THE BATH DIRECTORY - 1846

• BATH DIRECTORY. (woO-WRl. \Vood 1\lrs. Theresa Lucy, 13, Darlington place Wood Miss, 14, Bennett street \Vood Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 6, Fountain buildings \Vood Miss Charlotte, 3, Catharine place Woodcock Mrs. Mary Ann, milliner, 17, \Vestgate bdgs. 'Voodroff Edward, upholsterer, Crescent fields, Upper Bristol road W oodroff Robert, landscape-painter, 27, Gay street Woods Miss Rosanna, mistress of lhe Octagon school, 4, Barton buildings \Voodward George, 3, Dover place Woodward John, gent., 37, Bathwick street "\Voodward Silas, stenciller, 15, St. James's parade Woodward Rev. Thomas, 44, St. James's square Woodward William, saddler and harness maker, 7, Corn~ wall buildings \Vood ward Mrs., 6, George street, Bath wick hill W oolcot George, 23, N ortharnpton street \Voolcott John, furnishing-ironmonger, 10, Morford street Wooldridge Mrs. Caroline, 13, Catharine place W oollard Miss Maria, 5, Ainslie's belvedere '\Voolley Mrs., 5, Caroline buildings \Vooster William, tailor, 5, Fountain buildings Wootten David, marble-polisher, 35, Eldon place Worledge John, brush maker, 9, Cottage place, Larkhall Worlton Mrs. Mary, 4, Great Stanhope street "\Vornell J ames, mason, 4, Albion place, Upper Bristol rd. Wornes William, dairy, 26, Westgate street \Vorrell J ames, fancy-basket maker, 36, Dafford's street Worsley Rev. John, 2, Pierrepont place Worthington John, esq., 11, Lansdown crescent W orthington Mrs. Elizabeth, 11, Lansdown crescent Wotton William (of Excise), 3, Stambridge place, Batheaston Wren Thomas Jay, Gree!1down cottage, Combe down \Vright George, fly-propnetor, 10, Old Orchard street Wright J ames, coal-stores, 10, Little Corn street; res., 28, Corn street . Wright John, grocer, 3, Margaret's hill \V right John and Co., silversmiths, jewellers, and watch· makers, 15, Cheap street, 14, Abbey churchyard, and 16, Milsom street; res., Bloomfield house, Wells road. -See Advertisement 171 W&lcot Bllildings.] 187 •

' WRI-YOU.] SILVERTHORNE'S 'Vright William Henry, teadealer, 10, Charles street Wright "'\Villiam Queenborough, esq., 19, Henrietta street Wright Mrs., 3, Bathwick hill "'\Vright Mrs. Fanny, lodgings, 8, Monmouth street Wright Mrs. Jane, Perrymead Wright Mrs. Louisa Townsend, 30, Green· Park bdgs. Wroot Michael .Milson, Commander R.N., 16, Springfield place 'Vyatt Henry, 2, Wood street, Queen square Wyatt John, police-constable, 9, Queen's ter., \Vidcombe \Vyatt Isaac, mason, 3, East Twerton terrace 'Vyatt Joseph, 4, Chapel row 'Vyatt William, lodging~, 17, Northampton street W ymer Mrs., 7, Prince's buildings 'Vynn Thomas, lodgings, 24, Rivers street Wynn Sir "Villiam, 17, Pulteney street 'Vynn Mrs. J ane, 28, Morford street y YARN OLD Miss, lodgings, 14, H enrietta street Yates Thomas, grocer and teadealer, 1, St. J ames's parade Y eeles George, gent., Bathford Yeeles lames, solicitor, 11, Dunsford place Yeeles John Mountford, gent., Bathford Y er bury George, can er and gilder, I, Parsonage lane; res., 8, Waterloo buildings Yerbury J ames, carpenter, 8, Hatfield bdgs., Widcombe Yescombe Edward Bayntun, esq., 8, St. James's street, St. J ames's square Y onge Charles Duke, gent., Aurora cottage, Larkhall York William, 4, Chatham row Y oulton John, saddler, 20, Beanfor_t S<t_nare Young Major George, Eden house, Lat·khall Young George, gent., 2, Stanhope street Young Giles~ gent., 1, \Veston grove, Weston Young John, writer, 31 ~ Northampton street Young John Holland, engineer, 24, New King street Young J oseph, tailor, 13, Northumberland place, and 24, York street Young N athaniel Lewis, M.D., 7, Raby place · Young Thomas, 26, Lampard's buildings Young Thomas, butcher, Lark hall Young Thomas, schoolmaster, 3, Chandos bnildings Young Thomas, wood and coal dealer, Lambridge street 188 [Published at

... _:.1 0 et' tl:l ~ s:lo e· '" Ul • ...... ... .., ~ POPULATION OF BATH . ,, PARISHES. 1801. 1811. 1821. 1831. 1841. I I I ' ' ' St. Peter and St. { Males •• 1048 1179 1379 1201 1177 Paul • , , • , • Females .. 1412 1538 1640 146/'i 1397 St. James's {Males •. 2051 24[)7 2834 2576 2788 • • Females .. 2897 3056 3444 3272 3406 St M' ·h l' {Males •• 1/'iSO 12/i3 1/i41'i 1/i83 1456 . w ae s.. F em a 1 es .. 2103 1663 1917 1943 1879 W 1 t {Males .. 6829 7744 9541 10,227 10,447 a eo ...... F al em· es •. 10,730 12,816 14 ,50/'i 11i,796 1/i,766 B th . k {Males .. 1048 1204 1537 1496 1882 a WlC • • • • F I ema es .. 1672 1968 2466 2537 3091 Lyncombe and {Males •• 1231 1398 2671 3952 4689 Widcombe • • Females .. 1559 2118 3309 4752 5331 • ' ' • • Total • • • • 34,160 38,434 46,688 50,809 53,2091 --------- -·- - -- . . ' The following Abstract is taken from the Offi.C'ial Returns of th Registrar made at the Census of 1841. Population of the City and Borough of :Bath, 63,209; increase, cent. Population of the Country Parishes comprist>d within the B Increase, 26113, or 19 li-13 per cent. Average number of persons res in the City und Borcugh of Bath (omitting public institutions), number of pcr~>ous residt:nt in each house in the country parish institutions), 6 li-14.

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STREET DIRECTORY. NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS Of some of the Principal Streets in Bath, ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF THE SUCCESSIVE Nos. OF THEIR DwELLINGs. The intersections, in SMALL CAPITALs, denote the divisions of the Streets, whether by public buildings or otherwise. Example:-in BATHWICK STREET, between Nos. 8 and 9,is VILLA PLACE; also, in BENNETT STREET, between Nos. 6 and 7, are the AssEMBLY-RooMS; &c. *•* Where the Nos. are omitted, it is owing either to the houses being uninhabited, or to the intermission of courts, vacant ground, &c. An ALPHABETICAL INDEX to the following Streets will be found at the commencement of the Directory. Adelaide place, ! Bathwick. 1 Misses Darke 2 John N. Bond. · Alexander bgs. 1 Mrs. Handy 2 Mrs. Curtis 3 Mrs. Saxty 4 Mrs. Perry 6 Mrs. E<lgar 6 Capt. W. Thomas 7 William Lee. Alfred street. 1 William Stafford 2 William Hale 3 Misses Hole 4 Mrs. Wilkieson 5 Mrs. Sloane 6 Mrs. Forbes 7 Misses Pooley 8 Miss Archbell 10 John Bryer 11 Nicholas Saumarez 12 Lieut. Geale Miss Goodland 13 Mrs. Drummond 14 Major Payne 15 Mrs. Gen. Pine Coffin Miss Monkland 16 1\Irs. 'fubb 17 Hon. Anne Mackay 19 Mrs. Van Kerkwyk. Ax.ford's bgs. I Thomas Barter 2 Dr. Bealey 3 Thomas Palmer Misses Bowen 4 Miss L. Bourne Edmund Boult 5 Miss Stoddart 6 Edmund Lansdown 7 Mrs. Gerri8h 8 Joseph Collins 9 Samuel B. Cowan 10 Miss Street Miss Thomas 11 William Deans 12 J ames Ashley 13 Mrs. Peacock 14 John Harding 16 Mrs. C. Smith Samuel Smith Mrs. M. Holdich 16 Joshua H. Nunn Mrs. Nunn Misses Ward. Bathwick st. (John W. Hooper, Bathwick house) I Charles Priddle 2 Mrs. Peterson 4 Joseph Hawkins Philip Cam 7 Samuel J efferies 8 George Mann Here VILLA PI .. intersects 9 Miss A. Gingell 10 Henry Gray I! Mise E. Dnbois Here KIRKHAM's BGs. intersects 12 William Collins 13 Samuel Barrett 14 John Gill 10 John Sheppard 18 John Wiltshire Here SAMs's CouRT intersects 19 Mrs. Iles 20 Mrs. Rees 21 Joseph Fasana 22 Mrs. S. Hayward 23 Samuel Morgan Here SYDNEY PLACE intersects 27 Mrs. J. Weston 28 John Shepherd 30 Miss Stapleton 31 Miss R. Read 32 Richard Quigley 33 Miss Kemm 35 Stephen Organ Here DANIEL STREET ' intersects 36 Major W. H. Buttanshaw 37 John Woodward 38 Thomas Chester Miss Shute 39 Capt. Carroll 40 Misses Holbrook & Alexander 41 Elijah Solomon 42 Thomas H. Oliver 43 Capt. Nicholls 44 William Knott. :Sathwlck ter. 1 Mrs. Harris 2 Samuel Groom.

BATH DIRECTORY. 191 Top of BA.TBWXCK HILL, CLAVERTON DOWN. LEFT SIDE. I (John S. Wilson, Collina house.) Woodhill pi. 1 J runes Sheppard 2 Mrs. E. Harman. (Basil Marriott, Upland villa) (Henry B. Smith, Upland house) William T. Blair (H. E. Goodridge, Montebello house) (T. Bennett, PrioT'IJ) Mrs. Roberts Henry Hayman (Mrs. Thomas, Bay. fold house). York place. 2 Edward Staple 1 Miss Ellcock. Dunsford pl. 15 Edward R. Payne l4 Miss Wilmot 12 William Thompson ll James Yeeles 10 Miss Frowd 9 Capt T.E.Blackwell 8 Mrs. Turner Miss Howell 7 William Howell 6 John Hewson 6 Dr. Tarleton 4 Mrs. lsaac 3 Robert Bailey 2 Dr. l\Ioore 1 Adonijah Harris. (John N. Tiley, Raby lawn.) RIGHT SIDE. (George Clarke, Bathwick Hill scJ>.ool.) Woodland pl. I Mrs. Col. W atson 2 Christian Sorensen 3 Miss Rose 4 Benjamin Gray 5 Mrs. Timbrell 6 J obn Morris (Rev. F. Kilvert, Claverton lodge) John Stothert (Rev. T. Ferris, Bellevue house). Belle-vue pl. I John H. Clive 2 Richard Tongue (Geo. Moger, Woodland house) (Capt. E. Walcott, Woodland villa) (Rd. Forster, Bathwick hill cottage) (Jos. Fasana, Claremont cottage) (Rev. H. M. Scarth, Clareuwnt villa) (V\rm. Craven, Prospect villa). P1•ospect pl. 1 Mrs. Ford 2 Misses Richards 3 John Richards (Charles Tutton, Belmont villa) tWm. H. Pierpoint, Spa villa) (Charles George, Up3ala villa) (Edward Hancock, Willow house) 6 Ladv Bushe - 4 Edward Jay 3 Mrs. Wright 2 Richard H. Griffith 1 Lieut.-Col. Crawford. Continued in next column. Srock street. 1 Mrs. E. Rodie . 2 Samuel Seale 3 Edwin Hancock Henry Hensley 4 Mrs. E. Harper 6 Dr. J. B. Daniell 6 Capt. N. Duff 7 Mrs. Hickes 8 Mrs. Gomonde Charles J. Gomonde 10 Misses Western 11 George R. P. Jarvis 12 Charles Gooding Miss M. Hicks 13 Mrs. Durell Lady Barclay 14 Dr. E. Biackn;wre 16 Mrs. C. Ramsden 16 Samuel Harding 18 Earl de Grey , , • , (CHURCH STREET 19 Hon. Mrs. Forsyth 20 Peter Riley Mrs. C. Wood .. (lllARGARET's CHAPEL 21 Mrs. Lamont Mrs. Adair 22 James Hopkins 23 J obn R. Smith Miss A. Ahmuty •••• (MARGARET's BGS. 24 Robert Hansom 26 John 8ould 26 W atkin W atkins Mrs. Beadon 27 Dr. H. Storer 28 Mrs. S. Shelley 29 Miss E. Hough 30 Thomas King 31 Isaac Sherry 32 Henry Osmond 33 Thomas Brine 34 John Rattle 35 John W. Fraser 36 Major-Gen.M.Boyd. CONTINUED FROM CENTRE COL. Sion place. I Mrs. Leathart 2 Mrs. S. E. Dean 3 Miss Newall 4 Miss Bland 6 Thomas Veal Bottom of BATH'WICK. HILL.

192 SILVERTHORNE'S Beaufort bgs. East. 1 Mrs. E. Batchellor 2 Mrs. S. Pinckney 4 Miss Harris 5 Mrs. A. Baynes 6 Robert Fry 7 Mrs. Bedford 8 Mrs. Fountayne () Carleton Crawford • 10 Lieut.-Col. Stone 11 Miss May 12 Mrs. Gouldsmith 13 Giles Stibbert 14 Misses Desbrisay 16 Mrs. Payne. Beaufort bgs. West. 1 Edward Mills (Postoffice) 2 George Webb 3 Misses Horner 4 Col. John Wolrige 5 Mrs. Fray 6 John F. Morgan 7 William J. Clarke 8 Mrs. Mead Miss Bridge 9 Mrs. Maunsell 10 Misses Batchellor 11 Miss M. Hltyward 12 Mrs. Beavan 13 John W. Little 14 Mrs. La"es 15 Miss Savage 16 Mrs. H. Dyke 17 Mrs. M. Nicholas. Beaufort pi. 1 Henry Fry 2 Mrs. E. Moss William Kelson 3 Mrs. Porter 4 Miss Hooper Mis.s E. Gaby Mrs. Amory 6 Mrs. Webb J ames Chaffin 6 John Duck 7 John Moss 8 Frederick Cu.rtis William Lonsdale 9 John Staples 10 James Stokes. Bedford street (Great). 1 John W. Shawe 2 Mrs. Procter 3 Misses Charters 4 Rev. E. H. Acton ••• •.... • • [MEWS 7 Mrs. Payntef 8 Mrs. Hu.mphrys 9 Miss Constable 10 Miss Vandeleur 11 John Acres 12 Charles Munro 13 Capt. St. Patrick G. Lawrence. Belmont. I J ames Wilson 2 S<J.muel F. Underhay 3 George W aldron 4 William Sutcliffe 5 William H. Evans 6 Benjamin King 7 i\Irs. D. Fellowes 8 Mrs. Uniacke 9 Rev. John East 10 Thomas Haggard 11 Rev. R. C. Christie Misses Christie 12 Mrs. Sugden 13 ~Irs. Ridpath 14 l\lrs. Col. Baines 15 Mrs. Gen. Loveday 16 Mrs. Col. Fi tzgerald 17 Mrs. G. Collins Miss J. Collins Dr. C. Greville , 18 John Onnond 19 Mrs. Palairet 20 George Skinner. Belvedere. I John B. Taylor 2 Hinton E. Drake 3 John Smout 4 John Morris 6 Robert Parrott 7 Edmund Sayer 8 Rice Hopkins 9 George Moody 10 John Rogers Mrs. Connolly 11 Riehard Feakins 12 Mrs. S. D'Arcy 13 Mrs. M. Andrews 14 Col. C. P. Ellis 15 Mrs. E. Bedford 16 J. and J. Maggs Charles J. Ma.ggs 17 Daniel Ley 18 Thomas Hulley Mrs. Caddell 19 Mrs. Williams 20 Thos. W. Harrington 21 Mrs. J. Wing 23 Samuel H. Fuller 24 John W. Hiort 26 Henry P. Hulbert , • •. [LANRDOWN ROAD 27 Robert Dillon Henry Gingell 28 William Angell 29 William Penny 30 Augustus Manger Mrs. Springford 31 Thomas Jones (Rev. T. Broadhurst, Belvedere home) 37 Charles Pryor. :Bennett street. 2 Mrs. Col. Ewart 3 Dr. W. Davies 5 Samuel Staples Miss C. Magan Cunliffe Shaw 6 J oseph Luxton • , • , (ASSEMRLY-B.OOMS 7 William Clarke 8 Misses Kerslake and Robinson 9 Mrs. Powell • • • • • • • • • • • • [ CIR'C U !11 ll John Saunders •••••• [CIRCUS PLACE 13 Wil!iam Hall 14 Mrs. G. Piper Miss Wood , , , • [RUSSE LL STREET 16 Mrs. H. Hewlett 16 Miss Pistor 17 Mrs. Col. Coghlan 18 Miss Rollinson 19 Dr. W. Bowie 20 Mrs. F.. Houston 21 Mrs. M. Reilly 22 Mrs. J. Maxwell j 23 Mrs. E. Broce 24 Mrs. Ball. Bladud's bgs. I George Field Mrs. B. Penley Alfred Holdstock [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 193 2 J ames Newton Mrs. R. Clarke • 3 Edmunrl Jeff'eries 4 Miss Collier 5 Hooper & Son 6 William Kent 7 Thomas Noves • 8 Solomon Bettie Miss Stratton 9 Miss M. T1tley 10 Miss Catte Robert Shew Il Bartlett Little 12 Robert Kitrh 14 Samuel J elferies. Bloomfield pi., Wells road. 1 Miss Lawrt>Ilt.:e 2 George A. Jones 3 George Starr ,! Mrs. Hensley. Bloomfield ter., Wells road. 1 Mrs. Cowle 2 William C. Maryan 3 John Hulloway 4 Mrs. Harding 5 John Hickes. Brunswick pl. 1 Miss M. West 2 Mrs. M Francis 3 Mrs. Brodrick Rev. Dr. Brindle i5 Miss Haistwell 6 Joseph Thick Brunswick st. 2 Henry Cook Mrs. H. CoJk 4 Thomas C. Barker 5 Mrs. E. Dewdney 6 Mrs. A. v.· atts 7 William Edwards 8 Mrs. M. Moody 9 Mrs. H. Calder 11 George Snow Miss Alpiu 12 Miss Shepherd 13 Mrs. A. Thorne 14 Mrs. A. Cross 15 John Tucker. 2 Henry C. M'Veagh 3 Mrs. F. Bush William M. Bush 4 Mrs. E. Halhead 5 Mrs. Ann Smith Capt. J. M'Naer 6 Capt. J. Valohra 7 James Holman Misses Harrison 8 Mrs. J. F. Scanlan 9 Francis N. Erith 10 Col. W. B. Darling 11 .Mrs. Col. Prother •••• [PORT LA "fD PLACE 13 Capt. H. Baker 14 Miss A. Norman Misses Maule 15 John S. Graves. Cambridge pl., Widcombe /till. 6 J ames Deare (John Goulter, Lebanon villa) (Wm. Davies, Ro&ewyn villa) (Charles Gaibraith, Cambridge house) 2 Julius Hall 1 Mi~s Gayfeare Camden place. I Rev.W. S. Burgess 2 George Rayrnoml 3 Wm. B. Gold~tone 4 Mrs. F. Brock 6 Vice-Adm. Little bales 7 Mrs. Goldfinch 8 Kenneth .1\Iarchison 9 Major Thornton 10 John Hawke,worth 11 Mrs. Isaac "\\" olley 12 Mrs. H. Simpson l\1:0or Sirnp~on 13 Mrs. Sarah Box 14 J. W. Whittuck 15 Mrs. E. Scott 16 Mrs. Willoughby 17 Rev. J. Peck 18 Mrs. Cunynghame 19 l\Iiss Lvdia ::\lo~se • 20 Miss E. Aldridge 21 J ames Poulter. Burlington st. Catbarine pi. 1 Mrs. M. Brien 1 William F. Ballv - .2 Miss Kerr 2 Mrs. Col. Houlton 17. Walcot BuildiDgs.] S 2 Miss C. Wood 3 Miss J. M. Marshall fJ Mrs. Amery John Kemp •••••• [RIVERS STREET 8 J ames W estem 10 M aunsell M echam 13 Mrs. C W ooldridge 14 John Brydges •••• [THOMAS STREET 16 Adml. Thos. Browne 17 Mrs. Sarah Reynolds Mrs. Frances Scroggs 18 Robert Brett 19 William Angell Lieut. V. Lloyd 20 John Millard Alfred Keene. Ca vendish cres. 2 J ones Rudland 3 Frede1ick Liardet 4 Forsyth Grant 5 JohnPavin 6 Miss E. Harper 7 Alexander Mitchell 9 Mrs. M. Pennell 10 Sir T. W. Holbume 11 Dr. Cumin •• [WINIFRED's PLACE (Capt. S. Jervois Mrs. Smith, WiTtijred's dale.) •• [WARWICK COTTAGE Cavendish pi~ 1 Miss C. Smith 2 Miss H. Perceval 3 Mrs. E. Fil.ner 4 Mrs. Ames 5 Mrs. Karr Ramsay Major l\Iuttlebury 7 Arthur Stanley 8 Robt. B. Hudleston 9 John Arm~trong 10 SirH.A.Johnson, bt. 11 Mrs. Hibbert Mrs. Baugh 12 Rev. G. U. Gardiner 13 Misses Hartord. Charles street. I T. H. Salmon\ 2 Misses H ud~on George J eJferys 3 George B. 1\.eeling 4 Mis.s Veal 5 Wm. B. ~Iuore

