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SOMERSETSHIRE - 1889

Kelly's Directory of Somersetshire - 1889

DIRECTORY,] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 79

Burnett Rev. John CastleM.A.[rector of Chasey Wanford Stephen, Henrietta pk Cogswell Ja.mes Parsons, Leopold villa,

St. Michael's & surrogate],9 Belmont Chauncy Mrs. 6 Great Pulteney street Oldfield park
Bumingham George, Widcombe Hill ho Chester Col. Paul, 25 Grosvenor place, Coker James Gould B.A. 5 Somerset pl

Burroughs Mrs. 27 Gay street London road Cole Mrs. I2 Park street

Burt Edwin, 16 Park street Chesterman Ezekiel Bickham,l'r'Ientone, Cole Thomas M.D. I8 Circus

Bury Miss, Hamilton cottage, Entry hill St. Luke's road Colebrook Henry, Ilex vil. Oldfield rd

Bush Mrs. 12 Norfolk buildings Chesterman William Thomas, Ryde Coleman Matthew M.D. 15 Upper Cam-

Bush Mrs. C. A. 5 Lambridge place villa, Oldfield park den place, Camden road

Bush J ames Day, 7 Lambridge place Chesterton Miss, Barrow view, Wells rd Coleridge John Keat, 4 Malvern terrace,

Bush Oliver, 4 Nelson villas Chick Miss, 4:r St. James's square Camden road

Bush Robert, 4 Raglan villas,Claremont Chick Miss, 29 Thomas str.eet, Walcot Coles Maj.-Gen. Thomas Gordon, 18

Bush Robert Clement, I Winifred's dale, ChiversCedric, 16 Pulteney gardens Henrietta street

Cavendish place Chivers David, 9 Southcot place, Lyn- Coles Miss, I Widcombe viis. Church st

Bush Sydney, The Repose, Hayesfield combe hill Coles Mrs. I Johnstone street

park, Wells road Chivers Fk. Westmorelands, Oldfield pk Coles Mrs. I Widcombe viis. Church st

Bush Thomas, 2 Chilton road Chivers Samuel, 6 Bennett street Collard Richard Thos. 3 Vale View pl

Bush Thos. Chas. Somerville ho.Wells rd Chope Richard Henry, IO Mount Beacon Collingridge Very Rev. Charles Canon,

Bushell Rev. Edward [curate of St. Chowne l'r'Irs. 17 Green park Park colleges, Prior park

Mark's]1 Prospect place, Beechen cliff Christie Mrs. u Belmont Collings Cannings, I Manvers street
Collings Mrs. 25 Lambridge place
Butcher Frederick, 29 Sydney buildings Christie Mrs. 9 Cavendish crescent

Butcher George, 8 Kensi~ooton Christmas William Osborne, Woodbine Collins Jas. 8 Claremont pl. Camden rd

Butcher Mrs. 44 Bathwick street cottage, Perrymead Collins James, Granville ho. Entry hill

Butcher Thos. Rt. Hill side, Lyncombe hl Church Mrs. IS Raby place Collins John, Rivers, Oldfield park

Butt.anshaw Rev.John M.A. [prebendary Churchill John, 17 George street Collins Miss, 8 Frankley bldgs. Tyning 1&

of Wells], 22 St. James's square Churchill John, 8 Royal crescent Collins Octavius Aug. G. L.R.C.P.Edin.

Byrom Mrs. Byland ho. Cleveland walk Clack Thomas, Kildare, Sydney gardens Dispensary, Cleveland place east

Bythesea Lieut. -Gen. Henry Francis, Clapp Mrs. 3 Chilton road Collins Thos.Paynton, r.3 Westgate bldgs

97 Sydney place (New) Clapton Henry, 8 Widcombe crescent Collins Waiter Tracy,26 Gt.Stanhope st

Cake Mrs. Io Macaulay buildings Clark Arthur James, Gleddy house, Collis Samuel, 19 Walcot parade

Callaghan Corn. George Astley :a.N. 3 Oldfield park Colman Spencer Thomas,Olympia villa,

Raby place, Bathwick ClarkChas.Hy.2Bloomfield ter.Wells rd Belgrave road

Callow Mrs. 2I02GMreaantvPeruslstetrneee•vt st re et Clark Fras. Sl.Inglescombe ho.Wells rd Colmer George R. Rosedale, Oldfield pk
Calman Mrs Clark Frederick Charles, 7 Charlotte st Colston James, 5 Summerlay's place,
.

Calver Miss, I Camden crescent ClarkHrbt.Wm.lnglescombeho.Wellsrd Pnlteney road

Cambridge John, I Beverley villas, Clark Jas. Inglescombe ho. Wells road Comber Capt. George M.14 Portland pl

Alexandra road, Lyncombe hill Clark James, I7 Portland place Commans Rt. Dyer, 22 Macaulay bldgs

Cameron Mrs. 4 Bloomfield crescent, Clark John Kerr, I6 Camden crescent Comyns Miss, I8 Darlington place

Bloomfield road Clark Miss, 6 Duke street Conant Mrs. 17 Royal crescent

CampbellMiss,30xford ter. Lyncombe hi Clarke Col. James Cumming, 17 Park st Congdon Michael Thos. 28 Richmond pl

Campbell Miss, 4 Sion hill Clarke Rev. GeorgeClement [Catholic], Coningham Maj.-Gen. Henry Evelyn

Campbell Mrs.Magdala vil. Henrietta pk St. John's priory, South parade (Madrl\8 staff corps, retired), 98 Syd-

Cane Charles, 6 Cleveland row, Hamp- Clarke Benj. Gillam Kift, :ro Orange gro ney place (New)
Clarke Geo. Jn. Beaufort cot.Grosvenor Connolly Vice-Admiral Matthew, 20
ton row, Bathwick

Canning Mrs. Cranhill, Weston road Clarke John, 4 Larkhall place Marlborough buildings

Canning Mrs. Elm bank, Bloomfield rd Clarke Joseph Robt. H.D.I8 Kensington Cook Mrs. 53 Great Pulteney street
Clarke Miss, :r Baliol ho. Prior Park rd Cooke Miss, 3 ~ion place, Bathwick hill
Cannon Thomas, 6 St. Mark's place

Cantle Benjamin James, Windsor cot- Clarke Mrs. 6 Darlington street Cooke Miss, Weston hill, Weston park

tage, Sydney gardens Clarke Mrs. I I Prior Park buildings Cooke Mrs.Fothergill, 61 Gt. Pulteney st

Cantle William Henry, 7 Henrietta vils Clarke Mrs. I Raby place Cooling George, 38 Grosvenor place

Capel Miss, :r Beaufort buildings east Clarke Mrs. 22 Upper Camden place, Coombe Henry Griffiths, 9 Hanover st.

Cardew Geo. Schuyler M.D. [insp. gen. . Camden road Walcot

of hospitals], I6 Marlborough bldgs Clarke Mrs. J. Strachan, I7 Devonshire Coombe Mrs. 8 Hanover street, Walcot

Care John, Seymour house, James st buildinga Coombe Mrs. u Hanover st. Walcot

Care Mrs. 7 Cleveland place east,Walcot Clarke l'r'Irs. Whitmore, I I Park street Coombs James Valentine, I3 Summet-
Carey Adolphus, 9 Lansdowu crescent Clarke Thomas David, ~outh view, lay's place, Pulteney road

Carey Mrs. 4 Beaufort place Beechen cliff Cooper John, 15 Gordon rd. Widcomba

Carey Mrs. Rochfort house, Rochfort Clarke Wilham, IS Macaulay buildings Cooper John Haviland, I Montpelier

place, Bathwick street Clarkson Fredk. Uplands, Bathwick hi Cooper Miss, Guindy ldg. Sydney bldgs
Carleton Gen. Henry Alexander c. B., Clay Sandford, 8 Upper Camden place, Coore Henry, 2 Edward street
R.A. x:;a Marlborough buildings Camden road Coote Charles John Aldworth, 9 Marl-

Carlton Mrs. 43 St. James's square Clement Charles, IO Eastbourne borough buildings

Carlyon Mrs. 13 North parade Clement Clifford Sheppard, I2 St. Coppingel! Albert William, 24 Gay st

Carpenter Vice-Admiral Hon. Waiter Mark's place Corbould Mrs. I4 Norfolk buildings

Cecil, I3 Royal crescent Clement Joseph, r.o Hanover st. Walcot Corser Rev. Richard Kidston H.A.. I2'

