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Trade5. Rea 3~7 BUCKINGHAM~HIHE.l TRADE5. REA 3~7 Shoulder of Mutton, Fra.ncis Da.vis, Calverton, Stony Stratford Two Brewers, William Waiter Wright, 34 High street, Olney Shoulder of Mutton, H. Goodin, :Bletchley Two Mile Brook, John A. Bardsley, Bath rd. Burnha.m, Slough Shoulder of Mutton, Edwin Hicks, Owlswick, Princes Risboro' Unicorn, Charles Hale, Chesham Bois, Chesham Shoulder of 111\}tton, Mrs. Sarah Ann Horwood, Little Hor- Unicorn inn, Thoma.s Harding, Cublington, Leighton Buzzard wood, Winslow Van inn, Samuel Cam pion, Oxford road, High Wycombe Six Bells, George Woodward, Burcott, Leighton Buzzard Victoria, Arthur Squires, Farnham Common, Farnham Royal Six Lord!!, David Del, Singleborough, Winslow Victoria, Edgar Wilson, Vicarage road, Rradwell, Wolverton Sovereign, George Seaton, Grandborough, Winslow Vine inn, William Pye, Weston Turville, Tring Sow & Pigs, George Barrett, Poundon, Bicester Waggon & Horses John Charles Hayward, Aston Clinton, Tring SportBman, John Stevens, Quainton, Aylesbury Waggon & Horses, Mrs. Sarah Moore, 152 High st. Chesha.m Sportsman's Arms, Charles Clark, Longwick,Princes Risborough IWagon & Horses, William Smith, Haddenham, Tha.me Sporblman's Arms, John Hatt, North Dean, Hughenden, I \Yatt's Arms, John Elkington, Hanslop11, Stony Stratford High Wycombe Wellington Arms, Joseph Baxter, 46 Wellington st. Slough Sportsman's Arms, Edward Sinkler Huntsman, Littleworth, Western (The), Thomas Pearson, 18 William street, Slough Leighton Buzzard \\nale inn, Edwin H. Thompson. 14 Market hill. Buckingham Sprat, Horace Adams, Loos1ey row, Princes Risborough Wharf inn, Thomas Lacey, Great Linford, Newport Pagnell Squirrel, OwenDutton, Booker, West Wycombe, High Wycmbe \\neatsheaf, William Blackman, Bow Brickhill, Bletchley Stag inn, Ernest William Rowland, M:entmore, Leighton Buzzrd \\neatsheaf, J onas Hillyer, North Mars ton, Winslow Stag & Hounds, Thomas Dolby, Heath, Iver, Uxbridge \\neatsheaf, Frederick Robert. Mortimer, Ravenstone, Olney Stag & Hounds, Thomas Hazel, Holmer green, Amersham Wneatsheaf, William Rainbow, Maids Moreton, Buckingham Stag's Head, Fredk. Warren, Wing rd. Linslade, Leighton Bzzrd Wheatsheaf, William Simonds, Weedon, Aylesbury . Stag inn, Henry Bird, Long Crendon, Thame \\neatsheaf, Arthur William Tysoe, Wavendon, Woburn Sands Star, Thomas Blamire, Hailway street, Aylesbury \\neel, Waiter Lacey, Naphill, High Wycombe ' Station hotel, James Martin Payne, Station road, Winslow Wnite Black-bird, John William Cox, Loudwater, High Wyemb Sun, Alfred Willis, Oaklcy, Brill, Thame Wnite Hart, Henry George Bennett, Towersey, Thame Sun inn, Henry Watson, 27 Weston road, Olney White Hart, Joseph Birch, Three Households, Chalfont St. Swan, .Frederick Beauchamp, West Wycombe, High Wycombe Giles, Gerrard's CrOBB Swan, James Clarke, Leyhill, Chesham White Hart, Henry Burridge, High strP.et, Princes Risborough Swan, Percy Slater Cooper, Salt hill, Slough White Hart, James Cherry, Tingewick, Buckingham Swan, Arthur Cowley, Sherington, Xcwport Pagncll Wnite Hart, Mrs. Mary Ann Ea.st, Ludgershall, Thame Swan, William Robert Crisp, Thornborough, Buckingham \\nite Hart, Sidney Hammans, High street, Chalvey, Slough Swan, George