THE BATH DIRECTORY - 1846

BATH DIRECTORY. (HED·BEY. Hedges Edmund, draper, haberdasher, hosier, glover, and laceman, I 0, Market place Hedges John, 4, Forefield place, Lyncombe Hedges Miss, 9, North parade Heereman John, gardener, 5, Cottage crescent Helliar Robert, Rising Sun, Circus mews Hellicar Misses, 9, North parade Hellings Robert Hawkins, solicitor, 19, Old .Bond street; residence, 3, Grosvenor place Hellyar Mrs. George, 13, Norfolk crescent Helps Mrs. Caroline, poulterer, adjoining Assembly rooms Hely Francis, 15, Northampton street Helyar James, tl'Unk-manufadurer, 5, Union passage Hemming Thomas, linendraper, I, Milsom street Hemmings John, brewer, 4, St. Swithen's place Hemmings Misses, 24, Gay street Henchman Miss, 7, Q.reat Stanhope street Henderson Capt. George, n.N., 11, St. James's square Hendy Mrs. Eliza, grocer, Holloway Henley Thomas, house and sign painter, 9, A bbeygate street ; residence, 8, St. J ames's street Henry Capt. Graham, 10, Lambridge Henry William Wentworth, esq., 19, Somerset place Hensley Henry, surgeon, 3, Brock street Hensley Mrs. Susan Maria, 4, Bloomfield place Henwood John, beerseller, 3, Gloucester street Heuwood William D., warehouseman, 10, Dafford's street Herring Thomas, tobacconist, 17, Milsom street; residence, 9, Paragon buildings Hervey Dominick, piano-forte and music seller, 13, .Mil~ som street Hervey 1\Irs., teacher of the piano-forte, 13, Milsom st. Hewett Thomas, grocer, 18, Morford street Hewett Miss Mary, 10, Vineyards Hewish William, carpenter, 8, Twerton-hayes buildings Hewitt Hon. Jane, 3, Oxford row Hewlet\ William, coal and wood yard, &c., l\lilk street Hewlett l\lrs. Rester, lodgings, lo, Bennett street Hewlett Miss Ann Batchelor, ladies' seminary, 11, Demontalt place, Combe down Hewson John, gent., 6, Dunsford place Hexter 'Villiam, esq., 13, Henrietta street Heywood Richard, esq., Banner house, Batheaston 17'1 Walcot BnildhJgs.] 87

l:IEY-RII..) SILV'ERTHORNE'S Heywood Mrs. Ann, laundress, 1, Burdett's bdgs., Walcot Hibbard Mrs. Elizabeth, brewer, Holloway; res., Paradise house, Hollowav H " ibbart John, beerseller, Corn be down Hibberd William, 16, Monmouth place Hibbert John, gent., 9, Claremont place Hibbert Mrs., ll, Cavendish place B ibbitt J ames, boot and shoe maker, I, St. J ames's st .. Hick William, china, glass, lamp, and chandelier warehouse, 7, George street; residence, 7, Barton buildings. -See Advertisement Hickes John, road surveyor, 6, Bloom .field terrace Hickes Mrs., 7, Brock street Hickman Samuel, gent., 3, Caroline buildings Hicks Charles, 3, Gay's place, Gay's hill Hicks John William, esq., 16, Lansdown crescent Hicks Miss Mary, 12, Broek stre6)t Higgins John, Chapel court, Prince's street Higgins John, mason, 12, Barton place, Holloway Higgins Thomas, attorney, Gorefield place, Devonshire buildings Highfield James, plasterer, 1, Abbey green Higman Benjamin, printer, 46, W alcot street; residence, 3, Upper East hayes Hill Clark, {), Dafford's buildings Hill Edward, surgeon, Batheaston Hill Edward Lyons, gilder, 3, St. J ames's parade Hill Granville Diggle, solicitor, 26, Union street; res., 17, Edward street Hill John, esq., 28, Royal crescent Hill Jobn, geut., 17, Seymour street Hill John, White Hart, Twerton Hill John Button, surgeon, 17, Seymour street Hill J ofm 1\larshman, carver and gilder, 4, \Vood street,. Queen square Hill (John) and Miss \Vitchell, milliners, 34, Milsom st. Hill Joseph, accountant, 11, New King street Hill J osiah, {), Gay's buildings Hill Robert, confectioner, 10, \Valcot buildings Hill Robert, cutler, 49, \Valcot street Hill Stephen \Valdron, esq., 33, St. James's square Rill Thom1s, 3, Cornwall terrace Hill Thomas, 17, Philip street [Published at

nATlt DlR~CTORY. (HIL-lllT• Hill Capt. Thomas A., 3, Weston grove, Weston Hill William, ostler, 6, Chapel court Hill Capt. \Villiam Francis, 9, Macaulay buildings Hill \Villiam Shaw, wine and spirit merchant, 13 L Westgate street Hill Mrs . .Mary, tailoress, 3, Cornwall terrace Hill Mrs. Maryanne, milliner and dressmaker, 13, Corridor Hill Mrs. Sarah, lodgings, 7, Puragon buildings Hill Miss Ann, 2, Westhall place, Upper Bristol road Hillcoat Rev. Henry Brougham William, D.D., Queensquare chapel Hillcoat Miss, 31, Sydney buildings Hilliam John, gent., 13, Daniel street Hilliar John, milkman, 25, 'N orcester buildings Hillier Charles Francis, accountant, 14, Henrietta street Hillier William, mason, I 2, Lyndhurst terrace Hillier Mrs. Martha, 23, Thomas street Hillier Miss M. A., seminary, 23, Thomas street Hillman Ambrose, miller, Cypress cottage, Weston Hindon Jouathan, 19, Eldon place, Larkhall Hinds Samuel Maxwe11, esq., 8, Raby place Hine Thomas, brewer, and wine and spirit vaults, Combe• down brewery Hines Thomas, bottle and leech warehouse, 9, Upper Borough walls Hinnell J ames, surveyor of taxes, 7, Norfolk buildings Hinton Alfred John, teacher of music, 11, Corridor Hinton Henry, carpenter, 6, St. Georges's place, Upper Bristol road Hinton J ames, mason, 3, Highbury buildings Hinton Mrs., milliner and straw-bonnet maker, 11, Corridor Hinton Mrs. Sarah, 13, Russellstreet Hinxman Rev. Henry, Beaufort house, Grosvenor Hiort John "\Villiam, esq., 24, Belvedere Hippisley Mrs. Ann, 6, Lansdown crescent Hippisley Mrs. Frances A., South-bank cottage,Batheastou Hitchcocks Richard, lapidary, 6, Queen street Hitchens J ames, broker, 7, Stall street Hitchins Thomas, surgeon, Twerton Hitchins "\Villiam, surgeon, Twerton Hitch man Mrs. Saran, baker, 3, Upper Borough walls 17', Wa!cot Buildings,] 1 :1 eg

}IIS-HOD.) SILVERTHORNE'S Hiscocks George, 22, Grove street Hiscocks Mrs., laundress, 22, Grove street Hiscox John, cook, 7, Trim street Hiscox Martin Thomas, surgeon, 38, Claverton street; residence, Beaufort cottage, Worcester terrace Hiscox J\lrs. 1 straw-hat maker, 7, Trim street Hiskins George, 2, Albion buildings Hoar Ralph, esq., 5, St. Andrew's terrace Hoare John, Wheat Sheaf, 27, Broad street Hoare William, plumber, 4, Dorchester street Hoare lVIrs. E sther, laundress, 11, Richmond place Hoare Miss Harriet, ladies' boarding school, 2, \Vidcombe crescent Ilobbs Charles, gardener, {), Balnstrad€, Beaufort buildings; residence, Grosvenor cottage Hobbs George, butcher, Monmouth pla~e, Upper Bristol road Hobbs Henry, carver and gilder, 27, Peter street Hobbs John \V alter, pigeon dealer, 1, Trim bridge; residence, 10, Bedford street Hobbs Richard (Todd fs H.), M, \Vestgate street Hobbs Samuel, dairy, 6, Lillipnt alley Hobbs Samuel, saddler and harness-maker, 21, Southgate street Hobbs Thomas, carpenter and builder, 2, Kingsmead terr. Hobbs William, gent.,{), George street, Bathwick Hobbs Mrs. Mary (Byard ~H.), 21, Southgate street Hobley Richard, 8, Northampton street Hoblyn Mrs., 32, Pulteney street Hobson Henry, teacher of drawing, 6, Charles street Hobson Henry Edrington, artist 13, Rivers street Hobson Miss, teacher of dancing, 13, Rivers street Hockey Charles, Hartley farm, Batheaston Hockey Thomas, carpenter, 10, Kingsrnead square Hodder John, 36, Ballance street Hodges Archelaus, 6, Longmead buildings Hodges Edward, M.D., 9, Gay street Hodges John, carpenter, 13, "\Vestgate buildings Hodges John, smith and farrier, 21, Beaufort square Hodges Robert, cabinetrnaker, 22, W estgate buildings Hodges Mrs., schoolmistress at Victoria infant school, Bath wick · Hodges Mrs. Ph<Ebe, 3, Brougham-hayes buildings 90 [Published ••

BATH DIRECTORY. (HOD-HO'].. llodgetts and \Vebber :Misses, academy, 9, Somerset place Hodgson Mrs., 26, St. James's square Hodson Mrs., 22, Pulteney street Hogg John, draper, &c., 7, Thomas street Hogg Robert, gardener, 10, Carriage road Hogge Edward Stephen, chemist, 5, Cheap street Holbrook Frederick, gent., Rosemount, Lyncombe hill Holbrook James, gardener, 6, George's bdgs., Swainswick Holbrook Thomas, coal-merchant, 12, Margaret's hill Holbrook Mrs. Mary .Anna, milliner and dressmaker, 2, Gloucester place Holbrook (Tabitha) and (Ann) Alexander Misses, lodgings, 40, Bathwick street Holburne Sir Thomas \Villiam, bart., 10, Cavendish crescent Holden \Villiam, chairman, 3, Cottage row, Bathwick Holder Isaac, dairyman, I, \¥ alcot place, Snow hill Holder Mrs. Ann, 3, Cambridge terrace Holder 1\Irs. Elizabeth, 47, New King street Holdich Mrs. Maria, 15, Axford's buildings Holdstock Alfred, private tutor, 1, Eladud buildings Holdstock George, New Inn, 1, Stambridge place, Batheaston Holdstock Samuel, academy, 15, Portland place Holdstock Samuel, jun., private teacher, 11, Quiet street Holdstock Miss, teacher of the piano-forte, 11, Quiet st. Holdway Alexander, tailor, and lodgings, 12, Rivers street Holdway Mrs. l\iary Ann, baker and grocer, post-office, \Veston Hole George, wood & coal merchantt VilJa fields, Bathwick Hole Henry, tailor and draper, 8, Corridor Hole lVIisses, 3, Alfred street Hollick John, gent., 15, Sydney buildings Hollingsworth Miss, 7, George street, Bathwick Hollister George, gardener, Prior-Park fishponds Holloway David, 8, Cornwall row Holloway John, dyer, Sydenham house, Bristol road Holloway John, shoemaker, 3, Bloomfield terrace Holloway Thomas, gardener, Batheaston Holloway \Villiam, dyer, 14, "\V est gate buildings Holloway .Mrs. Eliza, 16, Twerton-bayes buildings Holly Henry, shoemaker, ll, Monmouth place, Upper Bristol road 1~, Walcot BuildiDgs.]

llOL-HOO.] SILVERTHORNE'S Holly J ames, pork butcher, 12, Kingsmead square Holman James, lodgings, 7, Burlington street Holman Mrs., 3, Duke street Holmes (Edward Mullins) and vVilkinson, linendrapers and silkmercers, 20, Old Bond street Holmes George, painter and glazier, 1, Twe-rton east Holmes Richard, painter, 2, Brougham-hayes terrace Holmes William, timber-merchant, 38, Cornwall bdgs. Hollway Edward, Victoria tavern, 12, Bridewelllane Hollway J oseph, engraver and machine ruler, lithographic and copperplate printer, and fancy stationer, I 0, 1\lilsom street. See Card at end Holtham J oseph, mason and builder, 5, Prospect buildings, Wells road Holtham Joseph, mason, 12, Fry's Belle vue Holway William, dairyman, 17, Vineyards Holworthy Charles, gent., 3, Cavendish bdgs., Sion hill Hook Henry, Young Fox, Holloway Hook James, cabinetmaker, ) , Prior-Park buildings Hooke Daniel Burford, boot and shoe maker, 8, Broad st. Hooper Charles, dairyman, 6, Fountain buildings Hooper Charles, fishmonger, 2, York street Hooper Francis, Bargeman's tavern, Sydney wharf Hooper Francis, jun., carrier by water, Sydney wharf Hooper George, clock and watch maker, 6, Kingsmead sq. Hooper J ames, baker, 42, 'Valcot street Hooper J ames, painter and japanner, 28, Cornwall place Hooper James, farmer, Northend farm, Batheaston Hooper John, gent., Radford house, Batheaston Hooper John William, gent., Bath wick house Hooper Mark, farmer, N orthend, Batheaston Rooper Stephen, painter and glazier, 11, Bridge street Hooper Thomas, tailor, 24, Corn street Hooper Thomas Clarence, esq., 20, Green-Park buildings Hooper William, esq., Lambridge house, Swainswick Hooper William, grocer and tea-dealer, 11, Market place Hooper William, ladies' boot and shoe maker, 13, Pulteney bridge. See Advertisement Hooper William, wood and coal merchant, Old Darlington wharf Hooper (William Abraham) & Son (Thomas), nphol~ sterers, auctioneers, and house agents, 6, Bladud bdgs. Hooper Miss Matilda, dressmaker, 1, Prior-Park cottages 92 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. [HOO-H011. :Hooper Miss Sarab, 4, Beaufort place, Lambridge Hope Fletcher, New Inn, Southgate street Hopes Thomas Spencer ( Waterman ~H.), 7, London st. Hopes Mrs. Mary, laundress, Vine cottage, J ames street Hopkins Henry, letter-carrier, lO, Summerlay's place., "\Yidcombe Hopkim; J ames, baker, 37, Southgate street Hopkins James, boot and shoe maker, 14, Corridor Hopkins J ames, glass painter and enameller, 14~ Philip st. Hopkins J ames, lodgings, 22, Brock street H opkins J ames, shoemaker, 6, Bedford street Hopkins Rice, gent., 8, Belvedere Hopkins Thomas, shoemaker, 23, Peter street Hopkins William, baker, 17, Somerset street Hopkins William, cabinetmaker, 19, St. James's parade Hopkins William, surgeon and apothecary, Cattle's lane Hopkins Mrs. Sarah, 29, James street Hopkins Miss Elizabeth, 29, Circus Hopkinson Mrs. Jane, 10, Circus Horagon Miss, Catholic schoolmistress, 7, Pierrepont pi. Hurler Mrs. Catharine, {), Paradise row, Holloway Horlor Joseph, artist, 4, Vineyardg Hornby Mrs., 6, Devonshire buildings Homer William, classical and mathematical school, 33, Grosvenor place Homer Misses, preparatory school, 3, Beaufort bdgs. west Horton Henry, broker, 37, Walcot street Horton James, 24, Twerton-bayes buildings Horton John, greengrocer, l\'Ionmouth place, Upper Bristol road Hosey John, 7, Richmond place Hosking George, 3, Highbury terrace Hosking George N athaniel, resident apothecary at the United Hospital Hoskins George, bookbinder, 14, St. J ames's parade Hoskins J ames, carpenter, 31, Eldon place Hoskins J ames., Prior-Park lodge, \Vidcombe Hoskins John, shoemaker, 18, Caroline buildings Hoskins John, shoemaker, 13, Clarence street Hoskins Thomas, butcher, 6, Abingdon buildings Hosmer Capt. Henry, 10, Sydney place Hough Miss Eleanor, 29, Brock street Houlton Mrs., \V eston road 17, Walcot Buildings,]

