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Trades~ Gro 795 (LINCOLNSEIRE.] TRADES~ GRO 795 *tBrant R 82 Lumley rd. SkegneEs Chandler William F. High st. Market CroU G. 94 Foundry st. Horncastle · R.S.O · DcPping Croft Mrs. Lizzie, I Cambridge st. Brassley Benj. ~Iantborpe, Grantham Chapman & Son, London & Manchester Cleethorpes, Grimsby Bray Edwin, Winteringham, Doncaster stores, Woodhall Spa1 :Lincoln & at Croft W. I6 & rB Oxford l!t.Mkt.Ras~n Bray William, 2 F1·udingham road, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston Croft Wm. Candlesby, Burgh R.S.O Scunthorpe, Doncaster Chapman & Co. Waltham, Grimsby Crook James William, Mareham-le- Brewin Thos. sen. Ruskington, Sleafrd Chapman Miss Mary., Horsingtn.Lincln Fen, Boston Brewitt John, g8 Westgate, Sleaford Chapman W. I27 Rutland st. Grimsby Cropley Samuel, B Eastgate, Sleafurd Brian Mrs. S. I.'i4 Portland st. Lincln UhappellWm.East Halton,Ulceby R.S.U Cropper William, 45 Wells street, Briggs John W illiam, 4 Manley st. Charity John R. Deeping St. James, Scunthorpe, Doncaster Scun'thorpe, Doncaster Market Deeping Crosby Mrs. G. Leadenham, Lincoln. Brighton Benj. E. New York, Lincoln Chatterton & Son, I69 Hainton st. Crosby Richard, Fleet, Holbeach Bristow Aaron W. Messingham, Brigg Grimsby Croskell Frederick, 52 Upgate, Louth Bristow Shepherd, Claxby, Lincoln Cheeseman Chas. .Arthur, I Crosby Crossland Mrs. Elizabeth, Newton-. .Broadbent W.& Sons,.Ashby, Doncaster road, Scunthorpe, Doncaster upon-Trent, Newark Broadbent Fred, Market lane, Bar- Cherrington Edis, North street, Crow- CrGssley Greenwood, :Marton, Lincoln ton-on-Humbea." land, Peterborough *Crow M. Ingoldmells, Burgh R.S.O Broadbent Thos. Luddington, Swine- *tcherrington R. I Bridge st. Spalding Crowson George,. 6 South street & 55 fleet R.S.O · Cherry Mrs. E. Barrow-on-Hmbr.Hull & 57 East street, Eorncastle Brocksom C. 56 Six Hills st. Grimsby Chester Geo. 32 New road, Spalding Crowson John, 65 Scotgate, Stamfurd *Bromfield G. W. 52 Bath st. Grmsby Chester Richard, East Keal, Spilsby Crowson Thomas, Tetney, Grimsby Brooks William, Tetford, Horncastle Chesterfield Miss Elizabeth, Deeping Crust George, Hemswell, Lincoln .Broughton J.F. North Thoresby R.S.O St. J ames, Market Deeping Cull Waiter, 4 Queen st. Sleaford Brought<Jn W.jun.Kirton Lindsy.R.S.O Clark Charles, Hibaldstow, Brigg *tCumberland J. C. 4 St. Martin's, *Hrowett F. Witham-on-the-Hill, Clark George, 35 Westgate, Sleaford Stamford Bourne Clark W. 39 & 4I Chapman st.Grimsby Cunningron Mrs. Eliza, Lutton.. W s bcb Brown Archibald, Ash by, Don caster Clarke Charles, Amcotts, Doncaster Curtis J ames, High street, Holbeach Brown F. K. 2a, Frampton pl. Boston Clarke Edwd. Gayton-le-Marsh, Alford Curtis Thomas H. Tetney, Grimsby Brown Geo. New Bolingbroke, Boston Clarke Miss Emily M. DrummOI:<l rd. Cusworth John, Market place, Louth Brown G. w .. Goxhill, Hull Skegness R. S. 0 Cuthbert C. 