194 SILVERTHORNE'S 5 Mrs. W. B. Moore 6 Jienry Ilobson 7 JamesHyde 8 W. V. Maddox ( KINGSMEAD STREET 9 Joseph Collin George Crees 10 Wm. JI. Wright 11 Philip Taylor J ames N innes 12 John Nunn Mrs. Gen. Loinsworth 13 Mrs. Ann Hunt 14 John Langley 15 Miss Liddell 16 John Rattle , , , , (SEY:'IIOUR STREET 17 Mrs. Pollard 18 Edward New 19 William Jolly 21 Ellis Reynolds 22 Francis C ottle , , (NEW KING STREET 24 Robert Viner 25 George Thornhill Mrs. Thornhill 26 Charles Reeves 27 C. & W. B. Reeves. Church street, Royal crescent. 1 William Rowe Mrs. Macbride 3 Elias Gaze Major Dampier !) Mrs. Kennedy 6 Mrs. Denby 7 Miss Jocelyn 8 :Mrs. Sadlit:r Circus. 1 George Norman ~ Dr. Crawford 3 Lady Wood 4 Gen.SirA. Mackenzie 5 Mrs. Osborne I) J ame~Vatson 7 Fran'cis ·walker Thos. F. W. Walker 9 Geo. A. Bannatyne 10 Mrs. Hopkinson •••••• [BROCK STREET 11 William IIawksley 12 Miss Sanford 13 Dr. J. Watson 14 John Walme~lev • Hi Lady Bickerton 16 Thomas Stockwell 18 George Warde 19 Mrs. Svmons • , , (BENNETT STREET 22 Church and Orrnond 23 Robert Radcly:ffe 24 Dr. Langworthy 25 Mrs. Gosling 26 Lady E. Tuite 27 Miss Mary Steger Thomas Clutterbuck 28 Mrs. Western 29 Miss IIopkins. Cottage cres. 1 Miss Williams 2 Miss Dodd 3 John Williams 5 John IIeereman. Daniel street. 1 G eorge Wood 2 Thomas Wilson 3 Rev. E. Barlow 4 Isaac Brent 5 John Frankham 6 Michael Morse 7 ~frs. Blandford 8 Robert Cullum 1 0 Henry 'Vhite • 11 Mrs. W atson 12 William Willsher 13 John Hilliam 14 Mrs. Lane 15 Major Bird 16 Thomas Steele 17 Miss Jeans 18 J ames Goodridge •• [BATHWICK STREET 19 \Vm. W. Wheeler 20 John Gough 21 Capt. Burt 22 Charles Stockman 23 William M urford 24o Thomas J ones 25 Mrs. White 26 Misses Will;;her 27 John M. Withers ·wmiam Reynor 28 .John Bensley 29 William Earl 30 William Swonnell 31 Thomas IIavden • 32 Mrs. Stockman Wm. W. Bird 33 Thomas Buck 34 Thomas Tancr£d 36 Miss Howie. Darlington pi. l Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Fitzpatrick • 2 Clement C. Redfern 3 Mrs. Ann Guy 4 Jonathan Johnson 5 Mrs. Mary EviU 6 Henry IIarford 7 Misses Oatley 8 Thomas Briscoe 9 Christian Brown 10 Mrs. Solomon 11 John George 12 Richard Eckley 13 Mrs. Wood 14 Joseph Daniel 15 George Broad 16 Thomas W ebber 17 James Chilcot 18 Mrs. Anne Wilcox 19 John II. Prior. Da.rlington st. • 2 Mrs. E. Symmons 3 Mrs. Gyllett John B. Player 5 Mrs. Furrier 6 William Pritchard 7 Mrs. Lane 8 Mrs. Fowke 9 Mrs. Boys 10 Barnard.L. Watson ............... (MEWS 11 Mrs. Nation 12 John Kilvert. Devonshire buildings. I Charles Hamper 2 Mrs. Gale 3 Mrs. Beale 4 Mrs. llavis 5 Capt. B. Peach 6 Mrs. Hornby 7 W alter Tucker 8 Miss Bettington 9 William Goldwyer 10 William Halliday · 11 Peter Rooke 12 Robert Stroud 13 William E.Maclagan, 17 Mrs. Roberts 18 J oseph J.arge 19 George J. Knapp . 20 Mrs. Newport. · D evonsbire pi • 2 Abraham Lawrence [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 19:J 3 William F. Shaw. Duke street. I William Davey 2 Frederick Morris 8 Miss Stafford Miss Pountney Mrs. Holman William Bellamy 4 George Gardner Mrs. Heathcote 5 Miss Keevil Miss Balderston. , • , , ,, [SOUTH PARADE 7 William Sheppard 8 Henry Cbappell 9 Charles Sargent Mrs. Cook Mrs. Col. Lisle 10 Mrs. Harvey 11 Thomas Butcher. Upper East Hayes, I John Edridge 2 Mrs. Beaumont 3 ISenj amin Higman 4 Benjamin Gaby 5 Dr. C. Searle 7 Mrs. Inman. Edgar bdgs. Edgar house. 1 William Davis 2 Mrs. Dodwell 3 Thomas Whittington Messrs. Sainsbury 5 William Randall 7 Benjamin Starr 15 Charles W. Viner 16 Capt. John Jones 17 Granville D. Hill Mrs. Harrison. Elm place, Wells road. 1 Richard Lloyd 2 Francis J effery Miss Brackstone 3 Thomas Strawbridge 4 Miss Wilkins 5 Mrs. Grose 6 Charles Snook 7 :Mrs. Weston 8 Robert Withers 10 Lieut. B. Roberts 11 Capt. J ames Gardin.er 12 Henry J. Pocock. Gay street. 1 Henry J. Roberts 2 George \\.alters 3 Race Godfrey 4 Charles H. Bill o John Hay 6 Mrs. Pottinger 7 Miss Bush Misses Nihill 8 Benjamin Severs 9 Dr. E. Hodges 10 Mrs. Kipling 12 Mrs. Pierrepont 13 John Soden 14 Mrs. Warner 15 Capt. C. H. Seton Lady Seton 16 Misses Maurice 17 Mrs. Crutwell Mrs. B. Starr 8 J ames Prew • • • • • • ·' '· • • [CIRcus 9 Edmund White. 19 George Watt.'! 20 Miss Mangles Edward street. 21 James Masters 1 James Pocock Mrs. Macbrid.e 4 Mons. G. Ua 22 Frederick Hanham 6 Rev. A. Cameron 23 Miss Ensor 6 John Nesbit 24 Misses Hemmings 7 Peter Davis Misses Dansey Miss Bush 25 Mrs. Ninnes Miss Nihell 26 Richard W. Brown Miss Dunbar 27 Robert Woodroff 8 Mrs. H ughes 28 William Bush 9 Capt. T. P. Dwyer 29 Miss Courtenay 10 Dr. "\V'heelwiight 30 Mrs. Blunt 11 Hay Clephane J. M. Ostler ...... [VAN I!: STREET ,. .. [GEORGE STREET 13 Charles Valiance 31 Henry Simms 14 John E. Thomas 32 W. & J. R. Phipps 17., Walcot. Buildings.] 32 Mrs. Edwards 33 Miss Maggs Mrs. Beard 34 Thomas Baggs Miss Shirley 36 Spender & Cowan 37 Richard F. George 38 Edwin Reeves 39 Thomas Boultbee Misses Hall 40 Mrs. Vincent 41 .T obn S. Bartrum J oseph G. Smith Ebenezer Tull. George street, Bath wick. 1 Mrs. Scott 4 Mrs. F. Hall o \Villiam Hobbs 6 Mrs. Pike Mrs. Woodward 7 Miss Hollingsworth 8 William Custance , • [SYJINEY BUILDINGS 9 William Sibley 11 Mrs. Barnard 12 Thomas Lane. Green.-J-ark building&. 2 Miss Strachan 3 Lady Trail 4 Miss Mant Capt. George Mant {j Lieut.-Col. Moody 7 John Bond 9 Mrs. Lawson 10 Col. Hamilton 11 Thomas Thackeray 12 Rev. J. O'Neil 13 Miss P. Rowe 14 Misses Dawson 16 Miss Bolton 16 Rev. J. Brownlow 17 Mrs. Exeter Mrs. Bedwell • 18 John P. Hardy ••••• , •• (.RIVER AVON 20 Thomas C. Hooper 21 Mrs. Sawyer 22 Misses Errington 24 Col. Grieve 25 Miss Doherty 26 Capt. Ellis · Mrs. Owen Ellis 27 Mrs. Admiral Fane 28 Mrs. Sankey

196 SILVERTHORNE 'S 29 Mrs. Sherwin 30 Mrs. Wright 31 Aquila Pippen Hon. Miss Massy 32 Major Campbell 33 Charles Reeves 34 Ladies Keith 3.5 Richard G. Festing 36 Mrs. Pearce 37 Madame de Sommery 39 Mrs. Becker 40 Dr. Taylor Grosvenor pi. (Mrs. Clement, Grosvenor house) I Miss Granger 2 Rev. A. A. Straghan 3 Robert H. Hellings 4 Capt.JohnAlexander o John Adams 6 Mrs. Fryer 7 Major-Gen W. Innes 8 Nathaniel J. Kelsy 9 Mrs. Thompson IO Mrs. Rendall 11 Miss Kerr 12 James W. Macleod 13 Major-Gen. Strover 14 Dr. John Faithorn lo Charles Lyford 16 Rev. D. F. Morgan 17 Mrs. Walton William W alton 18 J ames Hannay 19 Robert N. Stone 20 Rev, Geo. Bytbesea 22 Rev. Dr. Godfrev - (Rev.Dan. R.Godfrey, Grosvenor college) 27 Capt. R. C. Hall 28 Mrs. Partridge 29 Mrs. Col. Bailey Capt. Bailey 3I John G. Mansford 32 Thomas Pycroft 33 William Homer 84 Capt. W. N. Clay 35 Miss Docker 36 Mrs. and Miss Alexander 37 Richard Caltbrop 38 Mrs. Col. W atling SQ Capt. H. Marsh 4'() Mrs. K. N evile 41 Rev. Dr. Stamer (Matt. Chaffin, Grosvenor villa) · Hanover st. I Hutcbison Aikman · 2 Mn;. Joseph Taylor 6 John Alien 7 Mrs. M. Park 10 Francis T. Alien 11 Rev. T. Lathburv • 12 Miss Beale. Hatfield place. 1 John Cottle 2 George Reynolds. Henrietta st, 1 Mrs. Franklyn 2 Lawrence Theweneti Michael Theweneti Edward Theweneti Mrs. Theweneti 3 Henry Levison 4 Wilmot R. Baynton 6 James F. Goodridge 7 Henry i. Goodridge 11 Mrs. Hardinge 12 Nathaniel Maycock 13 William Hexter 14 Mrs. Player Miss Y arnold Charles F. Hilli~Jr 16 l\1 rs. Solij m a 17 Misses Watson 19 William Q. Wright , , , • [HENRIETTA ROAD 20 John Hulhert 21 John Pinch 22 Mrs. Camplin •••••• [LA~RA CHAPEL 23 K oah Crook 24 Mrs. W anstall 25 Mrs. Hedger , , , , , , [LAURA CHAPF.L • • •• · • • • • • • • •• (MEWS 29 Thomas Hunt 30 Thomas Gandy 32 Frederick Powell 34 Henry J. Cook 36 Miss Kendall 36 Lieut.-Col. Tronson 37 Mrs. Grabam. Henry street. I John Short James Short 2 William Titley Mrs. Stowton 3 J ames Fouch 4 Miss Quint Miss Davies 6 Daniel Brown George Rose 6 David Pryce Mrs. J ackson 7 Misses Sturges 8 Robert Howartb Mrs. Reade. .Johnstone st. 1 Charles Milsom 2 G(·o. A. Brograve 3 Mrs. Mevler • 4 Mrs. Pulsford 6 James Hallett 6 Misses Potts 7 Rev. J. Awdry 8 Miss Gibbons ••.•••...•..•• [FIELD 10 Rev. E. Mangin Rev. S. W. Mangin Il Miss Gane 12 Capt. Savage l 3 Dr. Fisher 14 Mrs. Wilson 16 Miss Maggs Mrs. Barnett Mrs. Irwin. Kensington pi. 1 William Hancock Rev. A. C. Richings 2 George Wainwright 3 Stephen Wilson . 4 Crofton Fitz Gerald 6 Charles Sparrow George Span-ow Miss Sparrow • •••••.••••• [CHAPEL 6 Capt. W. Parker 7 Mrs. D. Cook 8 George Butcher Miss Butcher I 0 Mrs. Betty , , •• [FIELD ENTRAJiCE 11 Miss Radcly:ffe 12 Richard DickersoB 13 Edward L. Baldwin 14 Mrs. Barker 16 Mrs. Col. Elwin 16 William H. Atkins 17 Mrs. Williams 18 Thos. M. MusgraTe 20 Mrs. Crutwell • 21 Maj. Geo.F.Vincent. King street. l Mrs. N ewman Madame de Plancy [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 197 2 M elmoth W alters 3 Capt. W. Laugharne 4 George M atthews Top of LYNCOMBE HILL, 5 James Ward George Peacock Miss Roe • fl Richard Longford Capt. Chapman 7 Rev. D. Hughes 8 John Tripe 9 Abraham Gadd ·10 ThomasJolly. Kingston sq. 1 John English 2 Mrs. Tindal. :Lam bridge. 1 Robe1t Fowler 2 Christopher Ballinger 3 Mrs. Comwell Mrs. Groves 4 Frederick Price 6 Henry Simms 6 Miss H umfrey 7 Peter Warren 8 George Fitch 10 Capt. G. Henry 11 George Bush 12 Mrs. Ross 13 Mrs. Slack •• [l·AMllRIDG E STREET 14 Mrs. Rogers 1ii J oseph C. Pearce. Lambridge pi. 1 Henry Parsloe 2 Rev. J. Bumett 3 Mrs. Russell 4 Miss Dike o Mrs. l'mith 6 Mrs. Browne 7 Samuel Alexander 8 Mrs. Penny 9 Henrv Prior • Miss Prior 10 Thomas Luff 11 Mrs. Ricketts 12 Samuel Walker LEFT SIDE. (Mrs. Bowden, Butt-Ash cottag_e.) Augusta place. 9 Justinian Randall 8 Mrs. Howse 7 Miss Farr Mrs. Bailey 6 Henry W. Collison ii Mrs. Ayrey 4 James G. Hayden 3 Mrs. Pearce Mrs. Davis 2 William Sainsbnry. Forefield pi. 11 Matthias Hanis 10 John W ebber ••••••••••.•.• [SLOPE 8 Josiah Flower 7 Rev. G. G. Cashman 6 Lieut. H. Brett 4 John Hedges 3 John Sloper (l\J rs. Dill wyn, F:;refield house) 2 Evan Evans (William Stothert, Soutll!•()f hmt.~e) CONTINUED FROM FIRST COLUMN. 19 Mrs. Short 20 Mrs. Stillman 21 William Freeman 22 Henry H. Budd 23 John Stodart 24 Mrs. Williams 25 Thomas Slater 26 Mrs. l\1 ad dock 27 1.\1 isses Phillips 28 Mrs. Bryan 29 John J. Dill 30 Edward White. Lansdown cres. 13 Miss Godden 1 James H. Markland 14 Thomas Slater 2 Rev. J. P. Rhoades Hi Mrs. 'Welch 3 Misses Fournier 16 Misses Slater 6 Mrs. Hippisley • • • • • • • • • • • • • • [ROAD 7 Henry Lawson 17 George Williams 8 'Villiam A. Bruce 18 Mrs. Ford 9 Dr. T. S. W atson 19 Mrs. Merrett 10 Charles Brodrick Continued in next ll Mrs. Worthington column. John Worthington 17', Walcot Buildings.] RIGHT SIDE. (Mrs. ltovrarth, Priory lodge.) Priory place. I C. Hunt & Son 2 Rohert Watt 3 l\1 ajor T Reynolds. Oxford terrace. ii Edward Tucker 4 John Passmore 3 Mrs. Du Bois I Francis P. Cooke •••••••• [ABBEY VILLl (Emeric E. Vidal, Beechen-Cli.ff house) CONTINUED FROM CENTRE COL. 12 Capt. Wm. Rogers 13 Major Wm. Godley 14 Mrs. Wintle 15 l\Iiss Prime 16 John W. Hicks I 7 Dr. T. Wbitter 18 John T. Anstey. Lans down pi. east. (Rev. W. J. Brodrick, Rock house/. 1 Quarles H. Strond 2 Miss Parkhonse 3 Mrs. Chadwick 4 Mrs. White Miss Chamberlaine 5 Mrs. Hunter 6 John J. Coward • 7 Rev. F. Elwin 8 Gen. T. R. Charleton 10 Mrs. Richards 11 Capt. M. R. Ford 12 Miss Wolff 13 Mrs. Chaplin 14 l\Jrs. Garland 15 Capt H. T. Davies 16 William Long. Lansdown pi. west. 1 Rear-Ad. A. Lysaght 3 Mrs. Skeete 4 Mrs. Col. Rind 5 Rev. C. M. Mount 6 Thomas Read 7 Mrs. Joyce •