BOU-HUD.) SILVERTHORNE'S Houlton Mrs. C., 2, Catharine place Housman Mrs., 14, Sydney place Houston 1\'Irs. Eliza, 20, Bennett street Hovenden Valentine Fowler, esq., 75, Pulteney street Howard Misses, 2, Burlington place Howard Thomas, civil engineer, 18, Prior-Park bdgs. Howarth Robert, professor of music, 8, Henry street Howe Charles, bootmaker, 2, Kingsmead street Howe Thomas, bazaar, 42, Milsom street Howe Mrs. Amy, grocer, I, London terrace Howell John, gent., 18, Walcot buildings Howell John, sworn appraiser, 21, Momnouth street Howell John (H.~ Son), 40, Rivers street Ho well John, Ostrich tavern, 9, Grove street Ho well John, painter, 11, Lyndhurst terrace Howell John Lloyd (H. ~ Son), 6 Harley street Howell Lingard, 27, St. J ames's parade Howell Thomas, auctioneer, and sworn appraiser, 21, Monmouth street Howell William, Full JJ!Ioon, Upper Borough walls; residence, 7, Dunsford place Howell William, grocer, 82, Avon street Howell and Son, painters and glaziers, St. Andrew's terr. Howell Mrs. Eliza, Collina cottage, Cottage crescent Howell Miss, academy, 8, Dnnsford place Howells David, 5, Larkhall place Howes John, gent., 16, Macaulay buildings Howie Miss Elizabeth, preparatory school, 36, Daniel street Howse Mrs., 8, Augusta place, Lyncombe hill Howse Mrs., I, Church street, Widcombe Hoy Henry O'Reilly, esq., 20, Marlborough buildings Hoy Mrs., 20, Marlborough buildings Hucklebridge George, fishing-tackle maker, 10, Pulteney bridge Huddart Lady Elizabeth, 10, Norfolk crescent H udden J esse, 1, Ivy cottages, Sydney buildings H udden John, ironmonger, 38, Kingsmead street; residence, 10, Great Stanhope street Huddlestone Miss, 13, Pierrepont street Huddlestone :Misses, 6, Rivers street Hudleston Robert Burland, esq., 8, Cavendish place Hudson Edward, LL.D., 4, Trafalgar place, 'Veston D4 [PubUshed at

BATH DIRECTORY. (HUD-HUN. Hudson Misses Maria and Catharine, academy, 2, Charles street Hughes George, greengrocer, f>, Widcombe parade Hughes Mrs., lodgings, 3, \Vidcombe terrace Hughes Mrs. Mary, 8, Edward street Hulance James, 10, Cottage row, Bathwick Hulbert Henry Payne, ,wine and ~randy merchant, 25, Belvedere Hulbert J ames, 3, Stanhope place Hulbert John, accountant, 20, Henrietta street Hulbert John. & Co., upholsterers and cabinetmakers, 8 & 9, Quiet street; res., ~ilkenny house, Sion hill Hulbert Robert John, wine and spirit merchant, 3, Fountain buildings Hulbert Samuel, watch and clock maker, 28, Broad st. Hulbert Timothy, mason, 1, Northampton buildings Hulbert William, farmer, Folly house, Canal Hull Daniel, grocer, 48, Walcot street Hulley Thomas, gent., 18, Belvedere Hurnfrey l\liss Anne, 6, Lambridge H nmphreys J ames, coach painter., 14, Brougham-hayes buildings Humphries George, blacksmith, Combe down Humphries George, writer, 7, New Orchard street Humphries 'Villiam, Upper East hayes Humphries William, clerk, 5, Paradise street Humphryes John, livery-stables, Henrietta mews Humphrys Mrs. Frances, 8, Great Bedford street Hunt Benjamin, gent., 65, Pulteney street Hunt Charles (H. ~ Son), printer and stationer, 13, Market place; res., 1, Priory place, Lyncombe Hunt David, warehouseman, 38, Claverton street Hunt Edward, hairdresser and wig-maker, 11, Union pas. Hunt Ezra, surgeon, 26, Rivers street Hunt Francis, gent., 65, Pulteney street Hunt George, boot and shoe maker, 20, Cheap street Hunt George, surgeon, Somerset house, Wells road Hunt Jabez, White Horse Cellar, Somerset buildings Hunt J ames, grocer and tea-dealer, Combe down Hunt John, grocer and poulterer, market; residence, 6, Sussex place Hunt John, tailor, Batheaston Hunt Joseph Avery, printer, 7, Camden cottages 171 Walcot Buildings.] 95

HUN-ING.] SILVERTHORNE'S Hunt Thomas, gent., 6, Frankley buildings Hunt Thomas, gent., 29, Hemietta street Hunt William, gent., 72, Pulteney street Hunt '\Villiam, saddler and harness-maker, 4, Old Bond street; residence, 14, Richmond place Hunt (Charles) & Son (Charles), wholesale and family wine merchants, 36, Southgate street; residence, I, Prior.v place, Lyncombe Hunt Mrs. Ann, 13, Charles street Hunter Mrs. Ann, 8, Worcester terrace Hunter Mrs. Donglas, o, Lansdown place east Hunter Miss, {j 1, Pulteney street H untley Thomas, gardener, \V eston road H untley William, 13, Prospect buildings H untley William, plasterer, 3, Philip-street cottages H untly J obn Lockyer, gent., 2, Ivy cottages, Sydney buildings Huntly Richard, waiter, I, Grove street Hurd .:Mrs. Ann, I, Worcester place Hurford Mrs. Hannah, laundress, 28, Monmoutb st. Hurley Edward, Sydenham cottage, Bristol road Hurley Mrs. Mary Ann, 2, Longmead bdgs., Twerton Hussey J ames, baker, 8, Bridewelllane Hussey Miss, 6, Sydney buildings Hutchins J oseph, Blucher inn, Southgate street Hutchins Rev. \Villiam, academy, Winifred house, Sion bill Hutton Henry, grocer, 3, Church street, Abbey green Hutton \Villiam Rose, tailor, 1, \Vickes court, Broad st. Hyatt Andrew, gardener, 3, Dafford's buildings Hyett John, inspector of police, 12, Trinity square Hyde James,plumber and glazier, 7,.Charles street Hyde Richard, cabinetmaker, 3, Abbey green Hyde Richard, lodgings, 3, Seymour street Hyde William, cabinetmaker and undertaker, 1, Charlotte street Hyde \Villiam, jun., cabinetmaker, 24, Monmouth st. Hyde \Villiam, Maltsier's Arms, 7, Upper Borough walls Hyde Mrs. Margaret, 9, Marlborough buildings Hyde Mrs. Mary, lodgings1 I, \\-? ood street, Queen sq. I ILES William, 19, Bathwick street Ingram William, 16, Kingsmead terrace 96 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (INY•JA.M. lnman 1\lrs., 7, Upper East hayes Innes Major-Gen. William, C.B., 7, Grosvenor place Irvine W alter, M.D., 32, Park street Irvine Mrsr Mary Ann, l, Grafton place, \Veston road Irvi11g Mrs. A., 6, Seymour street Irwin Charles, esq., 2, Pierrepont street Irwin Mrs., W, J ohnstone street Isaac Mrs., 4, Dunsford place Isaacs William (of Excise), 16, Hat.field buildings, Widcombe Ivison Jobn, newsman, Beechen-cliff cottage, Holloway. J JACKSON Rev. John, Bathford Jackson John, New Inn, Bathford Jackson J osepb, lodgings, 8, Seymour street Jackson Thomas, cbimneysweep, 90, Avon street Jackson William, esq., 11, Sydney place Jackson Mrs., 3, l\Iarlborough street Jackson Mrs., 6, Henry street Jackson Mrs. Ann, Laurel cottage, Sion row Jacobs John, dyer, 19, Corn stree1 James Abraham, shoemaker, Trafalgar cottage, Upper Bristol road J.ames Abraham, coachmaker, 2, Mount-pleasant west, Long acre James Arthur, tailor, 10, Abingdon buildings J ames Charles, 11, Morford street J ames Charles, 35-!-, New King street J ames Horatio, linendraper, silkmercer, undertaker, &c., 39, Milsom street J ames J ames, baker, Batheaston J.ames John, fruiterer, 2, New 'Vestgate buildings James John, master of Rectory commercial school, 3, Harington place; residence, 19, Northampton street James Thomas, gardener, 2, Lambridge street, Larkhall J ames 'Villiam, 8, Dover place James William, gent., 4, Cambridge terrace James 'William, carpenter, &c., 20, Caroline buildings James Mrs., 6, Lansdown road James Mrs., infant-school mistress, 20, Caroline bdgs. James Misses, 8, l.ansdown place west J amieson Capt. vValter, R.N., near Devonshire house, Vi ells road 17, Walcot Bu.Udillgs.] K 97

JAN-JEN.) SILVERTHORNE'S J anvrin Frederick, esq., 26, Queen square Jaques Charles, poulterer, 3, Burdett's buildings, \tValcot J aques John, poulterer, 2, Milk street J arrett Step hen, professor of music, 7, Kingsmead terrace J arvis George Ralph Payne, esq., ll, Brock street J arvis Miss Amy, 8, Abbey churchyard .Jay Edward, solicitor, 4, Princes buildings; residence, 4, Bathwick hill Jay Rev. William, 4, Percy place Jeans Miss, 17, Daniel street J effereys Mrs., 17, Rivers street J efferies Edmund, tailor and hatter, 3, Bladud buildings J efferies J ames, mason, 42, Eldon place J efferies Samuel, 7, Bath wick street Jefferies Samuel, gent., 14, Bladud buildings J efferies Mrs. Mary Ann, academy, 2, Nelson place J efferis John, butcher, Belvedere east J effery Francis, commercial traveller, 2, Elm place J effery J ames, bookbinder, 15, Orange grove J effery Mrs. Bartholomew, Eden cottage, Sion hill J effery Mrs. Frances, 4, St. Ann's place, New King street J efferys George, jeweller, 2, Charles street Jefferys Thomas, chimneysweep, 8, Avon street J effries J oseph, carver and gilder, 2.5, Kingsmead terrace J effries Mrs. Ann, laundress, Bailbrook cottage J effs William, esq., 6, St. J ames's square J el1y John Gresley, 8, Caroline buildings J enkins Charles Frederick, surgeon, 6, Russell street J enkins David, gent., Acton cottage, Beechen cliff J enkins John, gent., f>, Dover place J enkins John, shoemaker, 5, Sams's court, Bathwick Jenkins Joseph, professor of music, 12, New King street. J enkins William, porkbutcher, Holloway J enkins William, schoolmaster, 6, Stothert's buildings, N ewark street J enkins William Vaughan, esq., Combe grove J enkins Mrs., laundress, Bath wick fields J enkins Mrs. Ann, 14, Dafford's buildings J enks William, grocer, 8, Walcot buildings J enner Thomas, butcher, 3, George's place, Bath wick J ennings J ames, pigbutcher, 47, Richmond place Jennings John, wheelwright, &c., Walcot.house J ennings William, greengrocer, 24, W alcot buildings gs [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. ( .TER-.TON. Jerrard William, mason, 1 & 2, Edmund's place, James street Jerrard Mrs. Mary, Somerset cottage, Somerset place Jervis Lady Mary Jervis White, 16, Norfolk crescent Jervois Rev. James Bernard, 2, Barton buildings Jervois Capt. Samson, R.N., Winifred's dale Jervois Col. William, M.c., 7, Portland place Joeelyn Miss Sophia, 7, Upper Church street Joel Thomas, lodgings, 7, South parade Johnceline Thomas, 21, Morford street Johns Lewis, lodgings, 13, Kingsmead street Johns Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 31, Park street Johnson Capt. Frederic W ., Chapel house, Park street Johnson Henry, smith, 22, Lampard's buildings Johnson Sir Henry Alien, bart., 10, Cavendish place Johnson Hiram Arbraith Stewart, classical teacher, :5, York place,. \Valcot Johnson John, grocer and tea-dealer, 10, George street Johnson Jonathan, esq., 4, Darlington place Johnson Thomas Gordon, classical teacher, 16, Prospect place Jobnson Mrs. Susan H., 2, Fountain buildings Joiner Mrs. Rachel, lodgings, 8, Paragon buildings Jole John, watchmaker, 7, Pulteney bridge Jolly Thomas, lodgings, 11, Seymour street Jolly (Thomas) and Son (Thomas), linendrapers and silkmercers, 11 and 12, Milsom street; residence, 10 .. Old King street Jolly \Villiam, lodgings, 19, Charles street J ones Abraham, pipe-maker, 86, Avon street; residence, :5, Daniel street Jones Charles Gee, Pulteney .llrms, 37, Daniel street J ones Cradock, grocer, 1, Gibbs's court, W alcot Jones Edward, lodgings, 3, Queen square Jones Edward (Selle1·ington, J., ~ Co.), 11, Union street J ones George, chemist and druggist, 1 .. Somerset buildings, W alcot J ones George Arthnr, gent., 2, Bloomfield place J ones J ames, carver and gilder, 3, Harington place, Queen square J ones J ames, painter and glazier, 17, St. J ames's parade Jones Capt. John, 16, Edward street J ones John, saddler and harness maker, 4 .. Bridge street 17, Walcot .J ~9