46 & 48 Queen st. Louth Brown H. G. 376 Victoria st. Grimsby Clarke Mrs. Emma, Ludboro', Lr.uth Cuthbert Mrs. Charlotte, Priestgate, Brown John George, Donington, Spldng Clarke F.Post off. Sutterton Fen, Bstn Barton-on-Humber Brown John T. Great Steeping,Spilsby Clarke George, 4 Strait Bargate, Bostn Daby John, Welton, Lincoln Brown Robert, Epworth, Doncaster Clarke Geo. H. 2 Southgate, Sleaford Dale Luke, Wootton, Ulce•by R.S.O Brown Robert, ·west street, Alford Clarl\e 'V m. J a. Belchford, Horncstle Dales Arthur, 143 Victor st. Grimsby Ilrumby J ames, 93 Can wick, Lincoln Clarkson John G. 251 Cleethorpe Dalton U. Hubbert's Bridge, Boston "*Brummit George, High st. Wain- road, Grimsby Danby :Mrs. E. ~liddle Rasen, Mar liet fleet All Saints R.S.O Clay George A.. Gt. Gonerby, Grnthm Rasen *Bullard Mrs. M. I Winnowsty la.Lncln Clay William, Moulton, Spalding Daniel Thorna!l, North Kelsev,• Lincln Burgess Thomas, Risegate, Spalding Clayton James, Keadby, Doncaster Dann Mrs.L. Limber,Brocklesby R.S.O Burrows !<'red, Billinghay, Lincoln Clitie Herbert, West street, Bourne Darley William, 8 South End, Boston Burt W. I34 & I36 Cleethorpe Clifford Charles, 29 Market place & Daubriey Mrs. Ellen, Marebam-Le-Fen, road, Grimsby Io London road, Grantham Boston tBurton & Sons Limited, 24 Silver Clift Bros. 70 Newark rd. Lincoln Davis Edwd. J. Maltby-le-Marsh,Alfor.d street, Gainsborough Clifton Arthur, 66 Southgate, Sleaford Davy E. H_ Bishop Bridge, ~\1arket *Burton Mrs. E. 70 West par. Lincoln Clipsham & Payne, 8 St. Mary's st. Rasen Burton G.H. Fleetgte.Barton-on-Hmbr Lincoln Davy Henry, N"ew Trent ter. Crowle Burton's Stores (R. Barlow, rnangr. ), tClixby G. E. 12 Market st. Gainsboro' wharf, Crowle, Doncaster 26 Lumley road, Skegness R.S.O Cockett Edward, Eibaldstow, Brigg Dawson & Sons, 12 Freeman street, Bush John, Knight street, Pinchbeck, Codd Richd. Mareham-le-Fen, Boston Grimsbv• Spalding Codd William, Great Steeping,Splsby Dawson ::\'Iiss Annie Elizabeth, Post Bush Robert, Market pl. Long Sutton, Coddingtun John, :Ewer by, Sleaford office, Potter Hanworth, Lincoln Wisbech Coggon Mrs. Ann, Westgate,Doncaster Da wson Herbert H. Healing S. 0 'Elnsh T. 'Velton-in-the-.:\Iarsh, Burgh tColeman John W. Surfieet, Spalding Da"'son Mi~s M. A. Ropsley,Granthm R.S.O Collin J n. T. 2 N m·ton st. Grant ham *tDawson T. B. Binbrooke, Market :Butler :Mrs. A. Ingoldsby, Grantham Comins 'fom, Chapel hill, Lincoln Rasen Butler Henry, Waddingham, Kir- *Connell Wm. H. Rippingate, Bourne Day Isaac, 44 Church street,Gainsbor-o' ton Lindsey R.S.O Conway C. Ludford Magna,Mkt.Rasen Deakin Francis & Son, 20 & 21 Stamp Butler John, Scatter, Lincoln Cook Harris, Scatter, Lincoln end & 78 Carholme road, Lincoln Butterfield Mrs. E. 473 High st. Lincln Cook Jabez, 122 Kent street, Grimsby Dearing Jn.Pea.rson,New Eolland,Houll Buttrick W.Belt{)n,Epworth, Doncaster Cook T. W. North Forty Foot Bank, Denman John "\Vm. Fenton, Newark Jluxton Mrs. Fanny, Clough, Holbeach Lincoln Dermis Edward, Ropsley, Grantham Bywater George Flower, Trent side, Cook Wm. E. 17 North st. Eorncastle Dennis J. R. 272 Weelsby st. Grimsby East Stockwith, Gainsborough Cooke G. "\V. Metheringham, Lincoln *Denniss J n. R. Little Carlton, Louth "*Cabon Mrs. E. 74• 77 & 79 Garden Cooke J. 363 & 365 Cleethorpe road, Dent George, Frodingham, Doncastel' street, Grim shy Grimsby & I35 Brereton st. New D~nton Charles, Marston, Grantham Cade Harry, Halton road, Spilsby Cleethorpes, Grimsby D~xter John, Roman bank, Skegness {Jade Waiter, Kirkstead, Lincoln Cooling Enoch A. 5 Steep hill, Lincoln R.S.O "*tCakebread David, II9 Cleethorpe Cooper Charles, Hundleby, Spilsby DPxter John HP.nry, Roman bank, road & III Nelson street, Grimsby Cooper George, I Harrington st. New Skegness R.S.O Cambridge Robert, :.~John st.Grimsby Cleethorpes, Grimsby Dixon & Burton, 6 Queen st. Market ·*Camp Ernest A. J. 24 Barkham st. *Cordock J.R. 59 Freshney st.Grmsby Rasen Wainfleet .. All Saints R.S.O Cottingham George W. Scotter,Lincln Dixon Charles (exors. of), Horse mar- Campion H. sr Prospect st. Horncastle Cotton Mrs. E. Bolingbroke, Spilsby ket, Ca.istor *Capes F. W. High st. Burgh R.S.O Cotton Thos. 43 Double st. Spalding Dixon Jsph.247 FrePman st. Grimsby Capes J. K. 2I South street, Marys- Coulam W. H. GPdney hill, Wisbech Dixon William, Stickney, Boston gate, Grimsby Cuulson George, Hemswell, Lincoln Dohson Frank E. Billinghay, Lincoln Carlton & Sons, Coningsby, Lincoln Coulson Mrs. S. Wharf rd. Stamford Dodds Mrs. Mary, Scredington, Folk- Carr G. Carlton-le-Moorland, Newark Coupland Wm. Sutton-on-Sea R.S.O ingham ·Cary Henry, Church street, Spilsby *Cowham John, High street, Wain- Dorlman "\Vm.. Earnes. Fleet, Holbeach .Cash George Hy. Hibaldstow, Brigg flpet All Saints R.S.O Donnison Mrs.E. 37 Sleaford rd.Boston Cash William P. Huttoft R.S.O Cowham Joseph, Navenhy, Lincoln Dracass H. Hagworthingham, Spilsby oCastledine Mrs. W. Harmston,Lincoln Cox John, Kirton-in-Lindsey R.S.O Dracass W. Common side,Leake,Boston Catlin Bro!t. I I High st. Grantham Crabtree William Henry, Long- Ben- Drinkall John Wm. Wrawby st. Brigg Catterall W. I2o Victoria st. Grimsby nington, Grlmtham Drnry Robert, 109 West street, Scun- "*t<Jbambers S. H .. & Co. :zfu, :a64 & Craft H. L. I63 West parade, Lincoln thorpP, Doncaster Wit~ Drury Thomas, Bolton, Wragby · 266 Gleethorpe road; 174 Freeman Craven Misll Edith Marv,• South street & 71 Grimsby road, New ham, Grantham Duckett William Thomas, 55 High ~t. Cleethorpes & t Market place, Clee· Cravl'n Luke, 88 Grimsby road, New & Cheyne lane, Stamford thorpes, Grimsby Cleethorpes, Grimsby Rarmhaw ,Tohn B. 2 & 4 Dover· st-. &:; Chambers SidnPy H. 10 Market st. Crawford Edwin, 99 High st. Boston 72 J<~astgate, Grimsby Cleethorpes, Grimsby Creasey Thomas, W alcot, Lincoln .
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