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LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's 800 FAR LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's F AR:MERS~ntinned. Rowley George, North Rauceby, Slea.ford Scoley Edwd. Pitt"s farm,Mtbrnghm.Lincoln Robinson William, Brandon, Hough-{)n-the. Rowley John, Kirton, Boston Scorer Frederick, Swinhope, Gt. Grimsby Bill, Gr~mtha.rn Roworth Joseph, Skeldyke, Kirton, Boston Scorer Harry W. Priory farm,Burwell, Louth Robinson William, Cuckoo farm, West Roworth Joseph. Tofts, Wmngle, Boston Scorer William, Sudbrooke, Lincoln Pinchbeck, Spalding Rowson Hy. North Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby Scotney John, Hanthorpe, Bourn Robinson William, Ings, Bennington, Boston Rowson Samuel, Trusthorpe, Alfonl Scott Francis, Horsington, Horncastle Robinson Wm. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford Royoe John, Castle Bytham, Strunford Scott George, Dales, Timberland, Horncastle Robinson William, Maltby-Ie-Marsh, Alford Royce Stephen, Gunby, Gmntham Scott George, Ruskington, Sleaford Robinson William, The Marsh grange, North Royse George, Cmise Lonnd, Bawtry Scott George, Winthorpe, Skegness R.S.O" Somercotes, Great Grimsby Rudkin James, Hanby, Gmntham Scott George Gordon, Edenhrun, Bourn Robinson William, Pinchbeck, Spalding Rudkin James Cecil, Sapperton, Falkingham Scott Gordon, Swinstead, Bourn Robinson William, Nort<Jn Disney, Newa.rk Rudkin J. WestWilloughby,Ancaster,Grnthm Scott Henry, Holbeach bank, Holbeach Robinson Wm. Thorpe, Trusthorpe, Alford Rushby James, Fen, Leake, Boston ScottHy.Luttngt.SuttonSt.Edmund s, Wsxh Robinson William Henry, Asgarby house, Rushhy James, Toynton St. Peter's, Spilsby Scott J obn, Cole by, Lincoln Asgarby, Spilsby Rushby John, Laughterton, Newark Scott John, Fen, Pointon, Falkingham Robinson Zachariah, Sibsey, Boston Rushton David, Northlands, Sib8ey, Boston Scott Joseph, Dowdyke, Sutterton, Spalding Robinson Zachariah, Tattershall road, Boston Rushton Joseph, Stickney, Boston Scott Samuel, Wellingore, Grnntham Robson C. Bell, Cawkwell house, Horncastle Rushton Samuel, Sibsey, Boston Scott Mrs. Sarah,Hevesby bank,Revesby,Bstn Robson Jamea J.P.The Hall, Bmckenborough Rusling Edwin, Wroot, Bawtry Scott Thomas, Hougbam, Gmntham Louth Rusling Ellea, Ruckland, Louth Scott William, Alvingham, Louth Robson William, Frithville, Sibsey Rusling Henry, Epworth. Doncaster Scott William, Hougham, Grantham Robson William, Fulletby, Lout.h Rusling Samuel, Wroot, Bawtry Scott Wm. Lobthorpe, Colsterworth, Grnthrn Robson William, Randa.ll ho. Utterby, Louth Ru!l!ing William, Wroot, Bawtry Scott William, Marton, Gainsborough Robson William, West Fen, Boston Russell John, Revesby bank, Revesby, Boston Scott William, Twyford, Grantham Roden Joseph, Haxey, Bawtry Russell John, Sea end, Bennington, Boston Scott William, Westwood side, Bawtry Rodgers Anthony, Morton, Bourn Russell Thomas, Fnlstow, Louth Scrimshaw John, Cloves bridge, West Rodgers John, Morton, Bourn Russell Thomas, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Theddleteorpe, Alford Rodgers Wm. Carlton-le-Moorelands, Lincoln Russell Wi!Jiam, Atterby, Kirton Lindsey Scrimshaw John, West Theddlethorpe,Alford Roe Alfred Edward, Thurlby, Newark Ruston John, Billinghay, Sleafurd Scrimshaw