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Whe [J,£Ncqln.J ------L------·------~~----~~~ Wharfingers TRADES DIRECTORY.] 505 .WHE [J,£NCQLN.J ------L-----------------------------------------·----------~~----~~~ WHARFINGERS. Bourne W. Scamhlesb.y~ Hort'lcBStte- Cox W. Washway, Algar-kirk~ Spatding . l Bower E. Chnrcbtown; Belton, Bawt7 Coy T. Luddingtont Goole 1 1 } Blow R. Rtver. head, Great ~r1msoy Bower T. Sibsey, Bost6n _ · Coy W. :Epworthf Bawtry Brewett G. Bndge street, Gamsborough Bowers J. Epworth, Bswtry · Craft H . .Bolingbroke, Spilsby Cowling William C. Crow garth, Bowser G. Eastville, Boston I Crawford W. Hibaldsto'l'i'~ Kirton·in- Gainsborou~h Boynton R. Habrough, Ulceby 1 Lindsey Darley T. Bridge street, Brigg Brader J. Minting, Horncustle Credland C. Wroot., Bawtty . Fenton J. Waddingham, Kirton-in... Bramford T. Scotter, Kirton-in-Lindsey Credland J, Fleetgate, Barlion-onl. Lindsey Brand J. Welbourn, Grant ham Humber , I Flack F. W. Silver street, Gainsborough Bratley J. Fotherby, Louth Cunnington J. Barholm; Stam(ord Furley R. & Co. Bridge street, Gains- Brears J. East Stock with, Gainsborough Curtis E. 365 High street, Lincoln borough; & at Wellington street, Hull Bridger M. Orby, Spilsby . Curtis R. W oodhall, Horncastle Green L. Bishop bridge, Market Rasen Broadley J. Grimoldby, Louth Cuthbert W. Aby, Alford Hind C. W. Trent port, Gainsborough Broadley S. Tetney, Great Grimsby Dabb J. Victoria st. west, Gt. Grimsby Laughton J.Bridge street,Gainsborough Broadley W. Newmarket, Louth Dalton T. Lissington, Wragby Manc_hester, Sheffield ~- !;-incolnshi~e Brocklesby J. Melton Ross, Ulceby Daubney E. So~t~ street, HtJrQ£astle Ra~lway Company (:::Jteam Sh~p Brook11 J, North K:vme1 Sleaford Daubney H. Mmmgsby, lJoston pepartrnent), George Copley, sup~r- Brothwell M. & Son, Bardney road, Dawson G. Rothwell, Caistor mtendent, ~dward Brettelle, snperm- Wragby Dawson H. Hammeringham, Horncastle tendent engmeer, ~~yal Dock eh am- Brown J. Crowla-1 Bawtry' Dawwn ll Wrangle~ Boston bers; John Butchfte? traffic agent, Brown R. Fenton, Newark , DawsouT~ Bardn~yj Wragby Dock office, Great Gnmsby . BrownS. Riverhead, Louth' Dawson T. Goulceby~ Horncasth! Payn~ R. W. Carre place & lta1lway Brow)llow W. Welton, Lincorn Dawson W. Claxby, Market R.asen ~t~twn, Sleaford 1 Buckby J. Pointon, Falkingham Dawson W. North Killingholme, Ulceby ~1dhngton J. E .. Sout_h sueet, Boston Bugg J. Morron, Bourn Dennis G. South Res ton, Louth 1 Sergeant. Antome M1d~lemore & E. & Bugg W-Morton, Bourn Dixon D. Walesby1 Market Rasen Co. Bndg,? street, Br1gg_ , Bull JJ. Westbank, Sleaford Dixon J. East Darkwith,. Wragby l SkeltonS.