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LONDON, W DNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1839.

Smallpiece, Mark, Dorking
Smallpiece, George, Compton
Smallpiece, Job, Farneembe
Smallpiece, Job, jnn., Fern-
comb.
Smallpiece, Fred., Farncombe
Smart, John, Guildford
Smeed, William, Godalming
Smith, R., St. George, South-
wark
Smith, John, Streatham
Smith, John, 'Pulse-hill
Smith, W. Proctor, Lingfield
Smith, Captain, Kingston
Smith, William, Woking
Smith, Henry, Chertsev
Smith, William, Byfieet
Smith, Richard, Farnham
Smith, Thomas, sen., Frimley
Smith, Lieut. ehn, Frimley
Smith, Henry, Frimley
Smithers, Daniel, Wotton
Smithers, Charles, Wonersh
Smithers, James, Abinger
Spar'.;.s, William, Guildford
Sparks, John, Wonersh
Sparks, Henry, Bramley
Sparks, John, Arlington
Sparks, Janes, Byfleet
Speer, Cleygate
Spencer, George, West Horsley
Sperring, Robert, Dulwich
Spicer, J. W., Esher
Spicer, William, Esher
Spicer, Henry, Leatherhead
Spottiswood, Andrew, Capel
Sproston, Thomas, Worcester
Park
Sprules, William, Carshalten
St. Clair, Col. S. P., Lingfielsl
Stables, Charles L., Croydon
Stacey, James, Nutfield
Stanford, Jahn, Lin field
Stanford, Edward, Caterhasat
Stansfield, Arthur, Ripley
Staples, William, Sr. Saviour's
Starers, Thomas, Ewell
Steer, Benjamin, Oxted
Steer, Lee, Wottou
Stenning, Godstone
Stenning, Edward, Godstone
Stent, James, Merstham
Stevens, William, Mickleham
Stevens, James, Cranley
Stevens, John William, Badshot
Stevens, Edmund, Farnham
Stevens, Charles, Farnham
Stevens, John Chitty, Badshot
Still, William, sen., Chelsham
Still, Charles, Horsell
Stone, Edward, Leatherhead
Stone, George, Ewell
Stone, William, Leatherhead
Steroid, Thomas, Farnham
Stovold, Henry, Runfold
Streeter, William, Sanderatead
Street, Henry, Wonersh
Street, William, Wonersh
Street, John, Cranley
Stringer, John, Effingham
Strudwick, John, Chiddingfold
Stubbs, William, Epsom
Stubbs, Johnson, Sutton
Sturge, Tobias Walker, Cam.

Turner, John, Croydon
Turner, John, Aliteham
Turner, C. H., jun., Godstone
Twyer•se, Edward, Wonersh

Underwosod, William, Merst-
ham
Upton, lion. Lient..General,
Ashstead
Unwins, Richard, Lingfleld

Vane, Richard John, Dulwich
Vanner, Thomas, Farnham
Veniss, James, Godstone
Finch, jun., Merrow