JON-KEA.] SILVERTHORNE ·s Jones John, tailor, 19, Philip street Jones John Gillman, loo table and cabinet manufacturel", 4, Abbey street J ones Thomas, 4, Richmond place J ones Thomas, grocer, 4, London street Jones Thomas, greengrocer, 31, Belvedere Jones Thomas, lodgings, 24, Daniel street Jones Thomas, York-hou.se Tap, Broad street Jones William, Ivy cottage, Henrietta place, Grove street Jones \Villiam, chairman, l, Jones·s bdgs., Gay's bdgs. }ones William. harnessmaker, 36, Broad street Jones "\Villiam, mason, front of Camden cottages Jones Mrs., seminary, 19, Philip street Jones Mrs., laundress, Hi, Caroline buildings Jones Mrs. Ann, 17, Dalford's street Jones Mrs. Ann, 21, New King street Jones :Mrs. Catherine, tailoress, 3, Lambridge street, Lark hall J ones Mrs. Col. Parry, 31, Pulteney street Jones Mrs. Elizabeth, china and glass rooms, 43, Milsom street. See Advertisement Jones Eliza, laundress, 17, El don place, Lark hall Jones Mrs. Sarah, 7, Kirkham's buildings, Bathwick Jones Mrs. Sarnh, stocl{ing-grafter, 7, Union passage Jones Mrs. Sophia, greengrocer, 1, Mark's place, Walcot Jones Miss, 10, North parade Josland Richard, 17, Brougham-hayes buildings Joyce Alfred, carpenter, 1, Peter street Joyce Thomas, 22, Park street Joyce Mrs. Maria, 7, Lansdown place west Joyce Miss Laura, teacher of drawing, 22, Park street Joyce Miss M. E., ladies' seminary, 22, Park street Joynour Mrs. Caroline, school, 5, Brougham-hayes terr. Justice Capt. Philip, R.N., 15, Argyle street Justice Lient. Robert, 6, \Vidcombe crescent Jutsum William, shoemaker, and police constable, 2, Claverton buildings. K. KA YE Capt. vVilkinson Lister, 14, Royal crescent Keane Lady Charlotte Maria, 32, Marlborough buildings Kearton Edward, salesman, 36, Monmouth street Kearton John, livery-stable keeper, &c., Queen-square mews, Charlotte street 100 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (KEA-XEN. Keates Samuel, 5, Midsummer buildings, Tyning lane Keating William Cooper, esq., 6, Royal cresceut Keel John, plasterer, and lodgiugs, 13, South parade Keeling George Baker, accountant, 3, Charles street Keen Henry, French-polisher and grainer, 2, James st. Keene Alfred, drawing-master, 20, Catharine place Keene James (J. lf J. K.), 19, Norfolk buildings Keene James Boddeley, portrait painter, 5, Abbey churchyard; residence, 19, Norfolk buildings Keene John and James, printers in general, and publishers of the Bath Journal, 7, Kingsmead street Keene Rev. \Villiam, 8, Claremont place Keene Mrs. Elizabeth Martha, milliner, 44, New King st Keeping John, milkman, 14, Brookleaze buildings Keeping Robert, 9, Gay's buildings Keeping Samuel, gardener, 13, Brookleaze buildings Keeping l\lary, laundress, 15, Eldon place, Larkhall Keevil .1\liss Mary Anne, lodgings, 5, Duke street Keith Ladies, 34, Green-Park buildings Kelly \Villiam, currier and leatherseller, 23, Cornwall buildings Kelly Miss Cecilia, fishing-rod manufacturer, 18, Cornwall buildings Kelsey Nathaniel J., esq., 8, Grosvenor place Kelsou Charles, Venetian-blind maker, 12, Barton street Kelson James, 3, Russell place Kelson James, baker, post-office, Twerton Kelson John, butcher, Hollowav ~ Kelson William, tailor, 2, Beaufort place, Lambridge Kelson \Villiam, tailor, 4, 1\Iullins's court, \Valcot Kelson Mrs. Eliza, laundress, 12, Hampton row Kelson Misses, 7, Cleveland place west Kemm 1\Iiss A., 33, Bathwick street Kemp George, 4, Nile street Kemp John ( Taylor, K., lf Kingston), 6, Catbarine place Kemp 1\Irs. 1\Iartha, straw-bonnet maker, 4, Nile street Kench John, lodgings, 12, Northampton street Kendall A tkin, painter, 4, Abbey green Kendall Mrs. Sarah, grocer, 37, Northampton street Keudall .l\Iiss l\iary Ann, dressmaker, 36, Henrietta street Keniston James, 8, Church street, Widcombe Kenn J\liss Ann (Reynolds lf K.), 4, Walks Kennard John, carpenter, builder, &c., 10, Lyncombe pi. 17, W&lcot ,] K 2 101

KEN-KIN.] SILVERTHORNE·s Kennard Samuel Brickenden, printer~ 6, Russell place, Bristol road Kennedy Mrs. Charlotte, 5, Upper Church street Kennell Joseph, 7, Lyndhurst terrace Kennington George, bookbinder, 12, John street; res., 4, Lark place, Bristol road Kennington George, drilling-master, 9, Mount Beacon row Kent J oseph, tailor, f), John street Kent William, tailor, 6, Bladud buildings Kentish Miss Elizabeth, 5, Richmond hill Keogh Alexander, clerk, 9, East Twerton terrace Kerby William Slade, 4, Lower East hayes Kerr Alexander, draper,{), Newark street Kerr Miss, 2, Burlington street Kerr Miss Eliza, 11, Grosvenor place Kerslake John, plumber and glazier, (), Charlotte street Kerslake Miss .J a ne ( Robinson ~ K.), 8, Bennett street Kethro James, shoemaker, 7, Beaufort square Keyes John, carpenter, &c., 6, Dover terrace Keys John, grocer and teadealer, 12, N orthgate street Keyzer J ames, lodgings, 1, De montalt place Kidner John, Rose cottage, Prospect place Kidner William, carpenter and builder, 8, Ballance street Kilminster J esse, cooper, 62, Richmond place Kilminster William, coachman, opposite Richmond place Kilvert Rev. Francis, Claverton lodge, Bathwick hill Kilvert (John) and Evans, surgeons, 12, Darlington st. Kilvert Mrs. Anna, 9, Cambridge ten-ace Kimber Mrs. Mary, seminary, 8, Dafford's buildings Kimich (Bernard), Flaig, & Co., watch and clock manu· facturers, 23~ Somerset buildings. See Advertisement Kimmer J ames, gardener, C harlcom be King Benjamin, 6, Belmont King Benjamin, baker, 20, Morford street King Charles, basketmaker, 23, Stall street King Charles, engraver, 8, Prior-Park cottages King Edwiu, solicitor, 13, Queen square King George, grocer, 18, Oak street King George, surgeon, 3, New King street King J oseph Raymond, chymist and druggist, 21, Market place King Silas, mason, 4, A1bion buildings King Thomas, gent., 3, Worcester terrace 102 [Pnbli&bed at

BATH DIRECTORY. (KIN-KNI. King Thomas, smith, 19, Upper Camden place King Thomas, surgeon, 30, Brock street King Thomas Harper, esq., Lyde house, Sion hill King Mrs. J ulia, milliner, 9, Hot-Bath street Kingdom Mrs., 21, Twerton-hayes buildings Kingman George, greengrocer and fruiterer, I, Belle-vue buildings Kingston George, fly-owner, 7, 1.\'lorford street Kingston William, gardener, 2, Coburg place, 'Vidcombe Kingston William, Canal tavern, Widcombe Kingston William Wykeham (Taylor, Kemp, ~ K.), Saltford house, near Bath Kingston Mrs. lVIary, 11, Rivers street Kipling Mrs. Isabella, 10, Gay street Kirby John, Crescent fields, Upper Bristol road Kirkham George, painter, 6, Kirkham's bdgs., Batbwick Kirkham \Villiam, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 27, Cornwall place Kirkbam Mrfl. Jane Harriet, lodgings, 10, Pulteney st. Kirkwood Col. Tobias, Newbridge house, Upper Bristol road Kirwan Major Patrick, 77, Pulteney street Kissock Mrs., 2, Ivy cottages, Sydney buildings Kitch Robert, grocer, 12, Bladud buildings, and 38, Cornwall buildings Kite Gcorge, boot and shoe maker, Batheaston Kite George, shoemaker, 2, Larkhall buildings Kite \Villiam Moyle, tailor and draper, 8, Church street; res., l6, Philip street Kite Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 15, Brookleaze bdgs. Kitley J ames, nurseryman, Greenway lane, Lyncombe Kitson George, gent., 1, .Marlborough buildings Kitson Major, 1, Marlborough buildings Knapp George James, gent., 19, Devonshire buildings Knapp Mrs. Eleanor, 4, Montpelier Knee J oseph, carpenter, 6, Little Stanhope street Knee William, Railway Station tavern, 6, N ewark street Knight John, smith, 20, J ames street Knight John, 19, Brougham-hayes buildings Knight Joshua, watch and clock maker, 39, \Valcot st. Knight Michael (Knight ~ Son), 8, Fountain buildings Knight Thomas & Son, auctioneers and appraisers, 9, 10, and ll, Northumberland place 17, Walcot Buildings.] 1(13

KNI-LAN.) SILVERTHORNE'S Knight Mrs • .1\Iary, 28, Rivers street Knight Miss Harriet, Berlin and fancy warehouse, o, Sa.ville row Knight Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 3, St. Swithen's place Knightley Miss, 3, Marlborough street Knott John, waiter, 3, Circus place Knott Robert, tailor, 30, Claverton street Knott William, Freemasons' Tavern, Abbey green Knott \Villiam, lodgings, 44, Bathwick street Knott :Mrs., clearstarcher, lace and blond cleaner, 3, Circus place Kortright Miss Augusta, school, Banner-down house, Batheaston. L LACEY William, lodgings, 37, Avon street Lacon Miss Frances lVIary, 36, Park street Latfer Mrs., I, Caroline buildings Lake Daniel, superintendent at gas works, Upper Bristol road Lamacraft N icholas, carpenter, I 4, Prospect bgs., \V ells rd. Lamb Francis Lewis, wine-merchant, 26, New Bond st. Lambe John Monk, esq., 3, Sydney buildiugs Lambert J ames, shoemaker, 5, Piccadilly Lambert William, bookbinder and machine ruler, 6, Kingston buildings Lambert \Villiam, tailor, 5, Belle-vue buildiugs Lambert l\llrs., 3, Queen square Lambert l\Irs., milliner, Cumberland row Lambert :Mrs., I 0, Dafford's buildings Lambert 1\!Irs. Frances, 17, Springfield place Lamborn Mrs. Mary, straw-hat manufacturet·, Kensington cottage Lamont Mrs., 21, Brock street Landeg Miss Eliza, 13, Portland place Landon Mrs. Elizabeth, 16, Royal crescent Land or William Savage, esq., I, St. J ames's square Lane J ames, farmer, Charlcombe Lane Michael, Green-Park villa Lane Thomas, esq., 12, George street, Bathwick Lane Thomas, baker, 18, Claremont buildings Lane lVIrs., l4, Daniel street Lane :Mrs., 7, Darlington street Lane Mrs. Anne, 2, Lansdown terrace 10( (Published at

JlATll DIRECTORY. Lanfear 1\:Irs., 2, Raby place Lanfeare John, 2, Lower Swainswick (LAN-LA.R. Langford Richard, baker, 3, Coburg place, \Vidcombe Langley John, plasterer, 14, Ballance street Langley John, solicitor, 6, Harington place; residence, 4, Charles street Langhorne Mrs. Elizabeth, 23, New King street Langmore John, gent., 5, Albion terr., Upper Bristol rd. Langton Col. "'William Gore, M.P., Newton park; town residence, 12, Grosvenor square Langworthy Charles Cunningham, M.D., 34, Circus, and Kingsdown-house lunatic asylum, Box Lanham George, Stag's Head, 4, Widcombe parade Lanham Henry William, pastrycook, 16, Widcombe pa. Lanham John, baker, 14, \Vidcombe parade Lankesheer Richard, quarry-master, 4, Lyncombe place Lankesheer Miss, academy, 7, Caroline buildings Lanning Charles, carpenter, Lambridge street Lansdown Edmund, printer and stationer, 6, Axford's bdgs. Lansdown Edward, private teacher, 18, Raby place Lansdown George, watchmaker and jeweller, 42, Milsom street ; residence, 8, North parade Lansdown Henry Venn, teacher of drawing, 20, Great Stanhope street Lansdown Joseph, coal-merchant, Sydney wharf; res., Raby place. See Advertisement Lansdown Joseph, jun., accountant, 18, Raby place Lansdown J oseph, turnkey at the Bath city gaol, 8, East Twerton terrace Lansdown Robert (Parton ~ Co.), 7, North parade Lansdown Samuel, cabinetmaker, 3, Cleveland cottages Lansdown Mrs. George, lodgings, 8, North parade Lansdown Miss, private teacher, 18, Raby place Lansdown Miss Sarah, preparatory school, 1, Church street, Abbey green Lansley David, livery-stable keeper, &c., Upper Bristol road; residence, 1, Seymour street Lapham 1\frs. Lucy, grocer, 8, Albion place, Upper Bristol road Larey Lewis, tobacconist and importer of cigars, 26, Union passage. See .O.dvertisement Large Joseph (of Christian Knowledge Society), 18, Devonshire buildings 17, Walcot Buildings.] 105

