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TRADES DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRR FAR S93 Yendall John, Ad worthy, Witheridge, Carnal] Thomas (to Sir 'rhomas Dyke Lavis Waiter (to Dowager Lady Sbelley), Mo.rchard Bishop R.S.O Acland hart.), Little Bray house, Posbury, Crediton Yendall Thomas, Lower Barton, Lox- Charles, South Molton Leach Robett{to Horatio Carlyon esq.). bore, BaTnstaple Carr Charles (to Windbam Hunt Holley Bovey,Germansweek,LewDowrt R.tl.O Yendall William, Down, Stockleigh esq.), Bear farm, Okehampton LewisRd. (to C, H. Basset esq.),Water- English, Honiton Carter Fred (to Mr. J. N. Franklin), mouth cot. Berry Narbor, llfracombe Yendell Joseph & Samuel Frederick, 'fhe Barton, P(}ltimore, Exeter Mallet John (to the Hon. R. M. W. Nadrid, North Malton, South Molton Carter Robert (to Hon. Mark George Dawson J.P.), Holne,AsbbnrtonR S.O Yendell John L. Stitchpool, North Kerr Rolle D.L., J.P.), Peagbam, St. Mandley Thomas (to Wm. Lethbridge Molton, South Molton Giles-in-the-Wood, Great Torrington esq.J.P.),Wood,Sth.Tawton,Okehmptn Yendell Joseph, jun. South Heasley, Causey Henry (to Lord Clifford of MardonGeorge(toJ.Ponsfordesq.J.P.). North Molton, South Molton Chudleigh), Ugbrooke, Chudleigh, West Ford, Drewsteignton, Newton Yeo Bros. Priestacott, Great Torrington Newton Abbot Abbot YeoJohn&William, Eastwood, Inward- CavillRobtJ. Geo. (toW. C. Cleave esq.), Martin J. (to Plymouth DairyCo.Lim.), leigh, Exbourne R.S.O Uppincott, Shobrooke, Crediton Bnckfandl\lonachornm,Yelvrtn.R.S.O Yea Mrs. Caroline & Wm. Fry, Court ChaveHenry(toJ.C.deLasCasasesq.), Metherat John (to Mrs. Symmons), Barton, Abbots BICkington, Brandis Jnrishayes, Tiverton Wrixhill, Bratton Clovelly, Lew Corner :a..S.O Chilcott Thos. (to Col. C. A.W. Troyte), Down R.S.O YeoC.Hopworthy,Pyworthy,Holsworthy Huntsham, Bampton R.S.O Muirhead Alex. (to Geo. Webb Medley Yeo Mrs. Elizabeth, Yeoland, Swym- Christopher Matthew Henry (to J. C. esq.), Winsford, Beaworthy R.S.O bridge, .Barnstaple Williams esq. M.P. Ham mill);Wer- Nancekievill George (to Sir Geo. Stucley YeoG.Beermills,West Downe,Ilfracmbe rington. Launceston hart. D.L•• .J.P.), Hartland, Bideford Yeo H.Brinscombe,Arlirtgton,Barnstaple Clapp Thos. (to John Alfd. Eccles esq.), Northey Saml.{toWm.JHarris esq.J.P.)'7 Yeo Henry, Middle Marwood,Barnstaple Stentwood, Dunkeswell, Honiton Whiteley moor, Halwill. Beaworthy Yeo Matthew, Endscott, Bradford, Clarke Charles (to Earl Fortescue), Oke Frederick {to William Harris esq.)7 Brandis Corner R.S.O CastleHome farm,Filleigh,Sth.Molton Ratherton1 HolswortllJ Yeo Samuel, Orchard, Thrushelton, Coker Jonas (to D. F. H. Firth esq.), Palmer T. (to Sir F. G. A. Fuller-Eliot- Lew Down R.S.O Cator, Widecambe-in-the-Moor, Ash- Drake ba~.),NewBarn,Yarcmb.Chard YeoThos.LuscottBarton,BrauntonR.S.O burton R.S.O Peagam John (to William Madge esq ), Yeo Thomas, North Wordon, West Put- Cooper William (B. J .. P. Bastard esq. Kingsnympton, Chulmleigh ford, Brandis Corner R.S.O D.L., J.P.), Buckland-in-the-Moor, Perry Richard (to George Arthur Ley Yeo Wm. Baggator, Pete;rta,vy,Tavistock Ashburton R.S.O Woolloombe esq.M.A.), Sherwell farm, Yoo • William, Bird's marsh, Bishop's Coyte Sidney (to Thomas H.