Carpenter Miss, 6 Walcot parade Clement Mrs 5 Westmoreland villas, Beaufort buildings east

Carpenter Surrey Edwd.Saml. :r3Park st Oldfield park Cossham Handel l'rl.P., F.G.S. Weston

Carrington Lady, 33 St. James's square Clements Mrs. Cambridge lodge, Hat- Park house; & Reform & National

Carrington Mrs. Frankley ho. Camden rd field buildings, Widcombe hill Liberal clubs, London

Carroll William James, 20 Rivers street Clerk Rev. Angus [vicar of St. Paul's], Cossins William Brown, 3 Devonshire

Carss Rev. Thomas M.A. [curate of St. :1:2 Green park villas, Entry hill

Michael], 2 Paragon Clerk Charles, 7 Railway place Cottle Albert George, 4 Westmoreland

Carter Capt. Edward, 7 Marlboro' bldgs Clerk Mrs. 2 Stoneleigh viis. Pulteney rd terrace, Lower Bristol road

Carter Richard M.D. IA, Queen square Clift Frederick, 6 Nelson villas Cottle Mrs. :r7 Sydenham terrace, Lower

Cassells James Reid Bruce, :r4 Sunny Clissold Mrs. 2I Kensington Bristol roarl

bank, Lyncombe vale Clutterbuck Rev. James Caspar n.c.L. Couch William Henry, 2 Sunny bank.

Cater Richard Bryant, Avondale, Hen- (H.M. inspector of schools), Fiesole, Lyncombe vale

rietta park Bathwick hill Coulthard Waiter, Comlongon, Hayes-

Catley William, 2 Hanover st. Walcot Clutterbuck Hugh F. Combe cottage, field park, Wells road

Cawthorne Benjamin, Green bank, Greenway lane Counsell Mrs. Ormond villa, Weston rd

Lyncombe hill Coates Charles M.D. :ro Circus Cour Miss, 4 Richmond hill

Cayiey Rev. Reginald Arthur, 3 Elm Cochrane Alexander, 9 North parade Cousins William, IO Henrietta villas

place, Bloomfield road Cockell Col. William, 5 Queen's parade Cowan Frederic ~ami. 27 Queen square

Chadwick Mrs. I Beech mnt. Calton rd Cockell Brig. Surg. Philip Wyatt, u Coward l<'rederick B. 9 Clarendon villas.

Chafy Mrs. I4 Catherine place · Widcombe crescent Widcombe hill

ChallenMrs.38toneleigh vils.Pnlteney rd Cockell Mrs. 5 Johnstone street Coward Henry, 7 Union street

Chambers Miss, 6 Worcester terrace, Codd Misses, 32 Grosvenor place Coward John, 30 Alexandra road

London road Codrington Maj.-Gen. Robert, 28 Great Coward Miss, 18 Upper Camden place.

ChandlerCol.Jn.Thos. 33 Marlboro' bldgs Pulteney street Camdenroad

Chandler Chas. 4 Beaufort bldgs. east Codrington Mrs. 4 Lambridge Cox Arthur, 6 Dunsford place

Chandler Wm. Malvern lo. Camden rd Cogan John Daniel, Coldstream villa, Cox Fredk. Wm. 5 Frankley buildings

Chapman Robt. Fairlea, Beechen cliff Greenway lane Cox John, Lynton villa, Oldfield park

Chard Rev. Jsph. Park colleges, Prior pk Cogswell Miss, 4 Walcot terrace Cox Mrs. I4 Kingsmead terrace

80 BATH. SOMEHSETSHIRE.

Cox Thomas William Baynton, The Dixon Capt. Matthew B.N. 29 Green pk Edward Mrs. II Albion place, Upper

Chesnuts, College road, Lansdown Dixon Rev. James Murray M.A. [rector Bristol road

CracroftMaj.GenBernard, 2Nelson pl. we of Trinity, Walcot, surrogate, chap- Edwards Miss, 2 Prior Park buildings

Craddock John Plasto w Marshall, lain to the Forces & diocesan insp. of Edwards Mrs. Brookleaze cot. Larkhall

Marston villa, Oldfield park schools], r8 Norfolk crescent Egerton George, 8 Mount Beacon

Craddock Saml. (coroner), I Green pk Dixon Jesse, Formosa vil. Bloomfield rd Ehrke Edwd.South Hill vil.Greenwayla

Crawford Misses, 7 Beaufort bldgs. east Dixon Mark Thomas l.P. Rocklands, Elaby Mrs. 20 Vineyards

Creek Mrs. Cintra, Lansdown road Weston road Eldred Edward, 9 Mount Beacon

Creight.on Chales, zo Southville terrace, Dixon Miss, 19 Eastbourne Ellery Charles Stafford, Elburton villa,

Lyncombe vale DobbsMiss,Lyncombe ldg.Lyncombe vle Oldfield park

CriswickHy. Chas.Dunbar ho. Oldfield pk Dobson Wm. Oakwood, Bathwick hill EllingStphn. 4Moorfield ter.Oldfield rd

Crook Mrs. 33 Daniel street Dodson Geo. Jesse, 2A, Lyncombe hill Elliott Mrs. Rowland, 5 Duke street

Crosby Misses, 5 Daniel street Doherty John Canning, Vernon house, Ellis Admiral Wm. 11 Marlboro' bldgs

Cross Miss Arengo,23Marlborough bdgs Weston park Ellis Mrs. Caerbadon ho. Cleveland walk

Cruttwell l<'rederick William, 13 Pros- Dolan Miss, 22 Grosvenor pl.London rd Ellis William McDonogh, 7 Alexander

pect place, Camden road Dolling Edward, Westhall place buildings

Cullen Henry, 4 Lyncombe place Donald Mrs. I Sydney place (Old) Elwin Miss, IO Walcot parade

Collum John Wm. 17 St. Mark's place Done Miss, 4 Richmond hill Elwood Simon, East cliff, Lyncombe hill

Culverhouse Eli, 24 Lambridge place Dorehill Arthur Leslie, 9 Somerset pl Emerson Mrs. ro .Abbey view

Culverwell Edwin James, 13 Sunny Douglas Col. John Charles, Lansdown England Miss, 45 St. James's square

bank, Lyncombe vale house, Lansdown Eskell Louis B. 13 Circus

Curd Charles, 6 Gay street Doveton Col. Jn.Chadwick,28 Green pk Estens Mrs. Elm Grove vil. Lansdown rd

Currie Col. James, 12 Bathwick hill Doveton Miss, 63 Great Pulteney street Etches Rev. Wm. Haigh [incumbent of

Currie Mrs. Laura lodge, Weston road Dowde Mrs. I5 Bathwick street Kensington chapel], 37 Grosvenor pl

Curry Rich, 2 Bathwick hill Downs Miss, 5 Brunswick st. Walcot Etches Miss, 2 Belgrave vils. Chilton rd

Curteis Misses, 17 Somerset place Drage Capt. Zachary Brooke, 17 Ma- Ettrick A. Douglas L.M:us., L.C.M. 7

Curtis Frederick, 7 Great Stanhope st caulay buildings Clarendon villas, Widcombe hill

Curtis Misses,2Augusta pl.Lyncombe hl Drage Mrs. Io Marlborough street Evans Major James Llewellyn, 6 Caven-

Curtis William Henry, I3 Southville Drake Miss, 8 Lower Camden place, dish place

terrace, Lyncombe vale Camden road Evans William M. D. (Deputy Inspector-

Daly Miss, 12 Macaulay buildings Drake Misses, 4 Priory pl.Lyncombe hl General of Hospitals), 8 Beaufort

Dames Charles Richd. I2 Camden cres Draper Thos. Gordon villa, Oldfield pk buildings east

D'Angibaw Mrs. ro Cavendish place Drew Charles James Henry, Edinburgh Eve Mrs. Percy lodge, Charlotte street

D'Arcy Martin Valentine,9 Burlingtn.st villa, Bloomfield road Evelyn Mrs. IO Sydney buildings

Dark Wm.s Somerset place, Wells road Drew Miss, 9 Lambridge Everett Mrs. St.Cuthberts,Lansdown rd

Darley William M. 3 Park lane Drew Perren, 2 South Hayes, Wells rd Everitt Frank, Adela villa, Alexandra

Date Charles, 27 Daniel street DriverWm.4Cambrdge.pl.Widcombe hl road, Lyncombe hill

Daubeny Wm. Stratton ho. Park lane Drought Miss, 2 Lambridge place Evill Miss, 7 Belvedere

Davey Elias, 2 Widcombe terrace Drummond Mrd. 15 Devonshire bldgs Ewart Gen. Sir John Alexander K.C.B.

