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guo Butchers. Scott Jas. & Saml. Briston, Dereham Tipple Thomas, Clenchwarton, Lynn Riches Isaac, Norwich rd.Wymondham Scott Wm. Wiggenhall St. German's,L Townley Valentine, Upwell, Wisbech Ward John, Forncett St. Peter, long Seago Edwd. Trunch, North Walsham Tuck John, Outwell, Wisbech Stratton Seeker Augustus, E. Rudham,Swaffhm '.fuddenhamWm. Town grn.Wymndhm Semmence John, Hingham, Attleboro' Twigg J oseph John, Bridge street, L CAB, CARRIAGE, &c. PROPRTRS. Seppings Edm.St.J'I'Iartin's-at-Oak st.N Tye John, Dereham road, N (See also Job Masters cf Livery Stab~ Seppings John, Barney, East Derebam Utridge Richard, Upwell, Wisbech Proprietors.) Seppings John, Theatre road, Wells- Utting Edward, Corpusty, Norwich Marked* are Omnib'tJ,S cj' t Mourning next--the-Sea Varvcl Wm. St. Stephen's road, N Coach Proprietors. Sharman Wm. Blll'nham Market, Lynn Vincent John, Halos, Norwich Abel Wm. C. Hautboys, Coltishall Sherringham Edwin, South Creaks, VincentMrs Margt. Cattle Markt.st.N t AllenEdwd.Marketpl.Wymondham Fakenham Violen William, Watlington, Downhm Amis William, Garden street, Cromer Shreeve Arthur, Rose lane, N Wailer Thomas T. Narborough, S.; t Bacon Robert, 1 Dereha.m road, N Simons Rich'l.rd, Methwold, Brandon and at Pentney Balding George, Blakeney, Holt Simons Richard, Methwold, Brandon Want Philip, Tasburgh, Long Stratton Bales Thomas, Quebec st. Dereham Simons Rob. B. Stalham, Nth.Walshm Ward Mrs Charlotte, 4 Providence st.L Bartle George, 7 Waterloo street, L Simper Francis, Southery, Downham Ward J ames, Loddon, Norwich Beer J onas, Pier place, Y Simpson Mark, 89 Middlegate st. Y Ward Mrs Susan, Upwell, Wisbech Bensley William, Mundesley, N Skipper George, Windsor road, L Ward Willi.am, Hilgay, Downham Bickers William, York street, N Smith -, Fincham, Downham Warm ell John R. 56 Middlegate st. Y Billing William, Staith, Brancaster Smith Alfred P. 1 Market place, S Watchman Mrs P. Costessey, N Bonser Mrs Sarah, 49 St.George's rd. Y Smith Charles, Hautboys, N Waters William, Le Strange terrace, Brookes Charles, Catfield, N Smith Charles, Colkirk and Great Ry- Hunstanton St. Edmund's, and Brown Albert, New Buckenbam, At- burgh, Fakenham Snethsham and Fring tleborough Smith Frederick, 113 George st. Y Watkins William, Wormegay, Lynn Brown John, St. Peter street, N Smith Herbert Jas. Buxton, Norwich W atson Clement, 7 Bridge street, Browne John, Theatre street, N Smith Robt. Tower End, Middleton, L Southtown, Y Brunning John, Richmond hill, N SmithW alter, West Raynham,Swa:ffhm Webb Geu. Wm. Shambles, & Market Buck J ames, 1 Roseneath terrace, Smith William S. 54 London road, L place, Diss Hunstanton St. Edmund's Smccthy Fredk. 121 & 122 High st.L Webster William, Tittleshall-cum- Buddery Mrs Louisa, 133 Caister rd. Y Smy Henry, Golden Ball street, N Godwick, Swa:ffham Burgess Richard, Burnt street, Wells- Snowling Fredk. M. Ellinghm.Bungay Whalebelly James, Watton next-the-Sea Sally Alfred, East Harling, Thetford Whalebelly Robert, W atton :Bury George, Cowgate street, N Southgate Edward B. St.aithe street, Whalebelly William, W atton Capon Thomas, Rose lane, N Wells-next-the-Sea Whewell Wm. B. E. Harling, Thetfrd Cawthorne Edward, Knight street, Southgate Sampson, Quay, Wells-next- Whiskerd James H. W. Castle Acre, Little Walsingham the-Sea Swa:ffham Chapman Waiter, St. Peter's plain, Y Southgate Wm. 26 Northgate st. Y White GMrge T. Wretton, Brandon Chapman