· Helmer), Hemerdon, PLympton St. Mary 'fawton, Barnstaple Buckland, Slapton, Kingsbridge Pike Richard (to R. P. Bishop esq.), Yf!O William, Chapman's well, St. Giles- Crossman George (to .a. B. Birming- Parford,Drewsteignton,Newton Abbot in-the-Heath, Launcest0n ham), Woolfardisworthy, Morchard Pitts Thomas (to Andrew Ellis esq.), Yeo William, Church combe, Yarns- Bishop R.S.O Thorverton R.S.O combe, Barnstaple Crump George West (to Edward Ellis Pollard Wm. (to Alfred Carpenter esq.), Yeo W.Huccombe, Arlington,Barnstaple esq.), Newton St. Cyres, Exeter Bannadon, Bratton Clovelly, Lew Yeo William, New house, Bratton Davey John (to Rev. P. W • .,Bates ~.A.), Down R.S.O Fleming, Barnstaple Charles, South Molton Pomeroy James (ttl Mrs. Towill), Mill Yeo Wm. Stone,Swymbridge,Barnstaple Ferris Charles (to Mr. N. P. Oldreive). lane, Chudleigh, Newton .Abbot Yeoman John, Batson, Kingsbridge Westdown, Blackawton R.S.O Poseland John Lto Messrs. Johu Hole & Yole Fras. Mead well, Kelly,LiftonR.S.O Fisher Samuel (to J.C. Knowlman esq.), Son), Cheriton Bishop, Exeter Yole Henry, Tinhay, Lifton R.S.O Culmstock, Cullompton Pnddicombe Samuel (to William Brock YoleJohn, Kellymill,Kelly,LiftonR.S.O Frankpitt John (to J. Quicke esq.), esq.)., Pulworthy, Hatherleigh R.S.O Yole W.Ford,SouthSydenha.m,Tavistock Court Barton,NewtonSt.Cyres,Exeter Rattenbury John (to Dowager Countess Yole Wm. Thomas, Hilltown, Tavistock Freeman George (to John White), of Morley), Hamlyns, Chudleigh, Yo]land W. H. Dolbear,Asbburton R.S.O Kingston, Kingsbridge Newton Abbot Youatt Caleb, Lower Rollick, 'fawstock, French Charles (to E. ·F. Tanner esq. Roberts Hugh (toCapt.J.H.Bainbridge), Barnstaple J .P. ), Ha wson crt.Buckfastleigh R. S. 0 Beechwood farm, Sparkwell, Plympton Yould~n James, Padson, Inwardine, Gill John (toJas.Woodleyesq.D.L.,J.P.), St. Mary Exbourne R. S.0 . Horridge, Ilsington, Newton Abbot Robins Thomas (to Lord Dunboyne D."L. • Youlden Wil11am, Tinney moor, Py- Gillard James (to Mrs. Broom), High- J'.P. ), Greendale,Clys~ St.Mary,Exeter worthy, Holsworthy field, Culmstock, Cullompton Rogers William (to W.H.Passmoreesq.), Zeale Edwin, Croyde, Braunton R.S.O Gloin William (to W. J. Browne esq. Whitcott, Twitchen, South Molton B il':ff: J.P. Higher Westheanton, Buckland Rowland John (to P. 1<'. 8. Amery esq. Farm a. l s. Fjlleigh, Highampton R.S.Q J.P.), Druids, Ashburton R. S.O Addicott Thomas (to the Earl of Dev()n), God bear John (to J. Kitson esq. ), Hea- Rustell Thomtts (to Exeter CityAsylum), Powderham, Exeter tree, Manaton, Newton Abbot Heavitree, Exeter Ashton William (to Edward Philbrick Goodenough Joseph (to Geo.rge Cutcliffe Salter .Abraham Elliott (toLord Clinton), esq.), Stretchacott, Frithelstock, esq. J.P. ), Ganningtown, Witheridge, Huish Barton, Huish, Beaford R.S.O Great