJas. W.Fen,Fiskerton,Lincoln Strawson John, Heighington top, Spur Geo. Langham row,Mumby,Alford Stephenson Mrs. Jane Byron, Anderby, Heighington, Lincoln Spurr George, Anderby, Huttoft S.O Huttoft S.O Strawson Robert Dawson Fen. Toynton Spurr George, Sturton, Lincoln Stephenson John, Carrhouses, Doncaster All Saints, Spilsby Spurr Waiter, Anderby, Huttoft S. 0 Stephenson J. Bardney Dairies, Lincoln Strawson Samuel, Halltoft End, .Boston Squire Alfd. North Somercotes,Grimsby Stephenson J. The Tofts,Friskney,Boston StrawsonWilliam,Hemingby,Horncastle Squire Edwn.North Somercotes,Grmsby Stephenson Leslie, Sth. Thoresby,Alford Strawson William Henry, Moat house, Squires James,Cherry crnr.Spilsby,Bstn Stephenson Mrs.L.Anderby,HuttoftS. 0. Ashby-by-Partney, Spilsby Squires John, Gelston, Hough-on-the- Stephenson Matthew, Upton, Gainsboro' Strawson W. T.Stickford lo.Stickfrd.Bstn Hill, Grantham . Stephenson Miller, Orby, Burgh R.S.O Stray M. Haven bank, Dogdyke,Lincoln Squires John, Goulceby, Lincoln Stephenson P. Burn's end,Leake,Boston Streets Joseph, Claypole, Newark Staines Charles, Fleet, Holbeach StephensonR.Chapel St. Leonard's,Alfrd Strickland Frank N. Kirton-in-Lindsey Staines Chas. North Cockerington,Louth Stephenson Thomas, Drove house, Strickland William, Gedney hill, Wisbech Stainfield T. Caistor rd. Market Rasen Langriville, Boston Stuart John, Hallgate, Sutton St. Stainsby John, Cowbit, Spalding Stephenson Walter,Anderby,HuttoftS.O Edmunds, Wisbech Stainsby William, Cowbit, Spalding Stephenson William (of Althorpe), Stubbs C. L. South Somercotes, Louth Stainton Edward, Leake Fen, Boston Ealand grange, Crowle, Doncaster Stubbs F. Fen, Halton Holegate,Spilsby Stainton S.Sansthorpe la.Partney,Splsby Stephenson William, Huttoft S. 0 StubbsHy. Treesthorpe,Mablethorpe S.O Stainton W. Highfield, East Keal,Spilsby Stephenson William, Panton, Wragby Stubbs John, sen. Saltfleetby St. Stainton Wm. Ebenezer, Legsby,Lincoln Stephenson William, Upton, Gainsboro' Clement, Louth Stamp George & Son, Newton-by-Toft, Steehenson•William, Yarborough, Louth Stubbs John,jun.Salttleetby St.Clement, Market Rasen Stevenitt Thomas, Minting, Horncastle Louth StampGeo.&Thos.Marshchapel, Grimsby Stevens Thomas, Sutton-on-Sea S. 0. Stubbs J. W. Trusthorpe, Mablethrpe.S. 0 Stamp George, Grange-le-lugs, Falding- See advertisement Stubbs J. Normanby-by-Spital, Lincoln worth, Market Rasen Stevenson Edward, Wildmore, Lincoln Stubbs Robert, Sutton-on-Sea S.O Stamp Geo. Manton, Kirton-in-Lindsey Stevenson F. Langtoft, Market Deeping Stubbs Thos.North Somercotes,Grmsby Stamp George, North Kyme, Lincoln Stevenson Geo. Nettleham rd. Lincoln Stubbs William, Alvingham, Louth Stamp J. Newton-by-Toft, MarketRasen Stevenson Geo.H.Cemetery rd.Holbeach Stubbs William, Stickney, Boston Stamp J. W. Normanby-by-Spital,Lncln Stevenson Mrs. H. Carlby, Stamford Stubbs Wilson, Bratoft, Burgh R.S.O Stamp Wm. Middle Rasen,Market Rasn Stevenson Henry, Thurlby, Bourne Stubbs Y. North Somercotes, Grimsby Stamper Mrs. M. Horsington, Lincoln StevensonJ.Swinthorpe,Snelland,Lincln Stubley Alfred, Wildmore, Lincoln Stanewell Mrs.E.EastButterwick,Dncstr Stevenson John, Foston, Grantham Stubley C. Sutton St. James, Wisbech