Davey Misses, Ashley vil. Prior Park rd Drummond Mrs. James, 7 Queen square 29 Circus

Davidson Maj.-Gen. Jas. 23 Queen sq Duck Miss, 8 Brock street Eyers Thos. 2 Castle view, Chilton road

pavidson Mrs. 4 Upper Camden place, Duck William, Oldtield park Eyre Colonel Frederick Vincent R.A.

Camden road Ducker Miss, u Belvedere Rockville, Lausdown road

Davies Rev. Edward William Lewis M. A. Duckworth Russell B.A., J .P. The Eyre Surgeon-General Edmund Waiter,

26 Circus Cloisters, Perrymead 2 Grosvenor place

DaviesBenj.Chas. I Somerset ho. Wells rd Dudgen Philip, Oriel house, Prior Pk. rd Eyres George, Chelsea villa, Wells road

Davies James, 5 Abbey churchyard Dudley Brigade Surgeon William Ed- Eyres Wm. Geo. Chelsea vil. Wells road

Davies John, 38 Gay street mondson, St. Leonard's lo.Weston rd Ezard Miss, 8 Henrietta villas

Davies Miss, I5 Lansdown place east Dudley Edmund Lewis L.D.s. 3 Prince's Ezard Mrs. 15 Belmont;

Davies Mrs. St. Ronans, Sydney bldgs buildings Fairbairn Mrs. 9 Lansdown place east

Davies Wm. M.D. 2 Marlboro' buildings Dudley William, IS Carolina buildings, Falconer .Alexander P. 18 Royal crescent

Davis Major Charles Edward F.S.A. 55 Pulteney road Falconer Mrs. Randle Wilbraham, 22

Great Pulteney street Dugdale John, I7 Eastbourne Bennett street

Davis Rev. George J. B.A. [Catholic], Duke Mrs. 4 Darlington street FalknerLt. -Col.F.Sunnyside,Oldfield rd

St. John's priory, South parade Dullam Wm. 21 Devonshire buildings Falkner Miss, 2 Park lane

DavisHy.Jas.sClarendn.vls. Widcmbe.hl Dummett Mrs. t r Great Pulteney street Falkner Misses, 1I Norfolk crescent

Davis Jn. Winsley, Hayesfld.pk.Wells rd Dunn Rev. James M.A. St. John's vicar- Fanshawe Col. Thomas Basil, 24 Park st

Davis Miss, 6 Paradise row, Holloway age, Bathwick street Farewell Maj.-Gen. William Thomas

Davis Mrs. 7 Larkhall place Dunn Rev. Joseph Charles B.A. (master Freke, Westwood, Lansdown

Davis Robert, 27 Richmond place of junior school), Bath col. North rd Farley Misses, Effingham house, Old-

Davis Robert, 14 St. James' square Dunn Thomas William M.A. (head mas- field park

Davis Thomas William, 9 Southville ter- ter, Bath college), Vellore, North Farnall Mrs. Elliott, 6 South Hayes,

race, Lyncombe vale road, Bathwick Wells road

Davy Mrs. 4 Upper East Hayes terrace, Dunning Mrs. 6 Berkeley pl. Camden rd Farnell Miss, 2 Vane street

Chilton road Duppa Mrs. 27 Sion hill Farr Miss, 5 Gay street

Dawson Frederick, 36 Green park Dutton Charles Holland, IO Larkhall pl Farrar David, 8 Nelson place west

Dawson Mrs. 34 Sydney buildings DuVernet Mrs. Col. 30 Grosvenor place Farwell Frederick George, 11 Laura pl

Dawson Wm. Fredck. 10 Norfolk bldgs Dyer Basil Arnold, 24 Belvedere Fasana Mrs. 8 Paragon

Day Henry, 4 Abbey view Dyke John, 4 Church street, Widcombe Faulkner Major-Gen. Henry Cole, 47

Day Joseph, I4 North parade Dyke Robert, 3 Norfolk crescent Rivers street

De Gex Mrs. 24 Green park Dymond Charles William, 3 Forefield Feakins Mrs. 8 Victoria place, St.

Denman Giles, Green Park villa, Lower place, Lyncombe hill Saviour's road

Bristol road Ealand Frederick, Hillmarton villa, St. Fear Henry,Tyneing view,Bloomfield rd

Denner Robt. Edwd. 2 Prior Park cots James's park Fear Mrs. 5 Carolina bldgs. Pulteney rd

Den Taaffe Misses, 4 Upper Church st Ealand Lewis William, 2 Malvern villas, Fellowes Miss, 20 Northampton street

De Sommery La Contesse Cecile, 35 Camden road Fenton Miss, 8 Richmond hill

Green park Ealey John, 20 Lambridge place Fenwick Rev. Edwd. William M.A.

Detman Capt. Mortimer, Henley lodge, Eames Arthur, 6 Charles street Heddon, Lyncombe hill

Weston road Eames Samuel Lear, 16 Carolina build- Ferbrache Thomas, 9 Upper Camden

Devenish Mrs. Perrymead et. Perrymead ings, Pulteney road place, Camden road

Devenish Samuel Weston M.B. Queen- Eardley-Wilmot Rev. Ernest Augustus Fergusson Robert,Tivoli, Greenway lane

borough villa, Cleveland walk M.A. [rector of Walcot & surrogate], Ferris John, 3 South Hayes, Wells road

Dickinson Geo. The Laurels, Oldfield pk 6 Portland place Ferris Mrs. 3 Upper East Hayesterrace,

Digby Jeremy Taylor, 24 Milsom street Eberhardt Mrs. II Macaulay buildings, Chilton road

Dilkes Miss, 75 Great Pulteney street Widcombe hill Field Ernest M.D. 8 Belmont

Dill Ralph Jacob, 6 Pierrepont place Edbrooke Nathaniel, 3 Pulteney gardens Filleul Rev. Philip William Girdlestone

Dillon George, 8 Brunswick st. Walcot Eden Mrs. 18 St. James's square M.A. [vicar of St. James], St. James'

Dillon Geo. Wm. 1 Oldfield pl. Oldfield pk Edgecombe Misses, 20 Pulteney gardens lodge, Wells road

Dillon Robert, 4 Ainslie's Belvedere Edgecumbe Miss, 4 Beaufort villas Findon Miss, I Rivers street

Dinf?"le Fredk. Wm. 2 Vale View place Edmonds Charles, 7 Beaufort place Firth Brewer, 20 Eastbourne

Didsbrough Miss, 6 Clarendon villas, Edmonds John, sen. 12 B. unswick Fisher Montague G. Dorchester lodge,

Widcombe hill street, Walcot Entry hill

DIRECTORY.) SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 81

Fisher Mrs. 2 Oxford ter.Lyncombehill\ Gaitskell Maj.-Gen. Frederick R.A.,C.B. Gore Henry, I5 Beaufort buildings east.,

Fisher Mrs. 13 Prior Park buildings 17 Camden crescent London road

Fisher 1\'.{rs. 7 Springfield place, Laos- Galsworthy James, 9 Sydney buildings Goss Tregenna Biddulph, I Circus

down road Gammell Capt. Jas. 16 Grosvenor place Goss Walter George, 4 Sunny bank,

Fisher William Hy. I Alexandra road GandyThos.Jn.Woodfield,Bloomfield rd Lyncombe vale

Fishwick Mrs. 5 Vineyards Gardiner Edwin George, Oakleigh, Gosselin Mrs. 28 Park street

FittonMrs.2 Springfield pl.Lansdown rd Oldfield park Gostling Mrs. I3 Sion hill

Fitzgerald Major James Preston, I3 Gardiner Frederick William, 31 Claver- Goucher Edw. 8 Daniel street

Johnstone street ton street, Widcombe Gould Henry Chancellor, 4 Belvedere

Flee Mrs. I7 Vineyards Gardiner Jas. Holly vil. Sydney bldgs villas, Belvedere

Fleming Rev. ArchembaldFras.[Catho- Gardiner John Fielding, u Sydenham Gould J n.Seamel, &Highbury pl.Snowhl

lie], St. John's priory, South parade terrace, Lower Bristol road Gould Robert, 4 Prior Park buildings

Fletcher Edwin Scott, The Grange, Gardner Frederick D:yer, 5 Larkhall pl Gould Wm. 8 Paradise row, Holloway

