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Lincolnshire ' 782 PAR LINCOLNSHIRE. FARMERS-con tinned. Binns Frank, LiBBington, Wrsgby Border Edmund, Goxhill, Hull :Bemeworth Charles, Tupholme,'Lincoln Birch Mrs. Elizabeth, Edenham1 Bourn Border Frederiek, Goxhill, Hull Bemrose Frederick, Sloothby, Alford Birch John1 South R&uceby, Sleaford Border George, Goxhill, Hull Bemrose Joel, Chapel, Alford Birch John, Swarby, Sleaford Border Hewson, Goxhill, Hull Bernrose Mrs. John, Caythorpe, Grantham Bird Henry, Edenham, Bourn Border Richard, Goxhill, Hull Bemrose John Henry, Wilsford, Grantham Bird John, Moor, Roughton, Horncastle Border Robert, East Marsh, Goxhill, Hnll Bemrose R.C. Frieston,Caythorpe, Grantham Bird Thomas, Mill place, Brigg Border Robinson, Goxhill, Hull :Bemrose William, Caythorpe, Grantham Bird William, Park, Westwood Bide, 'Bawtry Border Thomas, Gmchill, Hull Benn Arthur Joseph, The Hall farm, Stain- Birkett Bentley, Amcotts, Doncaster Border William, Winterton, DoncB.Ster ton-le-Vale, Caistor Birkett Joseph, Covenha.m St. Bartholomew, Borman Edward, Sutterto11, Fen, Boston Bennard John, Owmby, Caistor Louth Barman John, Saltfieetby St. Peters, Louth Benner John,Graft house,Pinchbtmk,Spaldng Birkett William, Nettleton road, Caistor Barman Joseph, Swallow, Caistor Bennel' Wm. River side, Pinchbeck. Spalding Birkitt Samuel, Brigsley, Great Grimsby Borman Simon, Grainthorpe, Gt. Grimsby Bennett George, Dry Doddington, Grantham Bish George, Corby, Grantham Borman William, Harts grounds, Boston Bennett John, Bishop Norton,Kirton Lindsey Bishop John, fficeby Village Rorman William, Kirton Holme, BDRton Bennett John Harry, Skillington,Colsterwrth Black Joseph, Messingham, Kirton Lindsey Borrill Benjamin, Little Carlton, Louth· Bennett Richard, Buslingthorpe,MarketRasn R.S.O Borrill Geor~e, Little Carlton, Louth Bennettt R. TheGrange,G!entham,MarketRasn Black Wm. Sus worth, Owston ferry, Bawt'ty Borrill Geo. West Acridge, Barton-on-Humbr Bennett Thomas, Barrow-on-Humber Blackbourn J. & Mrs. Ann, Rowston,Linooln Borrill John, Little Carlton, Louth Bennett Thomas, Kingerby, Market Ra.sen Blackbourn Anthony, Flixborough, Doncastr Borrill John, Stickney, Boston Bennett T. sen.Newport st.Barton-on-Humbr Blackburn Henry, Farlesthorpe, Alford Borrill William, Keelby, Ulceby Bennett William, Eagle, Newark Blackburn T. (exors. of), Nth.Kyme, Slea.frd Borringham John, Hainton, Wragby Bennett William, Fleet, Holbeach Blackburn William, Firsby, Spilsby Borringham William Dunham, Sotby,Wragby Bennett William, Reepham, Lincoln Blades George, Anderby, Alford Bosworth Geo. Fen side, Lit. Steeping,Spilsby Benneworth C. W. Thickthorn,Bardney,Lncln Blades Henry, Moor, Rough ton, Horncastle- Bosworth Jn. Fen side, Lit. Steeping, Spilsby Bennington Willia.m, Fra.mpton, Boston Blades James, Hameringham, Horncastle BothamleyFredk.T.Fen,Long Bntton,Wisbecb BenBon William, Easton ldg.Easton,Granthm Blades Mrs. Jane, Hameringham, Horncastle Bothamley John, Fleet, Holbeach Benson William,MB!!Singham, Kirto11 Lindsey Blades Job, North Cockerington, Louth Bottha.mley William, Fen, Gedney S.O . R.S.O Blades Joseph, Barlings, Lincoln Botherway Thomas, Scottlethorpe, Bourn Bentley Henry, Tetney, Great Grimsby Blades