198 SILVERTHOR~E'S 8 Misses J ames 9 John Taylor. Lansdown terr. (Edmund English Chas. R. English, Lansdown lodge) 1 Wm. N. Hardwick 2 Mrs. Lane 3 Charles Eulenstein. Laura place. 1 Mrs. Cox 2 Thomas Brimmell 3 George Stallard •• [HENRIETTA. STREET 4 Dr. John Cardew 5 Mrs. Gray 6 Mrs. Straghan William L. Caldecot . , • (PUf,TENEY STREET 7 Moses Pickwick 8 Miss Wilkins Charles Bradford 9 J ames Rowsell •• [JOHNSTONE STREET 10 Josepb Drewe 12 Wm. M. Chatterton Edward Osborn. Macaulay bgs. 1 Mrs. Fosbury 2 Robert Scott 3 Mrs. Harris 4 J acob H. Cotterell 5 Henry F. Cotterell :Frederick F.Cotterell 6 Capt. Douglas Cox 7 Capt. Campbell 8 George Sharland 9 Capt. Wm. F. Hill 10 Mrs. Pennington 11 l\lartin Daly 12 Francis 'White I 3 Lieut.-Col. Pasley 14 .Tohn McDougall 15 Edgar M. Harris 16 John Howes 1'7 Mi~ses Has,all lR Audley Harvcy 19 Mrs. Nicholl 21 Capt. Francis Blundell 22 Robert Crnttwell. Marlborough buildings. 1 George Kit.,on • 1 !\Iajor Kitson 2 Rev. E. Caulfeild 3 Rev. H. H. Hayes 4 Col. George Gregory 5 Hon. Col. J. Browne 6 John Rotton 7 Mrs. Dawn 8 Dowager Viscountess 1Hidleton, 9 Mrs. Hyde IO Mrs. Shoolbred l1 George i\1 onkland 12 F. W. Curteis 13 Mrs. Campbell 14 Mrs. Haig 15 Thomas Papillon 16 John Stedman I7 Miss Sproule 18 Mrs. Delav<tUd 19 Lady Bateman 20 Mrs. Hoy Henry O'Reilly Hoy Mrs. Baron 21 Mrs. Gardiner 22 Maj.-Gen. M. White 23 Lady Cross 2( Mrs. Browne Mrs. Marsltall John Marshal! 25 Miss Butler 26 Miss Peel ' 27 Rev. M. H. Seymour 28 Mrs. Gen. Brooke 29 Capt. T. F. C. l\lain- • wanng 30 Miss Caldwell 3I 1\Jrs. Mm·low 32 Lady Keane 33 Mrs. Nisbet. Marlborough street. I William Roworth 2 Henrv Roberts • 3 1\I rs. J ackson Miss Knightley 4 Mrs. Willes 5 Miss Pinder 6 William Barrett Miss Straghan 7 Mrs. Fitzgerald Miles's bgs. 2 Mrs. Ford 3 William C. Gill John E. Gill 6 Francis Falkner 7 Miss Pearson Robert Pitt 8 Rev. William Boyle 9 Thomas Culvenvell I 0 George Ransom Miss Armstrong 12 Miss Bailey. Montpelier. 1 1\'Irs. Whitmarsh 2 Mrs. Clark 3 Mrs. Ford 4 Mrs. Adams Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Davis 5 Mrs. Ranney. Mount Beacon. 1 Horatio Davis 2 John W. Bush 3 Col. John Laurie 4 Miss Nicholls 5 Bartholomcw Fowler 6 Thomas Mayo 7 Thomas Whittington 9 Joseph Fortt 10 Charles Cotton 11 Paston Nirholls 12 George P. Carpenter. Nelson place, Norfolk Crescent. 1 Rear-Ad. H. Gordon 2 l\1 rs. J efferies 3 Rev. L. F. Thomas 4 Mrs. Leaventhorp 5 Isaac Pitman 6 Richard Bowsher 7 Miss Wilkinson 8 Jame~arker • • New King st. 1 Miss Hardy 1 2 Miss Sutton 3 George King 4 Benjamin F. Shaw 5 James Cross 8 !\I rs. Foot 1 6 Miss M. Rosenberg Geo. F. Rosenbcrg Miss F. E. Rosenberg 7 George Pike • • • [ST. JAliiES S SQUARE 9 Dowager Lady Godfrey 10 Mrs. Ottley 1 ll Joseph Hall. 8 John Prichard Mrs. Nash [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 199 9 William Harrison John Willis ll J oseph Hill 12 J oseph J enkins 13 George Burnell 14 John Haddy 15 Miss Cooper 16 Samuel Simms 17 Mrs. Reeves William Reeves 18 N athaniel Wilcocks 20 John Brownjohn 21 Mrs. Jones .Miss Foster :22 Mrs. Adams 23 Mrs. Langhorne 24 John H. Young 25 John R. Simmons 26 William Fisher Francis .Bayntun 'J7 Charles Pritchard Miss Nisbett 28 Edmund Bullin William Whitaker 29 J ames Griffiths 30 Miss Cripps 31 George Field 32 Mrs. Haycraft . Mrs. Blieth 33 Robert White Miss H. White 34 Mrs. Fear • • • • (STANBOPE PLACE 35 William M ucklewin 36 George Perry • ••• [ST. ANN's PLACE 35 Alexander Stowell 36 Mrs. Clark 37 Mrs. Bumell 39 Hemy Smith , , (CUMEERLAND ROW 60 William Cox William Noble o6 Madame Thomas. Norfolk bgs. 1 Mrs. Booth 2 Mrs . .Morton 3 Mrs. Snell 4 Misses Harford 5 Mrs. Balfour 6 Henry A. Barry 7 J a.mes Hinne!l 12 J.\J iss Bowes 13 William McArlam Miss G. McAdam 15 Mrs. Mm·ray 17 Mrs. N eerles Rev. John Scott 18 Misses Mulock 19 James Keene James B. Keene. Norfolk cres. 2 William B. Lidiard Wm. B. Lidiard, jun. 4 Gen. John S. Wood 5 Benj. Bartrum 7 William Clark 8 Mrs. La.vard • lO Lady E. Huddart 11 Mrs. Astley • 12 Mrs. Col. Becher 13 Mrs. Hellyar 15 M. & F. Shum 16 Lady Jervis 17 Henry Crook. :North parade. 40 George Bartlett l I saac Titley Mrs. Col. Williams 3 Richard Newman Mrs. Stokes 4 John Gray 41 Mrs. Francis 5 Misses Beak & Head42 Miss Racey ington 43 Henry Bc.iley 6 William J. Barrenger Capt. Beecher 7 Robert Lansdown 44 Mrs. Keene 8 George Lansdown Misses Gee 9 John Weston 45 Mrs. Walsh Misses Hellicar 47 Mrs. Holder Miss Hedges 48 George F1'eeman 10 Mrs. Morton 49 Mrs. Cornbe Miss Jones 50 William .:\Iulleney 11 Benjamin Pollard l\Iiss Connor • • • • • • [DUKE ST.&EET <52 Andrew Bright 13 James Bell .53 George Wigens 14 Captain Benj. Leigh •••••••••••• [CHAPEL Lye. 17'1 Walcot BtUldings.] 0 Northumberland bgs. 1 Henry P. Meredith 2 Frederick Field 3 John Physick 4 J ames Cogswell 5 Thomas Harvey Henry J. Harvey 6 Capt. Tucker 7 Francis Wilkinson Peter G. Meares. Oxford row • I George P. Manners 2 Edwin Skeate 3 George Bolwell Hon. Jane Hewitt 4 William Rogers l\Iiss F>1kon 6 J erl'miah Palm er William H. Pinson •,., [llE:SNETT STREET 7 Charles F. Tayler Miss Tayler 8 Mrs. Parsons 9 Miss Chapman ll Misses \Vheately 12 Frederick Gillard. :Paragon bgs. 1 Miss Sargent John Pring 2 William Elton 3 Mrs. Biffen 5 Rev. Dr. Totty 6 Mrs. Smith Mrs. Bamard 7 l\I rs. Hill Samuel Stoodley 8 Mrs. Joiner 9 Thomas Herring 10 Mrs. S. Godfrey ll Robert Brooke 12 Willson and Son 13 Dr. Harman 15 1\lrs. C. Bald·win 17 Miss Willoughby 18 George Tucker 19 Thomas Peggs 20 Charles H. Basnett 21 Lieut.-Gen. P. Anderson Miss E. Anderson. Park place. 1 Mrs. Davis 2 Mrs. Brown.

200 · SILVERTHORNE'S Park street. 1 Dowager Rod en Countess 3 Miss Nisllet 4 Misses Butler John T. P. Butler o Miss Meyrick 6 Miss Pine Coffin 7 Lady Bayley 8 Misses Elers 9 Rev. Richd. Harmer ••• , •••• [PARK PLACE 10 Mrs. Gunning MisMes Grevile ll Mrs. Browue 12 George S. Lean 13 Mrs. Cuthbert 14 Rev. \Villiam Attfield 15 Misse~ Ottley 16 Miss Fisher 17 Mrs. Gallowav • Wm. G. Galloway 20 Mrs. Supple 21 John l\1. Wayland 22 Thomas J oyce Misses Joyce 23 J ames Beck •• (ALL SAI:STS' CHAPEL 24 Rev. M. Brock 2o Captain Robert H. Brown 26 Capt. John Evans 27 Rev.J. P. L.Fenwick 28 Mrs. Sadler Gale Isaac S. Gale 29 Mrs. Vice-Admiral Ballard 30 James W. Windsor 31 Mrs. E. J ohns Miss Webb 32 Dr. W. Irvine 33 Mrs. Eddy · 36 Miss Lacon •,,, .•• , •• , , ,. • [MEWS 37 Miss Culverwell 38 John H. Rocke 39 James Webber 40 Frederick Bennett Miss Pigou 41 William Ashley 42 Mrs. BoswelL Percy place. 1 Mrs. Hawkins George Hawkios 2 J ames Pearce 3 Mrs. Phillips • I 4 Rev. William Jay 5 Miss Roberts 6 Mrs. Mavnard • 7 Mrs. Col. Bunbury 8 Mrs. E. Drewe 9 Joseph Simpkins 10 John C. Graves 11 Mrs. Varenne. Fierrepont st. 2 Mrs. Tozer Charles Irwin 3 Mrs. Aldridge John A. Marsh 4 William Crisp Capt. M. Brown Rev. R. T. Coates 5 Miss Warren 6 Henry Dwyer •••••• [SOUTH PARADE 7 Mrs. Tulley 8 J ames W. Cooper Miss Plnmmer 9 Mrs. Milsom Henry Peard Henry Castle 10 Henry Underwood 11 John Bally 12 George Cox: 13 Mrs. H. Crisp Miss Huddlestone •• (PIF.RREPONT PLACE 14 Mrs. Becks 15 Thomas B. Vowles 16 George Clewlow. Portland pl. 3 Rev. S. E. Bernard 4 Wm. T. M. Pattison 5 Viscount Condeixa 6 Misses Rooke 7 Col. W. Jervois 8 Mrs. Gen. England 10 Misses Gray 11 Mrs. Payne •••• [MOUNT PLEASANT 1'2 Richard Betteson 13 Miss E. Landeg Miss E. Read 14 Capt. A. Widdrington 16 Mrs. Vaughan Miss Page •• (BURLINGTON STRF!ET 17 Thomas C. Cam 18 Henry Douce 19 Major Chas. Rhys 20 Miss Wilson. I Prince's bgs. i 1 Arter & Collins 2 Thomas Andrews 3 Fdix: Pa.rkinson 4 John 0. Clarke Edward Jay 5 Mrs. Da.shwood 6 Hrnry P. Blencowc 7 Henry L. Fitzjames Mrs. Wvmer. • Pulteney st. I Mrs. Longland 4 Miss Le Page 5 Mrs. Col. Glover 6 Mrs. Witton John Ellis 7 J oseph Chilton 8 Gen. J. Austin 9 Mrs. Byron 10 Mrs. Kirkham 11 Gen. M anley 13 Rev. A. Scott 15 Richard Nnrthen 16 H. St. J. l\Iaule 17 Sir W. Wynn Rev. Geurge D. A. Tylee 18 Mrs. N nrthen 19 Dr. Atcherley 20 Dr Booth .[SUNDKRLANDSTREET 21 Lady Watson 22 l\1 rs. Hod son ]{ev. H. Cruttwell 23 Benjamin Evans 25 Edmund l\:Iorris 26 Miss ~~ills 27 W alter Wilson 28 Col. Maddox 29 Mrs. l\J askell 30 John Kendall 31 M rs. Col. J ones 32 Mrs. Hoblyn 33 John Templemao 34 Rev. E. Willes 35 B. Bourdillon 36 Mrs. Smith 37 Mrs. Miles 38 Mrs. Slade 39 William Bi 'Shop •• •••• (SYDNEY PLACE 42 Mrs. Treslove Mrs. Dickinson 44 Mrs. Morris 45 Mrs. B. 0' Beime Henry Addenbrooke [PubliShed at