Wackford, Thomas, Wotton
Wadbrook, William, Kingston
Wade, John, St. Saviour's
Waghorn, Charles, Ewell
Wakeford, John, Stoke
Wales, William, Godstono
Walker, John, Coulsdon
Walton, W. IL, Oxted
Walton, James, jun., Christ-
church.
Ward, Rev. E. J., Clandon
East
Warner, S. A., St. George,
South work
Warner, George, Witley
Waterer, Michael, Horsell
Water, W. H , St. George,
Souhw-ark.
Watkins, :Je Wandsworth-
read
Watney, Thomas, Wimbledon
Watson, Edwd. Temple, Peck-
ham
Waymarlt, Francis, Newington
Weaire, Edmund, Bletchingley
Wearn, Albert, Gt. Bookham
Webb, RJobt. Drew, Chiang-
fold
'Webb, Lieut.-Cc., Witley
Weller, Richard, Capel
Wells, John, Chertsey
Wells, Richard, Farncomb
Wells, Eenry Tickner, We-
nersh
Wells, Win., jun., Horsley
Wentworth, J. F., Wandsworth
West, Win., jun., Farnham
Westall, Edward, Croydon
Westear, Henry, Walton-on-
Thames
Whitbourn, Richard, Labourn
Whitburn, Wm., West Horsley
White, Charles, Peckham
White, William, Ciapham-road
White, James, Godalming
White, William, Tolworth
Whiting, Alfred Richard, Clap_
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Whitelock, Robert, St. °lave
Whitmore, H., Epsom
Wight, Arthur, Artington
Wilkins, John, Guildford
Wilkins, George Hughes, Wal-
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Williams, Anthony, Farnham
Williams, Charles, Frimley
Williams, S. P., Kennington-
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Willes, Joseph, Chearn
Willett, James, Harley
Willis, Wm., Great Bookham
Wing, Edward, Croydon
Winkworth, Arthur, Witley
Winkworth, William, Chid-
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Wisby, John, Mount-street,
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Weed, Frederick, Putney
Wood, William Leigh, Putney
Wood, William, 'Warplesion
Wood, John, Seal
Wood, C., sen., Epsom
Weed, C., jun., Epsom
Wood, John, Waddon, Croydon
Wood, Charles, J. Godalming
Wood, John, lanibleden
Woodhams, James, Camberwell
Woodroffe, George, Weybridge
Woedroffe, Charles, Walton-en-
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Woods, Thomas, Tnesley
Woodyer, Henry, Guildford
Worsfold, George, Ewhurst
Wersfold, Jelin, Dorking
Wright, George, Mitcham
Wyatt, John, Ockham
Wyeth, Daniel, Gedalming
Wyllie, Alexander, Claygate '

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Sumner, William H.lme, Clan.
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Swan, Robert, Capel
Swan, Edward, Dorking
Swettenham, Thomas Eton,
Chiddingfold

Tanner, John, Sutton
Tanner, John, Norwood
Tate, J. M., Epsom
Taylor, John, Carshalton
Taylor, F., Ewell
Terry, William, Ontwooll
Terry, George, Maldon
Thomas, Henry, Croydon
Thornton, James, Barnes
Thornton, John, jun. , Clapham
Thornton, Samuel, Chobham
Thornton, H. Miles, Chobham
Thrupp, Henry Cast, Walton-
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Thurlow, Rev. Thos. Ewhurat
Thurlow, Thos. Lyon, Ewhurst
Tickner, James, Godalming
Tillard, Thomas, Streatham
Tinkler, Alexander, Putney
Tinkler, William, t. Martha
Todd, Joseph, Horsell
Tomkins, Benjamin, Barnes
Tonge, John, Lingfield
Trigg, William, \Voking
Trimmer, John A., Haslemere
Trist,Richard, Thornton Heath,
Croydon
Trotter, John, Epson
Trower, Thomas, Gattoi
Tubb, William, iit. George,

Yates, John, Kingston
Young, Harman, Dorking
Young, Heathfield, Dorking
Young, John, Dorking
Young, J. R., Windleshaw
Young, Thomas, Walton-on-

Southwark _
Tucker, Joseph, Windleshara
Turner, John, Banstead

Thames
Toung, Robert, Oxteil
Young, John, Lingfield
Youngs, George, Shalfori

LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME
DIANE.
Burrett, Benjamin ... -Eghain
Dodman, Joseph St. George, Southwark
Dodson, David St. Saviour's
Dupere, Abraham William Crown Court, Newington
Furlonger, William Guildford
Gibbins, Thomas St. George, Southwark
Giles, James Croydon
Gray, Samuel -Blackman-street, Newington
Hackman, George Godalming
Haines, William Tooting

Joyce, James Thames Ditton
Lovell, William Dorking
Lucock, William Epsom

Nevill, George Richmond
New, John Kingston
Smeeton, .. St. John's

Thompson, James Putney
Todd, James Kennington
Wall, George, Alexander Richmond
Waterman, George . ichmoad

LIST of PERSONS who have taken out GAME CERTL
FICATES at 31. 131. id. each, such Persons not being
Assessed Servants.