William, Russell road, Y Sparrow Geo. Burnham Market, Lynn White William, Upwell, Wisbech . Clarke William, Mundesley, N Spink Mrs Honor, St. Nicholas st. Diss Whittleton Thos.Market pl.N.Walshm Colla by J ohn1 Docking Spink Waiter, Denmark street, Diss Wiles Robert, West Walton, Wisbech Collins William, 39 Lancaster road, Y Spinks Thomas, Swannington. N Wiley Thomas, Hove ton St. John, N Cooke Henry, Cromer road, Holt Spinks William. Butt Lands, Wells- Wilkmson Henry, 17 Norfolk street, L Crockley Geo. Old lane, Fakenham next-the-Sea Williamson Herbert, Briston, Derehm Cubitt Samuel, 91 Southtown road, Spurgeon William, Aldbrough, N Wilson U riah, East Winch, Gayton Southtown, Y Squires J ames, Ber street, N Wilson W illiam, Horsford, N Daviss William S. Bridge quay, Y Stageman Robert, 60 Market place, Y Wiseman & Co. Upper King street, N Daynes Henry, Queen street, N St. Quintin Richd. H. W. King st. N Woodcock William, Common place, Deaux William, St. Stephen's road, N Stevens Abm. Upwell, Wisbech Little Walsingham Dennis J ames, Bull street, Holt Stibbon John, Watlington, Downham Woodgett Benj. Hilgay, Downham Dunger George, London street, S Stimpson Benj. Morton-on-the-Hill, N, Woods Alfred, East Harling, Thetford Durrant Matthew, Surrey street, N and at Alderford, East Tuddenham, Woods Isaac, Ditchingham, Bungay Ellis Alfred, 38 St. George's road, Y Honningham, and Hockford Woolnough Alf. Mundford, Brandon Fairhead W alter, 68 Havelock rd. Y Stimpson R. Norwich st. Dereham WoolRey Wm. Horsham St. Faith's, N Fiddy Robert, Duke street, N Sti m pson Wm. Wellington rd. Derehm Woolston Benj. 46 Howard st. North Finch John, South Market road, Y Stockings M. & Sons, St.Stephen's st.N WrightMrsEliz.Clough ln.King'sLynn :b'irmin John, Market st. Nth.Walsham Stubbings Chas. Gt.Ellinghm.Attle bra' Wright Isaac C. Freeman street, Wells- Fowler Richd T. 45~ Railway road, L Styles Thomas, Bressingham, Diss· next-the-Sea Gleadow Horace F. 3 Railway rd. L Sutton Benjamin, Panxworth, N Wright Mrs Sophia, Hockham, Thetfrd Gosling William, Southtown, Y Swann William, 57 Market place, Y Swann J ames, Trowse, Millgate, N Graver John, St. Clement's hill, N Taylor ThomRs,Tower st. King's Lynn Yallup William, Outwell, Wisbech Green John (pony carriage), Over- Taylor Wm. Swanton Abbott, Norwich Youngs Thos. Wimbotsham, Downham strand, N Terrington Fredk. Dersingham, Lynn Harvey Henry, Prince of Wales' rd. N Terrington Mrs Sarah, 4 Roseneath BUTTER AND EGG DEALERS. Hodgson Thomas, 10 Market street, L terrace, Hunstanton St. Edmund's (See also Provision Dealers.) Horsley George Wm. Bridge street, Thomas Alfred B. Great Massingham Boyce Rd. Carleton Rode, Attleboro' Fakenha.m and Rougham, Swa:ffham Brown John, Bunwell, Attleborough Hors~ad Samuel, King street, N Thompson John, Northwold, Brandon Cooper William, Forncett St. Peter, Ho ward John, 13 St. Swithin's ter. N Thompson Wm. H. Burnham Sutton,L Long Stratton Hunter Samuel, Church st. Cromer Tillett John, Botolph street, N Elliot Thomas, 30 King street, Y J eary George, Martham, Y Tillett Mrs Mary, Fishgate street, N Flory John, Ludham, N JehnBOn John, 65 Victoria road, Y Tillett William, Magdalen road, N Howes Bobt. Tower End, Middleton, L Kemble Benjamin, Mangate street, S Timbey George, 15 Marshland road, Miles William, Golden Ball street, N Kemp Robert, 3 Mowbray terrace, New W alsoken, Wisbech Ollett Frederick, South Quay, L Prince's road, Y .
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