Darley, Grendon Underwood, Aylesbury White Hart, Thomas Hewitt, Quainton, Aylesbury Swan, Edward Dudley, High street, Amersham White Hart, Mrs. Sarah Lawes, Sherington, Newport Pagnell Swan, William Durley, Wnitchurch, Aylesbury \\nite Hart hotel, Alfred Long, High street, Slough Swan, Miss Emily Ann' Hannell, Great Kimble, Tring White Hart, George Henry Meakins, Sympson road, BletchJey Swan, Georgo Hartwell, The Green, Brill, Thame \\nite Hart, Thomas Parker, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester (Oxon) Swan, Waiter Heritage, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester (Oxon) White Hart, Donald Ross, Chalfont St. Peter, Gerrard's Cross Swan, Mrs. Emma Higgins, Hanslope, Stony Stratford I White Hart, .Frederick Smith, Haddenham, Thame Swan, ]'red Jellis, Northall. Dunstable White Hart, George Stevens, Whelpley Hill, Hemel Hempstead Swan, Ernest William Laker, Swanbourne, Winslow \\nite Hart, J ames Charles Stevenson, North End, Henley-on- Swan, Francis Mi:idleton, Great Horwood, Winslow Thames Swan, Thomas Phillips, Paul's row, High Wycombe ; Wnite Hart, Henry Theobald, 15 Exchange street, Aylesbury Swan, Frederick A. Ralph, Iver, Uxbridge ; White Hart, Thomas Welford, Preston Bissett, Buckingham Swa.n, George Ro binson, Station road. Win slow i Wnite Horse, Henry G. Bates, West Wycom be rd. High Wycom b Swan inn, Harold Edwin Sanders, 12 High street south, Olney . White Horse, Samuel Jas. Biddis, High street, Stony Stratford Swan, David Seabrook, Ivinghoe Aston, Tring · 1 White Horse, Robert T. Bowerman, Whitchurch, Aylesbury Swan" Arthur W'illiarn Stevens, London end, Bcaconsfield 1 White Horse, Charles MalcolmCarter,Longwick,Princes Risboro" Swan, Robert Henry Taylor, Denham, Uxbridge j White Horse, J. Hooper, Chcarsley, Aylesbury Swan inn, J. L. Wooding, Astwood, Newport Pagnell , Wnite Horse, George Lidgley, London end, Bea.consfield Swan & CIUltle, William Whitney, Quainton, Aylesbury I\\nite Horse, David NIUlh, Wyeombe heath, High Wycombe Talbot inn, William Lynes, London road, Loughton, Bletchley White Horse, Henry James Pipkin, Dinton, Aylesbury Three Crowns, George Clark, Askett, Princes Risborough · White Horse, Ch!Ul. B. Ruse, 9 New rd. Linslade, LeightonBnzzrd' Three Cups, Thomas Smith, 24 Bridge street, Buckingham White Horse, Thomas Savage, Hedgerley, Farnbam Royal Three Horse Shoes, Alfred Ash by, Bennett End, Radnage White Horse, Edward Smith, Stewkley, Leighton Buzzard Stokenchurch, Wallingford .. White Horse, James Wilson, 33 Market square, Aylesbury Three Horse Shoes, Andrew Higgs. Drayton Parslow,Bletchley White Lion, Thomas Anstiss, Quaint:<m, Aylesbury Three Horse Shoes, David Hoad, Seer Green, Beaconsfield White Lion, George Henry Bishop, St. Leonards, Tring Three HorseShoes, Tom Hohbs, Flackwcll Heath, High \Vycmb White Lion, Charles Henry Brooker, 42 Ca8tle street, Aylesbury · Three Horse Shoes, S. Pepall, Burronghs grove, Marlow White Lion, Henry Chapman, Marsworth, Tring Three Horse Shoes, W. Warren, Saunderton, Princes Risborough White Lion, Frederick Goodson, The Common, Amemham Three Horse Shoes, John Waters, Nash, Stony Stratford White Lion, E. W. B. Hunt, Stoke Goldington, Newport Pagnll Tluee Horse Shoes, Luke Williams, .Meadle, Princes