Samuel, Cold Hanworth, Lincoln Bott Henry, Blankney S.O Benton Charles, Fen, J<'rampton, Boston Blades Wm. Urainthorpe, Great Grimsby Botterill Richard, The Hall, Tathwell, Louth Bcnton Frank:lin, Walcott, Lincoln Bladon W. S. Cob hall,Brampton, Gainsboro' Bottomley George Harvey, Ooleby, Lincoln Benton George, West end, Wyberton, Boston Bladworth Thomas, LuddingtoB, Goole Bottomly John, Fen, Holbeach Benton Jabez Franklin, Dales, TattRrshall Blagg William, Westwood side, Bawtry Bottomly William, Fen, Holbeach bridge, Boston Blake Absolom, Wrangle, Boston Bourn H. Nth. tield, Mavis Enderby, Spilsby Benton John, Boston east, Boston Blakeclock George, Utterby, Louth Bourn Robt. West DeepingFen,MarketDeepng Benton John, North Kyme, Sleaford Blakelock John, Little Grimsby & Covenham BournThos.Hall farm,Claxby Pluckacre,Bstn Benton John, Risegate, Spalding St. Bartholomew, Louth Bourn Wallis, The Hall, Rowston, Lincoln Benton John Richard, Boston east, Boston Blakewell John, Kirkby green, Lincoln Bourne Chas. (exors. of), Keddington, Louth Benton William, Kirton Fen, Boston Blakey John, Southrey, Lincoln Bourne Ephraim, Asterby, Homcastle Beresford William, Marsh, Drove end, Wisbch Blanchard Daniel, Moulton, Spalding Bourne George, Newball, Btainton-by·I.a.ng• Berridge Thomas & John Anthony, The Blanchard Henry, Glebe fm.Anthorpe,Lonth worth, Lincoln • Lodge, Braceborough, Sta.mford Blanchard Seth, East Ha! ton, fficeby Bourne George, Westlaby, Wickenby, Wragby Berridge Anthony, Aunby, Stamford Blanchard William, Gautby, Horncastle Bourne Geo. T.Irby-in-the-Marsh,BnrghR.S.O Berridge George, Castle Bytham, Bta.mford BlanchardZachariab(exors.of),NewYork,Bstn Bourne John, Scamblesby, Horncastle Berridg&J{)hn, Fen,Donington, Spalding Bland John, Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.B.O Bourne Mrs. Mary, Scamblesby, Hornca.qtJe Berry Enoch, Billinghay, Sleaford Bland Rd. S. West end, Bennington, Boston Bowder William Simms, Stainby, Grantham Berry J.H.Kiln ho.Burgh-in-the-MarshR. S. 0 BlandR. Truesdale !dg. Baston,MarketDeepng Bowers Joseph, Whaplode, Spalding Berry William, Kirton LindBey R.S.d Bland William, Bsston, Market Deeping Bowles J.Hubbert's brdg.Algark:irk 'Fen,Bstn Bertie Edward P.Chapelbridge,Sutton,Wsbch Bland Wm. Woods, Great Ponton, Grantham Bowling James, Caythorpe, Grantham Bett Mrs. Ann, Church farm, South Willing- Blankley Mrs. Charlotte, Aunsby, Sleaford BowlingJ.D. TilneyHall,ThorpeTilney,Lincln ham, Wragby Blank:ley Mrs. Helen, Kelsby, Bourn Bowman Geo. Beltoft, Belton, Doncaster BettEdw~,Fishmere end,Sutt~rton,Spaldn Blankley Mrs. Jane, Stroxton, Grantham Bowman John, Crosses, Long Sntton, ,Wisbc? Bett Fredenck, Fosdyke, Spalding Blank:ley John, Cnlverthorpe, Grantham Bowman Waiter, The Common, Spalding · Bett George, Alvingham, Louth Blankley T. Hanbeck ho.Wilsford, Grantham Bowman William, Epworth, Doncaster Bett G. Springfield farm,Benniworth, Wragby Blanshard A dam, We! ton, Lincoln Bows William, Carr, Gains borough - Bett .John, Goltho, Wmghy Blanshard Mrs. Thomas, Welton, Lincoln Bowser Charles, Frithville, Sibsey Bett John, Hurn, Holbeach Blan~hsrd William, Whitton, Doncaster Dowser Charles, Holbeach marsh, Holbeach Bett John, Manor house, Revesby, Boston Bletcher Williarn, Westwood llide, Bawtry Bowser Charles, West Fen allotment, Boston Bett John, Withern, Alford Bletsoe Thomas, South Leasin!