Weston park Gardner Miss, I9 Kensington Gould William F. 23 Milsom street

Flower Thomas Bruges, 9 Beaufort Garland Henry James, 4 Charles street Gourd Miss, 6 Rivers street

buildings west Garland Mrs. I4 Lansdown place east Gower Rev. Harry Frank [Baptist],

Foot Albt. Meliora, Bloomfield gardens Garrett Henry Newson, IOI Sydney Glynwood, Prior Park road

Foot Miss, I2 Catherine place place (New) Grreme Mrs. 8 Catherine place

Forbes John M.D. 8 Johnstolle street Garrod Mrs. I Bathwick terrace Graham Maj.-Gen. Archibald William,

Forbes Mrs. I5 Russell street Gascoyne Rev. Richard M.A. I6 Circus 4 Portland place

Ford Col. Jn. Randle, u Lansdown pLea Gataker Capt.MelmothWm.32 Daniel st Graham Rev. Edward, Park colleges,

Ford Capt. Charles Wilbraham, Hads- Gazeley Rev. Robert Court M.A. 20 Prior park

pen, College road Henrietta street Graham Thomas, I3 Kensington

Ford James, Grasmere, Hayesfield Gee Rev. Henry [Catholic Apostolic], I Grant Maj. Thos. John, 4 Widcombe ter

park, Wells road Hanover street, \Valcot Grant Brig. Surg. John Gordon A.M.D.

Ford Mrs. Bedford villa, Portland road George Rev. Philip Edward M.A. St. II Sydney place (Old)

Ford Mrs. Stanley villa, Weston park Winifred house, Sion hill Grant Wm. 2 Belvedere vils. Belvedere

Ford Mrs. Arthur, I3 Bathwick hill George J oseph Harris, 8 Southcot place, Grantham Mrs. The Limes, Pulteney rd

Ford William Shawley, n Elm place, Lyncombe hill Gratton Mrs. 4 Highbury pl. Snowhill

Bloomfield road Gerrish Alfred, I Larkhall place Gray Capt. John Hunter, u Devonshire

Formby Robert, 19 Gay street Gerrish Henry, Fairfield, Oldfield park buildings, Wells road

Forshall Edward Vaughan,Io Lansdown Ghey Horatio Hearsey, Mount Rose, Greathead Rev. Stephenson M.A. Villa.

place east Oldfield road Hope, Weston road

Fortt Fredk. Charnwood ho. Oldfield pk Gibbins Hy. B. Holly lawn,Beechen cliff Green Ed ward Augustus, I Rochfort

FortuneChas.Rt.Hankleyvil.Oldfield pk Gibbons Capt. Charles R.N. Collina place, Bathwick street

Foster Jsph. 3 Livinstone vls. Oldfield pk house, Bathwick hill Green Frederick King, 3 Gay street

Foster Mrs. Clan villa, Prior Park road Gibbons Mrs. Thos. Newfield, Entry hl Green Horatio, 6 Claveton view, Wells rd

Foster William, 5 Bathwick hill Gibbs Fras. Hy. 5 Prior Park buildings GreenHugh, Badminton villa, Oldfield pk

Fowle Maj.-Gen. Charles Stephen, St. Gibbs Herbert Washbourne, The Briars, Green Mrs. Devonshire cottage, Wells rd

Stephen's lodge, St. Stephen's road Entry hill Green Mrs. Fairlawn, Weston road

Fowler Miss, Crossland, Sion road Gibbs Thomas Washbourne, The Briars, Greenaway Mrs. 8 Bathwick hill

Fowler Richard Sumner, 6 Belmont Entry hill GreenfieldMiss,2Adelaide pl.Bathwck.hl

Fowler-Butler Miss, 9 Laura place Gibbs Thomas Washbourne, jun. The Gregory Capt. Filmer, Eaton villa,

Fownes Capt. Edward Curtis, 8 Caven- Briars, Entry hill Camden road

dish crescent Gibbs Jas. Stillman, 3 Sydney buildings Gregory Mrs. 5 Belmont

FoxArth. Edwd. Wellington:rr.r.B. 16Gay st Gibbs Mrs. 2 Baliol house, Prior Park rd Gregory Mrs. 30 Sydney buildings

Fox Michael, 2 Catherine place Gilby Charles, Drakeloe, Oldfield park Gregory Wm. u George st.Bathwick hl

Fox Misses, 2 Widcombe crescent Giles Mrs. The Grove, Lyncombe villa Greves George W. H. Hillsborough,

Fox Mrs. 6 Brunswick place Giles Saml.The Cottage, Lyncombe vale Beechen cliff

Fox Mrs. Cranhilllodge, Weston road Gill Christopher Coleman, 42 Park st Grey Maj.-Gen. John William, South

Frampton Misses, 3 Darlington place Gill Joseph, Bruton cottage, Wells rd lawn, College road, Lansdown

Francis Alfred William, 20 Walcot par Gill Mrs. 7 Mount Beacon Griffin Saml. Kelston view, Wells road

Francis Arthur John, 6 Frankley build- Gill Thomas, 4 Sydney place (Old) Griffith Miss, u J ohnstone street

ings, Tyning lane Gill Wallace, 5 Richmond hill Griffith Thomas, 4 Great Stanhope st

Francis Henry, 2 Oldfield pl. Oldfield pk Gillett Thos. Geo. 2 Prior Park gardens Griffiths Chas. 4 Queen nls. Oldfield pk

Francis Jn. 3 Frankley bldgs. Tyning la Gillo Robert, 29 Richmond place Gnffiths Charles Thomas,Royal Mineral

Francis Lewis, 2 Beech mount,Calton rd Gilmore Miss, I7 St. James' square Water hospital, Upper Borough walls

Frankcom Miss, x Christchurch cot- Gleaves Mrs. 2 Kensington Griffiths Mrs. 3 Green park

tages, Montpelier Glendell Alfred George, Myrtle villa, Grosvenor Mrs. I Catherine place

Fraser Miss, 4 Sion place, Sion hill Oldfield park Grove Miss, u Paragon

Freeman Henry William, 24 Circus Glover Francis, II Frankley buildings, Grove Miss, 5 Sydney buildings

Freeman J n. 2 Prospect pl. Beechen cliff Tyning lane GrubbMiss,2Warwick cots.PriorPark rd

Freeman John Donne, 2 Priory place, Glynton Charles Maxwell, 8 Lansdown Gullick Theophilus, Heathfield house,

Lyncombe hill place east St. Stephen's road

Freeman Mrs. 2I Lambridge place Goldie John Henry, 4 Lansdown eres Gulliver Lieut. -Gen. Henry William R.E.

French Rd.2LynWid villas, St. Mark's pl Goldie Miss, 8 Somerset place 2 Cavendish crescent

Frethey Miss, 30 Henrietta street Golding Mrs. I3 Lambridge place Gumm Lieut.-Col. George Marryat, 13

Froes Francis, n Burlington street Goldney Gabriel, I9 Pulteney gardens Sydney place (Old)

Frost Miss, I Cavendish place Goodall Frank, I St. Mary's buildings, Gunning Capt. John Francis, East-

Fry Henry Augustus, sen. 4 Claverton Wells road bourne house, Claremont road

view, Wells road Goodenough William Stephen Mair, Gunning Wm. 7 Gordon rd. Widcombe

Fry Hy. A. Hagley, Bloomfieldgardens Savile house, Weston park Gunston Geo.Hy.6 Prior Park buildings

Fuller Edwd.Newton J,L.B.S Old Kingst Goodman Henry, I7 Charlotte street Gwyn Col. Reginald Thorsby,7 Belmont

Fuller Fredk.Wm. Holloway ho.Hollowy Goodman Samuel, 3 Upper East Hayes Hackett James Stephen li.D. I Haw-

FullerMiss,8Springfield pl.Lansdown rd Goodridge Alfred Samuel, I Raglan thorn villas, Belgrave road

Fuller Mrs. Chilton house, Chilton rd villas, Claremont Hagley William Thomas,4 Bathwick hill

Fuller Mrs. Shelburne vil. Lansdown rd Goodridge Hy. Fdc.Aug.M.D. IO Brock st Haigh Rev. Samuel, 8 Larkhall place

Fuller Stephen Leedham, I Hat.field Goodrop Arth. South Hill cot. Entry hl Haigh George, 103 Sydneyplace (New)

place, Bloomtield road Goodwin J n.Medmer,5 Macaulay bldngs HaiuesMrs. 1Leicester cots. PriorPark rd

Fuller Sydney C. Leedham, Carradale, Goodwin Josiah F.S.A. 6 Southborne Hale David B.A. 4 Devonshire buildings

Combe down, Entry hill gardens, Grosvenor Hale Miss, 4 Lansdown place east

Funnell Samuel David, Cobdeu house, Goodwyn Mrs. 27 Park street Hale Mrs. 3 Devonshire place, Wells rJ .

