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TRADES. FAR 779 Spence Joseph, Scamblesby, Horncstle Stanila.Nd Isaac, Knaith, Ga.Insboro' Stevenson F LINCOLNSHIRE. J TRADES. FAR 779 Spence Joseph, Scamblesby, Horncstle Stanila.nd Isaac, Knaith, Ga.insboro' Stevenson F. Langtoft, Peterborough Spence Samuel, Wrangle, Boston Staniland Thomas, Potter's hill, Castle Stevenson Frank, Sea. dyke, Surfieet. Spence Thomas, The Grange, Beck- Bytham, Grantham Spalding ingham, Newark Stanley Edward, South Bcston, Louth Stevenson George, Fiskerton, Lincoln Spencer Charles, Habrough Stanley Edward, Wrangle, Boston Stevenson Henry, Thurlby, Bourne Spencer Frederick, Haconby, Bourne Stanley F. Drove, Quadring. Spalding Stevenson J. Swinthorpe, Snelland. Spencer George, Eagle, Lincoln Stanley J. W. Bank,Quadring,Spldng Lincoln Spencer Geo. North Carlton, Lincoln Stanser W. B. Moor ho. Lea,Gainsboro' Stevenson William, Goulceby, Lincoln Spencer G.P. Bardney Dairies,Lincoln Staplee C.Manor ho.Barholm,Stamfrd Stockdale C.Sutton St.James, Wisbcb Spencer Mrs. Hannah, Habrough Staples Albt. East Ferry, Doncaater Stockdale William, Friskney Spencer Henry, Glentworth, Lincoln Staples Arthur, lngs, Frieston, Boston Stocks M. & Sons, Ludborough,Loutb Spencer John, Habrough Staples Charles, Lowfields, Butt~r- Stocks .Jas. H. Ludborough, Louth Spencer Mrs. S. Graizelound, Dncstr wick, Boston Stone G. Waterton hall, Garthorpe Spem:er Samuel, Tathwell, Louth Staples Enoch, Lowfields, Frieston, Stones G. Island house, Garthorpe Spencer Mrs. Sarah .lane, Yaddle- Boston Stones George, Amcotts thorpe, Doncaster Staples Frederick, Eastville, Boston Stones H.Richardson, Keadby,Doncstr­ Spencer William, l<'enton, Newark Staples George, Sndbrook, Grantham Stones Robert G. Beltoft. Doncaster Spencer William Henry, Folkingham Staples Herbert, Barfi house, Haws- Stones Tbos. Wood Enderby, Boston Spendla R. Fen, Long Sutton, Wisbch ham,. Lincoln Stones W. Theddlethorpe All Saints.. Spendla W. Fen, Long Sutton,Wisbch Staples Job, High Toynton,Horncastle Louth Spendlow S. W. Saltfleetby St. Staples John, Benington, Boston Stones Wm. Wragholme, Grainthorpe­ Peter, Louth Staples John, East Ferry, Doncaster Stores Geo. Potter Hanworth, Lincoln Spick Joel, Sloothby, Alford Staples John, Wildsworth, Gainsboro' Stores G. W. Fen, Bardney, Lincoln Spikin Thomas .Toseph, Orby, Burgh Staples John Henry, Dry Doddington, Storey Albt. E. Heighington. Lincoln Spilman Mrs. Georgina & John, Pros- Grant ham Storey Chas. Westborough, Granthm pect house, Alkborough, Doncaster Staples Jn. H. East Ferry, Doncaster Storey E. Low Burnham, Doncaster Spilman George, Broughton vale, Staples Josiah, Sedgebrook, Grantham Storey J sph. Belnie, Gosberton, Spalding BroughtDn, Brig-g Staples Reuben, Waddington, Lincoln Storey William, Bransby, Lincoln Spilman James, The Grange, Keadby, Starbuck Jabez (exors. of), Gnanock- Storm Thomas & Beacock George,. Don caster