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TRADES. FAR 759 Flatters Mrs LINCOLNSHIRE.] TRADES. FAR 759 Flatters Mrs. Sarah, Anwick, Sleaford Foster Henry,. GunnesB:., Doncaster Fox William M. East Field house, Flatters Thomas, Anwick, Sleaford Foster Henry Munk, Soonecroft. Bar- Grimoldby, Louth & North Cocker.. Flatters Thos. Ings, Benington,B()ston ne.tby-le-Wold, Grimsby ington, Louth. Fletcher C. Church end,"Frieston,Bstn Foster .John, Belt<>ft, Doncaster Fox William Shearburn. Manor house, Fletcher Charles, Stickford, Boston Foster Jn. Ealand, Crowle, Doncaster Potter Hanworth, Lincoln Fletcher Henry,Ealand grange,Crowle, Foster John Henry,Ingoldsby,Granthm Foyster Willia.m, Gedney Hill,Willbech Doncaster Fo.ster Joseph, Campney lane., Buck- Francis George L. Normanhy-on-the- Fletcher J. East Butterwick, Donca.str na.ll, Lincoln Wolds, Lincoln f'letcher J. Roughton, WoodhaH Spa. Foster La.cey, Scotterthorpe, Lincoln Francis Hy. & Son, Bardney, Lincoln Fletcher John, Dowsdale, Whaplode Foster Mrs. Robt. Epworth, Doncastr Francis Henry, Metheringham,Lincoln Drove, Wisbech Faster R. R. South Cockerington Francis James, Sloothby, Alford Fletcher Jn. Luddington, Garthorpe grange, Louth Francis Jn. Wm. Scrane End, Boston Fletcher John, Owston, Doncaster Foster Rhodes, Lodge, Pickworth, Frankish Mrs. M.Faldingworth,Lincln Fletcher !lfr.s. M. E: Binbrooke, :Mar- Folkingham Franklin Ja;mes, Walcot, Lincoln ket Rasen Foster Richard, Pickworth,Folkinghm Franklin John, Walcot, Lincoln Fletcher M. H. Kirton end, Boston Foster Robert, Beltoft, Doncaster Franklin Robert, Ashby, Doncaster Fletcher Mrs. Martha, Wimberley hall, Foster Miss Sarah Jane, Field side, Franklin Robert, Bigby, Grimsby Weston. Spnlding Crowle, Doncaster Franks F. & E. J. Rippingale, Bourne Fletcher N. Whaplode Drove,Wisbech Foster T. Gunhouse grange,Doncaster Franks Albert, Church end, Gedney, !''!etcher Robert Marshall, Brook Foster Thomas, Glentworth, Lincoln Holbeach house, Heminj!hy, Horncastle Foster Thornton, Gunness, Donoaster Frenk:s E. Dowdyke, Suttertcm,Boston Fletcher 'l'hos. North Kyme, Lincoln Foster W. T.Sutton St.James,Wisbech Franks Geo. High st.. Market Deeping l<'letcher Thomas, Owston, Doncaster Foster Walt. The Field, Folkingham Franks George, Rippingale, Bourne Fletcher Thos. Owston Ferry,Doncstr Foster William, Alkborough, Doncaster Franks J. T. Haconby, Bourne Fletcher W. Moor, Nth. Kelsey, Lincln Foster William, Swinstead, Bourne Franks Jn. Tom, Langtoft, Peterboro' Fletoheli lVilliam, Barf farm, Martin, Foster William G. Ropsley, Granthm Franks Joseph, The Fen, Tallington, Lincoln • Foster York, Broughton, Brigg Stamford Fletcher William, Rowston, Lincoln Fotherby Joseph, Aubourn, Lincoln Franks Joseph, Haconby, Bourne Fletcher William, W.alcot, Lincoln Fotheringham Mrs.H. Upton,Gainsbro' Franks