Bloomfield gardens Goold Valentine, 5 Norfolk crescent HalesLawrenceJas.2oThomas st. Walcot

Fussell Mrs. 6 Norfolk buildings Gordon Maj.-Gen. Patrick, 8 Lansdown Hales Richard, Moorfield ho. Oldfield rd

Gabriel Chas. Hy. Vale lodge, Weston pk crescent Hall Charles, 7 Macaulay buildings

Gadd Samuel, 5 Prior Park gardens Gordon Misses,2Hatfield pl.Bloomfld.rd Hall J. W. Teverill, Leland, Entry kill

Gaine Charles, 30 Gay street & Weston Gordon Mrs. I9 Macaulay buildings Hall Miss, 24 Great Pulteney street

lea, Weston park Gordon Mrs. 30 Marlborough buildings Hall Miss A. W. C. x Lorne villas,

Gaisford Rev. Thomas Amyas M.A. 2 Gordon Mrs. Edward William, I2 Pulteney road

Devonshire place, Wells road Oxford row Hall Mrs. Fleetlands, Weston park

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82 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Hallett J.G.Palmer M.A.24Bathwick hill HeafieldFras. Brookleaze,Lyncombe vale Hooper James Richard,28 Lambridge pl

Hallett Mrs.2Cambridge pl. Widcmbe.hl Heath Miss, 2 Raby place, Bathwick Hooper Miss, 4 Prospect pl. Camden rd

Halliday Miss, I Spencer's bellevue, Heath Miss, The Lilacs, St. Luke's rd Hooper William, IS Charles street

Lansdown road Heath Mrs. I Park place Hope Rev. Thomas :M.A. 7 :Forefield

Hami.ltonAlbt.3Rochfort pl.Bathwick st Helling Miss, 3 Grosvenor pi. London rd place, Lyncombe hill

Hamilton Miss, Glanworth, Sion road Helme Mrs. 16 St. James's square Hope Mrs. Rock house, Lansdown road

Hammond Anthony J.P. 10 Royal cres Helps Frederick Lewis, 3 Church street, Hopkins Edward, IO Chilton road

Hammond John William, Hereford Widl' ·mbe hill Hopkins George Shephard, Io Upper

lodge, Bloomfield gardens Helps ""m.2 Starcross \'illas,Oldfield pk Camden place, Camden road

Hamper Miss, 23 Eastbourne Helps William Daniel, 2 Devonshire Hopkins Henry Culliford, 4 Gay street

Hamper Mrs. 3 Belvedere vis. Belvedere villas, Entry hill Hopkins Mrs. 1 Nelson place west

Hancock Frederick Cole, 8 Belvedere Henderson Major Wm. 35 Bathwick hill Horne James, 4 Alexander buildings

Hancock George, Io Raby place Henderson Mrs. George, 5 Sion place, Horner Mrs. 43 Bathwick street

Hancock George, I Upper East Hayes Bathwick hill Horsburgh Mrs. 17 Sion hill

terrace, Chilton road Henderson William Henry, 9 Royal cres Horsell William, II Daniel street

Hancock Miss, 3 Montpelier Hendy Mrs. Burlington ho. Burlington st Horsford Mrs. 12 Norfolk crescent

Hancock Mrs. Apthorp villa, Weston rd Henery Edmund Thornton, I2 Great Horsley Samuel, 9 Raby place

Hancock Mrs. I3 Elm pl. Bloomfield rd Pulteney street Horton Daniel, I4 Burlington street

Hancock Mrs. Lonsdale,Sydney gardens Henry John B.A.Lond. Park colleges, Horton Miss, I7 Belmont

BancockWilliam J ames, 14Alexandra rd Prior park Horton Mrs. I Burlington street

Handcock Rev. Richard George M.A. Hemy John Wesley Rogers lJ.A. I Hortor Tom S.4Bloomfield ter. Wells rd

[minister of All Saints'], 31 Sion hill Devonshire place, Wells road Hoskins Lt. Col. Reginald, 6 Lansdown

Handford Thomas, I6 Chilton road Henry Michael, Park colleges, Prior pk place east

Handley Rev. Edward :M.A. [rector of Henry William, Doric house, ~ion hill Hotham John, 2 Sydney buildings

Winthorpe, Notts], I9 Royal cres Hensleigh Henry, 2 Nelson villas Houghton Miss, IS Hathwick hill

Handyside William, I2 Dunsford place Hensley Henry M.D. 22 Circus Hovenden Mrs. 6 Camden crescent

Hanham Frederick William, I Lyn Vale HensleyMiss,4Bloomfield pl.Bloomfl.d.rd Howard John, 6 Bathwick street

villas, St. Mark's place Hensman Edwin, 2 Worcester cottages, Howell Hy. John,Grove vil.Greenway la

Hanham Mrs. 6 Elm pl. Bloomfield rd Prior Park road Howell Miss, 6 Lambridge

Hannam Mrs. I2 Lambridge place Herbert Mrs. 5 Upper Church street Howes Lawson, 9 New King street

Harbord Col. Richard, 14 Beaufort Herdman James, I8 Camden crescent Huddart Miss, 8 Norfolk buildings
Herman Rt. Morgan, I4 Macaulay bldgs Huddart Miss, IO Norfolk crescent
buildings east

Harbridge Mrs. 7 Victoria place, St. Hewitt Mrs. Southborne, Oldfield road, Huff Arthur, I2 Daniel street

Saviour's road Wells road HughesMrs. I4 Dafford bldngs. Larkhall

Harbutt Mrs. I5 Bladud buildings Heydon William Frederick, 3 Stanley Hughes Mrs. 3 Priory pl. Lyncombe hill

Harbutt William, I 5 Bladud buildings villas, Camden road Hughes Mrs. 5 Upper Church street

HardingErastus, 14Devonshire buildngs Heygate William Nicholas, I2 Bennett st Hughes Thomas, 40 Park street

Harding Miss, I Sion pl. Batbwick hill Heywood Rd.Oliver,IsMarlboro' bldngs Huish John, 7 Beaufort buildings west

Harding Mrs. go Thomas st. Walcot Hibbard John, Paradise ho. Holloway Hulbert Thomas, Entry Hill ho.Entry hl

Harding RichardOsman,24Richmond pl Hick Mrs. 7 Pultney gardens Hull Jn. Thos. 4 Gordon rd. Widcombe

Harding Thomas,Banwell house,Hayes- Hickes Charles Robert, 7 Brock street Hull Mrs. to Pulteney gardens
Hicks Capt. George, 3 Cavendish cres Holland Richard, I Great Stanhope st
field park, Wells road

Hare Lieut. -Col. Rd. Thos.6 Somerset pl Hicks Miss, I Vale View place Humphries George, Thorne Holme,

Hare Edward, I Lansdown place west Hill Edward Francis, I Eastbourne Oldfield park

Harington Capt. Richard Hastings, 46 villas, Claremont road Humphries Josh.Wm.4 Prior Pk. bldgs

Great Pulteney street Hill George, 3 Kensington Humphries Mrs. 6 Oxford terrace,

Harrington Mrs. Lowth, 20 Kensington Hill John Barton, 20 Hennett street Lyncombe hill

Harlow Benjamin, 30 Eastbourne Hill Josepb, 8 Beaufort buildings west Hunt Charles Henry, IS Westmoreland

Barman Mrs. 3 Percy place . Hill J osiah, I Chatham row terrace, Lower Bristol road

Harries Mrs. Cromer, Oldfield park Hill Miss, Crossland, Sion road Hunt Edwd. 3 Worcesterter.London rd

Harries Mrs. 22 Green park Hill Miss, 6 Pulteney gardens Hunt Mrs. I8 Belmont

Harris Miss, 3 Macaulay buildings Hill Mrs. I I Berkeley place, Camden rd Hunt Mrs. 7 Darlington street

Harris Mrs. 8 Paragon Hill Mrs. 3 Laura place Hunt Waiter John, 9 Prior Park bldgs