Stanewell Wm. H. Scotterthorpe,Lincoln Stevenson S. Hill ho. Whaplode, Holbeach Stubley Ed ward, South Fen, Bourne 'Stanger Charles, Stubton, Newark Stevenson Thomas, Fen houses, Swines- Stubley H. Sutton St. James, Wisbech Stanger Jas. Wykes,Donington, Spalding head, Boston Stubley Henry, South fen, Bourne Stanger Robert, Stubton, Newark Stevenson T. Marsh,Gosberton,Spalding Stubley John,Sutton St.James,Wisbech Stanger Robert B. Lound, Bourne Stevenson Thomas, Thurlby, Bourne Stubley Mrs. S.A.Fen,Gedney,Holbeach Staniforth G.Crosshill,Crowle,Doncaster Stevenson WilliamThos.Friskney,Boston Stubley T.Fen houses,Swineshead,Bostn .Staniforth John, Crowle, Doncaster Stockdale Benjamm, Friskney, Boston Stuffings Henry, Reepham, Lincoln Staniforth Robert John, Broadtleet, Stocks Mark & Son, Ludborough,Louth Stuflins Robert, Kettleham, Lincoln Crowle, Doncaster Stocks Alfred, Messingham, Brigg Suley Geo. Peakhill, Cowbit, Spalding Staniland Isaac, Knaith, Gainsborough Stones L. & J. Whitepit, Swaby, Alford Sumner Arthur, Sleaford .Staniland James, Foston, Grantham StonesC.Croft,WaintleetAllSaints R.S.O SumnerC. Haven bank, Dogdyke, Lncln Staniland John, Knaith, Gainsborough Stones Charles, Garforth, Goole Sumner John, Rowston, Lincoln StanilandT.Long Bennington,Grantham Stones Edmund, Swaby, Alford Sumner William, Digby, Lincoln Staniland William, Caistor Stones Edward, Maltby-le-Marsh,Alford Sumpter David, Fen, Billinghay, Lincoln Staniland Wm. T. Swayfield, Grantham Stones George, Amcotts Sumpter Edward Benson, Walcot Dales, Stanley Edward, South Reston, Louth Stones G. R. Toynton St. Peter, Spilsby Tattershall Bridge, Lincoln Stanley Jn. Wm.Bank,Quadring,Splding Stones J. Salttleetby St.Clements,Louth SunderlandMrs.K.A.SuttonBrdg. Wsbcl• Stanser Wm. B. Moor ho.Lea,Gainsboro' Stones John, Keadby, Doncaster Surtleet Robert, Fenton, Newark StapleeHy.Manor ho.Barholm,Stamford Stones Robert G. Beltoft, Doncaster Suthrell John, Donington, Spalding Staples Enoch, Ings, Freiston, Boston Stones T. Trent island,Garthorpe,Goole Sutton J. & •r. Marshchapel, Grimsby Staples Job, High Toynton, Horncastle Stones William,Halton Holegate,Spilsby Sutton Alfred, Scampton, Lincoln Staples John, Wildsworth, Gainsboro' Stones Wm. West Theddlethorpe,Louth Sutton Arthur, Spridlington, Lincoln Staples John, jun. Butterwick, Boston Storey A. Heighington, Lincoln Sutton Edward, Tetford, Horncastle Staples Josiah, Dorrington, Lincoln Storey Jsph. Belnie,Gosberton,Spalding Sutton Edward Naylor, The Grange, Staples Thomas,~Waddington, Lincoln Storey William H. Braceboro',Stamford Broxholme, Lincoln Starbuck Jabez ( exors.of),Guanockgate, Storm John, Winteringham, Doncaster Sutton Mrs. E. Winteringham, Doncast· Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech Storm Mrs. Thomas, Skidbrook, Louth Sutton Fred, Rowston, Lincoln Starkey George, New Holland, Hull Storr George, Friskney, Boston Sutton Frederic, Spridlington, Lincoln Steedman William, Nethergate, West- Storr George, Swinethorpe, Lincoln Button F. Ashby-de-la-Launde, Lincoln woodside, Doncaster Storr John Joseph, Claxby, Lincoln Sutton Geo. NorthSomercotes, Grimsby .
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