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Marsland, Rev. G. Beckingham
Maule, Rev. G., South Ferriby
Mayne, Rev. R., Limpstield, Surrey
Mayne, Rev. C. O., Midsomer Norton
Moberley, Rev. Dr., Winchester Coll.
Morgan, Rev. D., Amport
Morris, Rev. R., Great Russell-street
Mounsey, Rev. T., Owthorne, n. Hull
Murray, Rev. C., Ashe, n. Overton
Munn, Rev. J. R., Burwash
Neave, Rev. F. R., Poole Keynes
Nicholls, Rev. B. E., Walthamstow
Norris, Rev. D. G, Kessingland
Oakes, Rev. T., Tostock
Oldershaw, Rev. Henry, Lichfield
O'ide, Rev. J., Ayott, St. Lawrence
slow, Rev. M., Weald, near Seven
Daks

Thurlow, Rev. J., Stanhope, Durham
Travis, Rev. W. J., Trin. Coll. Camb.
Trenow, Rev. F. J. C., Langton Herring,
near Weymouth

Tweed, Rev. J., Capel, Surrey
Tyler, Rev. J. E., St. Giles in the Fields
Utterson, Rev. A. G., Layer Marney,
near Kelvedon

Vince, Rev. S. B., Ringwood, Hants
Wackerbarth, Rev. F. D., Peldon
Walker, Rev. W., Greenacres, Manches-

Watling, Rev. C. H., Bajendon, near
Cirencester

Watts, Rev. James, Ledbury
Webster, Rev. G. M., Codford St. Mary
Welland, Rev. L. P., Talaton, near
Honiton

Weller, Rev. Dr., North Luffenham
Wellford, Rev. G., Bray

Wentworth, Rev. S. E., 21, Seymour
street, Liverpool

Wetherell, Rev. T. M., Wing
White, Rev. Thomas, Efferston
Wickham, Rev. R., Twyford, near Win-
chester

Wilson, Rev. F., Saleby, near Alford
Woolcombe, Rev. H., Highampton
Wray, Rev. C., Everton

Wright, Rev. F. B., Handborough
Wyatt, Rev. C. F., Broughton, n. Ban-
bury

Yate, Rev. G. L., Wrockwardine
Yonge, Rev. Mr., Lavenham
Young, Rev. R. G., Whipsnade

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