BATH DIRECTORY. 201 46 William Allison 48 Thomas Soutbwick 60 Rev.James De Visme 61 Miss Hunter , , , , [EDWARD STREET il4 Rev. A. Emerson 65 Dr. Wilkinson 66 Mrs. Poole o7 John Collingridge 69 Sir .Edw. Thomason 60 John Rye 81 Thomas Williams 62 Thomas Joseph Eyre 64 John Clayton 65 Benjamin Hunt Francis Hunt •• , , [WILLIAM STREET 87 Thomas Harris 68 Frederic Bayley 69 J ames Barnard 70 Rev. Edw. Gosling 72 William Hunt 73 Mrs. Gay Mrs. Nooth 74 Richard J. Ward 75 V. F. Hovenden 76 Rev. W. T.P.Brymer 77 Major P. Kirwan. Queen's par. 1 John F. Mason 2 Samuel Lloyd 3 Miss Scott 4 Mrs. Charleton 6 Miss Dakin · 6 Rev. Jerom Murch 7 Lady Berry 8 Mrs. Peck 9 Rev. William Da.vies 10 Edwin Smith Mrs.l\L C.Burmester 11 Lieut.-Col. Derville 12 Misses Blair. Queen's sq, 1 John Williams Arthur J. Daniell 2 Taylor, Kemp, & Kingston 3 Edward Jones Mrs. Lambert 4 William Evans • • • • • • [WOOD STREET 6 Richard T. Gore 7 George E. Alien 12 Miss Boycott 13 Edward King , • •, (PRINCES STREET 14 Mrs. Sbelley 16 John Roskell 17 Rev. Thos. Bingham 18 Mrs. Smith 19 Mrs. Butler 20 Philip H. Watts [QUEEN-SQUARE PLACE 22 Henry Godwin 23 Misses May 24 John Sherwood Captain Thicknesse Richard Bush 25 Miss Gould 26 Frederick Janvrin 27 Marriott & Wood Mrs. Fisher. Baby place. 1 Mrs. Elmer 2 Mrs. Lwfear 3 Dr. Henry Bell 4 Henry Bengough (j David Davies 6 Mrs. Straghan 7 Dr. N. L. Young 8 Samuel M. Hinds 9 Thomas Beard 10 Henry Socket 11 Miss Abraham 12 Edward Marsh 13 Admiral J. Bullen 14 Miss Tufuell 15 William Basnett 16 Mrs. Davis 17 Mrs. Saxton 18 J oseph Lansdown Edward Lansdown Miss Lansdown. B.icbmond hill, (Peter Marriott,Richmond villa) 1 Mrs. Fleming 2 George Stothert 3 Sorafi. Mazzocchetti · 4 Miss Coiling 6 Miss Kentish 6 Miss Smallcombe 7 Edward Gould 8 Dr. William Terry. :Rivers street. :Miss Allen (Mrs. Abmhams, 10 Maj. W. E. Pickwick Harley place) 11 William Whitaker 2 :Miss Blathwaite 17, Walcot BuiJdings.j T 3 Mrs. Paine Misses Eckersall 4 Nicholas Broyer (j John Comeley Misses Huddlestone 6 William Coombs 7 Miss Ravenshaw 8 Mrs. Adm. Western 9 Dr. Joseph H. Spry 10 John Bennett Mrs. Gen. Layard 11 Mrs. Kingston Mrs. Gen. Clephane 12 Alexander Holdway Mdlle. Camere 13 Henry E. Hobson Miss Hobson 14 Dr. Hugh Fergusson 15 James Hawes Mrs. Cook Miss Caddell , .[GLOUCHSTER STREET 16 John Carter Miss Percy 17 Mrs. J effereys 19 Mrs. Burmester Arthur May Miss May Miss Nixon 20 John Turing 21 Mrs. Cruttwell Thomas G. HI>JTis Rev. James Wood 22 Edward Cowcher 23 Stephen Reynolds 24 Thomas Wynn 25 William Clavey 26 Ezra Hunt 27 Miss Short 28 Mrs. Knight · 29 Mrs. Fowles 30 Charles Ha:qcock • • [BRUNSWI1:!~ PLACE 32 Henry Bowden Miss Anstruther 33 Mrs. Burt 34 Edm. L. Bagshawe •••• (RUSSELL STRKBT 35 Robert B. Were 36 Thomas C, Adam11 37 Miss Ram Christopher Domvile 39 Dr. R. Gillum 40 John Howell Dr. Luther 41 John C !are Capt. G. Thomas 42 :Mrs. Blair

202 SILVERTHOHNE'S 42 Miss Layard 45 Mrs. Richards Mrs. Bird 46 Mrs. Fuller 47 Mrs. E. Otley Miss Loftus Mrs. Law 49 Cornelius Cole 60 William Elliott. B.ochfort place. 2 Miss Power 3 M ~s. Bonucci John Bullen. Boyal crescent. 1 Miss Evans' 2 M1s. Weston 3 Mrs. Fountayne 4 Mrs. Brooke 6 Lady Acland 6 William C. Keating 7 Rev. H. ~>treet 8 Miss Daubeney 9 Lady Hargood 10 Mrs. Richardson 11 Thomas Stokes 12 Lt.-Col. Muttlebmy 13 Dr. Davis 14 Capt. W. L. Kaye 16 Mrs. Landon 17 Henry M. Morgan 18 Pbilip Caddell 19 Mrs. Foskett 20 Lord J. O'Bryen 21 Lady Middleton 22 Mrs. Maltby 23 Mrs. Garrett 24 John Spurway 25 Mrs. Stewart 27 Philip George 28 John Hill 29 J ames S. Broad wood 30 Lady Carrington Miss Trevelyan. B.ussell street. 1 Mrs. Presley 2 George Greenman Misses Petts 3 General Moore Ca11tain F. Moore 4 John C attell fj Charles :F. Jenkins 6 Mrs. Michell 7 Jo!>r.ph Ward 8 Stephen Curtis 8 Mrs. Fitzgerald N eville L. Bland , , , , (RIVERS ST.REET 10 Mrs. Walwyn 11 John Deverill 12 Mrs. Rathbone 13 Mrs. Hinton Mrs. Harvey 14 Rev. Thomas Mason 15 Miss Pendrill 16 Hon. Misses Shockburgh 17 William H. Browne Miss W. Browne. Seymour st. 1 David Lansley 2 John Bassett 3 Richard Hyde Mrs. Burton Mrs. Browne 5 William Seymour 6 Mrs. Irving 7 Daniel Wait 8 J oseph J ackson 9 Mrs. Cooban , , [G.REEN-PA.RK BDGS. 10 Mrs. Adams 11 Thomas Jolly Mrs. Deacon 12 Samuel Green 13 Miss Bowles Mrs. Becker Continued in next column. CONTINUED FROM SB• COND COLUMN. 14 Mrs. Prattinton 10 Mrs. Gore Mrs. Chrishop 16 Miss Scott 17 John Hill John H. Hill 18 William Sleep. Sion hill. (Thomas Barker, Miss Barker, Doric howe) :!1 ~ 1 J ames Bcdggood S iS 2 William Skinner z ~ J osephP.Bartrum : 8 3 Chas. Holworthy ~ ~ 4 Thomas Roe (Thomas H. King, Lyde house) (W alter V. l\L1ddo:x:, Acacia villa) (Rr.-Adml. W. J. Lye, Sion howe) 6 Miss Oates 7 Mrs. Alexander 8 Mrs. Thompson 9 Miss Gibbons 10 William Bally 11 Miss Ross 12 Miss Spiller • • • • • • • • • • [SION BOW 13 Edward Webb Continued in next page. ---------------------------- Sion row, Sion hill. Spartan}! Mrs. Styles place. 2 J. Biles (1\frs, J ackson, Laurel cottage) 6 Miss Brenton 4 (Miss Lawrence, Erin collage) 3 Richard V. Edwards 2 (Dr. Lowder, Sion lodge) (Josei•h Child, Rose cottage) (Capt. Sir C. C. Par- (John Edwards, "ker, Sion cottage) Cleve cottage) (Mrs. Palmer, (Edward Webb, Duncan cottage) Trafalgar hotue) John Shattock, Gothic cottage Mrs. Halliday, Ormond grove (Lieut. Hardy, John Hulbert, Kilkenny house) (Top of HIGH COMMON.) [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 203 c:ONTINUED FROM 3D 2 Charles Thompson COLUMN OF LAST 3 William R. \V ood PAGE. 6 Charles Davis 15 Mrs. Withy 7 Mrs. Parkes. Miss Alleyne South parade. 16 Mrs. Williams I Mrs. McMillin John Frere Mrs. Montague 17 Mrs. Col. Havelock Mrs. Flamank (Mrs. Jefferey, Eden 2 Ralph Solomon cottage.) 3 Thomas Cullimore Sion place. 4 John Chappell (Russell Scott, Sum- 5 John Hayward mer hill) 6 George Phelan I Misses Sawbridge 7 Thomas Joel 2 Mrs. Dean Henry Milsom 3 Rev. H. MarrioU Edward C. Tufnell 4 Miss Dick 8 J oseph Gregory 7 Capt. J. W. Rnmsey Miss Walsh 8 Lieut.-Col. P. Pratt • • • • • • [DUKE STREET 9 Rev. Edward Simms 9 William Taylor (Rev. W. Hutchins, 10 William Smart Winifred ho1Ue.) 11 Miss Thorp Somerset pl. I2 Mrs. Pearcey Rev. Dr. Frowd 6 Col. Thos. Hamilton 13 John Keel. 6 Lieut. Richard Hare 7 Mrs. Davenport Spencer's Miss Hall Belle-vue. 8 Daniel Cabanel 1 Capt. Thos. Larkins 9 Misses Hodgetts and 2 Mrs. W atchurst Webher 3 John R. Phipps ll Misses Solly 4 Miss Marriott I2 Misses Evans Miss Bowdler I 3 Lady M and 5 William Thorpe. l4 Misses Mitford 15 Lady Power Spring:field pi. I9 William W. Henry 1 Miss Ewing 20 Misses Longley. 2 Lieut. L. B. Williams 3 J acob Davis Southcot place. 4 Thomas Osmond I Mrs. Todd li Mrs. Fuller Rev. W. Hazelwood 6 James FarreU 2 William Priest 7 John Edwards 3 Robert Crocker 8 Mrs. Bam~- 4 Mrs. Archer 9 Miss Sla.ck 6 John Cookesly Miss Sandford 6 Mrs. Harris 10 Miss Leacroft 7 Mrs. Bromley ll Thomas Fuller 8 Lionel Cross 12 Rev.James M.Dixon 9 Mrs. Harman 13 Edwin Collings Hngh Culliford 14 Mr~. Pooley 10 John Stone I5 Richard Ricard:il 11 John McKolty Mrs. Radclyffe 13 Rev. D. Wassell. 16 Commander Wroot South hayes, 17 Mrs. Ld.mbard. Welu road. Stanhope st. I James Rainey I Mrs. Flower 17, Walcot BuUdings.] 2 George Young 3 Edward Hale 4 Mrs. W orlton 6 Edward Butt 6 Misses Giberne 7 Thomas Morkham Miss Henchman Mrs. Todd 8 Charles Wigens William H. Orchard 10 John Hndden Mrs. Rookes ll Misses Burleigh 12 William P. Hall 13 Miss Burney I4 J a.mes Bennett Miss L. Fabroni 15 Rev. J. A. Wallinger , • [NORFOLK. CRESCENT 18 Henry Ezard 19 Misses Trollope 20 Henry V. Lansdown 2I John Collins 22 John Perreu 23 Mrs. Brennon 24 Mrs. Amy as 25 Capt. M. Connolly 26 Mrs. Moyle. St. J'ames's sq. I Mrs. Ranee William S. Landor Lady Leighton 2 Miss Clifton 4 Mrs. Travers 6 William J effs 7 Mrs. Gold.sworthy 8 Misses Crawley IO Mrs. Card ll Capt.Geo.Henderson 12 Mrs. Dobbs 13 Mrs. Birch 14 Capt.W.P.Anderson 15 Miss Burgh ••••• , [P&RK. STREBT I7 J ames S. Savory 18 Misses Magennis 19 Lt.-Col. W. Swinton 20 J ames Griffith 2I Mrs. Amold William Longley 22 Rear-Adm . .M.Buckle , • (GREAT JIEDFOJI.D ST. 24 1Irs. Summerbee Misses Markland 25 Mrs. Hodgson 26 Hon. Capt. H.Brown 27 c~pt. C. Mackenzie

• 204 28 Mrs. Powys 29 Miss Browne 30 Miss Pollard 31 Mrs. Fitz Gerald 32 Capt. Thos. Baldock 38 Stephen Hill •••• (ST. JAMES'S PLACE 30 William Challen 36 Hugh Massy John E. Reade 37 Thomas Bayliss • • (ST. JAMES ' S STREET 38 Col. W. Macadam 39 Rev. Dr. T. Grace 40 Thomas Barrett 41 Mrs. Moore 42 William Osmond 44 Rev. Thos.Woodward .(5 Capt. S. P. Bar low. Sydney bdgs. 1 Henry Ball 3 John M. Lambe 4 Mrs. Furrier 6 Miss Hussey 6 Miss Tuson ~ I Jesse Hudden "' ~ 2 John L. Huntley 1::; ~ Mrs. Kissock g 3 Arthur P.Atherley D John Smith 1I Frederick Spencer 12 Edmund Carpenter 13 Mrs. Fallon 16 John Rollick 16 John Pike •••••• (CANAL BRIDGE 18 Henry Mitchell 19 Lewis Cleroult 20 William Benwell 21 Miss R. Holland 22 Thomas Thomas 24 William W enslev 26 Mrs. Sainsbury 26 Mrs. Racker 27 Mrs. Slack 28 (Samuel Fuller, Sydney villa) 29 Misses Plumley 30 Mrs. Colborne 3I Miss Hillcoate32 Edward Salmon 33 J ames Boon 34 Mrs. Prowse • 36 Capt. W. C. Lindsey 37 William Williamson. SILVERTHORNE·s Sydney place. 94 Rev. F. W. Baker 95 Gen. J. L. Richardson 96 Philip C. Sheppard Charles Maud 98 Lord Wm. Powlett 99 Sir Robert Preston lOO Lt.-Col. R. Preston 101 Earl Camperdown 102 Roger Tichborne 103 Mrs. Drought 104 Capt. A. Du Moulin , , (PULTENEY STREET 1 Mrs. Lidiard 3 Mrs. Bramley 4 Thomas Gill 5 l\I rs. Gen. Fagan 6 Mrs. Brisbane 7 William Dummett 8 Major Bean 10 Capt. Hosmer 11 William J ackson 12 Mrs. Thompson 13 Thomas F. Millar 14 Mrs. Housman. Vane street. 1 Robert Cook 2 Mrs. Gunning 3 George H. Simms 4 Stanford Carron. Victoria. place. I George Hancock 2 Mrs. Havwarrl • 3 Capt. T. W. Wadley 4 Mrs. Lewis 5 Mrs. Nutting 6 Mrs. Willis 7 Miss Hates 9 William Pope. Vineyards. 1 Batchellor, Harford and Staunton 2 Miss Thomas 3 Thomas Beard 4 J oseph Horlor 6 J oseph Sharpe 6 Mrs. Stone 7 Robert English Miss English 8 Jacob Baggs 9 John Bishop 10 Miss Hewett • • ••••••• • •• (CHAPEL (Rev. John Owen. Chapel house) I 1 William Storey 12 George Angell Thomas D. Cotes 13 William Harrison 14 Edwyn Dowding 15 Frederick Dowding 16 Mrs. Beale 17 William Holway IS Thomas Porter 19 Georgc Fare 20 Rev. H. T. Burne 21 Robert Barnes 22 Peter Aust 23 William Osborne 24 William Short. Walcot parade. I J ames Manley Mrs. Whatley 2 John Crocker 4 John Baldwin Mrs. Baldwin a John Gibbs 8 Miss Evill Miss Williams 9 Miss Ratterbury 10 John P. Sainsbury ll Charles A. Harries 12 Miss Dalley 13 William Phipps 15 Richard McDonald I6 Miss Parker Mrs. Gill 17 Mrs. Mason 18 William Stone 19 Charles Reilly 20 Dr. Samuel Edwards. Walcot terrace. I Alfred S. Fulljames 2 William S. Tanner 3 Mrs. Hoard 4 l\Iiss Nairne 5 Henry Griffith 6 John D. Cogan 7 ·william Prior 8 Rev. J. Pridham, Widcombe crescent. 1 J oseph Dallaway 2 l\Iiss Hoare 3 William Elton 4 Capt. Wm.Robertsou Continued in last column of next page. [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 20[) WESTOK :ROAD, (Frr>m Weaton.) LBPT SIDE. {W'illiam M. Pinder, Brookfold) (Captain G. Roberts, Weston villa) {Mrs. Curtis,Apthorp villa) {Chas. Batsford, Westonpriory) (George Fuller, Stephen Leedham, Wuton villa) (J. S. Crosier, Beech C9tlage) {Doaald M. Dunlop, Weston lodge) (Mrs. Brown, Victoria tJilla) J ames R. Somerville (James Salter, Victoria nursery J Mrs. Houlton (William Collins, Moravia'li cottage) (Mrs. Lukin,.Arbuiu8 cottage.) Grafton place, 1 Mrs. Irvine 2 Daniel Fenelly. .RIGHT SIJ)E. (Rev. Wm. Hale) (Mrs. Fanell, Richmond villa) (Mrs. Morse, West cottage) (Miss Hale, Clayfold cottage) (William Banfield, Elm "illa) (Mrs. Dunean, Phihp B. Duncan, Westjield lodge) (Rev. William Bliss, Westjield villa) (Thomas W ebster, Cranhill villa) (John C. Vigne,Cranhill lodge) (John R. Reid, West· fold cottage) South-West buildings. 1 Rev. A. Townsend Mrs. Townsend 2 Price Edwards Mrs. Bowder. (Mrs. Gatehouse, Rev. E. S. Phelps, Laura lodge) (Lovell Todd, Wedfield house) (Lady St. Maur, Miss Butts, Elm-Brook lodge) (John Croome, George White, LaburnU1n cottage) (Jonathan W. Symes, Ormond house) W. C. Drummond (Frederick Smithe, Ormorul place) (Mrs. E. Tod, Ormorul villa) (Simon D. Boycott, Cranhill house.) From the PA:aK. 17, Walcot Tt CONTINUED :rROM 3D COLUMN OF LAST l'AGK. 6 Mrs. Prince lJ Lieut. Robert Justice 6 Peregrine Femandez 7 Dr. J ames O'Connor 8 Mrs. Clarke 9 David Melville 10 Mrs. Col. Shaw 11 Mrs. Cole 12 Mrs. Skinner 13 Miss Ross 14 Francis J. S. WiJson. Wtdcombe ter. I Mrs. Pritehett 2 Mrs. Harris 3 Ml's. Hughes 4 Mrs. Davies 6 Rev. E. Gillson 6 Misses Monkhou.se. Worcester ter. l Miss Viner S Thomas King James Parker 4 Mrs. Mackenzie /j Edward Watts 6 William Shrapnen 7 Mrs. N orvell 8 Mrs. Hunter.

