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Trades. [ Lincol~ Shire 760 FAR TRADES. [ LINCOL~ SHIRE. FARM~;Rs c,"Ontinued. ' Gilbert John, Linwood, Martin, Lincoln Good Ernest; Reepham, Lincoln Fnssey W. East Halton, Grimsby Gilbert John, South Hykebam, Lincoln Good Frederick, Manor house, Fisker- Futer George, Scottlethurpe, Bourne Gilbert Thomas, 'Billing hay, Lincoln ton, Lincoln Futer Samuel, Edenham, Bourne GilbertW.Linwood, Metheringhm.Lncln Good John, Fiskerton, Lincoln Gadd Benjamin, Irnham, Grant·ham Gilbert William, Hanthorpe, Bourne Good Joseph, Laughterton, Newark Gadd Benj. jun. Amberhill, Boston · Gilbertson Albany, Hough-on-the- Good Robert, Candlesby, Burgh Gadd C. Low fil'lds, Navenby,Lincoln Hill, Grantham G-oodacre J. Fishtoft road, Skirbeck, Gadd James, Amberhill, Boston Gilbertson Callis, Claypole, Newark Boston Gads by Julmsun, Donington, Spalding GiJ.bertson Thomas, Long Bennington, Goodacre J. T. Frampton,Kirton,Bostn Gads by Joseph, Eaudyke, Quadring, Grantham Goodacre W. West end,Framptn.Boston Spalding Gilby Edward, Hardwicli:, Lincoln Goodale David, Lutton, Wisbech Gads by T. sen. Donington, Spaldiug Gild.ing William, Swinesheoad & Wig- Goodale John, Deeping High bank, Gainsborough Jn. Gt.Coates,Grimsby tuft, Boston Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding Gainsborough Rt. Keelby, Brocklesby Gill Cook Faulkner, Morton, Bourne Goodburn Hy. W. Althorpe, Doncaster Gant Charles Wm. A.shby, Doncaster Gill G. Fen, Helpringham, Sleaford G.Jodhand Geo. South Killingholme, Gant Samuel, Hnrrington, Spilsby Gill Thomas, East Halton, Grimsby Grimsby Garner A. Cheal, Gosberton,Spalding Gill Thomas, Swineshead, Boston Goodhand W. W. South Field house, Garner Arbhur, StnTton, Lincoln Gillatt John, Walmer ·home, South Redbourne, Kirton Lindsey Garne'l" C. jun. Sutton Bridge,Wi~bch Killing:holme, Grimsby Goodman D. B. Gt. Gonerby,Granthm Garner Cbas. Button Bridge,Wisbecb Gille·spie Donald Melrose, Scothern, Goodman Joseph, Fen, Anwick, Sleafrd Garner Henry, jun. Cbeal, Spalding Lincoln (letters to Langworth) Goodman Rober1i, North Kyme, Lincoln Garner Henry, Gosberton, Spalding G-illett Geo. Oainthorpe, Grantham Goodman W. Fen, Horbling, Folking- Garner Robert G. Dalderby, Horncastle Gilliat. John, Elsham, Grimsby ham Garner ~lrs. S. A.Westhorpe,Spaldng Gilliatt Charles, Frith banli:, Boston Goodrick Arthur, Stickney, Boston Garner William, Bottesford, Doncaster Gilliatt Charles W. West fen, Sibsey, Goodrick Edwin, Stickney, Boston Garniss George, Goxhill Boston Goodrick H. H. Keal Coates, Spilsby Garrall Moses, New Leake, Boston Gillia.tt Georg-e Mowbray, The C<Jt- Goodrick Thomas, Ft>n, Halton Hole- Garrott William & Son, Westcliffe, tage, Langriville, Boston gate, Spilsby Ruskington, Sle•aford Gilliatt Isaac, Raithby, Spilsby Goodson Thomas William, Central Garratt Jsph. Turbnry, Haxey,Doncstr Gilliatt Mrs. J. Scotton, Lincoln