&~ons, Sutton bndge, W1sbecb Burn J. East Kirk by, Spilsby 1 Dobson W, North 8omer-c:otes Louth Burn R. Stickney, Boston Dowlrnan Mrs. S. Kirton-in-iindsey WHEELWRIGHTS. Burner A. Little Steeping1 Spilsby Driffield J. Wsddingham! Kirton-inJ: Abbott C. Ludborough, Louth . BurreU S. East Lound, Bawtry Lindsey Addison T. Appleby, Brigg Burton J. Barrow-on-Humber, Ulceby Dring W. Wickenby, Wra!!'by Alien W. Rows ton, Sleaford Butcher J. South Somercotesc, Louth Dun more John &. William, Soutli Allison C. Keelby, Ulceby Butler M. West Torrington, Wragby Witham, Colste.rworth 1 Grant.ham Allison H. Waltham, Great Grimsby Butters T. Goulceby, Horncastle Eady Joun1 Deeping St. Ntcholas, Andrew E. North street, Bourn Butters W. South Ormsby, .Alford Spalding Arnold E. North street, Bourn. Buttery W. Stow, Gainsborough Edlington E. Droughton, Brigg<- Ashley J. Scartho, Great Grimslly Buttery W. Sturton, Gainsborough Edwards W. Wellingore, Grantham Ashton G. Worlaby, Drigg Cannon G. Aby, Alford Eldin C. Dunholme, Lincoln 1 l'o Atkin E. South Ormsby, Alford Capes J. Kexby 7 Gainsborough Elliott M. & J . .Ancaster~ Gra:il.tham.. Atkin G. Newmarket, Louth Capps J. Belchford, Horncastle El! is J. CrO!Ib_y, Brigg ' Atkin M. Louth park, Louth Carpenter C. Osborne st. Gt. Grimsby Else Mrs. A. F11lbeck, Grantham Atkin T. Ulceby . Carr R. Suttou bridge1 Wisbech Enderby C. Billinghay, Sleaford Audiss W. Little Hale, Sleaford Carr T. Alkborough, Brigg ' Evison H. Cadney, Brigg Axe J. Epworth, Bawtry Cash W, Firsby, Spilsby Fallowfield W. Bromby, Brigg Bailey E. Helpringham, Sleaford Castle W. Holbeach drove, Holbeach Faonery G. Waltham, Great Grimsby Baines T. Castle Bytham, Stamford Castle W 1 W. Whaplode,Spalding Farmery J. Ludborough, Louth Baker W. Deeping St..James, Market Cave J. H. Deeping St. Nicholas, Farrow W. Utterby1 Louth.. Deeping Spalding Faunt J. Halltoft end, Freistou, Boston: Baldock J. Friskney, Boston Challans R. South Hykeham, Lincoln Fletcher.J. Mintin~ 1 Horncastle Bamber R. MablethorpeSt.Mary,A.lford Challens T. Bassingham, Newark Forrington J. Pinchbeck West, Spalrling Banks W. Cranwell, Sleaford . Challings L. Harlaxtonl Grantham Foston E. South Wllliughamr Wraghy t Bannister D. Sansthr.rpe, Spilsby> • Chambers E. Wainfleet, Boston Freer H. Pode-bole, 8palding Bannister R. Thimblehy, Hornca.o:,tle Chambers H. Barbolm, Stamford Freshney Mrs. Bi East Theddlethdrpf!l Bannister W. Thimbleby, Horncastle Chatterton W. Brigsley, Great.Grimsby Alford , i Barber T. 'Y estDeeping, MarketDeeping Cheeseman .A. Wood Eoderby, Revesby, Freshney C. Willoughbj r Spilsby I Barber W. Baston, Market Deeping Boston . Frier W. Risegate Spaldinl( Barker F. Bigby street, Brigg Cheeileman J. Apley, Wragby Gant J. Bleasbyj kgsby1 Wragby Barlow C. Digby, Sleuford · Cheeseman J. Moor!Jy, Boston Gant J J Harrington, Spilsby Barlow J. Kirkby-la-Thorpe, Sleaford Cheeseman W. Fulletby, Hornc1111tle Garn S. Spalding- common, Spalding Barlow W. Gosberton, Spalding Clark Mrs. H. Burwell, Louth . Garner J. Freiston, Boston Darningham J. R. WiHoughton. Kirton- Clark J • Bransby 1 Gainsborough Gell J. Baumber; Hornclll!tle: in-Lindsey Clark.