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. Disttid Qtourt of llanftruptf!!, QJJuillJ~all, mrisatol. COMMISSIONERS. Mr. Sergeant Stephen, Cleve Wood, near Downend Richard Stevenson, esq., Clifton-Wood house, Clifton. REGISTRARS. Richard George Shum Tuckett, esq., 35, Park street, Bristol; and OFFICIAL ASSIGNEES. Mr. Thomas Rennie Hutton, 19, St. Augustine's place, Bristol Mr. Alfred John Acraman, 19, St. Augustine's place, Bristol Mr. Edmund Mant Miller, 19, St. Augustine's place, Bristol. MESSENGERS. Mr. James Crocker, Bishop street, St. Paul's, Bristol Mr. Joseph Fogg, 14, St. Michael's hill, Bristol. HOUSEKEEPER. Mr. Edward Thomas Inskip, 26, Bishop street, St. Paul's, Bristol. USHERS, Mr. Edward Thomas Inskip Mr. Henry Turner, 24, Orchard street, Bristol. BROKER. Mr. William Bicklcy Gadbury, Quay, near Drawbridge, Bristol. JJattisten. Alien Fra.ncis Thos., esq., 1 0, Hanover street ; attends the Western circuit, the Somerset, Bath, and Bristol Sessions, and the Bristol district Bankruptcy Court Pycroft Thomas, esq., 32, Grosvenor place Saunders Thos. Wm., esq., Ivy cottage, Lyncombe hill Smith Joseph Grace, esq., Chief Commissioner of Bath Court of Requests, · 41, Gay street Smith S., esq., 16, Axford buildings Socket H., csq., 10, Raby pl. Walters Melmoth, esq., 2, Old King street. ~ttornt1]6 anlr ~oUdtotG. Bald win John, 4, Walcot pL [PubUshecl a\

BATH DIRECTORY. 207 Barrette Augustus George, 10, Union passage Batchellor, Harford,& Stannton, 1, Vineyards Briscoe Wm., 5, Broad street Chivers Charles T., 9, Highbury place Cook & Mansford, 3, Union street Cox Geo., 12, Pierrepont st. Cruttwell Thomas & Robert, 5, Westgate buildings Dowding Edwyn, 14 and l5, Vineyards Dowding Frederick, 14 and 15, Vineyards Drake H. E., 2, Belvedere Drew J oseph, 1 0, Laura pl. English Alban H., Coroner for Bath, 37, Broad street English J., I, Kingston sq. Evans Wm., 4, Queen square Falkner F., 6, Miles's bdgs. Fisher 1homas, 3, Union street Gaby Benj., Old King street George Philip, Town Clerk, Guildhall Gibbs Thomas Washbourne, 6, Green street Goodall Edward V., Clerk to Court of Requests, 13, Orange grove Good ridge J ames Frederic, 5, Henrietta street Graves and Bel111my, 12, New Bond street Gray William Gover, 1, Manvers place Gunning & Gill, 16, Orange grove Hale William, 2, Alfred st. HarmanJonathan, 15, Westgate buildings Harris Edgar Matthias, 8, Westgate buildings Harvey Audley, 10, Orange grove · 171 Walcot Bl\lldings.] Hayman Henry, 4, Barington plare Hellings Robert Hawkins, 19, Old Bond street Higgins Thos., Gorefield pL Hill G. D., 25, Union street Jay Edward,4, Princes build- • mgs King Edward, 13, Queen sq. Langley J ., 6, Harington pl. Lidiard William B., jun., 3, Wood street Little Bartlett, 11, Bladud buildings Mant and Harvey, 2, Wood street, Queen square Maule Henry St. John, 16, Pulteney street Penruddock Geo., 19, Orange grove Physick John, 3, N orthumberland buildings Seymour W., 5, Seymour st. Shattock J., 4, Church street, Abbey green Silverthorne W., 3, Bridge st. Skurray Thos., 2, Chapel row Stallard George, 3, Laura pi. Stone John, 6, Westgate bgs. Stothert R., Hay-hill house Taylor, Kemp, & Kingston, 2, Queen square Viner Robert, 24, Charles st. Watts P. H., 20, Queen sq. Webb and Son, 9, Fountain buildings West Levi, 8, Orange grove West on A. W ., 8, St.Andrew'a terrace Whittington T., 3, Edgarbgs. Yeeles J., ll,Dunsford place. QJ'ommffH~iontrs for examins inn ttmlitnes;~Jes anll takiniJ 19rpos;ittons; in t~e ltis{l flrourts. l\Iant Henry John, 2, Wood street, Queen square

208 SILVERTHORNE'S Watts Philip H., 20, Queen square. Jl.otariess I ulllir. Hayman Henry, solicitor, Harington place Little Ba.rtlett, solicitor, 11, Bladnd buildings. l,letpetual ~omtnissioners fot taking tbe '2ltkno\Dlebg:: ments of iJeel:Js tn Jl!larrieb Women, Under 3 &- 4 William 4, c. 74 . • Briscoe William, 5, Broad st. Cruttwell Thos., 5, Westgate buildings EnglishJohn, l,King-ston sq. George Philip, Guildhall Hayman Henry, Harington place Langley John, 6, Harington place Lidiard William Bye, jun., 3, Wood street TaylorJohn, 2, Queen square Watts Philip H., 20, Q.ueeu square Whittington Thos., 3, Edgar buildings. Qronbenancen. Griffiths J., 29, New King st. Hayden J. G., 3, John street Lidiard W. B., 3, \Vood st. Tucker Edward, 9, Bridge st. ~ommissioner1 fot takinlJ ~pedal 13ail in tbe seberal 4!tourts. Griffiths J., 29, New King st. Wigens G., 53, New King st. ~beritf's 6ffirer. Collings Robert Cannings, 2, N~w King street. iLalD Mr.ftm. Alien J ., 34, Kingsmead st. Hanks J., 2, Lilliput alley Wigens G., 53, New King st. 'Jb!!!licians. Atcherley Rowland, 19, Pulteney street Bealey Wm., 2, Axford bdgs. Bell Henry, 3, Raby place Blackmore Edw., 14, Brock st. Booth J. K., 20, Pulteney st. Bowie Wm., 19, Bennett st. Cardew John, 4, Laura place Crawford Stewart, 2, Circus Cumin Wm., 11, Cavendish crescent Daniell J. B , 5, Brock street Davies Wm., 3, Bennett st. DavisJ. F., 13,Royal cres. Edwards S., 20, Walcot par. Faithhorn J., 14, Grosvenor place FisherS., 13, Jobnstone st .. Gillum R .• 39, Rivers street Greville C. E., 17, Belmont Harman E. H., 13, Paragon buildings Hodg-es Edw., 9, Gay street lrvine Waiter, 32, Park street Langworthy C. C., 34, Circus Lowder Chas. D'Oyley John, Sion lodge, Sion hill Lutber C., 40, Rivers street .Moore A. W., 2, Dunsford pi. O'Connor J., 7, Widcombe crescent Parry Charles H., Elmhurst, Batheaston Pattison William T. M., 4, Portland place Quintin J., Bagatelle cottage, . Carriage road Searle Charles, 5, Upper East haves • Spry J. H., 9, Rivers street Starer Henry, 27, Brock street Tarleton E. D. L., 5, Dunsford place Taylor R., 40, Green-Park buildings [PubUshed d

BATH DIRECTORY. 209 • 0 Terry Wm., 8, Richmond hill Tunstall J., General Hospital Watson James, 13, Circus Watson Thomas Sanden, 9, Lansdown crescent Wheelwright .Thomas, 10, Edward street Whitter T., 17, Lansdown · crescent 'Wilkinson Charles H., 55, Pulteney street Young N. L., 7, Raby place. ~tlf!JfOnlt •Bally W. F., I, Catharine pl. Brown R. W., 26, Gay street George R. F., 37, G<lY street Hiscox Martin, Beaufort cottage, Worcester tenace Norman George, J, Circus Soden John, 13, Gay street. ~urgeont; anlr lapot~erariet;. Bagsha we E. L., 34, Rivers st. Barker Jas., 8, Nelson place, Norfolk crescent Barrett J., 12, Orange grove Barrett S., 13, Bath wick st. Barrett T., 40, St. James's sq. Barter T., I, Axford bdgs. BartrumJ. S., 41, Gay street Bayntun W. R., 4, Henrietta street Boult E.,4, Axford buildings Bush Wm., 28, Gay street Butt E., 5, Great ~tanhope st. Chiltun J ., 7, Pulteney street Church & Ormond, 22,Circus Cowcher E., 22, Rivers street Cox W. A., 54, New King st. Cro'sby J., 2, St. James's par. Deans W ., J 1, Axford bdgs. Edwards T. C., Batheaston English Chas. R., Lansdowm lodge • In the Directory of 1841, this gentleman 'ls elT'Jneously termed " Apothecary :" he never practised as such. 17, Walcot Buildings.] Evans 'Vm., 14, Prior-Park buildings Fernandez P., 6, Widcombe crescent Field F., 2, Northumberland buildings G-odfrey & Stone, 3, Gay st. Goldstone George, I, Upper Camden place Gore R. T., 6, Queen square Gray John, Sans-souci cottage, Entry hill Gray J., 3, Claverton bdgs. Hanham F., 22, Gay street Harries C. A., 11, W alcot par. Hensley H., 3, Brock street Hill Edward, Batheaston HillJ. H., 17,Seymourstreet Hitchins Thomas, Twerton Hitchins William, Twertou Hopkins Wm., Cottle's lane H tint Ezra, 26, Rivers street Hunt Geo., Somerset house, Wells 1·oad Jenkins C. F., 5, Russell st. Kilvert & Evans, 12, Darlington street King G., 3, New King street King Thomas, 30, Brock st. Lewis James, Combe down Lloyd J. A., 31, Cla\·erton st. Marriott & Wood, 27, Queen square Marsh A. J ., 3, Pierrepont st. Marsh William, Brook lodge, Batheaston Massy H., 36, St. James's sq. McNolty John, 11, Southcot place, Lyncombe Mitchell Jarnes. J., United Hospital Morgan John F., 6, Beaufort buildings west Ritchie \V. S., 4, Chapel row Skeate Ed win, 2, Oxfol'(l row Skinner George, 20, Belmout Spender & (;owan, 36, Gay street

I 210 SILVERTHORNE':S Sprague J. H., 5, Longmead buildinf!S Stockwell Thomas, 16, Circus Underhay S. F., 2, Belmont Waldron George, 3, Belmont. I!IJott ecar its. Hosking George ~., United Hospital Pooley C., 8, George street · Smith H., General Hospital Walker J., 6, Broad ~treet Whitney T., 11, York street Williams J ., 1 and 2, Kingsmead square. ,ilurgron llrntists. Bayntun Francis, 1, Bartlctt st., and 26, New King st. Cogan J. D., 6, Walcot terr. Edwards E., 26, Milsom st. Harding J., 14, Axford bdgs. Hay John, 5, Gay street Michel P., 1, Alfred street Parkinson F., 3, Princes bdgs. Prew J., 8, Edgar buildings Shew R., 10, Bladud bdgs. Vidgen R., back of Market Willson & Son, 12, Paragon buildings Winckworth & Son, 14, Milsom street. ~u rgro n::: J'l!l er ban istfi. Moody& Bell, Kingston bdgs. ~brmists ann iJruggists. Barnard John, 2, Cleveland place east Barnes J. W., 37, Southgate street Bennet W., 4, Saville row Bettie S., 8, Bladud bdgs. Biggs Rouert, Charles street, and 24, Monmouth street Bright William, 24 and 25, Southg-ate street Brooke C., 44, Walcot street Burlton F.&J., 15,Milsom st. Copeland T., 15, Stall street Cross L., 6, ~:Iilsom street Cross Wm., 4, Sussex place Davies, Green, & Co., 15, Old Bond street Edden J ., 11, George street Ed"ards F., 15, Broad street Eve H., 13, Cheap street Harding T. T., 14, Chatham row Hayward W. G., 13, Northgate street Hogge E. S., 5, Cheap street J ones George, 1, Somerset buildings, Walcot King J. Raymond,2I, Market place Le wis J. G. & J ., 22,Cbeap st. Mag-gs T. C., 7, Bartlett st. McKay John, 8, London st. Perrett R., 12, Half-Moon street Perry R., 53, Southgate street Pooley J. C., 8, George street Potts F. E. & Wm. Durrant, 18, No rtb um her land place Sceats R. G., 10, Dover terr. Searle J. B., 29, Claverton st. Skinner R. H., 18, Union st. Stcele & Smith, 14, New Bond street Terry & Dutton, 25, l\filsom street Tylee J. P., 7, Bridge street \Vatts W. R. 9 8, Argyle street Webb G., 2, Beaufort bdgs. Whitney William U., Worcester cottage, Larkhall Williams J. B., 33, Milsom street Wood Daniel, 5, N orthgate street. Jmdrtral 1Elrctricians. Cogan J. D, 6, Walcot terr. Moody& Bell,Kingston bdgs. Yeterinar!! .;.urgeonSJ. Williams George, 3, Sawclose Harvey John, Broad street. [Published at

• BATH DIRECTORY. 2lt l!ttountants. €tatttrs, &t. Brumby J., 6, Philip street .ACADEMJ:ES. Fisher George D., Widcombe Aldridge Miss, 20, Camden /"'nursery · place Carpenter R. W., 6, Trim st. Alexander Miss, 36, GrosveGifford Henry, 10, Westgate nor place buildings Barnes Miss, l, Northampton Griffiths J., 29, New King st. street Harvey Thomas, 5, Northum- Beattie Alexander, A. M., 2, berland buildings Fountain buildings Hayden J. G., 3, John street. Blackwell E. J.,6,Northamp .. ton street !artbitetts. Blackwell Wm., Blue lodge, Davis E., 3A., Westgate bdgs. Westhall place Goodridge Henry Edmund, Bartlett Mrs., Woodland 7, Henrietta street house, Twerton Manners & Gill, 3, Miles's Bowen Misses, 3, Axford bgs. buildings Box Mrs., 13, Camden place Lewis Thomas, Wells roa d Brackstone Miss, 2, Elm pl. Peacock J., 6, Terrace walk Browning George, Weston Pinch J., 21, Henrietta st. Burford Mrs., 9, Brookleaze Underwood Hen., 10, Pierre- buildings pout street Button Aaron, 2, Margaret's Wilson James, 1, Belmont. place, Walcot Bush Mrs., 3, Burlington st. l!uttionetn. Bust Mrs., Monmouth place, Bartrum B., 18, Milsom st. Upper Bristol road English& Son, 21, Milsom st. Butler Mrs., 18, Walcot bgs. Fulljames A. V., 21, Bride- Clarke George, Bath wick hill welllane Clement Miss, 10, Upper Hawkins G., 17, Old Bond st. Camde11- place Hooper & Son, 6, Bladud Clift Charles, Weston grove, buildings Weston .. Howell T., 21, Monmouth st. Cooper Miss, 16, New King Knight & Son, 9, 10, and 11, street Northumberland place Cousins Thomas A., Port way Morris Fred., 14, Union st. house, Weston Mum ford & Bailey, 2, Burton Dafter Mr. & Miss, T\\'erton street Desbrisay Misses, 14, BeauPrice T., 14, Old Bond street fort buildings east Pritchard C., 14, Bath street Dike Miss, 4, Lambridge pl. Rainey J. T. & R., 13, South- Drought Mrs., 103, New Sydgate street ney place Sainsbury William, 6, New- Docker Miss, 36, Grosvenor Bond-street place place · Stafford John, 20, Milsom st. · Edwards C., 1, Cleveland Tutton C., 20, Upper Borough terrace walls. Ensor Miss, 23, Gay street 17, Walcot

212 SILVERTHORNE'S Errington Misses, 22, GreenPark buildings Evans J ., 10, Westgate bdgs. Evans Miss, I, Roval crescent • Evilll\lisses, 53, Pulteney st. Fournier Misses, 3, Lansdown crescent Fraser J. W ., 35, Brock street Galbtaith Chas., Cam bridge house, Widcombe bill George Miss, Stanley cottage, Prospect place Gillard F., 12, Oxford row Good den J., 4, St. John's pi. Gouldsmith Mrs., 12, Beaufort buildings east Griffith Mrs., 5, Walcot terr. Gunstan Misses, 23, Daniel street HarrisMiss,4, Beaufort bdgs. east Harrison Daniel, 2, Chandos buildings Hewlett Miss, 11, De Montalt place, Combe down Hillier Miss, 23, Thomas st. Hoare Miss, 2, Widcombe crescent Hodgetts & Wehber Misses, 9, Somerset place Hold:stock S., 15, Portland pl. Horagon Miss, 7, Pierrepont place Homer W., 33, Grosvenor pl. Homer Misses, 3, Beaufort buildings west Howell Miss, 8, Dunsford pi. Howie Miss, 36, Daniel street Hudson Misses, 2, Charles street Hutchings Rev. W., Wiuifred house, Sion bill J ames J ., 3, Harington place J efferies Mrs., 2, Nelson pl. Jenkins Wm., 6, Stothert's buildings, Newark street Jones Mrs., 19, Philip street Joyce Miss, 22, Park street Joynour Mrs., 5, Broughamhayes terrace Kimber Mrs., 8, Dafford's buildings Kortright l\1 iss, Banner-down house, Batheaston Lancasheer Miss, 7, Caroline buildings Lansdown Miss, 1, Church · street, Abbey ~reen Lewis Misses, 5, Barton bdgs. Loader J ames, Princes street Long Mrs., 9, Lower Camden place Lord William J., Combe hill Luckman Edw., De\'Onshire house Marks Misses, 5, Richmond place Mason Mrs., 17, Walcot pa. Mendenhall Edw., 5, Chapel row Moody Mrs., 8, Brunswick st. Moore l\lrs., 5, Charles street Mulleney W., 50, New King ~:~treet Nicholls 1\Iiss, 4, Mount Beacon Paddon Mrs., 4, Lower Camden place Paul Thos., 6, Prospect bdgs. Pears Rev. James, M.A., 9, Broad street Pearson Miss, 7, Miles's bgs. Phipps Mrs., 3, Spencer's Belle-vue Pooley Mrs., Alfred street Porter Mrs., 5, Lark hall bdgs. Portus Miss, 3, Charlotte si. Poulter J., 21, Camden place Richards Misses, 2, Prospect place, Bathwick Russell J. F., 33, Thomas st. Sey m our Mrs., 1 0, Tyning la. Sharp Mrs., Batheaston Sha w W. F., 3, Devonshire place Short Miss, 27, Rivers street [Published at •