Harris Mrs. C. Harding, The Field, Hill Mrs. 8unnylands, Park gardens Hunter Capt. Frederick Ernest, Spring-

Bloomfield gardens Hill Mrs. Lavinia, 5 Caroline buildings, field, Park gardens

Harrison David, Montague villa, Lyn- HiPlluWlteilnliea•ymr,o7adUpper East Hayes Huntingdon Geo. Hope vil. Prior Pk. rd
combehill Huntley Rev. John [Baptist], Shunem

Harrison Henry. 2 Highbury pl.Snow hl Hillier John, I Sunny bank, Chilton rd villa, Prospect road

Harrison Mrs. 16 Hrock street HilyerFrancis, 10Dafford bldgs.Larkhall Hurd Mis.:;, Southcote, Claremont road

Harston Mrs. lnglecroft, Oldfield road Hinchliff Alfred,Oaklands, Lansdown rd Hurley Mrs. 5 North parade

Hart John Henry Eustace, 9 Springfield Hippisley Jn. D.L.,J.P. 57 Gt.Pulteney st Hutchings Miss, I6 Lambridge place

place, Lansdown road Hippisley Miss, 6 Lansdowne crescent Ruth Capt. Frederick Henry, 20 Lans-

Hartree John James P. 5 George street, Hoare Misses, 3 Lyn Wid villas, St. down crescent

Bathwick hill Mark's place Huth Percival, 20 Royal crescent

Hartree Thomas, 24 New King street Hobbs George, 4 Charlotte street Huth Reginald, I Marlborough bldgs

Harvey Elijah Theodore, 2 Christchurch Hobbs Mrs. 24 Sion hill Hutton Robert, I6 Sprin.:,<rlield place,

cottages, Montpelier Hoblyn Fras. Parker, IO Bladud bldngs Lansdown road

Harvey Miss, 5 Northumberland bldngs Hoblyn Miss, 8 Lambridge Hyatt Mrs. 7 Great Bedford street

Hatt\Vm.2 St.Mary's buildings,Wells rd Hobson George, 29 Grosvenor place Hyde Miss, 30 Henrietta street

Ha wes Alfred, 6 Walcot parade Hodges Charles Martin,35 tiydney bldgs Hyslop Mrs. Kelso house, Sion road

Hawkins Col. Scott, 30 Royal crescent Hoel-Walsh Mrs. Grafton pl. Park lane IbbetsonMrs. 1 Starcross vils. Oldfield pk

Hawkins George, 6 Alexander buildings Hoets Rev. Morris Erskine M. A. [curate lies Rev. Daniel, Park colleges, Priorpk

Hawkins Henry, 2 Larkhall place at the Abbey], 9 Darlington place Ingham Capt. Charles David, 5 Upper

Hawkins Miss, I2 Lower Camden place, Holder Miss, 3 Cambridge terrace East Hayes
Camden road
Hole Mrs. 6 Cavendish crescent lngle Douglas, Brereton vil. Belgrave rd

Hawkins Mrs. 4 South Hayes, Wells rd Holland Miss, IS Sion hill Ingle Douglas,Hrereton vil. Claremnt rd

Haydon Mrs. I02 Sydney place (New) Holley James Hunt, 7 Portland place IngleMrs.8 Clarendon vils. Widcombe hl

Hayes Rev. Thomas M. A. 8 Marlboroogh Holloway Fdk. Wm. I 8 Great Pultney st Inglis Rev. Arthur B.A. [Cath. Apos.],

buildings Holloway John,Sydenham house,Lower 7 Belgrave terrace, Camden road

Hayman Mrs. 2 Upper East Hayes Bristol road lnglis Rev. James,Fir cottage, Hampton

Haynes Mrs. 23 Park street Holloway Miss, I4 Henrietta street row, Bathwick

Hayward Jesse, 36 Paragon Holme Miss, 5 Lansdown crescent Inman Thomas Frederick, 26 Sion hill

Hayward Miss, 8 Raby place Holmes John Thomas,Beechencliff villa, Innes James Sackville R. Ravensville,

Hayward Samuel, 6 Hanover st. Walcot Beechen cliff Sydney gardens

Haywood Thomas, 6 Henry street Holroyd Mrs. 23 Bathwick hill InnessMrs.3Clarendon viis.Widcombehl

Hazel Mrs. IO Frankley buildings, Hol well Fredk. York villa, Beechen cliff Irish JohnHeard,2City view,Camden rd

Tyning lane Home Mrs. TheRetreat, "\Yeston road Irvine Waiter M. n. 32 Park stroot

Hazeldine Charles Piper, 9 Midland Hood John Thomas, I4 Chilton road Isaacs Edwin, I8 Pulteney gardens

terrace, Lower Bristol road Hook Miss,Rose cottage, Prospect place, Isaacs Frederick George, 3 Hayesland

Head Frederick, 46 Rivers street Camden road villas, Wells road

Head Robert, 2I Charlotte street Hooper George, Amoril ho. Batheaston Jackson 1\Iisses, I5 Pulteney gardens,

Head Waiter, I Abbey view Hooper James, 7 Elm pi. Bloomfield rd Widcombe

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH• 83

.Tackson l\lrs. Dunedin lodge, Weston rd King Austin, I9 Portland place Lenay Mrs. 13 Charles street

.TacobMaj.-Gen.Herbert,4IGrosvenorpl King Charles Richard C. IS Kensington Lenny Mrs. 33 Park street

Jacob Rev. Jn. Alex.M.A..IoGrosvenorpl King Francis Thornley, 36 Sion hill Leon Abraham, Lime lodge, Wells road

.Tames Miss, 2 Cedar vils. Oldfield park King Louis Joseph, Rivers ho.Russell st. Leon Adolphe, 4 Union street

.Tames Miss, 14 Kensington King Miss, Southfield, Weston park Le-Patourel Liene, Wharfdale house,

JamE-s Miss, I8 Somerset place King Mrs. Io Beaufort place Pulteney road

.Tames Mrs. 2s Eastbourne King Mrs. 3 Up.Camden pl. Camden rd Lester Mrs. Onega lodge, Up. Bristol rd

.Tames Mrs. R. Warder, Bellevne house, King Richd. Grosvenor lodge, Grosvenor Lewin Nathaniel, I Stoneleigh villas,

Wells road Kingston Edwin, Lydney vil.Oldfield pk Pulteney road

.Tames Samuel, 28 Kingsmead terrace Kirkus Robert, Berwyn, St. Luke's rd Lewis Capt. DaYid, 4 Percy place

.Tames Theodore, 3 Cambridge place, Kitson Mrs. 6 Burlington street Lewis Jas. Wm. Brynhyfryd,Oldfield pk

Widcombe hill Kitt Benjamin c.E. 26 Sydney buildings Lewis William, I2 Grosvenor place

.Tameson Mrs. 2 Sydney place (Old) Kuapp Rev. Martin Arthur [association Linay Thomas John, 3 Hawthorn villas,

Jarratt Miss, 7 Lansdown place west sec. Church Pastoral Aid Society], 4 Belgrave road

.Tarvis Maj.-Gen. Samuel Peters Jarvis Macaulay buildings Lindsay George, 2 Cleveland row,

C.M.G. 11 Raby place Knibb Sl. 2 Livinstone viis. Oldfield pk Hampton row, Bathwick

Jay Mrs. I7 Kemington Knight Capt. Charles .Raleigh, The Lindsey William Hewitt, 9 Macaulay

Jeeves Thos. Perrymead ldg.Perrymead Limes, College road buildings, Widcombe hill

Jefferis William Ernest, 5 Up. Camden Knight Henry, Elmborough villa, St. Ling William Girling, I9 Vineyards
Linsley John, 30 Kingsmead terrace
place, Camden road Saviour's road

.Teffry Mrs. 9 Norfolk crescent KnightHy.Marvin,Lyndhurst,Oldfld. pk Linsley John Thomas, I Bloomfield

.Teffreys EdwardWilliam, 3 Cavendish pl Knight Herbert Henry, 21 Daniel street crescent, Bloomfield road
Lister Mrs. Northfield ho. Richmond hl
Jelly William Henry,IS Southcotplace, Knight James, 28 Grosvenor place
Knight Lionel Thomas, Beaconsfield, Lister Mrs. North Parade ho. North par
Lyncombe hill

Jenkins Mrs. 8 Cambridge terrace College road, Lansdown Little Rev. Robert Wentworth [Wes-

Jenks Mrs. 3 Alexander buildings Knight TheMisses,Beaconsfld.College rd leyan], Holly mount, Belgrave road