Risborough White Lion, George Oakes, Great Misscnden Three Horse Shoes, Edward Wyatt, Towersey, Thame Wl1ite Lion, Charles Pike, Aston Clinton, Tring Three Pigeons, T. Stone, Common, Radnage, Wallingford "'nite Lion, Daniel Townsend, 17 Crendon street, High Wycmb- Three Sugar Loaves, Alexander Hume, Chalfont St. Giles, \\nite Lion, Mrs. J. West, Bell street, Princes Risborough Gerrard's Cross White Lion, Mrs. Ann Wood, Cryers hill, High Wycombe ' Three Tuns, Arthur Hill, 35 High street, High Wycombe \\nite Swan, Horace Marriott, Westcott, Aylesbury Three Tuns, Herbert Ellis Hirst, Salt bill, Slough White Swan, Henry Tom Simpkins, 3 Walton strefft,Aylesbury Three Tuns, Henry Stinton, 37 High street, Eton, Windsor White Swan, Janies Tarry, High street, Wendover Three Tons, Alfred Walker, White hill, Chesham White Swan, Thomas Worker, 32 High street, Stony Stratford Three Tuns, F. Walker, West street, Marlow William IV. John Wright, Horsemoor Green, Slough Travellers' Rest, Thomas John Garnham, Edlesborough,Dunstbl Windmill, Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Bright, Salt hill, Slough Travellers' Rest, Charles Taylor, Prestwood, Great Missenden Windmill, George Wigley, Mursley, Winslow Turk's Head, Wm. H. Rutter, 98 High street, Eton, Windsor Windmill, Edward Wilson, High street, Winslow Two Brewers, Thomas B. Barron, 23 Buckingham st. Aylesbury W oolpack, Percy J. Cox, Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury Two Brewers, John Huckle, High street, Wendover Woolpack inn, Henry Haynes, Well street, Buckingham Two Brewers, Frank Kurley, Raston street, High Wycombe Woolpack, William Sears, Oxford street, High Wycombe Two Brewers, James W. Sea ton, Thornborough, Buckingha'm Wrestlers' inn, Alfred Redmill, 51 Tickford st. Newport Pagnell Two Brewers, John Clark Truss, St. Peter's street, Marlow Ye Exchange, John Green, Oxford street, High Wyeombe PUMP MANUFACTURERS. RAILWAY COMPANY. Beaconsfield Readmg Rooms & Library Pearn Frank & eo. Limit.ed, (The) (Augustus Day, sec.), Market London & North 'Western Railway Car- 1 B fi Id West Gorton, Manchester ; pace, eacons e pumping machinery f'or all riage Department (H. D. Earl A.M.I.C.E. Buckingham Reading Room & Library supt.), 'Yolverton (TI''lli d p · 1 ) T purposes.,, T.A." Purr~pa" ni am s o en rrng e, sec., own hall, Buckingham QUARRY OWNERS. Burnham Workmen's Club & Institute BristowH T. & Brothers (Denner Hill & READING ROOMS. (H. c o 11 mann, h on. sec. ; J . F ouJk , ~ath stones) : offi~e, Speen, Princes' Aston Clinton ·Reading Rooms & Men's librarian), Burnham, Maidehnead RIB borough ;" Wquarnes, \\'awlters ~~h. Club (H. Bathurst, vice-president), Chartridge Reading Room & Club (W. Te1 egrarns, alters· Ash, est n y- Aston Clinton, Tring • Hanc()(·k jun. sec.), Chartridge,Cheshm combe." See advertisement Ayle~bury Printing Works Institute & ]Ellesborough Parish Hall Reading k RABBIT SKIN MERCHANTS. Reading Room (Hazell, Watson &: ! Recreation Room, Butler's Cross,Tring Gay Charles & Co. 0 & 7 Marshalsea road, Vincy, proprietors ; Robert Payne, ; Farnham Royal Readinl!' Room (Rev. H. Borough, London s 1i: sec.), Eilver street, Ayloobury 1 0. Shore, hon. sec.), Farnham Royal .
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