BATH DIRECTORY. 213 Sloper Miss, 3, Forefield place, Lyncombe Spencer & Bailie Misst!s, 5, Pierrepont place Spiller Miss S., 12, Sion hill Steger J., 12, Chatham row Stapleton Miss, .30, Bathwick street Street Miss Martha, 10, Axford buildings Sturges John E., 4, Walks Sturges Misses, 7, Henry st. Sutton Miss Sarah, 2, New King street Teasdale W., 26, Grove street Viner Charles William, 15, Edward street Wayland J. M., 21, Park st. Whatley Mrs., 5, John street Willoughby Mrs., 16, Camden place Young Thomas, 3, Chandos buildings Young Miss Ann Maria, 31, Northampton street. €Iassical. &c. Couszens J., mathematics, 18, Union street Evans John, 2, Upper Camden place Holdstock AICred, 1, Bladud buildings Holdstock Samuel, jun., 11, Quiet street Johnson Hiram A. S., 5, York place, Waleot Johnson T. G.,t6, Prospect pl. Lansdown E., 18, Rahy place Lansdown Miss, 18, Raby pl. - Morris John, 4, Belvedere Richards John, 3, Prospect place, Bathwick hill Wolff Mrs., 18, Walcot bdgs. manciU!J. Barree Mdlle., Cumberland row 17. Walcot Buildillgli.J 11 Brown Miss, 8, Union street Burgess Mrs., 11, Bath street Giroux Miss, 14, George st. Hobson Miss, 13, Rivers st_. Russell Miss, Gay's cottage, Gay's buildings Saunders Samuel, 16, Old Bond street Seale Miss, 1 4, George street Thomas Miss, 10, Axford buildings Webster A., 37, Milsom st. Webster Mrs., 37, Milsom st. White Miss, 33, New King street. mraluin!J anb DaintiU!J. App1eby Josiah, 12, Mount Pleasant, Lansdown road Barker Thos., historical and landscape, Doric house, Sion hill •Barker Miss, Doric house, Sion hill Barry John, 6, Camdeo row Bradley Jas., 10, Margaret's buildings Butler John E., Chinese, 12, Westgate buildings •Cross Jas., 5, New King st. •EvansJ.,lO, Westgate bdgs. Ford Charles, miniature, 20, New Bond street Gandy Thomas, portrait, 30, H enrietta street Hardwick W. N., portrait, I, Lansdown terrace Hardy James, 8, Lower East ha yes •Hobson H., 6, Charles street Hobson H. E., 13, Rivers st. •Horlor Joseph, 4, Vineyards *Joyce Miss, 22, Park street • Keene A., 20, Catharine pl. Keene J ames B., portrait, 5, Abbey churchyard •Lansdown Henry Venn, 20, Great Stanhope street

214 SILVERTHORNE'S • London Thomas, Chinese, 3, Walks London Miss, miniature, 3, Walks l\laggs Charles Jas., portrait, 16, Belvedere •Manger A., 30, Belvedere *Park H., 2, Margaret's bdgs. Pawley James, portrait and animal, 3, Abbey street *Perkins Miss, drawing and painting, Entry hill •Rosenberg Geor(J'e F., 6 N K . ~ , .. ew mg street *Rosenberg Miss F., 6, New King street *Rosenberg Miss M., 6, New King street *Smith Miss, miniature, 11, Kingsmead terrace Tayler Chas. Foot, miniature, 7, Oxford row •Tayler Miss, miniature, 7, Oxford row •Theweneti Edward, landscape, 2, Henrietta street Theweneti L., portrait and miniature, 2, Henrietta st. Theweneti M., portrait and miniature, 2, Henrietta st. *Whitaker John, drawino-b' I3, Chapel row Wilkinson Francis, 7, Nortbumberland buildin(J's •WoodrotfRobert, lands~ape, 27, Gay street. * Thus marked are Teachers. §rtnr~. De Plancy Madame, I Old King street ' Dubarle A., B.A., 3, Saville row Lea Mons. G., 4, Edward st. Leduc J. P., 42, Milsom street Mauger A., 30, Belvedere Thomas Madame, 66, New King street. German. Eulenstein Charles, 3, Lansdown terrace Robinsky Casmer, 2, York street, Abbey place Slater Thos., (and Hebrew,) 25, Lambridge place Wolff I. T., (and Hebrew,) 18, W alcot buildings. Italian. De Plancy Madame, I, Old King street Dnbarle A., B.A., 3, Saville row Mazzocchetti Sorafino 3, Richmond hill ' · Thomas Madame, 56, New King street. ;lltlusit. Albion James, piano & flute, 21, Westgate buildings Bar~ee 1\Iademoiselle, harp & piano, Cumberlaud row N Y!. ' .. ew .nmg street Bennett James. singing, 14, Great Stanhope street Bishop J., violin, 14, George street Brown M1·s.Henry,pianoand singing, 3, Gloucester pi. Browne W. H., piano, 17; Russell street Bro_wn~ Miss W., piano and smgmg, I7, Russell street Bull E., piano, 2, Myrtle pi. Champion William C., piano, 4, Margaret's buildings Collins Miss J ., singing, 17, Belmont Cottle Mrs. F., piano and organist, 22, Charles street English Miss, piano and sinO'- ing. 7, Vineyards 0 Erith Francis N., piano, 9 Burlington street ' [Published at

BATH DIRECTORY. 215 Eulenstein Charles, 3, Lansdown terrace Fabroni Miss L., singing, 14, Great Stanhope street Field Geo., piano, 1, Bladud buildings Field H., piano, Prior-Park college Fisher Mrs. Louisa, piano and guitar, 3, Charlotte street Guy John C. W., flute, 28, Milsom street - Harris E.,piano, 4, Lansdown road Hervey Mrs., piano, 13, 1\Iilsom street Hinton Alfred J., cornet and trombone, 11, Corridor Holdstock Miss, piano, 11, Quiet street Howarth Robert, piano, 8, Henrv street Jarrett • Stephen, key-bugle, 7, Kingsmead terrace J enkins J osep h, trombone, 12, New King street .1\farshall Mrs. C. F., piano, 38, Milsom street Maycock N athaniel, piano, I2, Henrietta street Millar Thos. F., singing, 13, Sydney place Milsom C., piano, 2, Argyle street Nob le Miss H., harp and piano, 5, St. Andrew's terr. Parker Herbert, organist, 19, Corridor Patton Matt., violoncello, 4, St. Andrew's terrace Patton Mrs., piano & guitar, 7, Lansdown road Patton Miss, singing, 7, Lansdown road Penley Mrs., singing, 1, Bladud buildings Pinker Thomas, piano, 7, St. Andrew's terrace 17, Walcot Buildings.] Pooley Miss, piano, 7, Alfred street Poore \V. H., flute, 26,James street Priest W., piano and violin, 2, Southcot place Pyne James K., organist,and singing, 42, Milsom street Radclytfe Miss, organist, 11, Kensington place Reynolds Ellis, violin, 21, Charles street Robbens Thos. S., piano, 17, Margaret's buildings Russ W., musician, 24, Peter street Salmon J. E., violoncello, 5, Chapel row Salmon Thos. H., piano and violin, I, Charles street Sherborne Miss E., piano and organ, 13, Walcot buildings Sutton Miss M., piano and singing, 13, Milsom street TayJor G. and W., musicians, 6, South parade Taylor .J. Bianchi, piano and singing, I, Belvedere Tebay T.,violin, 12, Summerlay's place, Pulteney road Theweneti Mrs., piano and singing, 2, Henrietta street Webster Misses, singing, 2, Cumberland row Whitaker Miss, piano, 13, Chapel row Windsor J. W., piano, 30~ Park street ~bort 1f!anb. Pitman lsaac, 6,Nelson place. mriting. Clavey ·w., 25, Rivers street Couszens J., 18, Union street Mendenhall W., 7, Corridor Noble William H., 56, New King street

216 BANKERS. ~tulptors. Boobyer J., Upper Bristol rd. Gabagan L., Bath wick bridge Reeves C. and W. B., 27, Charles street White Wm., Walcot terrace Wilco.x Isaac, 6, Wood street. ~ntbt~ors. Aust Daniel, buildings, 6, Kingsmead terrace Budd Henry H., roads, 22, Lambridge place Cotterell & Sonf land, 6, Walks Culvcrwell T., buildings and streets, 9, Miles's buildings Hi ekes J ., roads, 5, Bloomfield terrace Lewis T., buildings, Wells road Lidiard A., land, 3, '\V ood st. Manners George P., land, 1, Oxford row McAdam William, raads, 131 Norfolk buildings Palm er J ., streets, 29, Bath wick street Peacock J., land, 5, Walks Perry Thos, roads, Sydenbam villa, Lower Bristol road Samuel H.,buildings, 15,Pros~ pect buildings, Wells road Smith H., land, 2, Lyncombe terrace Sparrow "\Villiam J ., land, 4, Ainslie's Belvedere Still man J ., streets, 2, Ainslie's Belvedere Underwood H., buildings, 10, Pierrepont street Weaver Thos., land, 7, Upper Camden place. Messrs. Tugwell, Mackenzie, & Clutterbuck, BATH BANK, Market place-draw on Barnard, Dimsdales, and Co., Cornhill, London. The cWOVe opens at 10, and closes at 3 o'clock· the following open at 10, and close at 4 o'clock: Messrs. Moger, BATH CITY BANK, Union street draw on Barclay and Co., Lombard street, London. NATIONAL PRoVINCIAL BANK, Abbey ehurchyard-draws on London Joint Stock Bank, Princes street, City. Stuckey's SoMERSETSHIRE BANK, Old Bond street draws on Jones, Loyd, and Co., Lothbury and Robarts, Curtis, and Co., 1.5, Lombard street, London. WEsT OF ENGLAND AND SouTH WALES DisTRICT BANK, Milsom street draws on Glyn and Co., Lombard street, London. i.onbon JSanhtt~. Australasia Bank of, 2, MoorjZate street Australia, South, Bank of, 4, New Broad street Ban:lay, Bevan, and Co., 54, Lombard street [Published at

LONDON BANKERS. 217 Barnard, Bamard, and Co., 50, Cornhill Bametts, Hoare, and Co., 62, Lombard street Bosanquet and Co., 73, Lombard street Bonverie (Hon. Pleydell), Norman, & Co., 11, Haymarket Brown, Janson, and Co., 32, Abch urch lane Call (Sir W. P., bart.), Marten, and Co., 25, Old Bond street Child and Co., 1, Fleet street Cockbnrns and Co., 4, Whitehall Cocks, Biddulph, and Co., 43, Charing cross Commercial Bank of London, 3, Moorgate street, and 5, Henrietta street, Covent garden Coutts and Co., 59, Strand Cunliffs, Brooks, and Co., 29, Lombard street Currie and Co., 29, Cornhill Denison, Heywood, Kennard, and Co., 4, Lombard street Dixon and Co., 25, Chancery lane Drewett and Fowler, 4, Princes street, Bank Drummonds, 49, Charing cross Fullers and Co., 67, Moorgate street Glyn (Sir R. C., bt.), Halifax, Mills, & Co., 67, Lombard street Goslings and Sharpe, 19, Fleet street · Hanburys, Taylor, & Co., 60, Lombard street Hankeys and Co., 7, Fenchurch street Herries, Farquhar, and Co., 16, St. James's street Hoare (Sir Henry Hugh, hart.), Charles, Henty Merrick, Hugh Rich, and Henry Charles, 37, Fleet street Hopkinsons Barton, and Co., 3, Regent street, St. James's Jones, Loyd, and Co., 43, Lothbury Jones and Son, 41, West Smithfield London and Westminster Bank, 41, Loth bury; I, St. James's square; 3, Wellington street, Southwark; 5, Stafford place, Oxford street; 87, High street, Whitecbapel; 213, High Holborn London Joint Stock Bank, Princes st., Bank ; 69, Pall Mall London and County Joint Stock Bank, 21, Lombard street; 41, West Smithfield Lubbock (Sir J. W., hart.), Forster, Clarke, and Co., 11, Mansion-house street Masterman, Peters, Mildred, Masterman, and Co., 35, Nicholas lane National Bank of Ireland, 13, Old Broad street Praed, Fane, Praed, and Johnston, 189, Fleet street Prescott, Grote, Ames, Cave, and Grote; 62, Threadneedle street Price (Sir Charles, bt.), Marryatt, Coleman, and Price, 3, King William street 171 Walcot Buildings.] U 1

218 MEM:llERS OF PARLIAMENT. Provincial Bank oOreland, 112, Old Broad street Puget and Bainbridges and Co., 12, St. Paul's churchyard Ransom and Co., 1, Pall Mall east Robarts, Curtis, and Co., 1 5, Lombard street Rogers, Olding, Sharpe, Boycott, and Co., 29, Clement's la, .Sapte, Banbury, Muspratt, and Co., 77, Lombard street Scott (Sir Claude, hart.) and Co., 1, Cavendish square Smith, Payne, and Co., I, Lombard street Snows, Strahan, and Pauls, 217, Strand Spooner and Co., 27, Gracechurch street 8tevenson, Salt, and Sons, 20, Lombard street Stone, Martins, and :Stone, 68, Lombard street Twining Richard G., John Aldred, and Richard, 21~, Strand Union Bank of London, 2, Princes street, Bank; Argyle place, Regent street ; 4, Pall Mall east Union Bank of Australia, 38, Old Broad street Weston and Yonng, 6, 'Vellington street, Southwark Wi11iams, Deacon, Labouchere, and Co., 20, Birchin lane Wil1is, Percival, and Co., 76, Lombard street . • ~ttnbtr~ of J)arliamtnt. For the Eastern Division of Somerset; Col. William Gore Langton, William Miles, esq., Bristol1 Newton-park, and 12, Gros• and 7, Hamilton place, tJenor square, London. London. Viscount Duncan, 1treet, London. For the City ; 16, Hill John Arthur Roebuck, esq., 12, Victoria Square, Pimlico, London. ilotlr i!itutenant: The Right Hon. Edward Berkeley, Lord Portman. DtputR ilfeutrnantu : Alien Geo. E., Bathampton Jones John, Edward street Ba.mpfylde Rev. C., Dunker- Pickwick Wm. E., Bathford ton Vivian George, Claverton. Clark Wm., Norfolk crescent Clerk, Mr. John Taylor, Chandos house, Westgate buildinga. 1}!fgt ~teriff: Richard Meade King, :Esq., Pyrland Hall. [PubUshed a\

MAYOR AND ALDERMEN. 219 Onller~~fJetftr anll €Ietft of tbe Uea:ce: Edward Coles, esq., Taunton. Clrount!! «reauurn: Uriah Messiter, esq., Wincanton. crroroner for tbe qraatern l!Jibifiion of ~omnsd: Mr. Robert Uphill, Old Down, near JVell.9. Coroner's District (under the Act 7 and 8 Victoria, cap. 92) Comprises the Hundreds of Bathforum (exclusive of Bath Coroner), Bempstone, Brent with Wrington, Chew and Chewton, Hartcliffe and Bedminster, Keynsham, Portbnry, Wellow (exclusive of Bath Coroner), Wellsforum, Winter• stoke. i!leput)l Clroronn: Mr. Thos. Barrett, 40, St. James's square. €oroner for tbs €ft!! anll liorougf) of liatb: Mr. Alban Huddleston English, 37, Broad street. Summonsing Officer: Ralph Dodd, Old Orchard, Ladymead. ~a~ot an11 ~ll:ftrmtn. Mayor: Samuel Batchellor, esq . .Aldermen: Tlut following Tetire in 1850. Ballinger Christopher Cottle William Edridge John Hancock Edward H arris Thomas Tugwell G. Clutterbuck Williams J osepb. T!te following retire in 1846. Barrette George A. Gordon Henry Harris M.11ttbias Hunt William · Moger George Nor man G eorge Spender John Cottle. The Fine for refusing to accept the office of Mayor is £50; and of Alderman, Councillor, Auditor, or Assessor, £25. Town Clerk, Mr. Philip George Deputy Town Clerk, Mr. Francis Falkner Treasurer, Capt. Benj. Peach High Bailiff, Mr. Matthias Harris Chaplain to tlte City Gaol, Rev. W. C. Osbom Surgeon to the City Gaol, Mr. Wilmot R. Bayntun Keeper of the City Gaol, Mr. Johu Henry Pike City Architect and Surveyor, Mr. George Phillips Manners Cl&iej of Police, Captain William Fare brother Ca.rroll, 39, Batl&wick street Sergeants-at-Mace, Wm. Prince Hall, and Thomas Boshier 17. Waleot Buildings.]