APPOINTED BY
AND F•n IVIIAT

NAME.

Iit.ZIIIIEN C B.

Dives, John

Lingliold.

?LACES.
For Colledge and
Billhurst.
By the Governors of
Christ's Hospital,
for Horley
By , for New-
_

Franks, Thos., jun. ,Horley.

Hards, Edward, Newdigate.

cligate.
Haylock, Thomas, Walton-on-the-liill. By , for Wal-
ton-on-the-Hill.
By Lord Somers, for
Reigate, the Priory
of Reigate, and
Honey.
By Sir George Tal-
bot, Bart., for
Alickleham.
By --, for Great
Bookham.

Neale, Thomas, Reigate.

'Oen, Dan., Blieklslam.

Taylor, Mr.,

Great Bookham.

GAMEKEEPERS (being Assessell Servants) at 11.55. each.
APPIIINTED
AND FOR WHAT

NAME.

PLA CES.
ay Lord Egerton,
for Weybridge.
Hon. F. G. Howard,
for Ashstead.
J. H. Linton, Esq.,
for Banstead.
Thomas Page, Esq.,
for Cobham.
Thomas Alcoek, Est.
for Kingswood.
Capt. C. H. Carew,
for Beddington.
WalterCalyert,Est.,
for Ockley.
C. L. H. Master,
Esq., for Oxted.
C. M. Lamson, Esq.,
for Burston Court
Lodge.
Sir W. G. H. Joliffe,
Bart., for Merst-
ham, Abury, Pur-
bright, Chipstead,
Alderstead, and
Chaldon.
C. H. Turner, Esq.,
for Tandridge.
Sir W. G. H. Joliffe,
Bart., for Merst-
ham, Albury, P ur-
bright, Chipstead,
Alderstead, and
Chaldon.
Combo, Brates, and John Leech, Esq., for
Witley Rectory. Comise,Brates,and
Whitley Rectory.
Lee Steere, Esq., for
Wotton.
James Lanroll, Esq.,
for Frimley.
William Speer, Esq.,
for Ember and
Weston.
John Cator, Esq.,
for Penge.
W. L. Gower, Esq.,
for Titsey, Tots-
field, and Limps.
field.
Woedeote Park. Baron de Tessier, for
Woodcote Park.
J. B. Hankey, Esq.,
for Fetekam Park.
Woodmansterne George Reid, Esq.,
forWoodmansterne
The Lord Bishop of
Winchester, for
Badshot.
Felix Ladbroke,Esq,
for Leatherhead.
Jonah Cressiegham,
John Efosrq.cF'
William Fuller,Esq ,
for Manor of Faux-
faaroprneCiea.ur,s h n
Esq.,alto
Faux-
hall.

Wotton.

Primley.

Ember.

Penge.

Tit. y.

Feteharn Park.

Badshot.

Leatherheati.

Carskalton.

Streatham.

Patey, John,

Losely.

Smith, William, Sutt•n.

Smith, John, Gat ton.

stint, James, Capel.

Swansborough, W., Busbridge.

Temple, William, Mitcham.

James More Moly-
neux, Esq., for
Losely.
Jonah Cressingham,
Esq., for Sutton.
Lord Monson, for
Gattou.
John Farnell, Esq.,
for Capel.
F. 13. S. Wilder, for
Busbridge,
James Moore, Esq.
for Biggan and
Tansworth.

By order of the Board,
Stamps and Taxes. C. PRESSLY, Secretary,
Made up to the 7th of Sept. 1639.

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At the Court at Windsor, the 21st day of October, 1839,
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The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
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