LAR-LA.W.] SILVERTHORNE'S Large Mrs. Eliza, Masons' Arms, 10, Stambridge place, Batheaston Larkins Capt. Thomas, I, Spencer's Belle vue Laroche Madame G., magasin des modes, robes, et nouveautes, ID, Milsom street. See Card-plate. Lasbury Joseph, grocer, Caroline house, Widcombe Lasbury Thomas, scourer and presser, Elm cottages, Upper Bristol road Latcham J oel, carpenter, 19, Fry's Belle vue Latham Richard, 3, Upper Camden place Lathbury Rev. Thomas, 11, Hanover street La Trobe Rev. J ames, Moravian-chapel house, Charlotte street Laugharne Capt. \'Villiam, R.N., 3, Old King street Laurie Col. J obn, 3, :Mount Beacon Lautier Benjamiu, watchmaker, 6, Bridge street. See Advertisement Laver John, boot and shoe maker, 17, Green street Laver Richard, 8, St. George's place, Upper Bristol road Lavers Christopher, dairyman, Longmead house, Twerton Lavis George, grocer, and chairman, 11, Princes street Law Mrs., 47, Rivers street Lawday Mrs. Susanna, lodgings, 12, Claverton buildings Lawes William and Co., waggon office, 3, Sawclose Lawes M rs lVIaria, 14, Beaufort buildings west Lawley Feydo, clock manufacturer, 7, Union passage Lawley John, clockmaker, 12, Cross lane, Kingsmead st. Lawley Joseph, clock and trunk manufacturer, 8, Union passage Lawley :Mrs., milliner, 7, Old Bond street Lawrence Abraham, gent., 2, Devonshire place Lawrence George, pawnbroker, 6, W alcot buildings Lawrence John, pawnbroker, 8, New "'\Vestgate buildings Lawrence Jonah, clerk and inspector of hide market; residence, Stambridge cottage, Twerton Lawrence Joseph, saddler, and clerk at cattle market, Walcot street Lawrence Joseph, saddler, Midsummer buildings Lawrence Capt. St. Patrick George, 13, Great Bedford st. Lawrence Miss, 1, Bloomtield place Lawrence :Miss .Mary, Erin cottage, 4, Sion row, Sion hill Lawson Henry, esq., 7, Lansdown crescent Lawson l\1rs Margaret De Cardonel, 9, Green-Park bdgs. 106 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (LAY-LEW. Layard Mrs. Elizabeth, 8, Norfolk crescent La yard Mrs. General, I 0, Ril'ers street Layard .Miss, 42, Rivers street Laycock John, chair and sofa maker, 3, St. John's place Lea l\Ions. Gnillaume, teacher of the French language, 4, Edward street Leacroft Edward, gent., 10, Springfield place Leacroft l\liss, 10, Springfield place Lean George Stuckey (of Stuckey's Banking Company), 12, Park street Leatbart Mrs., 1, Sion place, Bathwick bill Leaventborp Mrs. Harriet, 4, Nelson place, Norfolk cres. Leaver John, 29, St. James's parade Leduc J oseph Pacifique, professor of languages, 42, Milsom street Lee Daniel, 9, Summerlay's place, Widcombe Lee Thomas, South Pole, 1 and 2, Dorcbester street Lee William, esq., 7, Alexander buildings Leedham Step ben, gent., Weston villa, 'N eston road Leeming Miss Ann, baby-linen warehouse, 9, Milsom st. Legg Edward, tailor, 12, Corn street Legg William, carpenter, 22, Morford street Leighton Lady, 1, St. J ames's square Leir Thomas Macie, gent., Cantalupe house, Weston Lemon Richard Parker, wine-merchant and sharebroker, I, Walks, North parade Lemon vVilliam, plasterer and fireman, 3, Kingsmead st. Lenten 1\:Irs. Sarah, stationer, Upper Borough walls Le Page Miss, lodgings, 4, Pulteney street Lester J ames, timbermerchant, 1, Albion terrace, Upper Bristol road Lester John, gent., 6, Albion terrace, Upper Bristol road Levison Henry, esq., 3, Henrietta street Lewes Lewis, carpenter, 4, Hopmead buildings, Twerton Lewin Thomas, marble-mason, 2, Cumberland row Lewis Adam, cabinetmaker and broker, 35, 'Valcot street Lewis Charles, Gmpes tavern, 14, Westgate street Lewis David & Son, tailors aud drapers, l, Quiet street Lewis George, plasterer, 8, Stambridge place, Batheaston Lewis J acob, waterman, 15, Paradise street, Wells road Lewis James, surgeon Combe down Lewis John, chairmaker, 5, l'VIargaret's hill Lewis John, chairman, 4, Lampard's buildings 171 Walcot Buildings.] 107

LEW-LIS.] SILVERTHORNE'S Lewis John, grocer, Holloway Lewis John Gould & James, chemists and druggists, 22, Cheap street Lewis John William, jewel1er, 5, George street Lewis Richard, carver, 11, Fry's Belle vue Lewis Richard, King's Head, 2, Bartlett street Lewis Samuel, tailor, 4, Burdett's buildings, Walcot Lewis Stephen, porkbutcher, 37, Westgate street Lewis Thomas, architect, surveyor, and builder, Wells rd. Lewis Thomas, dairy, 1, Kingsmead street Lewis Thomas, farmer, Warleigh farm, Bathford Lewis Thomas, wood and coal stores, 14, Kingsmead sq. Lewis Uriah, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 16, Union street. See Advertisement Lewis William, carpenter, Spring cottage, Primrose hill Lewis William, officer of the Bath court of Requests, 7, John street; residence, 3, St. Mark's buildings Lewis William, tinman and brazier, 27, Stall street Lewis Wi1liam James, porkbutcher, 3, Westgate street Lewis Mrs. Martba, 4, Victoria place, Larkhall Lewis (Elizabeth) and (Ann) ·white Misses, dressmakers, 11, Margaret's buildings I:ewis Miss Susan, grocer, 22, Union passage Lewis :Misses H. & M., preparatory school, 5, Barton buildings Lever J ames, 4, Brougham-hayes terrace Ley Daniel, lodgings, 17, Belvedere Ley William, engraver and printer, 7, Chapel row Liardet Frederick, esq., 3, Cavendish crescent Liddell Miss Charlotte A., 16, Charles street Lidiard Alfred, civil engineer and surveyor, 3, Wood st. Lidiard Wiliam Bye, conveyancer, 3, Wood street; res., 2, Norfolk crescent Lidiard \Villiam Bye, jun., solicitor, 3, 'Vood street; res., 2, Norfolk crescent Lidiard Mrs., I, Sydney place Lidyard Thomas, 18, 'Vellington place, Belvedere Light .J oseph, coachman, 3, Camden row Light vVilliam, 17, Twerton-hayes buildings Linn William, fly-proprietor, Circus mews I...ilwaU Richard, gardener, 56, Richmond place Lindsey Capt. William C., 36, Sydney buildings Lisle Mrs. Col., 9, Duke street 108 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (LIT-LON. Litman John, waterma.n, l\'lalthouse cottage, between 30 and 31, M orford street Little Bartlett, solicitor and notary public, 11, Bladud buildings Little J ames, tailor, &c., 2, Cleveland terrace Little John, Crown inn, Market place Little John, gardener, 17, Margaret's hill Little John White, esq ., 13, Beaufort buildings west Little J oseph, brewer, 10, Gracious court, Broad street Littlehales Vice-Admiral Bendall Robert, 6, Camden place Llewellyn Trevor, dairy, 15, Kingsmead street Lloyd Henry, superintendent at the city weighhlg engine, 7, Orange grove Lloyd J ohu Angustus, surgeon, 31, Claverton street Lloyd Maurice, assistant at the city weighing engine, 22, .Bathwick street Lloyd Richard, cornfactor and bake1·, 1, Elm place Lloyd Samuel, esq., 2, Queen's parade Lloyd Thomas, tailor, 10, Waterloo buildings, Widcombe Lloyd Lieut. Vaughan, 19, Catherine place Loader James, schoolmaster, Chapel house, Princes street Lock Ezekiel, 2, Richmond place Lock Joel, tailor and draper, 10, Upper Borough walls Lock Thomas, baker, 9, Milk street L~k Mrs. Ann, jeweller aud watchmaker, 11, Quiet street Lockey Rev. Francis, Swainswick cottage, Swainswick Lockyer John, mason, 20, Hopmead buildings, Twerton Lockyer William, 2, St. J obn's place Lockyer (Charles) & Piper, corn and coal merchants, 14, M on mouth place, Upper Bristol road Lockyer Mrs. Hannah, 29, Northampton street Loder N athanie], clerk, 6, Green street Lodge William, painter aud glazier, 17, Beaufort square Loftus Miss, 47, Rivers street Loinsworth Mrs. Gen. J. A., 12, Charles street London Mrs. Fanny, furniture warehouse, 3, Walks London Miss, miniature painter, 3, Walks Long Charles, chairmaker, 1, Cornwall terrace Long J ames, carpenter, 3, Clement street Long James, hairdresser, perfumer, an~ wigmaker, 10, Old Bond street Long John, tailor, 8, Cornwall terrace Long John Robert, hosier, &c., 9, Abbey churcl1yard 17 'Walcot Buildings.] K 109

LON•LOX.] SILVERTHORNE'S Long 'V alter, tailor, 3, Hampton row Long William, brightsmith, l, Lambridge street, Larkhaii Long William (of Stuckey's Banking Company). 16,. Lansdown place east Long Mrs. Sarah, academy, 9, Lower Camden place Long Miss, 7, Claremont place Long Miss Kate, dairy, 16, Monmouth street Longdon George, boot and shoe maker, 16, Margaret's buildings Longdon Thomas, woollendraper, tailor, and hatter, 14_. Milsom street Longford Richard, boarding-house, 6 and 7, Old King street Longland Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 1, Pulteney street Longley 'Villiam, esq., 21, St. James's square Lonsdale vVilliam, gent., 8, Beaufort place, Lambridge Lonsdale Miss, Brook cottage, Batheaston Lord John (.Mar shall l5 L.), 38, Milsom street Lord Waiter John, mathematical and classical academ)', Combe hill Lord William, tailor and draper, 6, Chapel row Loscomb Mrs. Mat·y Anne, lodgings, Woodbine place, Combe down Lottimer William, draper, 20, W estgate buildings Loud Richard, carpenter, Ham gardens Lonsada lsaac Barrow, esq., W eston lodge Love George, Gorefield place, Devonshire buildings Loveday Mrs. Gen., 15, Belmont Loveless William, cabinetmaker, 26, Grove street Lovell George, Red Lion, Kingsmead street Lovell John, tailor, 4, Harington place, Queen square Lovell Mrs. Sarah, laundress, 7, St. Ann's place, New King street Lovenbury James (Newnham ~ L.), 3, Prior-Park bdgs. Lovenbury John, accountant, 3, Prior-Park buildings Low J ames, shoemaker, 24, Claverton buildings Lowder Charles D'Oyley John, M.D., Sion lodge, Sion bill Lowe Edward, boot and shoe maker, 3, Walcot street Lowe J ames, boot and shoe maker, I, Lower Borough. walls Lowther Gorges, esq., Hampton hall, Bathampton Loxton Henry, shoemaker, 30, Grove street 11& [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (LUC•MAC. Lucas Samuel, gardener, 7, Springfield place, Holloway Luckmau Edward, academy, Devonshire house, Wells road. · See Advertisement Luckman John, tailor, 40, Claverton street Luff' John, boot and shoe maker, Combe down Luff' Matthew, tailor, I, Belvedere place Lu1f Thomas, gent., 10, Lam bridge place Lukin Mrs., Arbutus lodge, Weston road Lullington Robert, coachman, 20, Monmouth place, Upper Bristol road Lush George, eommon brewer, wine and spirit merchant, 3:2, Claverton street Luther Christian, M.D., 40, Rivers street Lux ton J oseph, grocer and teadealer, 8, Saville row Lyddon William Stacey, tailor, 31, 1\Iorford street Lydiard J ames, gent., Batheaston Lydiard \Villiam, tailor, Batheaston Lye Capt. Benjamin Leigh, 14, North parade Lye Leonard, slater and plasterer, Holloway Lye Thomas, beerseller, 7, Trinity street, Kingsmea<i square Lye Rear~Admiral William Jones, Sion house, Sion hill Lyford Charles, esq., 15, Grosvenor place Lyne Edward, mason, 16, Cornwall buildings Lyne Edward, silk dyer, 46, Walcot street Lyne Mrs. Lo!lisa. Moger, 10, Kingsmead terrace Lyne .Mrs. Mary, 6, Peter street Lyne lVIrs. Mary, 2, Camden street, \Valcot Lysaght Rear-Admiral Artbur, J~ Lansdown place west. M: MABER James, dyer, 18, Beaufort square l\faber Samuel, shoemaker, 12, Caroline buildings Mabyn George, linendraper and silkmercer,Bladud house, 13, Old Bond street Macadam Col. William, K.H., 38, St. J ames's square Macbride Mrs., 21, Gay street Macbride .1\lrs. l\lary Ann, l, Church street, Crescent Mac Ewen Alexander Palmer, manager of the Provincial bank, Abbey churchyard l\lackay John Gordon, 6, Green street Mackay Hon. An ne, 17, Alfred street Mackenzie Capt. Colin, 27, St. J ames's square Mackenzie Gen. Sir Alexander, hart., 4, Circus 17J Wa!cot BuildiDgs.] Ill