220 MAGISTRACY" &c. J.fayor's 0./ficers, William Prince Hall, 9, Great Stanhope st. Wm. Millard, 7, James street; Henry Perry, 27, Kingsmead terrace · Town Crier and Keeper of the Guildhall, Geo. C. Wilcox . • •agi5tratt5 for t!Jt f!!it~ anl1 36orougb of 33atg. The Mayor for the time being, and the ensuing year. Barrow Samuel Bateman R. T., Hill grove Batsford Charles, Weston road Blair Wm. T ., Bath wick !till Blathwayt G. W., Dyrltam park Brace J oseph, Widcombe hill Brown R. w., Ga.v street Gordon Henry, Nelson place Kingsbury Thomas Kitson G., Mm·lborouglt bdgs. Muttlebury J. E., Cavendis/L place Norman George, Circus Preston Robert, S;ydney place Sbeppard P. C., Sydney place Sutcliffe William, Belmont Wilson Waiter, Pulteney st. The Mayor and two Magistrates attend at the Guildhall every morning at 11 o'clock, to hear complaints, misdemeanors, &c. Mr. Philip George, Town Clerk, Guildhall. €ount~ ;flflagistratt~ for t!Je J3ibi5ion of 313atb. Alien George E., Bathampton Blathwayt G. W., Dyrham park Bampfylde Rev. C. F., Dunkerton Baskerville Henry, Crossly park Blair Wm. T., Bathwick hill Bradney Rev. J. H., Bradford Brown Wade, Monkton Farleigh Bythesea S. W., Freshford Clark John, Belle-Vue home, near Trowbridge · Clark Wm., Norfolk crescent Cluttcrbuck T., Hardenhuish Hare Sir J., knight James Major W., Saltford house Jarrett John, Camerton house Jenkins W. V., Combe grove Norman George, Circus Phipps Charles L., Dilton court. A Petty Sessions of the above Magistrates is held at Cbandos House every Wednesday and Saturday, at 12 o'clock. Attendance given at the Clerk's Office every day, from 10 till4, and from 6 tillS o'clock. Clerk to the Magistrates, Mr. John Taylor, Chandos house, Westgate buildings. c.!tbftf Qtonstablts for tbe lf!unlrrelJ of 11atbforum. John A dams, 6, Grosvenor pl. J John M. Yeeles, Bathford. [Published at

COMMISSIONERS, &c. 22t of l.anlf anlJ fl.fjift!fjjelf €art~. For the City: Alien George E. Brown Richard W. Alien John Coekburn SirW.R. Ballinger Chris. Cook Robert Barter Thomas Fo"ler Robert Blair William T. ·Gill Thomas Brace Joseph - Kitson George Norman George Pierpoint W. R. Smith Henry B. Sutclitfe William Wilson Walter. • For the Hundred of Baihforum: Allen George E. Daubeney Henry Street Rev. Henry Bampfylde Rev. C. Kitson George Sutcliffe William Batsford Charles Muttlebury J. E. Wait William S. Blair William T. Norman George Walcott Edward Brace Joseph Paul Rev. Charles Whitter Tristram Brown .Richard W. Pickwick Wm. E. Wilson Waiter. Cockburn SirW.R. Stone John JSttefbfng lnsptttor of Uanb anb l!ssesstb «axe• for ,t.omtrset anb morsel : Joseph Clark, esq., Gloucester • • €ommi!f!fiontt~ for !9e JJroptttp anlf lncotm €a,:. . For the City : BraceJoseph, Widcombe hill Pickwick W. E., Bathford Kitson G., Mar/borough bdgs Sutcliffe William, Belmont. . For the Hundred of Bathforum : BampfyldeRev.C.,Dunkerton Kitson G., Marlboroug/, bdg•· Blathwayt G. W., Dgrham pk. Norman George, CirctU Brace Joseph, Widcombe hill Pickwick Wm. E., Bathford Brown R. W., Gag street Wiltshire John, Shockenuiel.. . Clerk Mr. Philip George, Guildhall. Assistant Clerk Mr. L. R. Watts, 3, Green street. of the District Mr. James Hinnell, 7, Norfolk buildings. Commissioners' Offiee, 3, Green st'l'eet. St. Peter and St. Paul. St. Michael's. 17, Walcot ~~iftififor~. Henry lrwin Tremlett, 20, Union street William Withers, 8, Abbey churchy4Ttl.. Luke Rugg Watts, 3, Green street Richard Finigan, 30, Milscma stre,t.

222 COMMISSIONERS, &c. St. James. James Bourn, Broad quay John Weston, 9, North parade. Lyncombe and Widcombe. J ames Cottle, Bloom .field cottage, Wells road William Christopber Maryan, Wells road. Batltwick. John Bourn, 1, George's place. Walcot (ln-Part). George Northmore, 1, Walcot buildings Thomas Ostler, 12, Walcot buildings. fValcot (Out-Part). Charles Sparrow, 5, Kensingtrm place William Stafford, 27, Ricll.mond place. €ommissioners for i.igbting, l.Bitcbing, l.Babing, an'b €ltansing. COMlVIISSIONERS ACTING ON BEHALF OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH. Batchellor Samuel, esq., 1, Vineyards. Alien John, Hanover street Fuller Thos., Springfield pl. Gill Thomas, Sydney place H ancock Ed., Westgate street Moger Geo., jun., Union st. Shum John M., Cheap street. CITY COMMISSIONERS. For the Abbey Parish. Davis Charles, South hayes Hunt Charles, Market place Taylor James, Union street Tuckett Wm., Market place. For St. Michael's Parish. Coward Thos. B., Hollou:ay Green William, Bond street Hooper Wm. A., Bladud bdgs. Quarry Thomas, Milsom st. For St. James's Parish. Brown J ames, Quay Golledge Isaac, Stall street Hayden Thomas, Stall street Palm er J ames, Grove street. In-part of Walcot Parish. Hick William, George street Seward C. T.,Kingsmead terr. Simms Samuel, George street White Edm., Edgar bdgs. A Meeting of the above Commissioners is held every alternate Thursday morning, at the Guildhall, at eleven o'clock, when and where all communications must be addressed. Clerk, Mr. T. Cruttwell, 5, Collector, Mr. Thos. Harvey, Westgate buildings 5, Norllmmberland bdgs. Surveyor, Thomas Culverwell, 9, Mites's buildings. [Published at

CO~IMISSIONERS~ &c. 223 BATHWICK COMMISSIONERS. Alien John, Hanover street Pierpoint Wm. H., Batkwick Bishop William, Pulteney st. hill Blair Wm. T., Bathwick hill Preston Sir Robert, bart., Briscoe Thomas W ., Dar- Sydney place lington place Pritchard W., lJarlington st. Chilcot Jas., Darlington pl. Pocock James, Edward street Clayton John, Pulteney street Rye John, Pulteney street Cook Robert, Vane street ReevesChas.,GreenPark bdgs. Fisher Dr., Johnstone street Scarth Rev. H . .M., Batkwick George John, Da1·lington pl. !till God win Henry, Queen square Sims George, Vane street Goodridge H.E., Batkwick hill Stone John, Sydney house Goodridge James, Daniel st. Stothert John, Hathwick !till Hunt William, Pulteneystreet Thompson Wm., Dunsfordpl. Milsom Charles, Argyle street Vanghan John, Sydney wharf Moger George, Bathwick hill Walcott Capt., Bathwick hill Morris John, Woodland place Webber Thos., Darlington pl. Newport Nathaniel Willsher Wm., Daniel street Nicholson William Wilson Walter, Pulteney st. A Meeting of the above Commissioners is held the first Monday in eTery Month, at eleven o'clock, at the Police.Office, near Sydney wharf. Clerk, Mr. Jas. Fred. Good ridge, Solicitor, 5, Henrietta street. Surveyor, J ames Pal mer, 29, Bath wick street. WALCOT COMMISSIONERS (OUT-PART). Adams John, 5, Grosvenor *Littlehales Adml., 6, Cam. Alien John, 6, Hanover street den place Allen F. T., 10, Hanover street Macleod J. W., 12, Grosvenor Atkins Wm., 16, Kensington place Ballinger C., 2, Lamb ridge Markland J. H., 1, LansdoWf' Chaffin Matt., Grosvenor villa crescent *Ford Capt. R., Lansclown Nichols P., 11, Mount Beacon place east Osmond C., 38, St.Ja.mes'ssq. Fowler B., 5, Mount Beacon Pittard J ., Claremont cottage HarringtonCapt.,20,Belvede1·e Searle Dr. C., 5, Upper East Hare Richard, 6, Somerset pl. ]Layes Hunt T., 6, FTankley bdgs. Simpkins J., 9, Percy place lrvine Dr. Waiter, 32, Park st. Sinclair G., 20, Walcot bdgs. •King Thos., 3, Worcester ten·. *Stone John, Sydney house Kirby SlaJe, Lower East hayes Taylor Robert, 6,H(ghbury pl. Lester John, Upper Bristol rd. Wilson S., 3, Kensington pl. The Commissioners are appointed for 5 years, excepting those" originally appointed, who are for life. A Meeting of the above Commissioners is held every alternate Tuesday, at twelve o'dock, at the Committee Room, Ainslie's Belvedere. • Clerk, Mr. John Taylor, Chando.~ house, Westgate building&. Sun>eyor ~ Collector. Mr. John Stillman, 9, A ins lie's Belveckre. 171 Walcot ~uildiugs.]

224 PUBLIC COURTS, &c. J)ublic E:ourt.f$. COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS for the City and Borough of Bath, for the Trial of Larcenies, Misdemeanors, Felonies, &c., and the Hearing of Appeals. RecOTder, David Jardine, esq., 23, Cumberland terrace, Regent's Park, London. Clerk of the Peace, Mr. John Taylor; Office, Chandos home. Clerk of Indictments, John Nuttall Tomlins, gent. Crier in Court, George Champion Wilcox. COURT OF REQUESTS is held at the Guildhall everY Wednesday morning, commencing at Ten o'clock, for the recovery of Debts from the amount of One Shilling to Ten Pounds. The several places to whil~h its powers extend, are: the City of Bath and Liberties; the Parishes ofWalcot, Batheaston, Bathford, Bath wick, Fresh ford, Kelston, Langridge, Northstoke, Southstoke, Catherine, Charlcombe, Claverton, Monckton Coombe, Swainswick, Weston, Woolley, Lyncombe and Widcombe, Charterhouse Hinton, Norton St. Philips, Wellow, Camerton, Coombe Hay, Dunkerton, Englishcombe, Newton, Corston, Twerton, Foxcote, Farley, Telsford, and to every other place within the Hundreds of Bathforum and Wellow, and the Liberties of Hampton and Claverton, and Easton and Amrill, in the County of Somerset. Assistant Barrister, Joseph Grace Smith, esq. Clerk, Mr. Edw. V. Goodall, Solicitor, 13, Orange gr011e. Sergeants, John Wilcox, Park cottage, Henrietta road; and William Lewis, 3, St. Mark's buildings, Lyncombe • .Assistant Sergeant, George Palmer, 7, John street. The Office of the Court is at 13, Orange grove, and is open every day from 10 till 4. Fees of the Court of Requests : • Summons and Service .•••••.•••.•• • • Hearing, Order, and Se"ice ....... • • Execution against Goods or Body, in - eluding Assistant's Fees • , ••••••• • N onsoit ....••............•......•. Subprena, including not more than tw Witnesses .••••.•....•••••... Paying Money in Court ••••.•••••••• Taking same out of Court by Plaintiff ••• Every search in the Book ••••••••••.•• Swearing every Witness ••••••••••••• • 0 • • • • • * If out of the City, for every Mile extra • Sergeant and his Assistant, every Mile · from the City, for each Mile •••••• T 10.. T 40 T 5 T £10 f) ' I 0 ... 0 £ 0 incluaive inclUJive inclulive inclulin 8. a. •• a. I • d. •. d. I 1 2 0 4 0 7 0 2 4 3 3 7 9 14 6 3 0 6 s 7 9 16 f) 2 6 3 3 10 0 17 0 1 1 1 6 2 3 6 f) 0 8 1 s 2 9 6 0 0 6 0 9 2 0 8 6 0 2 0 s 0 6 1 0 0 2 0 s 0 4 0 6 0 2 0 s 0 3 0 s 0 ' 0 6 0 6 0 6 [Publlshed at

NE"WSPAPERS, INNS, &e. 225 '1NSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, held at the Guildhall, three times a-year. COURTLEET for the City or Bath, held annually in October, at the Guildhall, for appointing Tithingmen, and the Hayward or Pound-keeper. Steward and Solicitor, Mr. Philip George, Guildhall. lmfekl!? ~eb.lspaptts. KEENE's BATH JouRNAL, published Saturdays, by J. & J. Keene, 7, Kingsmead street. Established in the year 1742. BATH CHRONICLE, published Thursdays, by Henry E. Carrington, Kingston buildings. 1757. BATH HERALD, published Saturdays, by Mary Meyler, St. Michael's place, Bath street. 1791. BATR AND CHELTENHAM GAZETTE, published Wednesday.s, by G. H. and W. R. Wood, Parsonage lane. 1812. ;!HisceUantous. ~Iace!S of ~ulllit amuument anll ~esort. Assembly-Rooms, Bennett and Alfred st.; Col. J ervois, M .c. Theatre-Royal, Beaufort sq. Sydney Gardens, Vauxhall, Pulteney street Royal Victoria Park (supported by donations and annual subscriptions): Collector, James Rogers Great Pump Room, Abbey Clwrchyard Horticultural and Botanical Gardens, Royal Victoria park Hot-Bath Pump Room, Hetling court Commercial Rooms, Upper Borough walls Royal Literary Institution, l'+iorth parade Photographic Institution, Royal Victori« park. Utinci}lal Inns, &t. York House York buildings t White Hart Stall street t Lion Hotel Market place Pulteney Hotel Pulteney street Castle Hotel Northgate street t Greyhound Inn 1Jla1·ket place Lamb Inn Stall street Manvers' Arms Railway station. Royal Hotel Railway station Christopber Inn Market place t Angel Inn Westgate street t Three Cups Inn Northgate street t Full Moon Inn Southgate street t Golden Lion Inn Southgate street Family. Family and Commercial. Commercial. + Inns from which Coaches start. t Ditto, Carriers. 17, WaJeot Buildings.J X • •

226 LIBRARIES, HOT BATHS, &c. ftfuulatfng i.Libraru~ anlJ ltealJin!l ttoomt. Bishop John (Musical), George street Clarke John 0., Prince's bdgs. Collings Edwin, Saville row God win Charles, Milsom street Griffiths James, Argyle street Hayward S., Abbey churchyard Pocock William, Bridge street Rattle John, Brock street Silverthorne Mrs. H., Directory Office, Walcot bdgs. Simms Hy. (Musical), corner of George street Williams Miss, Milsom street. 13oatbin!J lf!ousts. Crisp William, 4, Piertepont street Hayward John, 5, South parade Alsbury William, Porter Butt Andrews George, 13, Cl,tatham row Bartlett Thomas, 4, Thomas street Blandford Wm., 8, Abingdon buildings Collins Jas., Piccadilly place Crabb Henry, 2, St. James's street Dolling Thomas, White-Lion stables Hillier Robert, Circus mews H iscox George, 22, Grove st. H umphries John, Henrietta mews Jennings Richard, Peter street Longford Richard, 6 ~ 7, Old King street Stafford Miss, 3, Duke street Taylor Wm., 9, Soutlt parade. Kingston Geo., 7, lJforford st. Moxhay Wm., 3, Somerset pl. Nayler Thos., Abbey churchyard Neate Benjamin, 2, Upper East hayes Newnham (B.) & Lovenbury ( J. ), Darling ton mews Parker J ., 3, Somerset court Powell J., 2, Hot-Bath street Smith Wm., Gracious court Turner Ed win, 22, Broad st. Well er Daniel, Circus mews Wickham A., 17, Pierrepont street Wonnacott Geo., 16, Cheap street. ltibin!J ~.:tools. William Carter, Montpelier I D. Lansley, Upper Bristol rd. f!!ot 1aatbs. Public and Private Baths, StaU street Kingston Baths,Kingston bdgs. Reclining Baths, Bath street Hot Baths, Hot-Bath street Cross Bath, Bath street Tepid, Plunging, and Swimming Baths, Bath street. ~oilY l3atbs. Cleveland Pleasure Baths, Hampton row. [Published at •

'VAITERS, MARKETS, FAIRS, &c. 227 i.Lirenselr t.Hlliarb' ltooms, Granted under 8 et 9 Vict., c. 109, s. 10. BedfordJohn,l7, Milsom st. Skelton&Hall,Kingstonbdgs. Hancock Mrs. C., Assembly Powell William, 21, New rooms Bond street. matters. Barnes J ., 2, Cleveland cotts. Bennett John, I 0, Rivers st. Butler J ames, 2, Vertumnus place, Weston Collins J ames, 7, Clement st. Fairhurst R., I, Argyle street Feakins Richard, 11, Belvedeve Gardiner S., I, St. James's st. Hopkins Henry, 10, Summerlay's place, Widcombe Huntley Richard, 1, Grove st. Knott John, 3, Circus place Mannings Robert Sutton, 11, St. John's place Merchant Matthew, 20, Upper Camden place Moody George, 9, Belvedere N ethercot S., 19, Beaufort sq. Pitts James, Weston Pratten G.,I,Myrtlepl., Walcot Rodway John, 7, Pldlip street Rogers Wm., 4, Oxford row Saxty Robert, 7, York street Short James, 1, Henry street Thatcher J., 17, Caroline bdgs Whitake:r Mark, 4, Burlington place White Henry, 10, Daniel st. • llatb jl.tarfttts, alrjoining tbt eutlllball. Market for Meat, &c .... Wednesdays and Saturdays Ditto for Fish ............ Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Ditto for Poultry, Butter, Vegetables, Fruit, &c., every day. Clerk of the Market, Mr. John Sherwood, 24, Queen square. ~ille .£ltlarftd, Netu Atatltd rotu. Clerk and Inspector, Mr. J onah Lawrence, Twerton. ~orn anlr ~attle .ft!larftd, malrot street. Cattle Market, only on Wednesdays. Corn, Breeding Stock, and Pig Market, on Saturdays. The Corn 1\Iarket is held between One and Two o'clock; and the Cattle Market closes each day at Five o'clock. Clerk, Mr. Joseph Lawrence, 20, Walcot street. Q:oal .flllarftet anll ilneigbtng C:ngine, ~aturlose. Market for Coal every day. Supe·rintendent, Mr. Henry Lloyd, 7, Orange grove. Assistant, Mr. Maurice Lloyd, 22, Bathwick street. §airs. Bath •••••• Feb.14 & July 10 Kingsdown •••••• September 2 Lansdown, August 10 Holloway •••••• May 14. 17, Walcot Buildings.]