Wm. Broadgate, Gedney 8.0 Roe Henry, Swinderby, Lincoln Ruston John, Grange, Hemswell, Kirton Scrimshaw William Roper, · Gnanockgate, Roe John, Binnington, Boston Lindsey R.S.O Button St. Edmund's, Wisbech ROE' J.Chapel farm, North Hykeham, Lincoln Ruston Hichard, Billinghay, Slea.ford ScrimshireMrs.Mary, West Allington,Grnthm Roe Joseph, Welton, Lincoln Rutter Edwin, Bmtoft, Burgh Scuffham John, Drove end, Wisbech Roe Mrs. Thomas, Swinderby, Lincoln Butter George, Thwaite hall, Welton-in-the- Scupham Charles, Thorpe St. Peter, Wain- Roe William, North Hykeham, Lincoln marsh, Spilsby fieet All Saints R.S.O Roe William, North Scarle, Newark Rutter Henry, Candlesby, Spilsby Seagrave William, Lissington, Wragby Roe William, Tattershall road, Boston Rutter Joseph, Huttoft, Alford Searby HPnry, Crown farm, Croft, Wainfieet Rogers George Marshall, Thurlby, Newark Rutter Joseph, Sutton-in-the-marsh, Alford All Saints R.S.O Rogers John, Fen, Heighingt<Jn, Lincoln Rutter William, Mumby, Alfonl Searby John, Croft, Waintleet All Saints Rogers Samuel, Stapleford, Newark Rutter William, Sloothby, Alford R.S.O. ; & Roman bank, Firsby, Spilsby Rogers William, Goxhill, Hull Ryder Thomas, Low Burnham, Bawtry Searby Robert, Edlington, Horncastle Rollett Arthur,Scotton,Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Rylatt Joseph, Fen, Metheringham, Lincoln Searby Robert, Greetham, Horncastle Rollett George, Colehy heath, Coleby, Lincoln Rymer John, Toynton St. Peter's, Spilsby Sell.rSon Mrs. Mary & Son, Tattershall, Bostn Rollett Mrs. Thomas, Blyton, Gainsborough Salt John, Laughton, Gainsborough Searson Chas. Roman bank, Long Sttn. Wsbch Rollett Wadsley, Billinghay, Sleaford Sanda.ll John, La.ngtoft, Market Deeping SearsonFk. Marwood ho. Bulby _I m ham, Bourn Rollett Wadsley, North Kyme, Slea.ford Sandal! William, Ludford, Market Ra-.en Searson George, Button road, Lutton, Wsbch Rollett William, Southorpe, Kirton Sanderson Benjamin, Sloothby, Alford Searson George, Tallington, Stamford Rollins John, Fen, Br~mston, Lincoln Sanderson David, Northcoates, Gt. Grimsby Searson Geo. B. Church end,Fmmpton,Bostn Rollinson David Sandall, Aisby, Grnntham Sanderson James, Sloothby, Alfonl Searson Hy. Seagate, Long Sutton, Wisbech Rollinson W. South Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby Sanderson John, Tetford, HorncR.Btle Searson Henry Jame!:l, Tattershall, Boston Rollison Arthur, Laugh ton, :Falkingham SandersonJ oseph, West st. Crowland,Petrboro' Searson Jn.Roman ba.nk,Long Sutton,Wsbch Jlollison Henry, Saltfieet, Louth Sanderson Mrs. Martha, Westgate, Belton, Searson Joseph, Hunter's ho. Tattershall,Bstn Rollitt Jarnes, Navenby, Grantham Doncaster Searson Robert, Osbournby, Falkingham Rook Isa.ac, Nettleham, Lincoln Sanderson Mrs. Mary Jane, Swarby, Sleaford Scaton .Alford, Gedney bill, Wisbech Rook J ames, W alcott fen, W alcott, Lincoln Sanderson Thomas, Croft, W ainfieet All Seaton Jabez, Gedney hill, Wisbech Rose .Fredk.Holbeach St. John's, Hulbeach Saints R.S.O Seaton Samuel, Ge<lney hill, Wisbech Rose George, Surtleet, Spalding Sanderson Wm. Beck ho. Wharton,Gainsboro' Seaton Thoma.s, Gedney hill, Wisbech" Rose Henry, Fleet. Holbeach Sands Mrs.Harriett A. Fen, Timberland,Lncln Seels Henry John, Wainfieet hall, Wainfieet Rose Robert, Button St. James, Wisbech Sands John, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O St. Mary R.S.O Rose Thomas, East Stockwith, Gainsborough Sands Richard, Dyke, Bourn Selby Thomas & Johnson,Epworth,Doncaster Rose Thomas, Westwood side, Bawtry Sands Robert, South Hykeham, Lincoln Selby John, Epworth, DonCI!.Ilter Rose Willia.m, Leake, Boston Sands William, Blankney 8.0 Selby Philip, A.isby, Gmntham Roslin William Breeton, North fen. Bourn Sands William, Navenby, Gr!l.ntham Sellars John Chambers, Evedon, Sleaford Rosling Alfred, Moulton Chapel, Spalding Sansnm Mrs. Robert, Oheal, Spalding Sellers MI'!l. Ann, Swineshead, Spalding Rosling Charles, Oowbit, Spalding Sansum Thomas, Risegate, Spalding Sellers Mrs. E. Langham row, Murnby,Alford Rm;ling George, Moulton Chapel, Spalding Sardeson Mrs. Ann, Crnnwell, Sleaford Sellers Richard, Kirton fen, Boston Rosling Henry, Langtoft, Market Deeping Sardeson Charles, Dembleby, Falkingham Semper James, Toynton St. Peter, Spilsby Rosling John, Baston, Market Deeping Sardeson Mrs.Fanny,Kirkby Laythorpe, Slfrd Sempers John, Hardwick, Gainsborough Rosling John, Swinstead, Bourn Sardeson George, Haydor, Grantham Senescall Rt. Upton field, Upton, Gainsboro' Rosling William, Osgodby, Bourn Sardeson Mrs. Mary Ann, Bowel!, Sleaford Sentance Henry, Westby, Gmntham Boss Dexter, Stubton, Newark Sardeson William, Ropsley, Gmntham Senbmce John, Great Ponton. Grantham Boss Dexter John, Fent<Jn, Newark Sargeant Furlow, Goxhill, Hull Sergeant Miss Annie, Barrow-on-Hmbr. Hull Rosa George, Stubton, Newark Sargeant Thomas Henry, BlY'<Jn Sergeant Mrs.. George, Stow, Lincoln Boss John Wm. Bmkin, Belton, Doncaster Stu-geant Wm. T. (exors. d), Gainsborough Sergeant James, Moult.on Chapel, Spalding Ross JohnWm.Churchtown,Belton,DonCI!.Ilter Saul John, Wainfieet St. Mary R.S.O Sergeant J oseph, Thornton Curtis, Ulceby Ross Samuel, Epworth, DonCI!.Ilter Saul Thos. P. The Hall, Wmngle, Boston Sergeant Robert, Wmwby, Brigg Rosa Thomas, Oxoombe house, HornCI!.Iltle Sannby John, Usselby, Market Rasen Sergeant William, Thornton Ourtis, Ulceby Rossington James, Fen, Blankney S.O Sawer George, Seadyke, Kirton, Boston Sessons George, Epworth, Doncaster Rossington Richard, Welbourn, Grantham Sawyer Jn. T. Carrs, Winterton, Done~~ter Setchell William, Ferry Corner plot, Boston Rought<Jn Frederick, Friskney, Boston Sawyer Joseph, Holbeach marsh, Holbeach Setterington John, Reasby, Stainton-by- Ronghton Henry, Friskney, Boston Sawyer Thomas, Binbrooke, Market Rasen I.a.ngworth. Lincoln Roughton Jeremiah, Thurlby, Bourn Sawyer Willi11.m, Winterton, Brigg Seward Thorn~, Haddington, Lincoln Roughton Samuel Thorneley,Friskney,Boston Saxby Charles, Nettleham road, Lincoln Seward William, Manthorpe, Grantham Rous J.Gt.South)Holland,Whaplode,Spalding Saxton Fmncis, West Pinchbeck, Spalding Sewards Hy.Manor frm.Sth.Hykeham, Lncln Rous N.Gt,SouthHolland,Whaplode,Spalding Saxton John Thomas,Spalding marsh,Spldng Se wards Wm. Church end, Quad ring, Spalding Rouse James, Little Bvtham, Strunford Saxton Willii!L!Il, Risegate, Spalding Sewards Wm. H. Billingborough, J<'alkingham Rouston George, carr; Gainsborough Sayles Gervas, Common side,Crowle, Doncstr Sewell Daniel, Eaudyke, Quadring,Spalding Rouston George, Reepham, Lincoln Sayles John, Common side,Crowle,
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