gate, Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech Winteringham, Dcucaster Spilman Joseph,Clixby manor,Caistor Starkey George, New Holland, Hull Storm John, Winteringham, Doncast:r­ Spilman Robert Benson J.P. Clixby Starkey Thomas, New Holland, Hull Storr Ge-:~rge, Friskney house, Clixby, Caistor Starmer John & Son, Hagworthing- Storr J. R. The Tofts, Friskney Spilman T .Rains butt ho. Crowle,Dncstr ham, Spilsby Storr Thomas, Friskney Spilman Thomas, Whitton, Doncaster Starmer Alfred, High Ferry lane, Sib­ Story A. J. Braceborough Spa,Stmfrtf Spink Thomas Marshall, Walcot, Alk- sev, Boston Story John, Manor farm,Braceborough,. borough, Doncaster Steadman" Samuel, Minting, Horncstle Stamford Spinks Arthur, Tydd St.Mary,Wisbch Steadman William, Nethergate, West- Story Laughton, Epworth, Doncaster Spinks James, Parsonage lan~. Tydd woodside, Doncaster Stothard Bertie, Aisby, Gainsborougb St. Mary, Wisbech Steel Matthew, Navenby, Lincoln StoLhard Mrs.Geo. Chapel Hill,Linclu Spittlehouse Mrs. M.Eastlound,Dncstr Steele M. Holbeach Fen, Holbeach Stothard George, Sturton, Lincoln Splayford John, Heapbam, Gainsboro' Steels George, Dogdyke, Lincoln Stothard H. Croft, Wainfleet All SaintS' Splayford R. Hundon manor, Caistor Steemson J.Long Bennington,Grnthm Stothard Herb,ert, Burgh Spratt E. Ranby cot. Ranby, Lincoln Steeper John, Ashby, Do:pcaster Stothard John, Messingham, Lincoln Spratt Uriah, Thornton & Scrivelsby, Steeper Samuel, Mount Pleasant, Stothard John T. Wainfteet Bank.. Horncastle Frithville, Boston Wainfieet All Saints Spray T. & Son, Beckingham,Newark Stennett Bros. Billingboro', Folknghm Stovin & Allis, Caenby, Lincoln Spriggs F. A. Weston bills, Spalding Stennett D. Marebam-le-Fen, Boston Stovin Cornelius, N ormanby-by- Spring William, Driby, Spilsby Stennett E. Fen, Pointon, Folkinghm Spital, Lincoln Spring W. Nth. Cockerington, Louth Stennett Mrs.E.Mareham-le-Fen,Bstn Stovin C. D. Grange, Aby, Alford Stovin Walfi. Dexthorpe, Dalby,Spilsby Spurr Alfred, Sturton, Lincoln Stennett Giwrge, Birkwood hall, Spurr Waiter, Anderby, Alford Mareham-le-Fen, Boston Stow Charl~s, Somerby, Grimsby Stow Chas. South Lawn farm, Ulceby' Squire Alfred, North Somercotes Stennett H. South Drove, Spalding Strawson Mrs. Amy, Burton-Coggles,. Squire Edwin, North Somercotes Stennett J.Fen, Little Hale,Heckngtn Grant ham Squires Edwd. Gipsy Bridge, Boston Stenton A. Luddington, Garthorpe Strawson Cyrus,Heath,Metheringham.. Squires Henry, Gelston, Hough-on- Stephenson J ames & George, Fries- Lincoln the-Hill, Grantham thorpe road, Linwood, Market Basn Strawson Field, Tbe Grange, Mable- Squires .T. Northland~. Sibsey, Boston Stephenson A. Anderby, · Alford thorpe St. Mary Squires William, Frithville, Boston Stephenson Frank, Fishtoft, Boston Strawson Fi. South Cockerington,Louth Staines C. North Cockerington, Louth Stephenson Frank, Burn's End, Old Strawson Henry, Upton, Gainsborougb Staines