Torrington . Morchard Bishop H..S.O Sanders John (to Gen. Rt. "Hon. Sir Avery Alfred (to Devon County Lunatic Greenslade John (to Sir J, H. H. Amory Redvers H. Buller), Copperwalls, Old- Asylum), Exminster, Exeter hart.), Home farm, Ti"Y"erton ridge, Exeter Ayre Jas. (to the exors. of the late A. :8. Gullick William (to R. Kelly esq. J.'P.), Sanders Philip (ta Gen. Right Hon. Sir Wren esq.), East wood, Marland, Kelly, Lifton R.S.O Redwrs Hr.Buller},Downes, Crediton Torrington Halford William (to Askew Bell esq.), Sanders Walt. (to Hon. Mark G. K. RoUe Baker John (to Frederick Hamlyn esq. Great Knowle 8.0 D.L., J.P.j, Bicton, Budleigh Salterton J.P.), Clovelly, Bideford Hambly William (to Rev. T. Bewes), Sansom Wm.(to Richd.Marker esq.n.L., Barter Edward (to E. Johnson esq. J.P.), Compton, Paignton . J.F.), Combe farm, Gittisham,Honiton Wood's farm, Farringdon, Exeter. Harris John (to Sir Wm. Hood Walronq Saunders Chas. (toE.S.Evans esq.R.N.), .Bartlett John (to JamesM. Tanneresq.)-, bart.M:.P.,n.L.,J.P.),Bradfid.Cullmptn Whiddon pk. Chagford, Newton4bbot Kingsnympton, Chulmleigh Hart George (to J . .J. MacAndrew esq. Sea worth William (to Miss Chichester), Barton Edward (to T. J. Dennis esq. J.P.), Harford, Ivybridge. Home £ann, Arlington, Barnstaple .J."J'.) 1 Croyde, Braunton R.S.O HarveyWilliam(toAdmiralParkerJ.P.), Shattock John (to Hugh Acland Troyte Batten Thos. (toR. M. Davy esq. .J.P.), Cornwood, Ivybridge esq.), Venmans, Bampton R.S.O Chapplecroft, Membury, Chard Haydon Robt. (to H. F. Holman esq.), Shopland John&; Son (to Earl of Ports- Beard James (to Mr. E. Cuming), Wide- Overleigh, Silverton, Cullompton mouth), Trenchard,Eggesford, Wemb- combe-in-the-Moor, Ashburton R.S.O Hockey Thomas (to Sir F. G. A. Fuller- worthy R.S.O 1 Beer Thomas (to J ames- Berriman esq. ), Eliot-Drake bart. ), N utwell, Lymp- Singleton Henry (to Saml. Farrant esq. ), Highford farm & Higher Velly farm, stone, Exeter Trickey warren,ChurchStantn.lionitn Hartland, Bideford Hooper Rowland (to J. C. Moore-Stevens Sleeman Richard (to F. A. Short esq. Biffen Frederick (to the Misses Carew), esq.), Winscott, Marland, Torrington J.P.), Keno, Exeter Haccombe, Newton Abbot Hutchings F. (to G. W. Vincent esq.), Smale 'l'hos. (to J. Tremayne esq, .J.P.), Bond George (to Edward Byrom esq.), South-!ott,Frithelstock,Gt.Torrington Marystowe, Lew Down R,S.O Matteridge farm, Holcombe Burnell, Hutchings Henry (to T. Webber esq.), Sowden Frederick (to Mrs. C. Gould), Exeter :Ford, Silverton, Cullompton Lit;.Hele.NymetSt.George,Sth.Molton Bond Wm. (to the Baroness De Virte), IngersonGilbert(toSimonP,B.Newcombe 'StrangerRichardJn (to LordPoltimore), Court Barton, Dittisham, Dartmouth esq. ), East Bower1and. Okehampton Court ho. North Molton, South Mol ton Burgoyne John, sen. (to Miss Durant), L:tngmead R.H.(to L.R.Netherton esq.), Symons ""~illiam (to Mr. Richard Clarke Ashprington, ToLnes Bowden, Stoke Fle:ni11g, Dartmouth Narracott),Bratton Fleming,Barnstple .
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