:kAC-MAN.] SILVERTHORNE'S ~Iackenzie James (Tugzvell ~ Co.), Clan villa, Sydney gardens Mackenzie William, Gloucester cottage,. Carriage road Mackenzie Mrs., 4, vVorcester terrace Maclagan 'Villiam Elphinstone, gent.,. 13, Devonshire buildings Macleod James W., esq., 12, Grosvenor place lVCadan Rev. Spencer, viearage, Batheaston Maddick John, shoemaker, 4, Hetling court Maddison Rev. Charles John, Batheaston Maddock Mrs. Sarah, 26, Lambridge place Maddox Charles Welsh, Belle-vue villa, Prospect plaee Maddox 'V alter Vaughan, teadealer, 8, Charles street; residence, Acacia villa, Sion hill 1\'Iadox Colonel Henry, 28, Pulteney street l\iagan Miss Charlotte, f), Bennett street Mageunis Misses, 18, St. James's square Mager Charles Stanmore, tailor and draper, 11, Kings· mead terrace Maggs Charles J ames, portrait-painter, 16, Belvedere Maggs (James) & Son (Jacob), omamental painters, 8, Bartlett stre~q residence, 16, Belvedere Maggs Phrebe, laundress, 11, St. Swithen's place Maggs Thomas Charles, dispensing chemist and druggist, 7, Bartlett street, and 1, St. Andrew's ten·ace l\iaggs Miss, lodgings, l f), J ohnstone street l\1aggs Miss J ane, dressmaker, 33, Gay street Magniack .1\Irs. 1\-Iargaret, 12, Claremont place Maidment John, Prior-Park :fish-ponds Mainwaring Capt. Thomas Francis ChaTles, R.N., 29,. Marlborough buildings l\1allett \Villiam, clerk, Camden cottage, Camden place 1\Iallinson Joseph, gent., 10, Dafford's buildings :Malpas Samuel, 16, Lampard's buildings l\falpas Samuel, Hart Encompassed, Cmnberland row l\1altby Mrs. Ha1Tiett, 22, Royal crescent Manchester vVilliam, 20, Lansdown road Mangin Rev. Edward, 10, Johnstone street 1\Iangin Rev. Samuel Waring, 10, Johnstone street 1\iangles Miss, 20, Gay street 1\-Ianley General, 11, Pulteney street Manley James, mason, 1, vValcot parade ~Ianley Mrs. Mary, laundress, 2, Nelson terrace, \Valcot 112 (PubUshed at

:BATH DIRECTORY. (MAN-MAR. ~lann George, mason, 8, Bathwick street .Manners George Phillips, architect and surveyor, 1, Oxford row Manning George, a, Bedford street Manning George, collector of debts, 21, James street Manning Thomas, hairdresser, 39, Belvedere Manning William, 1, Kirkham's buildings, Bathwick Manning Mrs., intelligence offiee for servants, 9, John street :Mannings George, mason, 8, St. Swithen's place Mannings J acob, farmer, Batheaston Mannings Robert Sutton, coal merchant and waiter, 11, St. John's place, Sawclose Mannings vVilliam, registrar of births and deaths, and relieving officer for the Batheaston district, Batheaston Mansfield J osepb, slater and plasterer, 5, Somerset street l\Iansfield Robert, leatherseller, 4, New Orchard street Mansford John Griffith, gent., 31, Grosvenor place 1\Iansford Thomas Anstey (Cook ~ M.), solicitor, 3, Union street ; residence, N ewfield villa, Entry hill 1\lant Capt. Geot·ge, 4, Green-Park buiidings Mant Henry John (~f. ~ Harvey), Middle hill, near Box Mant & Haney, solicitors, 2, Wood street, Queen square Mant Miss Ellen, 4, Green-Park buildings Mantell William, linen-draper, 21, Union street March William, dairyman, 11; St. James's street 1\larchand Abraham, tailor, 7, New Orchard street Marchand George, family hotel and coffee-house, Manver~ place.--See .fldvertisement Marchant John, 13, Twerton-hayes bnildi~grs l\Iarchison Kenneth, esq., 8, Camden place'~­ Marcon Mrs., 9, George street ::Markland James Heywood, esq., 1, Lansdown crescent l\farkland l\'liss Margaret, 24, St. J ames's square Marks J oseph, 6, Richmond place Marks Samuel, park-keeper, Park lodge, Upper Bristol rd. Marks 'Villiam, carpenter, 1, Paradise street Marks William Henry, Windsor cottage, above Canal 1\Iarks Misses, preparatory school, a, Richmond, place lVIarlow Mrs. Mary, grocer, 3, Brookleaze buildings Marlow Mrs. lVlary Jane, 31, Marlborough buildings l\farrett Major-Gen. Thomas, York villa, Walcot l\Iarriott Basil, gent., Upland villa, Bathwick hill 171 Walcot Bnild;ngs.] L 2 ll3

:MAR-iUS.] SILVERTHORNE'S Marriott Rev. Harvey, 3, Sion place, Sion hill Marriott Peter (.lli. ~ Wood), Richmond villa 1\Iarriott & Wood, surgeons, 27, Queen square Marriott Miss Fanny, 4, Spencer's BelJe-vue Marsh Angustus John, surgeon, 3, Pierrepont street Marsh Edward, esq., 12, Raby place Marsh Capt. Henry, 39, Grosvenor place l\Iarsh J ames, pork butcher, 22}, Broad street ."Marsh John, cabinetmaker, /5, Mullins's court, "\Valcot :Marsh Richard, butcher_, 2, Brougham-hayes buildings Marsh 'Villiam, surgeon, Brook lodge, Batheaston Mars hall (Charles Frederick) and Lord, tai!ors and undertakers, 38, Milsom street :Mats hall John A. B., esq., 24, J\Iarlborough buildings .i\iarshall 'Villiam, painter and glazier, 39, Claverton street J.\farshall Mrs., 24, Marlborough buildings Mars hall Mrs. Col., Norfolk house, Norfolk crescent :Marshall :Mrs. C. F., professor of the piano-forte, 38, Milsom street 1\Iarshall Miss J ane Margaret, 3, Catharine place Marshman Samuel, butcher, Bathwick fields :Martin Henry, carpenter and undertaker, 38, Southgate street Martin James, engraver and pl'inter, 5, St. James's parade 1\Iartin Robert W adman, tallowchandler, soap boiler, and cheesefactor, 14, 1\lonmouth street l\lartin Samuel, coachman, 36, Northampton street :Martin Miss Louisa, milliner and dressmaker, 3, St. Andrew's terrace Martin Miss Lucy, grocer, Belvedere cottage 1\laryan "\VilJiam Christopher, coalmerchantJ Wells road; residence, 2, Bloomfield terrace Mashman Benjamin, sweep, 68, Avon street Maskell Mrs., 29, Pnlteney street Maslen Charles, baker, 4, Stambridge place, Batheaston Maslen Daniel, 2, Prospect buildings, Wells road ~Iaslen Henry, boot and shoe maker, 8, Hot-Bath street :j!Jaslin Daniel, sawyer, 6, Eldou place, Larkhall .Maslin Thomas, porter, 9, Bedford street, Walcot liason John (of Excise), 17, Walcot parade Mason John Finch, esq., 1, Queen's parade :Mason Rev. Thomas, 14, Rnssell street • la [Published ac

BATH DIRECTORY. (MA.S•MAY .. Mason Mrs. C., 14, Russell street l\'lason Mrs. John, ladies' seminary, 17~ Walcot parade Massy Hugh, surgeon, 36, St. James's square Massy Hon. Miss Emily, 31, Green-Park buildings Masters George, sign and house painter, 32, Broad street l\Iasters J ames, dairv, 4, Green street ~ Masters James, slater and plasterer, 21, Gay street Masters \Villiam, carpenter and wl1eelwright, Broad quay ~father Charles James, working-jeweller, I, Northumberland place Mather J ames, boot and shoe maker, 3, Qniet street Mathew Major William J., 8, Ainslie's belvedere 1\Iathews William, grocer, 11, Fountain buildings Matthews Charles, baker, 39, Northampton street 1\'Iatthews Edward, chimneysweeper, 2, Sawclose Matthews George, Charmey-down farm, Batheaston 1.\'latthews James, clerk, 1, Belle-vue place, Lansdown rd .. Matthews James, hairdresser, 22, Southgate street Matthews Richard, lodgings, 32, Northampton street Matthews Robert, chairman, 17, Ballauce street l\Iatthews Mrs. B., 5, ·wood street, Queen square Matthews :Mrs. G., English and foreign register establishment, 4, Old King street Matthews Mrs. Harioah, grocer and tea-dealer, 2i t Market place. See Advertisement Matthews Mrs. MaryJ lodgings, 7, Monmouth street Matthews Miss Rachel, 11, Bridge street Maud Charles, esq., 96, Kew Sydney place Maud Rev. John Primatt, Upper Swainswi£k J.Haude Lady Albina, 13, Somerset place lVlauger Auguste, teacher of French and drawing, 30,. Belvedere J\'Iaule Henry St. John, solicitor, 16, Pulteney street l\1aule Misses, 14, Burlington street Maunsell Mrs. Louisa, 9, Beaufort buildings west Maur Lady H. St., Elmbrook lodge, Weston road Maurice 1\lisses, 16, Gl!y street l\1axwell l\lrs. J ane, 22, Ben nett street May Arthur, esq., 19, Rivers street l\Iay J ames, painter and glazier, N ewark street; tres., 5,. Dorchester street. See Advertisement 1.\'Iay John, watch and clock maker, 22, Orange grove :May Miss, 19, Rivers street 171 Wa.J.«lot Building&,] 115

MAY-MEL.) SILVERTHORNE'S May Misses, I 1, Beaufort buildings east May Misses, 23, Queen square Maybury Randal, bookseller, stationer, &c., 2, Cheap st. 1\Iaycock Nathaniel, professor of music, 12, Henrietta st. Maynard James, cabinetmaker, 12, Union passage Maynard Mrs. Ellen, 6, Percy place Mayo Thomas, 6, Mount Beacon Mayo Mrs. Rester, back of Philip street Mazzocchetti Sorafino, teacher of Italian, 3, Richmond hill lVlcAdam William, general surveyor of roads, 13, Norfolk buildings McAdam Miss Georgina, 13, Norfolk buildings McCartby Charles, cabinetmaker, 6, Hatfield buildings McCoombe William, fur-cutter, 27, Corn street McCoombe Mrs., rubber and shampooer, 24, St. J ames's parade McCrie Alexander, tailor, 13, York street McDonald Richard, collector of gas rates, 15, W alcot pa. 1\IcDougall John, gent., 14, Macaulay buildings l\'lcGeorge 'Villiam, deputy-governor of the Bath gaol, 13, East Twerton terrace McKay John, chemist and druggist, 8, London street MeN aer Captain John, 5, Burlington street l\1cNolty John, surgeon, 11, Southcot place, Lyncombe McMillin J ames, hairdresser, &c., 25, Union passage McMillin Mrs. Martha, lodgings, 1, South parade McVeagh Henry Chapman, esq., 2, Burlipgton street Mead Mrs. Emma, 8, Beaufort buildings west Mead Mrs. George, 3, Margaret's buildings 1\:lears J ames, hardwareman, 45, Walcot street Meares Peter Guillebaud, gent., 7, Northumberland bdgs. Mecham J\launsell, esq., 10, Catharine place 1\Iedrington Marcus, f), Camden terrace Mee Charles, Berlin and embroiderv warehouse, 41, " Milsom street. See Advertisement Meggs Benjamin, gent., Burlington house Melin J ames, 17, Beaufort square. Melliar Thomas, painter, 31, Thomas street lVIelluish J ames, watchmaker, 3, Balustrade; residence, 4, Dafford's buildings Melluish Mrs. Mary, 2, Swallow street Melsom John, George, & Robert, maltsters and farmers, Batheaston 116 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (.MEL-MIL1\Ielville David, gent., 9, Widcombe crescent Mendenhall Edward, academy, 5, Chapel row 1\feudenhall George, chairmaker, 13, Gibbs's court Mendenhall Henry, fancy salesman and bookseller, 20, Corridor Mendenhall J ames, New Bridge tavern, Broughamhayes buildings , 1\Iendenhall "\Villiam, writing-master, &c., 7, Corridor Mendenhall William, jun., laceman & glover, 7, Corridor Mendum Mark, carver and gilder, 15, Union passage .1\Iercer John Bush, carpenter and builder, 21, North· ampton street Merchant George, slater and plasterer, 3, Hatfield bdgs. :Merchant Matthew, waiter, 20, Upper Camden place 1\Ieredith Henry Paget, wine & brandy merchant, 1, North urn her land buildings Meredith Mrs., Lyncombe farm Men·ett George, Laurestine cottage, Larkhall Merrett Moses, accountant, Vineyard cottage, Snow hill Merrett .1\Ioses, carpenter, 7, Guinea lane Merrett Robert Gay, carpenter, Belvedere Merrett Mrs. Margaret, 19, Lambridge place Merrick John, Oriel house, Carriage road, Lyncombe Merrifield Thomas, silversmith, 23, Kingsmead terrace Merry Mrs. Mary, wood and coal merchant, Widcombe wharf Merry Mrs. Mary, 5, Claverton place Messer George, plasterer, 19, Lower Swainswick Metford J oseph, esq., Oldfield lodge, Wells road 1\Ieyler Mrs.l\Iary & Son, printers and publishers of the Bath Herald, St. Michael's place; res.,3,Johnstone st. Meyrick Miss, 5, Park street l\1ichael George, commercial eating-house, 25, Broad st. 1.\fichel Peter, surgeon-dentist, 1, Alfred street Michell Mrs. Hannah, 6, Russell street Midieton Dowager Viscountess, 8, Marlborough bdgs. Miles Henry, waterman, 22, 1\'lorford street Miles John ·(llf. ~ Simmonds), 1, Lloyd's ter., Widcombe :Miles :Matthew, boot and shoe maker, 3, New \Vestgate buildings :Miles Matthew, shoemaker, 5, Philip street :Miles Thomas, grocer, 21, Kingsmead square ~files William, baker, 39, Richmond place 17., Walcot Buildings.] ll7