('hlilll, Bleaford Bowser George, Fen, Leake, Boston Bett Samuel, Benniworth, Wragby BliSil Isaac, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech Bowser George, Friskney, Boston Bett Thomas, Benniworth walk, Benniworth, Blood Alfred, Broadgate, Tydd St. Mary, Bowser George, Long hedges, Boston Wragby Wisbech Bowser James William, Whaplode bank, Beto Thoma~, Skidbrook, Great Grimsby Blood Robert, West st. Crowland, Petetboro' Whaplode, Spalding Bett William, Foi!dyke ho. Fosdyke, Spa.lding Blood Wm. East st. Crowland, Peterborough Bowser Joseph. Frithville, Sibsey' Bt>tt William, Waterloo st.. Market Ra.sen Bloodworth Mrs. A. Low Toynton, Horncstle Bowser Joseph, Skirbeck Fen, Boston Bettinson Edwnrd B. Broadgate, Gedney S.O Bloodworth William, Osgodby, Bonra Bowser William1 Frithville, Sibsey Bettinson John Robert, North Fen, Bourn Blow Dalton, Swinderby, Lincoln Boyce John, Irby-in-the-Marsh, Burgh Bettinson Richd. Manor ho.. Thirlby, Bourn Blow Frederick, Cow bit, Spalding Boyer Geo. Copthill farm, Uffington, Stamfrd Bette William & Geo. Tealby, Market Rasen Blow John, Cowbit road, Spalding Boyfield John W. West Pinchbeck, Spalding Betts George, Swinetlhead, Spalding Blow Mrs. John, Faldingworth, Market Rrum Boyfield Richard, Pointon, Falkingham Bette George, Tealby, Market Ra.sen Blythe Henry, Church end, Frampton,Boston Boyfield William, West Pinchbeck, Spalding Betts Ja.mes, Quadring, Spalding Boardman Abraham,Sutton St.James, Wisbch Bracken borough Geo. Fen, Leake, Boston Bette John, Swinbope, Great Grimsby Boardman Charles, Kirkby-cum-Osgodby. Brackenbury Mrs. Fanny, The Heath1 Lon- Bette Thomas, Halton, Holegate, Spilsby Market R&sen donthorpe, Grantham Beverley Edward, The Hall, South Cocker- Boardman Joseph, West end, Wyberton,Bstn Brackenbury James, Harrington, Spilsby ington, Lonth , Boardman Matthew,Sutton St.James, Wisbch Bracken bury John, Bardney, Lincoln Beverley Matt. The Grsnge,Grimoldby,Lonth Boardman Robert, Little Cawthorpe, Louth Bracken bury John, Mareham-le-Fen, :Boston Beverley Thomas, Ketsby, Alford & Louth Boardman William, Bleas~, Wragby Brackenbury :Mrs. Mary, Manor farm, Scri- park, Louth Bocock R. Covenham St.Bartholomew,Louth velsby, Horncastle Beverley Thos. Willingham rd.Market R&sen Bocock Robert, Dunholme, Lincoln Bracken bury Thomas, Wilksby, Boston Bicheno Henry Smith, Gosberton, Spalding Bogg Charles, Frithville, Sibsey Bracken bury Wm. :Boothby Pagnell,Granthm Biggadike John, Dowsdale, Whaplode Drove, Bolland Thomas, Crane end, Freiston, Boston Bracken bury Willia.m, Car! by, Stamford Peterborough Bolton Mrs. Ann, High street, Ho! beach Bracken buryWm. WythBm-on·the-Hill,Bourn Bill William Robert, Haugh, Alford Bolton Joseph, Fulstow, Louth Bradford William, Weston, Spalding Billaney David, Wroot, Bawtry Bond Mrs. Betsy &: Thomas, Gayton-le- Bradley Mrs. Caroline, Eagle, Newark Billings Thomas, Sutton St.Edmnnns, Wlsbch Marsh, Alford Bradley Mrs. Mary, Far Tborpe, West Ashby, Bills William, West Torrington, Wra.gby Bond John Salisbury, Toynton All Saint~, Horncastle Bilton John,
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