·J, Tealby1 Mark!lt Rasen Gell T. Hemingby1 Homcastle Barton J. Donington, Spalding Clark J. Washingborough, Lincoln Gibbons R. Orby, Bpil!!by Bates H. Friskney, Boston Clay R. Waddington, Lincoln Gibson & Samuel, Brigg road, 'Barton..t Baxter E. Sibsey, Boston Clayton i. Colsterworth, Grantham on-Humber ' J Baxter G. Fleet, Wisbech C!ixby J. Great Corringham, GaillSboro' Gibson I. Braceby, Falkillgham Ba:x~ter J. Ingoldsby, Grantham Codd J • Scothe.rn, Lincoln. • Gibson J .Horkstow, Barton-cm-Humber Baxter T. Welby, Grantham Codling J. Crau~ end, Freiston, )Joston Gibson J. South l<'erl'i.by, Barton-on.J. .Bayfield B. Quadring, Spalding Colbeck J. Upgate, Louth · Humber Bean C. Sutton-in-the .. Marsh, Alford Collett J. Craise Loond 1 .Bawtrt Gibson R.. Fiskertou, LincOln Beaumont E. North Scarle, Newark CongreveJ. Wrangle1 Boston Gibson R. Sturton, Gaill!lborough Beaurnont J. Swinderby, Newark Cook W. Manthorpe, Granthalll Gill C. W.etrt Keal, Spil-sb:f BeckJ.EastAcridge,Barton•on-Humber Cook J. Sco"tter, Kirton-in.-Lindsey Gillard J. Garthorpe, Goole Bell J. Messingham, Kirton-tn-Lindsey Cooling Thomas, Swineshead, 8palding Gillott J. Winteringham.,..Brigg- Bell R. Lusby, Spilsby Cooper R. Whaplode drol'e, Crpwland Godwin T. North street1 .()r()w.land 1 BellW.Mareham-on-the-Hill,Horncastl Cooper W. Gosberton, Spalding Gol!in G. Great Pontoo~ Grantham Belton J. 'l'healby, Brigg Corn well T"' Brothertoft, Boston Good J. Glentham,.. Mar kat Rasen Belton W. Burringham, Doncaster Cottingham G. Faldingworth., Market Good W. Wrawby, Brigg Bingha.m ~.Long Sutton, Wisbech Rasen _ Goodband E. Redbourn~ Kirton--in.ol Bird G. K. Corby, Grantham Coulbeck J. 65 Upgatef louth Lind!!eJ Birks B. East Stockwith, Gainsbol'ough Coulson G. Hibaldstow9 Kittou•in• Goodwin G. Long S11ttun, Wisbech Booth G. Willingham road, Market Lindsey 1 Gowsell J. MeSilingharn, Kirton~inJ! Rasen Coulson J. Boston East, Boston Lindsey Booth W. Gt. Corringham, Gainsboro' Coulson J. Snitterby, Kirton-in-Lindsey Goy J. & Son, Benniwortli1 Wragby Borwell T. Blyton~ Gainsborough Coupland G. Skendleby1 Spilsby Goy J .Doningtx.>n-upon·Bairt, Louth Borwell W. Blyton, Gainsborough Cousins J. Saxilby ~Lincoln Gmntham A.Spridlington,MarketRasen Bossingham W. Carrington, Boston Cox J. & G. Aunsby; Falkingham Grassam T. Halton Holgate, Spilsby Boum J. Mumbyh~;ord Cox: W. & J. D. Horbling, Falkingham GravesT. Legbourne, Lonth Bourna S. Alving , Louth Cox D. Donington, Spalding GravesT. Withern,.Alford 33 .
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