M. Broadgate, Gedney,Holbch Fletcher Wm. Waitham, Grimsby Fountain Miss Annie,West Pinchbeck, Frank!! Waiter, Langtoft, Peterbaro' Fletcher Wm. Hy. Frieston, Boston Spalding Franks William, Marsh, Seas End, Flint John, Cowhirne, Spalding Fountain Benjamin, HurrJ.S end, Old Moulton, Spa.lding Flintham John, Fen, Branston, Lincoln Leake, rBoston Frea.raon Thomas Elsey, Manor farm, Flintham William, Linwood moor, Fountain Henry, Brothertof~ Boston West Barkwith, Wragby ~Iethe1·ingham, Lincoln Fountain J. Strubby hall, Langton, Free Isaac, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Flint ham Wm. Ruskington, Sleaford Wrogby, Lincoln & Sotby, Wragby, Freeman John, Low street, Billing- Flint off Hv.• Edwin, Hainton, Lincoln Lincoln borough, F'olkingham Flintoff Williaiii, Goulceby, Lincoln Fountain John R. Frithbank, Sibsey, Freeman John, Westwoodside,Doncstr Flinton J, North end, Crowle,Doncstr -Boston Freeman T. West Pinchbeck, Spalding Flower Edwin, Sibsey, Boston Fountain R. North fen, Pinchbeck, Freeman William, Morton, Bourne Folley J. A. Lutton ho.Lutton,Wisbch Spalding Freeman Wm. Nortbon's lane,Holbeach Foord T. Barton lodge, Caistor rd. Fountain T. West Pinchbeck,Spalding Freemantle Edwd. Wargate llar, Go3- Barton-on-Humber Fountain Tom, jun. West ~inchbeck, berton, Spalding Footit Jn. ~oulton Chapel, Spalding Spalding Freeman tie F. S. Gosberton,Spalding Foottit John, Willingham, Gainsboro' Fountain Wm. A. Boston west,Boston Freemantle S. F. Quadring, Spalding Ford George, Scopwick, Lincoln Fovargue Waldo Arch. Common, Freeston Frederj.ck, Owwby vale, Ford Hy. Wha.plode Drove, Wisbech Crowland, Peterborough Owmby, Lincoln Ford Thomas, Manor house,Redbourne, Fowle William, Algarkirk, Boston Freir G.Deeping- St.NicholH,Spalding Kirton Lindsey Fowler Arth. Edwd. L. Reve.sby,Bostn Freir Samuel, Graft house, Knight st. Ford Thos. Whaplode Drove, Wisbech Fowler Edwd. Mareham-le-Fen, Boston Pinchbeck & Spalding Common, Foreman A. North Scarle, Newark Fowler George, Thorne levels, Sandtoft, Spalding Foreman John, Whaplode, Holbeach Medge ball, Doncaster Freir William Waltham, Church pl. Forman Alfred, Theddlethorpe St. Fowler Henry,Windsor,Crowle,Doncstr & Glen side, Pinchbeck, Spalding Helen, Louth Fowler J.B.MiddleRasen,Market Rasen French Charles, Roman Bank road, Forman ~Irs. G. Theddlethorpe St. Fowler Jame!!, Fragnall, Deeping St. Algarkirk, Boston HPlen, Louth James, Peterborough Freshney Abraham, Friskney Forman H . .A..S<>uth Somercotes,Louvh Fowler R. jun. Levels,Crowle,Doncasb Freshney Marwood, Fenhouses, South Forman Henry, Mumby, Alford Fowler R. :Bnllington, Wragby Somercotes, Louth ForTIIan Walter Skipworth, Reston Fuwler R. Godnow bridge, Crowle, Freshney Thoma.a Henry 'Bentleyf The.. hall, North Reston, Louth & at Doncaster Grange, South Somercotes, Louth Marsh Chapel, Great Grimsby Fowler R. Hayton,Burringbam,Doncsu Frier Samuel, Tongue End, .SpaldiiJg-. Forman William, Wildmore, Lin{)()ln Fowler T. Mablethorpe St. Mary Frisby Albert, Deeping St. James, Forman William E.North Somercotes Fowler T.Mableth<Jrpe St.Peter,Alford Peterborou~h Forrester Robt. East Halton, Grimsby Fowler T. Theddlethorpe St. Helen, Frisby Charles, We,st .street. Crow..