J"enner Mrs. 2 Sydney place (Old) Knott J oseph, II Pulteney gardens Little Miss, I4 Paragon

J ennings George, I Somerset cottages, Lake Mrs. 4 Upper East Hayes Little Mrs. 28 Belvedere

Prior Park road Lamb Chas. Edward, I Macaulay bldgs Livermore Arthur, The Hern, Oldfld. pk

Jennings Miss, 9 Queen's parade Lambert John, 13 Alexandra road Llewellin Edward Turberville, Oakfield,
Jenyns Miss, 3 Park street Lanacroft Miss, 22 Charlotte street
·weston park

Jerningham Admiral Arthur William, Landon Col. Saml.The Ferns, Oldfield rd Lloyd Rev. George, 3 Sydney pl. (Old)

3 Catherine place Landor Miss, 3 Belmont Lloyd Miss, I Great Pulteney street

J errard Miss, 2 Beaufort buildings east Lane Fergus Wright, Brooklyn, Prior Loader Wm. 2 Stanley villas,Camden rd

.Tervis Hon. Caroline Frances Mary, 4 Park road Lock Thos. I I Livinstone vils.Oldfield pk

Queen's parade Lane Hugh, II Circus Lock William, x Edgar buildings

Jervois Major-General John Gordon Lane Miss, Darlington cot. Sydney bldgs Lock William, I r Lambridge place

R.E. I6 Lansdowne place east Langford Charles St. Leger, Widcombe LockWm.20ldfld. Pk.ter.Low.Bristol rd

.Tesson Rev. Thomas LL. B. [curate of St. lodge, Church street Loder Wm. Stephens, .I Bathwick hill

John's], Bathwick house, Bathwick st Langston Rev.Chas.Jones, ISWalcot par Loney Hy. R.N. ( dep. ins. gen. of Hosp•

.Tohnson Maurice Sidney, 2 Abbey view Lansdown Fredk. Chas. 6 Nelson pl. we & Fleets), I2 Sydney place (Old)

Johnston Miss, 9 Cavendish crescent Lansdown Harold E. 6 Darlington place Long George J. 3 Cedar vils. Oldfield pk

Johnston Mrs. 34 Daniel street Lansdown Miss1 7 North parade Long Jacob, Percy villa, Oldfield road
Johnston Mrs. I3 Raby place Lansdown Misses, I::l Kensington Long John, 2I Alexandra road r1

Johnston Mrs. Spring grove, Weston pk Lansdown Mrs.7 Prospect pl.Camden rd Longman Edward Robert, 4 Daniel st

.Tohnstone Rev. Chas. Fredk. M.A.(H.M. Lansdown Theodore, 17 Upper Camden Longworth-Dames Mrs. Rosslyn villa,

inspector of schools), 6 Queen's par place, Camden road Park gardens

.Tohnstone Miss, n Brock street Large George, 8 St. Matthew's place, Lord John, 5 Raby place

.Tohnstone Mrs. Dromani, Camden road Pulteney road Lord Thos. Ht. Woodlands, Camden rd

Jolly Frank, Stow villa, Oldfield road Large Miss, 2 Church st. Widcombe hill Loretz Mrs. 34 Sion hill
Lovell James, 22 Richmond place
Jolly Paul, Newla'nd ho. Lansdown rd Larkins Misses, 32 Sion hill
Jolly Thos. Park View lodge, Oldfield rd La 'frobe Rev. Frederick [Moravian], Lowder Miss, 2 Belgrave pl. Camden rd

Jolly Wm.Crucknell, Home Lea,Sion rd 11 Charlotte street Lowe Misses,IoSpringfld.pl.Lansdwn.rd

JonesAug. Hinton, lvylawn,Westonrd Latter Richard, 22 Paragon Lowe Thomas Pagan, 2 Belmont

Jones Chas. 8 Prospect pl.Camden road Laughland John, I Southcot place, Luckman Rev. William James Grant

.Tones Edward, Licen. Philos. Park Lyncombe hill M.A. [master & chaplain of St. John's

colleges, Prior park La.urie Mrs. Fiesole, Bathwick hill hospital], 9 Johnstone street

.Tones James, Stratton villa, Oldfield pk Lawrence Joseph Henry Harris, I Lyn Luff Mrs. 6 Low.Camden pl. Camden rd
Lumbery Miss, 6 Beaufort place
.TonesJohnBright,Glenhurst,Prior Pk.rd Wid villas, St. Mark's place

J ones Miss, 2Bloomfield pl. Bloomfield rd Lawrence Miss, 39 Great Pulteney st Lunt Mark, 7 St. Mary's bldgs. Wells rd
Lush James, 7 Paradise row, Holloway
Jones Miss, 8 Cleveland pl. west, Walcot Layard Miss, S Sydney place (Old)
.Tones Mrs. Valley View ho. Richmond pl Leach Rev. RobertBurton M.A. [curate Luxton Miss Letitia, 4 Hayesland villas,
of Weston Bamfylde],3 Widcombeter Wells road
s.Tones Robert Preston, 2 Percy place
Jordan William Mayo, I6 Sydney bldgs Leaker Houfner, St. Mary's buildings, Lyddon Wm.Chas. IAlpha vils.Calton rd
Lydiard Miss, 4 Brock street
Jowitt Mrs. Sedgley, Sion road Wells road
Keel Charles Harry, Fern cot. Wells rd Leakey Rev. Hy. Palmer [vicar of Ston LyeiiJsph. 6 Sunnybank, Lyncombe vale
Keel Edwin John, I Lyncombe ter. Easton & Farrington Gurney & min- Lyle Horatio Peers, 2 Devonshire ter-
ister of OctagonChapel],4Norfolk cres race, Wells road
Lyncombe hill

Keel Robert William, 7 Nelson pl. west Leakey Miss, I3 Green park Lyon Mrs. 7 Raby place

Keeling Henry George, 3 Lyncombe pl Lean Arthur Stuckey, 39 & 40 Milsom LysaghtCapt. Thomas R.N. 3S Sion hill
st.; &Winsley, near Bradford-on-Avon Maberly .l<'rederick Herbert, I9 Devon-
Keene Alfred, 2 New King street

Keene Thomas, 2 Sion hill Lean George Stuckey .J.P. 6 Sion hill shire buildings, Wells road

Keevil Henry, I Edward street Lean Mrs. 6 St. James's square Macarty Miss, Portland vil. Portland rd

Keevil Walter Frank, 2 Bloomfield Lear Rev. Charles Edward M.A.. 1:4 McCarthy Hy. William, 20 New Bond st

creseent, Bloomfield road Widcombe crescent McCausland Rev. Conolly M.A. 2 Wood-

Kellr Joseph William, 9 Henry street Lee Charles, Hayesland house, Hayes- hill place, Bathwick hill

Kelsey Mrs. 104 Sydney place (New) field park, Wells road McClatchie Mrs.2George st.Bathwick hl

Kemmis Henry, I3 Norfolk crescent Lee John James, Scarboro' ho. James st McClennan John M. 19 Circus

Kennedy Major-Gen. Henry Friend, 2 Lee Miss, 4 Montpelier MacDermot Edward Deane M.A., ll.D.

Darlington street Lee Miss, 5 Sion hill 8 Circus

Kennedy Maj.-Gen.Jas. Don, 38Green pk Leechman Mrs. I9 Marlborough bldngs McDonald Mr3. 4 Great Pulteney street

Kennington William, I3 Mount Beacon Leeds Lady, 8 Sion place, Sion hill Mclndoe Archibald, 3 Southbourne gdns

sKerby Wm. Slade, 4 Lower East Hayes LeGt-iceMiss,-28Pulteney gdns. Widcmbe MackayLt.-Col.Hy.l<'owler,t8 .Bennett st

Kerl Thomas, 29 Marlborough buildngs Lehmann Frank Ludwig, Walcot MacKechnie John Hamilton M.D. 15
Kerr John George Douglas M.B. 6 Circus parade, London road Catherine place

Kersten Fraulein, IS llurlington street Leigh Misses, I6 Raby place Mackenzie Mrs. 36 Great Pulteney st

Ketnor John, IS St. Mark's place Leigh-Lye Miss, I4 Walcot parade Mackillop Chas. Wm. I4 Royal crescent

Keys Miss, 28 Henrietta street Lemann Rev. Francis Gregory M. A. 62 Maclean John Lindsay M D. Io Wid-

Kilvert Mrs. 9 Beaufort buildings east Great Pulteney street combe crescent

King Arthur C. I3 Circus Lemann Misses, 40 Great Pulteney st MacLeod Col. Chas. D. 3 Sion pl. Sionhl

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84 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Macleroy Mrs. 12 George st.Bathwick hi Meakin Rev. Thomas [Primitive Metho- Morris Mrs. 5 Abbey view

McMillan Henry Alex. 3 Bathwick st dist], I Victoria villas, Oldfield park Morris Mrs. 6 Mount Beacon

Macmillan John, 15 Southville terrace, Medrington Malcolm, 6 Victoria place, Motley Fredk. Jas. 22 Great Stanhope st.