MIL·MlN.] SILVERTHORNE'S Miles & Simmonds, tawers, oil-dressers, and parchment manufaeturers, New quay Miles Mrs., 37, Pulteney street Miles. Mary, grocer, 4, Summerlay's place, vVidcombe Miles Miss Maria, dressmaker, 2, Circus place Millage William, mason, 14, Paradise street Millage William, jun., mason, 16, Paradise street Millar Thomas Francis, professor and teacher of singing, 13, Sydney place Millar William, North Pole, 5, Margaret's place, Walcot Millar William, twine-spinner, 20, Worcester buildings Millard John, 4, Hot-Bath street Millard John, dairyman and baker, 20, Catharine place ~iillard John, plasterer, painter, &c., 11, Philip street 1t'lillard Joseph, shoemaker, 43, Richmond place Millard William, broker, 19 and 20, Cornwall buildings Millard '\Villiam, hatter, 7, James street Millard Elizabeth, 19, Snow hill Miller Capt. Charles, W estfield cottage, Old Wells road Miller William, 19, Dafford's street Miller William, upholsterer, 8, Chatham row Miller Mrs. Margaret, staymaker, 5, Bartlett street Miller Mrs. Susanna, N orthend, Batheaston Millett Henry, sawyer, 6, Tyning lane Mlllman Mrs. Martha, 14, Queen's terrace, Widcombe Mills Edward, confectioner and Post-office, I, Beaufort buildings west Mills Henry, 11, Lower Camden place Mills Moses, back of Beaufort buildings west Mills Richard, accountant and assistant overseer for St. J ames's parish, Claverton cottage, Trafalgar place, "'~idcombe Mills Thomas, milkman, 2, Coronation hdgs., Twerton Mills Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 16, Pulteney bridge Mills Miss, 26, Pnlteney street Milne Richard, farrier, Grove street; res., 6 l, '\Valcot st. Milsom Charles, piano-forte and music seller, 2, Argyle street; res., 1, J ohnstone street. See .lldverlisement Milsom Henry, collector for the United Hospital, Mendicity Society, and Penitentiary, 7, South parade 1\iilsom Mrs. Mary Ann, lodgin~s, 9, Pierrepont street Minifie George, chairmaker, 1, Trinity street, Kingsmead square us [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. [MIT-MOO. l\Iitchell Alexander, esq., 7, Cavendish crescent .Mitchell Henry, gent., 18, Sydney buildings 1\Iitchell J ames J ohnson, house surgeon at the United Hospital 1\:Iitchell John, cabinet-carver, 19, Beaufort square · Mitchell J oseph, slater and plasterer, 2, N ewark street Mitchell Step hen, baker, 17, Kingsmead square Mitchell Thomas, silversmith, 23, Kingsmead terrace Mitchell \-Villiam, baker an~ cornfactor, 4, Cheap street Mitford Misses, 14, Somerset place Mock Philip, grocer, 80, .Avon street Moger George & Son, Bath City Bank, 7, Union street Moger George (Moger ~Son), Woodland house, Bath· wick hill Mogg Job, salesman, 4, Walcot street Molloy Thomas Patrick, 12, Monmouth place, Upper Bristol road Monk Mrs.l\iaria, laundress, 25, Brougbam-hayes bdgs., Twerton Monkhouse Misses, 6, Widcombe terrace Monk1and George, esq., 11, Marlborough buildings Monk]and Miss, 15, Alfred street .Montague Mrs., l, South parade Montgomery Mrs. Harriett, Montpelier cottage, Lyncombe Moody George, waiter, 9, Belvedere 1\'loody Step hen, 8, Northampton buildings Moody Lieut.-Col. Stephen, 5, Green-Park buildings Moody & Bell, surgeon mechanists in general, and truss and bandage makers, Kingston house, Kingston bdgs.- See Advertisement Moody Mrs . .Mary Sophia, preparatory school, 8, Brunswick street Moody Mrs., dressmaker, 8, Northampton buildings l\loon Robert, greengrocerJ 42, Claverton street :Moon Samuel, lamplighter, 18, \Vorcester buildings Moon Mrs. Eliza, laundress, Jones's cottages, Gay's buildings Moor Benjamin, draper and mercer, 1, Cleveland place east Moore Alfred William, M.D., 2, Dunsford place Moore Charles, jeweller and silversmith, 3, Abbey churchyard • 17, Walcot BuUdiD.gs.] 119

¥00-MOR.] SILVERTHORNE'S Moore Daniel, baker, 10, St. George's place, Upper Bristol road 1\Ioore Captain, 3, Russell street Moore General Francis, 3, Russell street Moore .John, butcher, Milestone house, Twerton Moore Lieut. Joseph, R.N., Lower Swainswick Moore Richard, grocer, 7, \Vidcombe parade Moore Richard, grocer and tea-dealer, 1, Canton place, Walcot · Moore William, dealer in marine stores, 4, Kingsmead sq. Moore \Villiam Bissex, bootmaker, 8, Pulteney bridge; residence, 5, Charles street Moore Mrs., 41, St. James's square lVIoore Isabella, laundress, 6, Northampton buildings 1\tloore Mrs., laundress, 6, Northampton buildings Moore Mrs. ~r. B., English and French academy, 5, Charles street Moran James, 3, Lampard's buildings Moreman Thomas, hairdresser, l\Ionmouth place, Upper Bristol road Moretti Joshua, jeweller and bardwareman, 36, Walcot st. Morgan Charles, working jeweller, 9, Abbey green M organ Rev. David Foscue, B.D., 16, Grosvenor place Morgan Henry, grocer and wine & spirit merchant, 7, New Bond street; res., Penbill brewery, \Veston Morgan Henry Mannington, esq., 17, Royal crescent Morgan James, Britannia inn, Piccadilly l\Iorgan J ames, gardener, 2, Stanhope place 1\Iorgan John, gardener, 13, .M on mouth street 1\Iorgan John, shoemaker, 6, .lVIomnonth street l\Iorgan John, turner, 25, Eldon place M organ John Flower, surgeon & apothecary, 6, Beaufort buildings west Morgan Samuel, Crown inn, 23, Bathwick street .1\:lorgan Thomas, wire blindmaker, 12, Lower Camden pi. Morgan William, beerseller, Twerton M organ Mrs. Ann, milliner, 6, Ladymead .l\Iorgan Mrs. Elizabeth, Woodland cottage, Bennett's la. l\'Iorgan .Mrs. Emma, grocer and teadealer, 3, Nelson place, W alcot M organ Mrs. J ane, 2, Hopmead buildings, Twerton Morkham Thomas, builder, 7, Great Stanhope street Morley Mrs. Ann, fruiterer, East-hayes cottage 120 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (YOR-MUL. Morley Mrs. 1\iary, Beefsleak tavern~ back of Market Morris Edmund, esq., 25, Pulteney street 1\IorrisFrederick, upholsterer, cabinetmaker,& auctioneer, 14, Union street; residence, 2, Duke street Morris George, carpenter, 11, Eldon place, Larkhall Morris Henry James, slater, plasterer, & house decorator, 33, Belvedere Morris J ames, gardener, 4, Lucklom buildings Morris J obn, esq., 6, \V' oodland place, Bath wick hill Morris John, joiuer, 6, Eldon place, Lark hall Morris John, master of the St. Saviour's school, 8, Brookleaze buildiugs Morris J obn, private teacher, 4, Belvedere Morris Thomas, If alf .Moon, HollowarMorris 1\I rs., 44, Pulteney street Morris Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 8, Brookleaze buildings Morrish Andrew, 21, Grove street Morrish Henry, wine and spirit merchant, 9, Argyle street Morrison William, broker, D, St. John's place Morse Michael, gent., 6, Daniel street Morse Thomas, plane-maker, 2, Eldon place, Larkhall Morse J\lrs., West cottage, 'N eston lane Mortimer John, gardener, 1, Lam bridge street, Larkhall Morton l\1 rs., lodgings, lO, North parade Morton Mrs. Mary Ann, 2, Norfolk buildings Moss James, cooper, 10, Green street Moss John, 7, Beaufort place, Lambridge Moss John, jun., cordwainers 12, Dover street l\foss 1\Irs. Elizabeth, 2, Beaufort place, Lambridge Mosse Miss Lydia, 19, Camden place :Mott Mrs. Sophia, cloakmaker, 19, Green street Moulan George, watchmaker, 29, Ballance street l\ioulding Mrs. Prances, dressrnaker, 6, Trim street Mount Rev. Charles Milman, 6, Lansdown place west Mowat Alexander, watch and clock manufacturer, 7, Quiet fltreet l\Ioyle Mrs. Margaret, 26, Great Stanhope street Moyston :Mrs. Eliza, straw-hat maker, 13, Trim street Mucklewin William, pastrycook, Post-office, 35, New King street l\1u11an John Simpson, ladies' shoemaker, 9, Old Bond street; residence, 7, Trim street 17, Walcot Buildings.] M 121

MUL-NEA.] SILVERTHORNE'S :Mulleney William, academy, 60, New King street l\iulleny Henry George, draper and hosier, 13, Stall street l\Iulligan Mrs. Mary, 30, Morford street l\1ullins Henry, porter, 13, Tyning lane 1vlullilis J ames, waggoner, 26, W alcot street l\iulock Misses, 18, Norfolk buildings Mumford Francis (.ill.~ Bailey), 14, James.street l\1umford & Bailey, upholsterers, appraisers,& auctioneers, 2, Burton street Mundy James Brice, stock and share broker, 9, New Bond street; res., 2, Caroline buildings, Widcombe Mundy Nelson, butcher and lodgings, 6, Orange grove l\1undy Thomas, bread and biscuit baker, 13, Green street; residence, 3, Henrietta cottages l\Iundy 'Villiam, butcher, 3, Gloucester street l\Iunro Charles, esq., 12, Great Bedford street J.\;Iurch Rev. J erom, 6, Queen's parade :1\;Iurdock Samuel, gardener, 19, Wellington place, Belvedere Murford William Hurdley, law-stationer, 23, Daniel street M urlis Mrs. Susan, sempstress, 3, Norfolk place, J ames street l\Iurray William, printer, 6, Ebenezer terrace, Widcombe Mnrray Mrs. Margaretta, 15, Norfolk buildings lVIusgrave John, shoemaker, 8, Thomas street Musgrave Thomas Moore, esq., Post-office, Broad street Musgrove John, shoemaker, 8, Snow hill lVIuttlebury Lieut.-Col. George, 12, Royal crescent Muttlebury Major James Eyre, fJ, Cavendish place l\Iyers Robert, Rosemont cottage, Hampton row. N NAIRNE IVIiss Charlotte, 4, 'Valcot terrace N ash Robert, chairman, 12, Fountain buildings N ash Mrs., 26, Kingsmead terrace Nash Mrs. Sarah, dyer, 8, New King street N ash Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 14, Wells l'Oad N ash & Lewis :Misses, milliners and dressmakers, €l, Margaret's hill Nation Mrs., 11, Darlington street Neate James, 3, Summerlay's place, Widcombe Neate James (Emerson ~N.), Batheaston Neate John, strawberry gardens, Widcombe N eate Samuel 'Villiam, gent., 16, Prior-Park buildings 122 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (NE.A-NIA. N eate 'Villiam, newsvender, 33, Richmond place Needes Frederick, bread and biscuit baker, 2, Westgate st. N eedes J ames, baker, 3, George's buildings N eedes William, sweep, 3, Sams's court, Bath wick N eedes Mrs. Mary, 17, Norfolk buildings N eil .Tames, Golden Lion -inn, Southgate street Neil "\Villiam, 21, Prospect place, Camden place N eill Thomas, surgical-instrument maker and cutler, 6, Church street Nesbit John, lodgings, 6, Edward street Nethercot Richard, engraver, 6, CornwaU buildings N ethercot Samuel, waiter, 19, Beaufort square N evile Mrs. Katharine, 40, Grosvenor place New Edward, gent., 18, Charles street Newall William, draper, 17, Northgate street Newall Miss, 3, Sion place, Bathwick N ewbery John, Theatre tavern, l\1onmouth street N ewman John, farrier, Grove street N ewman John, police-constable, 41, Eldon place N ewman Richard, lodgings, 3, North parade N ewman William, draper, Twerton N ewman \Villiam, hairdresser, 5, Somerset buildings N ewman William, poulterer, 3, Larkhall buildings Newman Mrs. Mary, nurse, 1, Old King street N ewman Miss J ohanna, hairdresser, 36, Corn street N ewnham Benjamin (N. ~ Lovenbury), coach builder, 2, Grove street; residence, 13, Argyle street N ewnham Emanuel, hairdresser, 6, Margarefs pi., W alcot Newnham Rev. George William, Combe-down parsonage, Combe down Newnham & Lovenbury, livery-stable keepers, Darlington mews Newport J ames, shompaker, 12, Little Corn street NewportJoseph, fly-owner, I, Gray's buildings, Holloway Newport Mrs., 20, Devonshire buildings Newton Henry, butcher, 1, Cobourg place, Widcombe Newton James, tailor, 2, Bladud buildings Newton N athaniel, cabinetmaker, 3, John street Newton William, Hart Encompassed:. Cumberland row; residence, Bay farm, Larkhall Newton Mrs. Sarah, l, High street, Lansdown road Nias 'Villiam, gent., "\Vestmoreland place, Lower Bristol road 171 Waleot Buildings.] 123