Wingland, Wisbech Ga.rton G. Fen, Helpringham,Sleaford Gilliatt John,Potter -Hanworth,Lincoln Goodwick Tom, Thorpe St. Peter. Garton G. Helpringham, Sleaford Gilliatt Samuel, The Rookery, Swal- Wainfieet All Saints Garvrly Jas. :Edwd. ·walthnm, Grimsby low, Caistor Goodwin Alfred, Stickford, Boston Garwood Wm. Edis, Thurlby, Bourne Gillins Joseph, Anwick, Sleaford Goodwin Arthur, Partney, Spilsby Gash Henry, Hall farm, Roxholm, Gillot Charles, 130 New m!ll'ket, Louth Goodwin Mrs. E. Snelland, Lincoln Sleaford Gillott Henry, Carr, Haxey, Doncaster Goodwin Robert, Dunholme, Lincoln Gask Mrs. Elizabeth, Bolton, Wragby Gladding John, Quadring, Spalding Goodwin Fred, Sibsey, Boston Gaunt Alfred, North Kelsey, Lincoln Gladwin G. Holly f11rm, Ulceby GoodwinH.Partney mill,Partney,Splsby Gaunt Frn.nk, Wispington house, Gladwin Richd. Hy. Wrawby, Brigg Goodwin Thomas, Salmonby house, Wispington, Horncastle Gladwin William, Wrawby, Brigg Salmonby, Horncastle Gaunt George, Kirkby-on-Bain, Lincln Glasier Wm. Fredk. Roxby, Doncaster Goodyear Edwin, Risegate, Spalding Gaunt Jesse, Stixwould, Lincoln Glassop John, Harlaxton, Grantham Goodyear Henry, Austerby, Bourne Gaunt John Herbert, Re-d house, Wad- Glassup Edwin, Colsterworth, Granthm Goodyear Mrs. S. Risegate, Spald.ing dingworth, Horncastle Glassup Mrs. G. Swine-shead, Boston Goodyear William, Cowbit, Spalding Gaunt Thos. Edlington, Horncastle Gledhill Henry, Beltoft grange. Goose Geo. Billingbay Dales, Lincoln Gaunt Thomas, Gosberton, Spalding Althorpe, Doncaster Goose Geo.Hy. Whaplode Drove, Wiabcb Gaunt William, Middle Thorpe,West Glenn Henry Robert, Clayfield, Rusk- Goose James, Frampton, Boston Ashby, Horncastle ington, Sleaford Goose John, Martin Dales, Lincoln Gedney Benjamin, Fen, West Pinch- Glenn Joseph, Dorrington, Lincoln Goose John Jas. Amberhill, Boston beck, Spalding Glew Aaron, Keadby, Doncaster Goose Josrph William,Harts Grounds. Gedney C.Station rd.Old Leali€,,Bost.n Glew Mri!. A. Westgate, Donca.ster Chapel Hill, Lincoln Gedney Christr. Old Leake, Boston Glew G. Common, West Butterwick, Goose Thus. Moulton Chapel, Wisbech Gedney George Foster, Fold hill, Old Doncaster Goose William, Sutterton, Boston Leake, B(}ston Glew Henry, Keadby, DoncastPr Gooseman Jsph. Fau.lding,The Grange, Geeson Ohas. Norton Disnev, Newark Glew John T.Thornton-le-Moor,I.incoln Laceby road, Grimsby Geeson T. G. Gt. Gonerby, "Grantham Glew John Tom,Springthorpe grange. Gouseman Saml. T. Bradley, Grimsby Get>son Tom, HarJ.axton, Grantham Springthorpe, Gainsborough Gorwood Chas. jun. Tetney, Grimsby Gelder Benj. Luddington, Garthorpe Glew Thomas, Brigg road, Caistor Gosling John & C. Beesby, Alford Gell Mrs. Hannah, Beltoft, Doncaster Glossop P.North end. Orowle. Doncastr Gosling Mrs. Elizabeth, Sibsey, Boston Gelsvhorpe T.Roughton,Woodhall Spa Glossop W. H. Normanton, Granthm Gosl~ng George D. Frieston, Boston Gent