• 228 RACES, FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. lia:tb a:nlr ~omerset Qtountl] ltace~, Held on 1 .ansdown in April, and take place in the week between the Craven and first Spring Meeting at Newmarket. They are condm:t.ed by a Committee of gentlemen, of whom G. W. Blathwayt, esq., is the Chairman. Secretary~ Mr. Ellis Reynolds, 21, Charles atreet. Albion (Lije) ••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. H. J. Harvey, 2, Woodst. Alfred (Life) ..................... Mr. Asprey, 17, Soutltgatest. Alliance (Fire and Life) ...... Mr. Munday 9, New Bond st. Argus ( Life) ..................... Mr. Hayward, 5, Abbey churc/,yard Asylum (Life) .................. Mr. Collings, Saville row Atlas (Fire and Life) ......... Mr. Maule, 16, Pulteney street Birmingham (Fire) •••••••••••• Messrs. Keene, Kingsmead st. Britannia (Life) ............... Mr. A. H. English, 37, Broad street British Commercial (Life) ••• Mr. Silverthorne, 3, Bridge st. eh h f E 1 d ( v· Mr. Drewe, 10, LaU1·a place urc o n g an .1: ~re M · d s d L ;.;. ) essrs. S1mms an on, 12, an tt e • • • • • • •. • • •. •.. F"'f t t •reorge s ree County (Fire) •••••••••••••••••• Mr. Pearson, 4, George street Crown ( LifeJ ..................... Mr. Jay, 4, Princes buildings Dissenters' (Fire and Life) ... Mr. Arthur, 5, Wood street Eagle (Life J ..................... Mr. Maule, 16, Pulteney street Economic (Life) ............... Mr. R. Stothert, 9, Fountain buildings European (Life) ............... Mr. Bishop, Bladud hank Family Endowment Society Mr. H. ~ilverthome, 17, Wal- ( Life) ... ... •• .... ...... ... cot buildings Farmers' and General Life ... Mr. Ward, 16, New Bond st. Freemasons' (Life) ............ Mr. Harding, Chatham row •Globe (Fire and Life) ...... Messrs. Mumford and Bailey, 2, Burton street Guardian (Fire and Life) ••• Mr. H. E.Goodridge, 7,Henri- . etta st1·eet Hand-in-Hand(FireandLife)Mr. L. R. Watts, 2, Green st. • Mr. Lidiard, 3, Wood street I · 1 ( v· d L:l'.) Messrs. Webb and Son, 9, m perm .L·~re an ;e ... v t · b ·zd · .L' ot.m mn u~ mgs Mr. Collings, Saville row L ( v· ) I Mr. Barrette, 10, Union pass. aw .~.·zre ......... ............ M P H W tt 20 Q r. . . a s, , ueen sq. [Published at

FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. 229 Law (Life) .......••............ London, Edinburgh, and Dublin (Life) ••••••••• • London Assurance Corporation (Fire and Life) Medical, Clerical, and GeneMr. R. Stothert, Hay hill Messrs. Taylor, Kemp, and Kingston, 2, Queen square Mr. J. Broadley, Gascoy~te pl. Mr. J. J. Boon, 19, Westgate street Mr. Harvey, 5, Northumberland ral (Life) ••••••••••••••• buildings Medical, Invalid, and Gene- Mr. Chilton, 7, Pulteney street ral (Life) .............. . Mutual (Life) ••••••••••••••• Mr. Cotes (Manager), 12, Vineyards National Mercantile ( Life) .•• Mr. Barrette, IO,Unionpassage National Loan Fund (Life) ••. Mr. Pocock, 8, Bridge street National ProvidentlnstitutionMr. W. R. Watts, 6, Argyle st. North British (Fire and Life) Mr. H ulbert, 25, Belvedere Norwich Union (Fire~ Life )Mr. C. God win, 24, Milsom st. Palladium (Life) ••••••••••••••. Mr. B. Little, 11, Bladud bdgs. Phreni x (Fire) .............. . Mr. B. Little, 11, Bladud bdgs. Mr. Pooley, 8, George street Mr. Dunn, L"mpard's bdgs. Promoter (L~fe) .................. Mr. H. J. Mant, Wood street Protector (Life) .................. Mr. Pooley, 8, George street Provident (Life) ...............••• Mr. Pearson, 4, George street Royal Exchange (Fire~ Life) Messrs. T. and R. Cruttwell, 5, Westgate buildings Scottish Amicable (Life) ••• Messrs. Gunning and Gill, 15, Orange grove Scottish Equitable (Li-~'e) ••• Mr. T. Straw bridge, National '.!' Provincial Bank Scottish Union (Fire and Life)Mr. Moger,jun., City Bank Star (Fire and Life) ............ Mr. F. ~hum, I, UnioT& street South of England (Fire~ Life) Mr. Tremlett, 20, Union street *Sun (Fire and Life) ........ . Capt. Leigh Lye, Hetling !touse Mr. T. Harvey, Northumberland buildings Mr. J. F. Goodridge,5, Henrietta street Temperance Provident (Life)Mr. J. H. Cotterell, 6, Walks Union (Fire and Life) ......... Mr. Griffiths, 5, Argyle bdgs. United Kingdom (Life) ...... Mr. King, 21, Market place •west ofEngland(Fire ~ Lije)Mr. Cook, 3, Union street Western Annuity ............... Mr. Moger, jun., 7, Union st. Yorkshire (Fire and Life) ••• ... Mr. Morris, 12, Union street. The Offices marked thus * have a Fire-Engine belonging to each.- The Sun and West of England Offices have regular Firemen kept for their E stablisluhents. 17, Waleot .] X :a

230 FIRE ENGINES, &c. Assembly Rooms New Market row Messrs. 'Williams's Bren~ery, Quay White Hart Inn, Stall street York House Yard . .tuppl1J of mater in rases of §ire. The Firemen of the different Companies are provided with proper implements; and the Watermen are directed to render every assistance in their power, to turn the Water on, where wanted, and direct where the Plugs are to be found. By attaching leather hose piping to the Fire Cocks fixed upon the leading Mains, which are kept constantly charged, a powerful and continuous stream of water can be thrown over the loftiest houses, simply by the pressure obtained by the elevation of the reservoirs. In the Market, near the Police Station, is kept a Fire Escape, by Wyvill, generously presented to the city by the Right Hon. Lord J. O'Bryen. Immediate application should be made to the Watermen and Police Stations (where a certain number of Fire Buckets are kept, as also lengths of Leather Hose, with branch Play-Pipe complete, for use with the Fire Cocks), on the first alarm of Fire: the residences of the lVatermen are as follow : ' Jacob Lewis, 15, Paradise st1·eet, Wells road John Litman, Tennis cmtrt, Morford street Henry Miles, 22, Mmford street Edmund Willcox, North-road lodge, Sydney gardens. ~ ituations of tbe §ire ~ocit:s anlr ~lugs ronnrttelr hlitb tte barious mater Uipes. The letters F.C. distinguish the Fire Cocks from the Plugs, and those of the latter marked * will shortly be replaced with Frre Cocks. The figures refer to the numbers of the Houses opposite to which the Plugs and Screws are placed. Jacob Lewis•s District. Nos. F.C. Al1beygate street, opposite the Freemason's tavern Ditto ............ . *Abbey Green, near the centre Barton court (middle corner) leading to Bond street F.C. Barton place, Holloway, at entrance ~J:Bath street •••••••••• Nos. Bean street, opposite Casualty Hospital F.C. Beauford square, at bottom of Princes st_ 11 3 & 4 Bridewell lane • • • • • • • • 1 & 17 F.C. Bridge street, under crossing at New Market row F.C. Cheap street, at the west corner, near the bottom of Union st. F.C. Corn street . • . • • • 5 9 1 Ditto ~ • • • • • . • • • . • 26 [Published at

'VATER PLUGS, &c. 231 Corn street, by New Inn, Southgate street Duke street •••••••••••• F.C. Fry's Belle-vue, Holloway, at the top Galloway buildings •••• *Green-Park buildings • , *Harington place •••••• F.C. Hollow ay •••••••• Hot-Bath street ••.••••• Ditto ................ . *James street, Green park *Kingsmead square •••• *D' 1tto •••••••••••••• Nos. 8 8 19 & 20 2 I4 7 9 34 fj 14 *Seymour street (and plug) Somerset st., Southgate st. F.C. Southgate street •••• *South parade •••••••••• Stall street, corner of Westgate street Ditto on pavement, at ditto *Ditto, opposite Lamb Inn St. Ann's place, New King street •••••••••••••• F.C. St. James's parade. Ditto, opposite •••• St. :Michael's pl., Bath st. opp. Printing office *Stanhope street (Great) .. Trim street •••••••••••• Nos. 9 10 9 14 8 ll I & 37 16 4 F.C. Kingsmead street, at bottom of Cross lane Kingsmead terrace .••••• F.C. Laura place (in the centre) 80 F.C. Do.,comerofChapel *U mon . passage •••••••• 28 *Lower Borough walls, oppo'>itt: St. J ames's church F.C. :Market place, opposite Guildhall Ditto, opposite Corridor F.C. Upper Borough walls, top of Bridewelllane F.C. Upper Borough walls, top of Union street l Upper Borough walls, opposite Union passage *\V e~tgate street, at section of roads, by .Albion tavern •••••••••• F. C. Do.(topofBridge st.) F.C. Do., at corner of Cheap street, oppoposite Eve's F.C. Monmouth street •• F.C. Ditto, bottom of St. 30 *Westgate buildings •••• *Westgate buildings •••• 35 ll 21 John's place F.C. New Bond street, opposite New Bondstreet place F.C. New King street •• *D' Itto ••••.••••• New Orchard street •••• Nile street, Norfolk cres. F.C. Northgate street, at end of New Bond st. *North parade •••••••• Old Orchard street(inlane) *Ditto, nr. Catholic chapel 34 1 & 29 4 3 1 & 14 ll *Orange grove • • .. .. • • 6 & 12 Paradise row, Holloway, nr. blacksmith's shop F.C. Paradisest.,Wellsrd. 7 *Peter street (and plug) • • 10 ·p· 1errepont street • • • • • • 4 *Philip street .. . • • • .. • • 10 Princes street, Q tteen' s sq. I 0 F,C, Pulteney street .• 41, 63, & 66 *Queen square • • • • • • • • I 1 Quiet street. • . • • • • • • • • • 1 F.C. Railway station opposite-in the centre of the road 17 • WaJ.cot BllildJngs.] John Litman•s District. Abingdon buildings • • • • 1 & 10 *Alfred street .. • • .. .. .. I 6 Axford's buildings • • • • • • 2 & 16 *Belmont, top of Guinea la. 20 F.C. Ditto • • • • • • • • . • • • 1 *Belvedere ( Bte hive) • • 3 *Ditto, by Camden lodge Bennett street ••.••.•••• Bladud buildings •••••• Ditto, opposite steps .••• Burdett' s bdgs., at bottom C atharine place •••••••• Chatham row .•••.••••• F.C. Edgar buildings, at the top of .Milsom st. Fountain buildings .••••• F.C. George street, opposite Edga.r house Green street .•••••.••• "'London street, near common cock ••.••••• Marlborough buildings •• * .Milsom street •••••••• Morford street •••••••••• * N orthgate street •••••• I3 & 17 1 & 15 16 I 18 ll • 3 I 20 1 -!7 1 6

.232 PUBLIC OFFICES, SOCIETIES, &c . • Nos. Nos. •Northgate street, at bot- house, opposite Corn tom of Barton court *Northumberland bdgs ••• Old King street, Queen sq. Ditto, bottom Barton bdgs. market • • . • • • • • • • 34 1 Wellington pi., Belvedere 9 2 Henry MUes's District. Oxford row •••••••••••• 1 Brock street .. .. • • .. .. 19 Circus • • • • • • • . • • • • . • • • 19 *Penitentiary chapel, Cornwell buildings F.C. Princesbuildings,opposite theYorkH ouse Rivers street ••••••••.• Ditto ................ . 2& 12 30 Ditto in lawn, opp. Gay st. Charles street •••••••••• Crescent (Royal), back of Gay street •.•.••••.•.• Queen square •••••••• , • 8 & 19 6 I () F.C. Russellstreet,middle Edmund Willco:s.'sDistrict, of road at bottom Bath wick. Saville row •• , ••• ,,,... 3 F. C. Argyle buildings • • 12 ~t. Andrew's terrace • • • • 7 F.C. Bathwick street.. . . 37 Ditto, opp. Mr. Magg's F.C. Daniel street • • • • • . 6 St. J ames's street, St. F.C. Edward street • • • • fj James's square.... 11 F.C. Henrietta street.. . . 27 F. C. Vineyards • • • • .. .. 20 F.C. Johnstone street .. 9 F.C. Ditto, opp. Chapel.. F.C. Laura place • • • • • • 6 F.C. Ditto .. .. •• .. .... 1 F.C. Pulteney street •• 26, 41,& 66 •Walcotstreet,atsaltware- F.C. Sydney place ••...• 13 & 95 The Fire Cocks are examined the :first Monday in every Month in the City, and the :first Tuesday in every Month in Bathwick Parish. l!Jolitt ~tations. Ainslie's belvedere Brunswick street Bathwick, near Sydney wharf Claverton street Market place. Chief of Police, Capt. W. F. Carroll, R.N., c. B., 39, Bathwick street. Superintendents: William Aberfield, 1. Bridewell lane; Henry Cook, Station, 2, Brunswick stt·eet. Office, over Station, in the Market place. ~tam11 ®trice, \!!Jilt!? Green. Capt. Leigh Lye, Distributor for Somerset ; Office open from 9 till 4 o'clock. 1Extifit ®tfice, I o, llatfJ street. Open from 10 til15 o'clock. Collector, Mr. Evan Evans, 2, Forefield place, Lyncombe Clerk, Supervisor, Mr. John Veale, Park place, Limekiln lane Pennit Writer, Mr. Robert Myers, Rosemont cottage, Bath wick. [Published at

PUBLIC OFFICES, SOCIETIES, &c. 233 ~reasurer's ~ffice, ~uillltall. Open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, from 11 till3 o'clock; and, in the months of January and July, is open every day in the week e;ccept Saturday. Treasurer, Mr. Benjamin Peach. Clerk, Mr. George Watts. 13at~ lao!!ai iLiterat!l antr ,;,cientific ins;titutton, For the advancement of Science, Literature, and the Arts, situated on the Walks, leading from the Orange grove to the North parade. This Institution was established in 1825, and is conducted by a Committee of gentlemen. It possesses an extensive and well-selected Library, which is permitted to be circulated amongst the Proprietors and Subscribers, under certain limitations; an elegant Reading Room, supplied with London and Bath Papers, and the principal Literary and Scientific periodicals ; a Museum, containing objects of Natural History, Mineralogy, Geology, Antiquity, &c.; also, a spacious Lecture Room, where courses of Lectures (to which Ladies, if Proprietors or Subscribers, . have free admission) are delivered to the Public uuring the Winter and Spring seasons. The terms of Admission to the Institution areProprietors and Annual Subscribers, per annum • • £2 2 0 Minors, per annmn • • • • . • • • I I 0 The above only are entitled to have Books, on certain conditions, from the Library. Visiters for Three Months •• .. • • I I 0 Hon. Secretary, William Walton, esq. Librarian and Assistant Secretary, Mr. H. Silverthorne, 17, Walcot buiLdings. l3atb atbenatum, late jltlectanics' lnstitutton, 11, Orange grove. Established in 1825, for promoting an acquaintance with the Arts and Sciences, and General Literature; has a Reading Room, Library, and Museum, with other means of useful instruction. Open from 8 in the 1\Iorning till 10 in the Evening. See Advertisement. J).ortb ,;,omerstt §eomanf!l Office, ~etling- ~ouse. Attendance is given at this Office every day, from 10 till 4, to receive communications relative to the ~ orth Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry; Capt. Leigh Lye, Adjutant. 17J Walcot Buildings.]

234 PUBLIC OFFICES, SOCIETIES, &c. 13atb cmuatbian ~otittv. For the Protection of Persons and Property from Felons, Receivers of Stolen Goods, Swindlers, Highwaymen, &c. Treasurers, Messrs. Tugwell and Co., Market place. Solicitor, Mr. T. Cruttwell, Westgate buildings. Receiver of Subscriptions and Sub-Treasurer, Mrs. Meyler, Herald Office, St. Michael's place. . Secretary, Mr. C. G. Meyler, Herald Office, St. JJ:fichael'splace. tdatb anb ~t6t==ot'==1Snglanlr ~ocictu. For the Encouragement of Agriculture, Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, Hetling house, Westgate buildings, where attendance is given daily, Sundays excepted, from 10 till4 o'clock. General Meetings, second Tuesday in February and November. Annual Meeting, second Tuesday in December. Treasurer and Secretary, Capt. Leigh Lye. ~abfngG lSanlt, Qttatlotte ~tted. DEPOSITS received or repaid on any Monday or Saturday, from 12 till 2 o'clock. Interest may be added to accounts on any other day; or may be rec&ved upon \Vednesdays in January, and subsequently on the usual Cash Days. ANNUITIES. Proposals may be received daily. Contracts may be completed upon the last Wednesday in each month, <tt 12 o'clock. Annuities payable upon any Wednesday at 12 o'clock. Attendance on other business daily, from 9 till 4 o'clock. The Managing Committee attend on Fridays, at 1 o'clock. Actuary, Mr. R. W. Carpenter. ~ennal ®ffitt of 1\.oabr;, 5, .S,od~umllerlanl'r tiuilbings. General Surveyor, Mr. Wm. McAdam, 13, Norfolk buildings. Sub-Surveyors, First District, Mr. H. H. Budd, 22, Lambridge place. Second District, Mr. John Hicks, 5, Bloornfield terrace. Third District, Mr. T. Perry, Sydenham villa, Lower Bristol rd. Clerk, Mr. Philip George, Guildhall. Treasurers, Messrs. Tugwell and Co., Market place. Sub-Treasurer and Accountant, Mr. T. Harvey, 5, Northumberland buildings. lSat~ 6as;:::Uigbt anb fro!te QtomJl!lU1J. Office and Manufactory, Gas works, Upper Bristol road. Superintendent, Mr. Daniel Lake, at the Gas station. Clerk, Mr. Jeremiah Daniell, Lambetlt house, near the Station. Collector, Mr. Richard McDonald, 15, Walcot parade. Office hours, from 9 till I, and from 2 till 5. A Letter Box for Orders is at 2, New Bond street. [Published at