NIB-NOB.) SILVERTHORNE'S Niblett Miss Mary Anne, dressmaker, 8, Highbury bdgs. Niccolls Robert, hatter, hosier, and outfitter, 19, Union street Nicholas 1\lrs. Mary, 17, Beaufort buildings west Nicholl 1\frs., 19, l\Iacaulay buildings Nicbolls Edward, ladies' shoemaker, 8, York street Nicholls Edward, shoemaker, 7, Somerset street Nicholls John, lodgings, North-parade house, North pa. Nicholls Pas ton, gent., ll, Mount Beacon Nicholls Capt. \Villiam, 43, Bathwick street Nicholls Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 8, York street Nicholls 1\Irs. Anne, laundress, 7, High street Nicholls Mrs. Mary, lodgings, 2, Barton buildings N icholls :Miss J ane Sophia, Honiton lace manufacturer, 6, Wood street, Queen square. See Advertisement Nicholls Miss Sophia, preparatory school, 4, Mount Beacon Nichols Isaac, dyer, 6, Cook's buildings, Twerton Nicholson 1\'Iartin, poultry and egg warehouse, Upper Borough walls Nickoll Hemy, gent., 13, Upper Camden place Nicks Miss Mary Ann, 7, Hooper's court, Walcot Nihell Misses, 7, Gay street Ninnes James, 1 I, Charles street Ninnes Mrs. J ane, lodgings, 25, Gay street Nisbet Mrs., 33, Marlborough buildings Nisbet Miss Caroline, 3, Park street Nisbett Miss Jane, 27, New King street Nixon 1\lliss, 19, Rivers street N oad John, tailor, 7, Bedford street, W alcot N oad \Villiam Thomas, 3, Spriugfield place, Holloway Noble Henry, tailor, 32, Thomas street Nob le J ames, hairdresser, €>, St. Andrew's teiTace Noble J ames, tailor and hatter, 2, W alcot buildings Noble J oseph, tailor, 15, Walcot buildings Noble Samuel, bookseller and stationer, 10, Fountain buildings Nob le Thomas, goldsmith, silversmith, and watchmaker, New Bond street Noble '\\Tilliam Henry, finishing writing master, 55, New King street Noble Miss Harriet, professor of the harp and pianoforte, 5, St. Andrew's terrace 124 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (NOK•OAK. Nokes Isaac, shoemaker, 16, Bath street; residence, 10, Prospect buildings, \V ells road Nooks George, Charlcombe Nooth ;t\'Irs. Eliza, 73, Pulteney street Norman George, surgeon, l, Circus Norman Mrs., 17, Hatfield buildings, \Vidcombe Norman Miss Anne Gray, 14, Burlington street Norris John, plasterer and painter, 11, Mark's buildings, Walcot N orris l\Irs. Charlotte, 6, Queen's place, \Vidcombe North George, Larkhall Inn, Lark hall North John, Malt and Hops, 37, Corn street North Thomas, accountant, 25, St. James's parade N orthcote Augustus, gent., Woodbine cottage, Perrymead N orthmore George, saddler and harness maker, and collector of property and income tax, 1, \Valcot buildings N orthmore Mrs. J udith, grocer, 23, \Valcot buildings N orn'll l\I rs. E mil y, 7, Wore ester terrace Norvill .l\Irs. Ann Maria, 4, Hanover place N otgntt Miss A., 4, \Veston grove, \Veston Km.vell Isaac, boot and shoe maker, 31, Stall street Nowell J oseph, butcher, 8, Summerlay's place, Widcombe N owcll l\Iiss Sarah, milliner, 4, Balustrade, Beaufort buildings N oyes Thomas, librarian, 7, Bladud buildings N mm John, lodgings, 12, Charles street N unn Joshua Henry, 16, Axford buildings N mm l\lrs. J. H., milliner and dressmaker, 16, Axford buildings Nurse J ames, mason, 8, Springfield place, Holloway N urthen John Henry, lodgings, Henrietta road N urthen Richard, lodgings, ID~ Pulteney street Nurthen l\Iiss Ann, dressmaker, 9, Abingdon buildings Nurthen 1\frs. Susannah, lodgings, 18, Pulteney street N uthall <Mrs. Elizabeth, 5, Albion buildings, Upper Bristol road Nutt George, greengrocer, Great Bedford street, St. J ames's square N utt Rev. Charles, vicarage, Twerton Nutting Mrs., 5, Victoria place, Larkhall •. 0 OAKESHOTT John, gent., 11, Dafford's buildings Oakley Mrs. Mary Ann, Full JJloon, Southgate street 171 Walcot BuUdiDga,] M 2 l'.lli

OAT-08-B.] SILVERTHORNE'S Oates Miss Anna Maria, 6, Sion hill Oatley Thomas, sawyer, f5, Twerton-hayes buildings Oatley Mrs. Harriette, 7, Darlington place O'Beirne Bernard~ wine and spirit merchant, f5, Monmouth street O'Beirne Mrs. B., 4{5, Pulteney street Oborne Stephen, gardener, f54, Richmond 11lace O'Bryen, Vice-Admiral the Right Hon. Lord J ames, G.C.H., 20, Royal crescent O'Burn Mrs. J ane, greengrocer, f5, Peter street O'Connor James, M.D., 7, Widcombe crescent Odeland Thomas, Nelson and Victory, Southgate street Ody J ames, baker, 18, Thomas street Ogilvie Miss, Widcombe cottage O'Grady Mrs., Bathwick terrace Olding John, 16, Northampton street · Old land J oseph J ames, dealer in plate and window glass, 36, Broad street Olds Charles, watchmaker and jeweller, 24, New Bond st. Olive J\frs. Elizabeth, 2, Ainslie's belvedere Olive Mrs. lVIary, laundress, 9, St. Swithin's et., Walcot Olive 1\lrs. Rebecca, 8, Half-Moon street Oliver Thomas Holt, gent., 42, Bathwick street Ollis George, Coachmakers' Arms, Snow hill 0 llis J oseph, tailor and draper, 7, Union passage Ollis Josepb, tailor, 2, Longmead cottages, Twerton O'N eil Rev. John, 12, Green-Park buildings Onion Mrs. Anna Maria, matron at the Penitentiary Oram J oseph, dairy, 8, Southgate street Orchard J arnes, chairman, 11, Cam den street Orchard J arnes & Charles, blindmalrers, 6, Cleveland terr. Orchard J oseph, gent., 1, Frankley buildings Orchard Thomas, f5, Twerton east Orchard William Henry, gent., 8, Stanbope street Organ Edwin, furniture broker and appraiser, 4, Ladymead Organ Stephen, grocer, 3f5, Bathwick street Orledge Mrs. Agnes, china and glass warehouse, 7, Argyle street Ormond John, ( Chm·ch ~ 0.), surgeon, 18, Belmont Os born Rev. William Cook, South-hill bouse, Devonshire buildings Osbome George, carpenter, 28, Eldon place Osborne J ames, carpenter, 37, Dafford's street 126 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (osB-PAL. Os borne Richard, 4, Northampton street Osborne William, Star inn, 23, Vineyards • Osborne Mrs. Margaret, 6, Circus Osburne Mrs. Col., 2, lsabella place, Combe down Osmond Charles ( 0. ~ Son), 6, Prospect place, Camden place Osmond Henry, hairdresser and perfumer, 32, Brock street Osmond Thomas ( 0. ~ Son), 4, Springfield place Osmond William, carpenter and joiner, 3, Eldon place Osmond William, carpenter, 42, St. James's square Osmond & Son, boot and shoe makers, 38, St. J ames's sq. Osmond Mrs., laundress, 9, Northampton buildings Osmond Mrs. A lice, grocer, 8, St. J ames's street Ostler Thomas, boot and shoe maker, and assessor and collector of property and income tax, and collector of assessed taxes, 12, W alcot buildings Otley Mrs. Elizabeth, lodgings, 47, Rivers street Ottley Mrs. Drewry, 10, Marlborough street Ottley Misses, 16, Park street Otwa y John, gent., 31, Dafford's street Otway William, painter, 15, Hooper's court, \Valcot Ovens Robert, 36, Eldon place Owen Rev. John, Chapel house, Vineyards Owen William, gent., 10, Thomas street Owen William George, Cleveland cottage, Bathwick Oxenham John, carpenter, 17, Cornwall terrace Oxenham Mrs. Mary, 8, Tyning lane. p PACKER George Richard,ornamental and house painter, glazier, &c., 6, Harington place Packer Richard, salt-warehouse, W alcot street; residence, Claverlon hotel, Dnndas Packer Miss Jane, 13, Orange grove Paddon Mrs. E., ladies' seminary, 4, Lower Cam den place Page Charles, porter, J ames's place, J ames street Page Miss Eleanor Mary, 16, Portland place Paine l\irs. Sarah, lodgings, 3, Rh·ers street Painton George, gardener, Hatfield cottage, \Vidcombe hill Paisey Samuel, brightsmith, 17, Grove street; residence, Hampton row Paisley James, gardener, 9, Carriage road Palairet Mrs. Catherine, 19, Belmont 17, Walcot 127

PAL-PAR.) SILVERTHORNE'S Palethorpe Edward, gent., Dernontalt cot., Combe down Pallin George, carpenter, Villa fields, Bathwick Pallin John, boot and shoe maker, 12, Pulteney bridge Palmer Edrnund, engraver, Villa fields, Bathwick Palmer Edward, Western emporium for toys, 6, Quiet street Palmer George Thomas, 6, Lower East hayes Palmer Henry, cabinetrnaker, 49, Richmond place Palmer J ames, 26/N orthampton street Palmer J ames, 2, Abbey green Palmer James, timber-merchant, Spring gardens, Grove st. Palmer James Gould, mason, and tombstone engraver, 33, Corn street Pal mer Jeremiah, lodgings, 6, Oxford row Palmer Richard Holliday, coach-body maker, 9, HalfMoon street Palmer Robert Ball, watchmaker and jeweller, 14, Old Bond street, and 19, Cheap street; res., 18, \Vestgate buildings. See Advertisement Palmer Thomas, brush-manufacturer, 10, Union passage; residence, 3, Axford buildings Palmer Williarn, baker & confectioner, 6, Somerset bdgs. Palmer William, butcher, 4, Long acre Palmer William, carpenter, 2, Kirkham:s buildings, Bath wick Palmer Mrs. Edmund, Duncan cottage, Sion hill Palmer Mrs. Mary Ann, greengrocer, 7, St. George's place, Upper Bristol road Palmer Mrs.l\1artha, soup establishment, 1, Chapel court Papillon Thomas, esq., 15, l\Iarlborough buildings Par.fitt John, coal merchant, J ames street Pargeter Hanbury, manager of the West of England and South \V ales District bank, Milsom street Park Henry, artist, 2, Margaret's buildings Park James, boot and shoe maker, 30, Broad street Park Mrs. Mary, 7, Hanover street Parker Alfred, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 23, St. J ames's parade Parker Charles, wharfinger, &c., Dorchester street Parker Capt. Sir Charles Christopher, bart., R.N., Sion cottage, Sion hill Parker Charles Richard, butcher, 17, Westgate street Parker Frederick, cabinetmaker, 14, Oak street 128 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (PAR-PAR. Parker Herbert, tuner, and organist of Laura chapel, 19, Corridor Parker J ames, gent., 3, Worcester terrace Parker John, 8, Prospect buildings, 'V ells toad Parker John, mason, &c., Dill's court, Corn street; res., 5, St. 1vlary's buildings, \V ells road Parker John and Charles, coach and wheelchair makers, 1\Ionmouth place, Upper Bristol road Parker Philip, coachpainter, 2, Half-Moon street Parker Richard, wharfinger, 3, Lyncombe place Parker Richard J oseph, superintendent of the Refuge for the Destitute, 4, Chapel court Parker Robert, gardener, 9, Twerton-hayes buildings Parker Thomas, cooper, Claverton street Parker Capt. William, 6, Kensington place Parker Mrs., milliner, 19, Corridor Parker Miss Eliza, dressmaker, 16, Walcot parade Parkes Mrs. Henry, 7, South ha yes Parkhouse J oseph, Ram tavern, 20, Claverton buildings Parkhouse William, painter, 1, Cottage row, Bathwick Parkhouse Miss Caroline, 2, Lansdown place east Parkin Thomas, tailor, 5, Bridewelllane Parkinson Felix, surgeon-dentist, 3, Prince's buildings Parkinson 'Villiam, gent., Bailbrook villas Parkman James, Wesigale Inn, 1, New Westgate bdgs. Parks John, grocer, 26-!, Belvedere Parrott Robert, lodgings, 6, Belvedere Parry Charles Henry, M.D., Elmhurst, Batheaston Parry Mrs. Eliza Ann, 9, Hopmead buildings, Twerton Patsloe Henry, baker, I, Lambridge place Parsloe William Frederic, baker, 19, Caroline buildings Parsmore John, porter-merchant, 20, Kingsmead street Parsons Abraham, Dyewood mills, Weston Parsons Elisha, M, Hatfield buildings, Widcombe Parsons George, carpenter, 3, George's buildings, Lower Swains wick Parsons J ames, plasterer, 7, Brookleaze buildings Parsons James, shoemaker, 17, Claverton buildings, 'Video m be Parsons John, 38, Richmond terrace Parsons John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 11, Chapel row Parsons Thomas, jun., Barley .il'Iow, 9, 1\largaret's hill 17, Walcot Buildings.] 129