-. Forrington C. T. East Stockwith, Louth l~md, Peterborough Gainsboro_ugh. Fowler William, Horsington, Lincoln Frisby M. J. North street, Crowland, Forrington Charles T. Thurlby farm, Fowler Wm. Low Burnham, Doncaster Peterborough Knaith, Gainsborough Fowler Wm. Willingham, Gainsboro' Frisby Robert, Deeping St. James,. Forrington William, Manor farm, Fowler Wm.West Bntterwick,Doncastr Peterborough Stow, J,incoln Fox W. & M. The Tofts, F'riskney Frit.h G. Croft, Wainfleet All Saints Forster W. G. Hawthorpe, Irnbam, Fox Charles, Scothern, Lincoln Frith Robert, Donington, Spalding Grantham Fox Charles, S<>uth Kelsey, Lincoln Frost John, Hobhole bridge, Scalp, Fossitt Mrs. Annie, Kirton, Boston Fox Edward, Lissington, Lincoln Fishtoft, Boston Foster Henry Hind & William Wil- Fox Frank, Lowfields, Waddington, Frow .Art.hur, Kirton-in-Linds-ey loughby. Holding-ham, Sleaford Lincoln Frow George,. Grange, W ainfleet St, Foster Albert, Wroot, Doncaster Fox Fl"9derick,Fen, D<>rrington,Lincln Map-. Wainfleet Foster Alfred, Gunness, Doncaster Fux G.Bridge rd.Long Sutton,Wisbech Frow William, Kirton...in-Linds~y Foster .Arthnr, Burringhum, Doncastr Fox; George.- Halltoft; End, Boston Fryer Enoch, Bigby,. Grimsby Foster .A.rthur, Gunhouse, Doncaster Fox George, Normanby-by-Spital, Fulford John W. The Rookery, Heal- Foster F. 'l'heddlethorpe St. Helen, Lincoln ingo, Grimsby Louth Fox George. Roxholm, Sleaford Fulford Reuben, Aylesby. Grimsby Foster Frank, Scredington,Folkinghm Fox James, Wispington, Horncastle Fulfort.h Chas. Little Hale, Heckingtn Foster Frederick, Dowsdale, Whap- Fox Joseph, Dorrington, Lincoln Fulforth William, Evedon, Sleaford lode Drove, Wisbech Fox Nichola.s, Crowle, Doncast~r Fuller M. Ralph's lane, Fr.ampoon, Foster Fredk. W. Horsington,Lincoln Fox Richard, Manor house, South Kirton, Boston Foster :Mrs. G. Battle green,Epworth, Kelsey, Lincoln Fulstow James, Marshchapel Doncaster Fox Richard, ~ormanby-by-Spite.l, Furne-r James Enoch, Saltfteetby All Foster G«lrge, Harrington, Spilsby •- LincolH Saints, Louth Foster George, Pennygate, Sp;Uding Fox Robert1 Dorrington, Lincoln Furnis• W. jun, Scotland, Ingoldsbyt Fo.ster Gecrge, Stow, Lincoln Fox W. Poynton hall, Frieston,Boston Gmntham Foster H. Neap ~ho.Uunhouse, DonCIItr Fox William, jun. Fl'iskney Fussey J. Sadney, Nth.Kelsey,I._incln Foster H. M . .Sapperton, Folkingham Fox William Geo. Fr~sron, Bost()n Fussey Mnl, Jane, .Aby, Alford .
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