Edward, Marsh, Seas End, Glover Brothers,South grange,Ashby, ~osl~ng S. Common, Wrangle, Boston Moulton, Spalding Doncaster Goslmg Mrs. S. New Leake, Boston George Edward, Fulbeck Glover Benj. Wint€rton, Doncaster Gosling Thomas, Goxhill George William, Dogdyke, Lincoln Glover William, Fen houses, South Goslow John, Friskney Gibbim William J. Common, :Moul- Somercotes, Louth Gostling J. jun. Sheepgate, Lever- ton, Spalding Glover Willi~m, Grayingham cliff, ton, Boston Gibbons E.Barnetby-le-Wold,Grimsby Grayingham, Kirton-in-Lindsey & G()Stling James, sen. Sheepgate, Lever- Gibbons George, Oadney, Brigg Willoughton, Lincoln ton, Boston Gibbons H.Lit.London,Legsby, Lincoln Godfrey Charles, Belto.ft, Doncaster Gott & Thurston, Hurdle Tree bank, Gibbons T. The Grange, North Kelsey, Godfrey Edmund, Roxby, Doncaster Holbeach Lincoln Godfrey Geo. Willingham-by-Stow, Gott George, St. John's, Holbeach Gibbons Waiter, Moortown, Lincoln Gainsborougb Goulding William, Fiskerton, Lincoln Gibbs C. W. Marsh, Sntton Bridge, Godfrey John .Arth. East Bntterwick, Goulding William, Sturton, Lincoln Wisbech Doncaster Gonlsbra Chas. Tetford, Horncastle Gibson L. W.& H.Hougham,Granthrn Godfrey P. Sutton St. Jnmes, Wisbech Gourlay W. Mount Pleasant,Worlaby, Gibson C.T. Saltfleetby St.Peter,Lonth Godfrey William Henry,. Thealby hall, Grimsby Gibson Fred, Imming.hHm Burton-npon~Stather, Doncaster Gourley Henry, Ruskington, Sleaford Gib.'!on Georg-e, Goxhill Godson Frank, Temple Bruer, Lincoln Gonrley John, Fenton, Newark Gibson G. Hagworthingham, Spilsby Godson Geo. East Heckington. Boston Gourley R. W. Heapham, Gainsboro' Gibson Harry, Fenside, Halton HolP- God~on Geo. Fen, Blankney, Lincoln Gourley Thomas, Kettlethorpe,Newark g-ate, Spils'by Goffin Cha.s. Robt. Hackt.horn,Lincoln Gourley Wm. Jsph. Torksey, Lincoln Gibson J. North st. Crowle,Doncaster Golding- E. Willingham, Gainsboro' Gout Charles, Cranmore, Deeping St_ Gibson James Atkin, Weston, Spalding Golland George,Low Santon,Appleby, James, Peterborough Gibson John, Littl-e Pont.on, Gnmthm Doncaster Goy George, Tealby, Market Rasen Gibson L.W.& H.Helpringham,Sleafrd Golland Thomas J. Appleby,Donca~!r Goy Henry, Moulton Eaugate, Whap- Gib~on Thos. North Hykeham,Lincoln Gooby Charles Edward, Toynton St. lode Drove, Wisbech Gibson Wm. Whaplode, Holbt>ach Pt>ter, Spilsby Goy H. Christphr. Benniworth,Lincln Gilbert Mrs. Elizh. Stnrton, Lincoln Gooby Danl. Toynton St.Peter,Spilsb~· Goy R. E. Holly ho. West Keal, Splsby Gilbert George, Manby, Louth - Gooby W. TQynton All Saints, SpilsbT Graham David, Whaplode, Holbeach Gilbert George, Old farm, Skelling- Gooch Edward Willi.am, Clay lake & Graham Jas. P.Gt. Gonerby,Granthm tlwrpe, Linooln High street, Spalding Gmham W. Bardney Dairies, Lincoln Gilbert Henry, Sturtun, Lincoln Good Alfred, Bllrlings, Lincoln Grant Arthur, Fi!!htoft, Boston .
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