PAR-PAY.] SILVERTHORNE'S Parsons William, Coach and Horses, 11, Barton street Parsons William, greengTocer, 7, Morford street Parsons Mrs. Frances, 8, Oxford row Parton (William) & Co., drapers, silkmercers, and furnishing warehousemen, 2 and 3, Milsom street Partridge Mrs., 28, Grosvenor place Pasley Lieut.-Col. Gilbert John, 13, Macaulay bdgs. Passmore J obn, gent., 4, Oxford terrace, Lyncombe Patteson J\frs. Jane, perfumer, 19, Orange grove Patteson William Thomas Mein, M.D., 4, Portland place Patton Matthew, piano-forte and music warehouse, 4, St. Andrew's terrace Patton 1\lrs., professor of the piano-forte and Spanish guitar, 7, Lansdown road Patton Miss Louisa, professor of singing, 7, Lansdown rd. Paul John, gardener, 26, Claverton street Paul Thomas, academy, 6, Prospect buildings, Wells rd. Paul Miss Eliza, tuscan and straw hat manufacturer, Claverton street Paulfrey William, coachman, 36, Ballance street Pavin John, esq., 6, Cavendish crescent Pawley J ames, portrait and animal painter, 3, Abbey st. Pawsey Thomas, butcher, 12, Bridge street Payne Charles (P. 1!:f Sons), 21, Old Bond street Payne Edward John, accountant, 21, Brougham-bayes buildings Payne Edward Robert (P. ~Sons), ]f), Dunsford place Payne Major George, 14, Alfred street Payne Paul, coachman, 32, Monmouth street Payne Peter, shoemaker, 17, Bedford street, W alcot Payne Wa1ter, bacon and cheese factor, 19, Lower Borough walls Payne William, printer, 11,Albion place, Upper Bristol rd. Payne William, shoemaker, 14, Hopmead buildings, Twerton Payne & Sons, goldsmiths in ordinary to the Queen, 21, Old Bond street Payne Mrs., 3, Wood street, Queen sqnare Payne Mrs. Ann, mistress of Gratuitous school, 11, Portland place Payne Mrs. Margaret Ann, 15, Beaufort buildings east Payne Miss Mary Ann, milliner and staraw-bonnet maker, 7, Orange grove 13{1 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (PAY-PEA~ . Paynter Mrs. Sophia, 71 Great Bedford street Peach Benjamin, treasurer of the city and borough of Bath, Guildhall; residence, .5, Devonshire buildings Peacock George Frederick, watch and clock maker, {), Old King street Peacock J ames, architect, 5, Terrace walk ; residence, Old field, Wells road Peacock Thomas, 4, Prior-Park cottages Peacock Mrs., 13, Axford buildings Peacock Mrs. Mary, Sydney wharf Peacock Mrs., dressmaker, 5, Old King street Peake :Mrs. Caroline, 1, Lansdown terrace, Weston Pearce Albert Stephen, boot and shoe maker, 39, Southgate street Pearce J ames, gent.1 2, Percy place Pearce J ames, cabinetmaker, Elm cottages, Upper Bristol road Pearce James, tailor and draper, 6, New Bond street Pearce John, hat-manufacturer, 2, Northumberland place Pearce J oseph Chaning, esq., 15, Lam bridge Pearce Mrs., 3, Augusta place, Lyncombe Pearce Mrs., stay and corset 'maker, 6, New Bond street Pearce Mrs. Esther, lodgings, 36, Green-Park buildings Pearce 1\Irs. Mary, 12, Upper Camden place Pearce Miss lVIaria, milliner and dressmaker, 6, Milsom street Pearcey lVIrs., lodgings, 12, South parade Peard Henry, esq., 9, Pierrepont street Pears Rev. J ames, M .A., Grammar school, 9, Broad street; residence, Charlcombe Pears Rev • .J ames Robert, 9, Broad street Pearse J arnes Bryant, draper, 7, Broad street Pearse Nathaniel, hairdresser, 3, Broad street; residence, 2, George's buildings Pearse Richard, gardener, 6, Midsummer buildings, Tyning lane Pearson Joseph, grocer, 11, Argyle street Pearson Thomas, hosier, glover, and laceman, I, Cheap street Pearson William, hosier, glover, and laceman, 4, George street Pearson Mrs. Elizabeth, 16, Dafford's street Pearson Mrs. Martha, 29, Kingsmead terrace 17 1 Walcot Buildings.] 131

PEA-PER.] SILVERTHORNE'S Pearson Miss Mary Ann, ladies' seminary, i, Miles's buildings Peck Rev. Jasper, 17, Camden place Peck Mrs. Mary, 8, Queen's parade Peell\tliss Ellen, 26, :Marlborough buildings Peggs Thomas, lodgings, 19, Paragon buildings Pegler J oseph, 2, Rose-hill cottages, Larkhall Pendrilll\'Iiss Mary, ID, Rnssell street Penley Belville, superintendent of the hot baths, Bath street Penley Mrs. Belville, professor of singing, 1, Bladud buildings. See Advertisement Pennell Mrs. Martha, 9, Cavendish crescent Pennick Mrs. Amelia, dressmaker, 2, Trim street Penington :Mrs., 8, Prior-Park buildings Pennington l\lrs., 10, Macaulay buildings Penny George, broker, 27, Walcot buildings Penny John, 16, Caroline buildings Penny \Villiam, gent., 29, Belvedere Penny Mrs. Ann, 8, Lambridge place Penruddock George, solicitor, 19, Orange grove; res., Bathampton Perceval Miss Harriett, 2, Cavendish place Percox l\Irs. Sarah, lodgings, 25, Northampton street Percy :Miss, dressmaker, 16, Rivers street Perkins George, accountant, Yew cottage, \Vidcombe Perkins John, brightsmith, 13, Trim street Perkins Richard, Rising Sun, 5, Claremont ten·ace Perkins lVIrs. Ann, dealer in fuller's earth, Entry hill Perkins 1\tiiss Louisa, teacher of drawing and painting, Entry hill Perkins Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 16, Milsom st. Perks J ames Carpenter, rnealman, 2, Cambridge terrace, Widcombe Perks Robert and Henry, bacon-factors, lVIonkton Combe Perret William, 10, Sams's court, Bathwick Perrett James, 13, Dafford's huildings Perrett John, carrier, f>, N ewark street Perrett John, plasterer, 22, Great Stanhope street Perrett Robert, druggist, 12, Half-Moon street Perrirnan John, 3, Hayes place, Wells road Perriman John, hosier and draper, 10, Cheap street Perriman Richard, grocer, 2, Ha yes place, Wells road 132 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (PER-PHI. Perris William, upholsterer and paperhanger, 14, Walcot . buildings Perry Charles, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 10, Quiet ~treet; residence, 6, Trim street Perry Daniel, plasterer, 3, Northampton street Perry Edward, chairman, 13, Cross lane, Kingsmead st. Perry George, dairy, 36, New King street Perry Henry, mayor's officer, 27, Kingsmead terrace Perry John, lime-works, Upper Bristol road Perry Robert, chemist and druggist, 63, Soutbgate street Perry Thomas, decorative house-painter, Beckford cottage, Sydney gardens. See Advertisement Perry Thomas, grocer, 18, Grove street Perry Thomas, surveyor, Sydenham villa, Lower Bristol road Perry Mrs. J ane, 8, Prior-Park cottages Perry Mrs. William, 4, Alexander buildings Peterson Mrs., 2, Bathwick street Petrie Mrs. Col., Lower Swainswick Petts Misses, 2, Russell street Petty John, lodgings, New quay Phelan George, accountant, 6, South parade Phelps Rev. Edward Spencer, Laura lodge, Weston rd. Phelps Miss Charlotte, dressmaker, 17, Argyle street Phillips Anthony, plastere1· and painter, Dill's court, Corn street Phillips Benjamiu, clerk, 17, Camden cottages Phillips Charles, 9, Little Stanhope street Phillips George, plasterer, 26, Claremont buildings Phillips George Edward, wholesale cabinetmaker, 5 and 6, James street. See Advertisement Phi1lips Richard Cleveland, saddler, 16, Broad street Phillips Thomas, gent, 13, Brougham-hayes buildings Phillips Thomas, shoemaker and grocer, 6 and 6, Cottle's lane Phillips William, licensed victualler, 7, Abingdon bdgs. Phillips '\V'illiam, 3~ Paradise place Phillips lVIrs. Fanny, 3, Percy place Phillips Mrs. Sarah, laundress, 11, Brookleaze buildings Phillips Miss Susan, 27, Lambridge place Phillput Frederick '\Villiam, carver and gilder, 2, Walks Philp N athaniel Wells, 6, St. Mark's buildings Phippin Alfred, Dolphin inn, W eston lock 17 Walcot Buildings.] N 133

PHI-PIN.) SILVERTH ORN E 'S Phippen Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 3, Cornwall row Phipps John Rashleigh ( W. ~ J. R. P.), 3, Spencer's Belle-vue Phipps Thomas Down & Co., cnrriers, 3, Bath street Phipps William (W. ~ J. R. P.), 3, Walcot parade Phipps 'Villiam & Co., curriers, Twerton east Phipps W. & J. R., boot and shoe makers, 32, Gay street Phipps l\1rs. John, ladies' school, 3, Spencer's Belle-vue Physick John, solicitor, 3, Northumberland buildings Pickering Mrs. Catharine, 13, Prior-Park buildings Pickford & Co., carriers, Quay Pickwick Moses, coach proprietor, White-Hart inn, Stall street; residence, 7, Laura place · Pickwick Major 'Villiam Eleazer, 10, Queen square; residence, Bathford Pierpoint William Horne, gent., Spa villa, Bathwick hill Pierrepont Mrs. Admiral, 12, Gay street Pigou Miss Elizabeth, 40, Park street Pike George, clerk, 7, New King street Pike George, gardener, Pu1teney road Pike John, gent., 16, Sydney buildings Pike John, keeper of the City Gaol, Twerton Pike Thomas, schoolmaster at Bath Gaol, 22, Broughamhayes buildiugs Pike William, carpenter and undertaker, Henrietta road Pike Mrs. Christian, 6, George street, Bathwick Pile Francis, pawnbroker, 33, Westgate street Pile Philip, carpenter and joiner, Philip-street cottages; residence, 2, Ebenezer terrace, \Vidcombe Pilot Miss J ulia Henrietta, Ormonde lodge, Sion hill Pinch John, architect, 21, Henrietta street Pinch William, Bath brewery, 32, Kingsmead street Pinchin George (P. ~ Simms), Hatt house, Box Pinch in & Simms, brewers, N orthgate brewery Pinckney Mrs. Sophia, 2, Beaufort buildings east Pinder 'Villiam Maynard, esq., Brookfield, Weston road Pinder Miss Elizabeth Wood, 5, Marlborough street Pinfold William, shoemaker, 5, Half-Moon street Pinker Thomas, musician, 7, St. Andrew's terrace Pinkett Mrs. Ann, livery stables, Circus mews Pinnell J ames, tin man, Claverton street Pinnock Thomas, Lansdown .!Jrrns, 37, Richmond place Pinson William Henry, esq., 6, Oxford row 134 [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. (PIP-POC. Piper John (Lockyer ~ P.), 26, Monmouth place Piper Mrs. Grace, lodgings, 14, Bennett street Pippen Aquila, lodgings, 31, Green-Park buildings Pippin Mrs., 3, Larkhall place Pistor Misses Elizabeth aud :Mary Ann, 16, Bennett st. Pitcher Charles, grocer aud tea-dealer, o, N ebon place, Walcot Pitman Charles, Royal Oak, 42, W alcot street Pitman George, stenciller and signpainter, 11, Kingsmead street Pitman lsaac, phonographic and phonotyptic publisher, o, Nelson place, Norfolk crescent Pitman Martin Ford, piano-forte tnner and repairer, 1, Circus place, Bennett street Pitman Simeon, builder, J ames street Pitman William, Cabinetmakers' Arms, 4, Trim street Pitman Mrs., market gardener, Horsecolllbe bottom, Monkton Combe Pitman Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 19, Lansdown road Pitt Robert ( Stothert ~ Co.), 7, Miles's buildings Pitt Thomas, bottle merchant, 6, Guinea lane Pittard John, Claremont cottage, Camden place Pittard William, Beaufort Arms, 8, Princes street Pittard (Miss) & Barry (Mrs.), artificial florists and milliners, 2, Lansdown road Pitts J ames, waiter, Weston Pitts Mrs., laundress, W estbrook villa, W eston Pizzie Mrs., upholsterer, and lodgings, 2, Bath street Planer John Baptiste, stationer, 15, Margaret's buildings Plank William Henry, straw-hat maker, 7, Montpelier Plass Miss Mary Ann, fishing-tackle manufactory, 4, l\Ioumouth street Player John Brooks, gent., 4, Darlington street Player Mrs . .Mary, 14, Henrietta street Plowman J ames, .Masons' Arms, Peter street Plucknett Frederic, blacksmith, Grove street Plncknett James, shoemaker, 14, Claverton buildings Plumley Misses, 29, Sydney buildings Plummer Miss, 8, Pierrepont street -Pobjoy Charles, f>, Hanover place Pocock Ambrose, butcher, Ham cottage, Philip street Pocock Henry J ., 12, Elm place Pocock James, grocer, 1, Edward street 171 Waleot Buildings.] 135

POC-POR.] SILVERTHORNE'S Pocock William, bookseller and stationer, 8, Bridge street Pocock Mrs. Maria, butcher, Twerton Pointing John, teadealer and grocer, 31, Southgate street Pollard Benjamin, wine-merchant, 9, Nortbgate street; residence, 11, North parade Pollard Mrs. Dorothy, 17, Charles street Pollard Miss, 30, St. J ames's square Pollinger Thomas, grocer, and quarryman, Weston Pond James, boot and shoe maker, Catharine cottage, Catharine place Pond William, carver and gilder, la, Camden cottages Pouter J ames, butcher, Trafalgar place, W eston Pouter Richard, shoemaker, 12, Prospect buildings Ponter William, porter, 6, St. J ames's parade Pouting Michael, soup establishment, 17, Monmouth st Pouting 'Villiam, boot and shoe maker, Twerton Poole John, 13, Twerton east Poole Thomas, leatherdresser, 4, Beaufort square Poole William Hawes, Rainbow tavern, Upper Borough walls Poole Mrs. Elizabeth, mi1liner, 7, Dover terrace Poole Mrs., 66, Pulteney street Pooley Charles, chemist and druggist, 8, George street Pooley John Carpenter, chemist and druggist, 8, George street. See Advertisement Pooley Mrs. Henry, 14, Springfield place Pooley Misses .Fanny and Helen, ladies' academy, Alfred street Pooley Miss Emily, pianiste, 7, Alfred street Poore William Henry, musician, 26, J ames street Pope James, shoemaker, 2, Hay hill Pope William, gardener and florist, 9, Victoria place, Lark hall Popejoy George, porkbutcher, 4, London terrace Porch John, resident clerk at. Post-office, Broad street Porch William, 8, Beechen-cliff place Porch William, cabinetmaker, Circus mews Port bury John, 6, Carriage road Porter Henry, tailor, 16, Walcot street Porter John, boot and shoe maker, 15, Cornwall buildings Porter Robert Rutter, baker, 32, Monmouth street Porter Mrs., fringemaker and artificial florist, 22, New Bond street Ja6 [Published at