Charles, Fleet, Holbeach Leake, Boston · Staines R.. North Owersby, Lincoln Stephenson Frank, Low Risby, Strawson J. Hameringham, Horncastle­ Stains by John, Cow bit, Spalding Apple by, Dancaster- Strawson J. Woodside, Tumby, Boston Stainsby WiJiam, Cowbit, Spalding Stephenson Mrs. G. Ings, Old Leake, Strawson .T ohn Bobt. Houlceby,Linclu Stainton Henry, Twigmoor, Manton, Boston StrawSDn Robi.. Dawson, Fen, Toyntollt All Sainh, Spilsby Kirton Lindsey Stephenson G. W. Springthorpe, • Stainton W. Highfields, East Keal, Gains borough Strawson W. Willingham, Gainsboro' Spilsby .StephensDn Henry Jooepb, Hall end, Strawson Wm. Hemingby, Horncastle­ Stainton William, South Killing­ Wrangle, Boston Strawson William H. Utterby, Louth holme, Grimsby · Step hens on J. W. Fen,Fiskerton,Lincoln Strawson Wm. Hy. Grainthorpe house .. Stamford Joseph, Beesby, Grimsby Stephenson J. W. Goltho, Wragby Grainthorpe; & at Conisholme,. Stamp Ernest G. Ferriby road, Bar­ Stephenson James J.P.Brasted house, North Somercotes ton-on-Humber Althorpe, Don-caster Streets Fred, West Fen, Boston Stamp George, Grange-le-Ings, Fald­ Stephenson John, Upton,Gainsborough Streets Jn.Wm. East Kirkby, Spilsby ingworth, Lincoln Stephenson John Henry, Orby, Burgh Streets Josepb, Claypole, Newark Stamp George, Manor farm, Manton, Stephenson J. Bardney Dairies, Lincoln Streets Wm. Willingham, Gainsboro" Kirton-in-Lindsey Stephenson L. P. Calcethorpe, Louth Strickland F. N. Kirton-in-Lindsey Stamp Isaac, Sandhills, Cadney,Briggo Stephenson Leslie, Sth. Thoresby,Alfrd Strickland Wm_ Gedney Hill, Wisbecl• Stamp John h .lliam, Ings farm, New- Stephenson R.Chapel St.Leonards,Alfrd Stubbs Alfred, Marsh Chapel ton-by-Toft, Market Rasen Stephenson Ralph, Saltfteetby St. Cle- Stubbs F.Fen, Halt<Jn Holegate,Spilsby Stamp Richard, Goulceby, Lincoln ment. Louth Stubbs J.W. Trnsthorpe, Mablethorpe­ Stamp RDbert, Alkborough, Doncaster Stepbenson W, Anderby, Alford Stubbs John, jnn. Saltfleetby St. Stamp Thomas, Marshchapel Stephen11on William, Upton, Gainsboro' Clement, Louth Stamp W. Middle Rasen, Mrkt. Rasen Stephenson William Dalton, Barr Stubbs John, sen. Saltfl.eetby St. Stanewell William Hunter, Swallow farm, Edlington, Hor-ncastle O.ement, Louth mount, Swallow, Caistor Stephenson William T. Friskney Stubbs .Jn. Wragholme,Marsh Chapel Stanger Charles, Stubton, Newark. St~venitt Mrs. E. Minting, Horncastle Stubbs .Toseph, Normanby-by-Spital ~ Stanger R. Ringham, Stubton,Newark Stevenson Mrs. Hannah. & Holmes Owmby, Lincoln Sta.nhope Richard, Syston, Gmntham Charles Albert, The Grange, Stubbs Thomas, North Somercotea Staniforth Robert, John, Broadtleet, Carlby, Stamford Stubbs Wilson, Bratoft,. Burgh Crowle, Doncaster Stevenson Arthnr, Thnrlby, BonriH'! Stnbley Alfred, Wildmore, Lincoln Staniforth W .Crosshill,Crowle,Doncstr S tevenson E. Dank, Gosberton, Spaldin g Stubley C. Sutton St.James, Wisbocb .
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