Lyncombe vale St. Saviour's road Motley Thomas, Willow cottage (back

Macmillan Oliver, I Tracey villas, Medrington Marcus, 3 Richmond place of Widcombe crescent)

Lyncombe vale Melhuish Miss, 5 Abbey view Mower Henry William Keys, Lansdown

Macrone Miss, 7 Darlington place MercerHy. I IForefield pl. Lyncombe hill villa, St. Luke's road

Mactier Robert, 14 Somerset place MerchantWaltr.Ashbourne,St.Luke'srd Mulcaster Mrs. 3 Portland place

McWatters David, 12 Springfield place, Merrikin John Bilby, Westfield cottage, Mullens Waiter Edw.g Pulteneygardens

Lansdown road Bloomfield road Mumford Francis John, 9 Charlotte st

Magniac Capt. Lane, 17 Grosvenor place Methuen Rev. Thomas Plumptre M.A. Mundy Charles Lewis, 7 City view,.

Mag-rath Mrs. Inglenook, Oldfield park 7 Somerset place Camden road

Mainwaring Col. Reginald Quintin, 24 Meyrick Miss, 5 Park street Mundy Mrs.Acton cottage, Beechen cliff.

Marlborough buildings Micklethwait Major George Nathaniel, Mundy Mrs. 30 Green park

Mainwaring Mrs. Admiral, 2 Park place 7 Royal crescent Mundy Mrs. 3A, Pierrepont street

Maitland Surg.-Gen. Gilbert, 5 Sion Millard Edward, 3 Beaumont villas, Mundy Wm. 8 City view, Camden road

place, Sion hill Oldfield park Murch Jerom D.L., J.P. Cranwells,.

MaitlandMiss,Perrymead ho.Perrymead Miller John, Sunnymead, Beechen cliff Weston park

Malin Mrs. 7 Worcester terrace Miller Mrs. Wildersmouth, Hayesfield Murley Bervey, 3 Circus

Mallett John, Culverwell, Greenway la park, Wells road Murphy Rev. Francis Edward M.A.

Mallett Mrs. 34 Great Pulteney street Millett-Davis George Millett, I4 Lans- [curate of St. Andrew's], u Mar}.

Mallett Waiter Ellis, Summerdale, down crescent borough street

Greenway lane Mills Ernest James, I Livinstone villas, Murray John Hill, Livinstone villa,.

Mallock Mrs. North lodge, North road Oldfield park Oldfield park

Manby Mrs. Ash Dene, Wells road Mills Hy. Wm. Kinross, Prior Park rd Murray Mrs. IO Portland place

Manchee Miss, 3 Georgest. Bathwick hi Mills Thomas, Io Southcot place, Lyn- Musgrave Geo. Westholme, Oldfield pk

Manchip William, 2 Johnstone street combe hill Musgrave Jas.5 Cedar vils. Oldfield park

Mann Henry, 11 Royal crescent Milner Mrs. 16 Macaulay buildings Musgrave Mrs. 13 Grosvenor place

Mann Miss Ada, 20 Somerset place Milsom Charles, 69 Great Pulteney st Mylne Mrs. 3 Burlington street

Manners Wm. Geo. Moorfl.d.vil. Oldfld.rd Mines Harry Ralph (H.M. sub-inspector Nash Mrs. 59 Great Pulteney street

ManningMrs. I Highbury bdgs.Tyning la of schools), Fern Lea, St. Luke's rd Nash Mrs. Pearson, I3 Dunsford place

ManningsJn. Forefield vil.Lyncombe hl Minto Mrs. 5 Lambridge Neate George, 6 Lower East Hayes

Mansbridge William, 27 Eastbourne Mitchell Alexander M.D. 6 Brock street Neate Henry H. Thomas, 2 Gloucester

Marden Mrs. Weston priory, Weston rd Mitchell Alfred C.E. 1I Belgrave terrace, cottages, Prior Park road

Marks Nathaniel, Ivy cottage,Entry hill Camden road Neave Mrs. u Camden crescent

Marriott Rev. Rd. [Countess of Hnnt- Mitchell Henry, II Stanley road Nedham Miss, 34 Park street

ingdon], Chapel house, Vineyards Mitchell Misses, 4 Raby place Needes Mrs. 2 Kensington

Marriott Miss, 9 Henrietta villas Mitchell William Webb, 6 Manvers st Neely John, 25 Belvedere

Marsh Mrs. 2 St. James's park Moger Alfred G. Derwent, Warner, Nevile Mrs. Gerard, I5 Somerset place

Marsh Thomas Edward Milles c.E. 34 Perrymead New Mrs.4 Clarendon viis. Widcombe hl

Grosvenor place Moger Francis Horace, 29 Gay street Newman Charles, I Pulteney gardens

Marshall Charles Frederick, The Ferns, MogerMrs.Lyncombe ho.Lyncombe vale Newman James, I Dafford place, Daf-

Hamilton road, Lansdown Molesworth Mrs. 7 Richmond hill ford buildings, Larkhall

Marshal! James Alfred, 29 Pulteney Moline Mrs. I3 Burlington street Newman Miss, 5 Rivers street

gardens, Widcombe Monckton Hon. Elizabeth Cecilia, II Newman Mrs. 17 Queen square

MarshallMiss,29Pulteney g-dns. Wdcmbe Sion hill Newman William, 3 Lower East Hayes

MarshallMrs. I Belgravepl. Camdenrd Monro Rev.Robt. Douglas M. A.[diocesan Newman William, 5 Southbourne grdns

Marshall Mrs. 2 Sion pl. Bathwick hill missioner],Bloomfld. ho.Sth.Lyncmbe Newton Edmund, 9 Lambridge place
Marshman Alfred, 5 Cleveland row, Montague Henry Graham, 3 Victoria Niccolls Miss, 5 Victoria place, St.

Hampton row, Bathwick place, St. Saviour's road Saviour's road

Marshman Mrs. Stanley ho. Stanley rd Montgomerie Mrs. 66 Great Pulteney st Nicholls Nicholas, Trevelgue, Bloom·

Martin Rev. John [New church], I9 Monypenny Capt. William David Cath- field road

Sydney buildings cart Gybbon, 22 Bathwick hill Nicholson Mrs. I6 Great Pulteney street.

Martin Jas. A. Eastern ho. Beechen cliff Monypenny Mrs. I5 Springfield place, Nieulant Mrs. 6 Beaufort buildings west

MartinJn.Wm. Launceston vil.Wells rd Lansdown road Nimmo Col. Thomas Rose, 94 Sydney

Martin The Misses, Levants,St.Luke'srd Moody Alfd. 10 Prospect bldgs.Wells rd place (New)

Martin Mrs. Edmund, 24 Sydney bldgs Moody Fredk. 4 Elm pi. Bloomfield rd Noble Miss, x6 Belvedere
Noke Major Edwd. 6 Beaufort bldgs. ea.
Martin Oliver Prnst, 4 Cleveland place Moody Miss, 4 Railway street

east, Walcot Moor Mrs. Wilton lodge, Prior Park rd Norgate Mrs.4 Sion hill

Martin Richard James, 32 Henrietta st Moore Henry, 25 Alexandra road Norman George, I2 Brock street

Marvin Edw. James, 2 Norfolk villas, Moore Mrs. 6 Cambridge place Norman Miss, 6 Russell street

Lyncombe vale Moore Mrs. The Laurels, Weston road Norris Simeon, 3 Nelson place west

Maskell Charles Thomas, 6 Albion ter- Moore Mrs. 3 Russellstreet NortheyMiss, LittleWoodcote, Weston rd

race, Upper Bristol road Moore Mrs. Tyne villa, Bloomfield road Northmore George, 23 Kingsmead ter

Maslen Mrs. 5 Hanover street, Walcot Moore Mrs. William C. Prospect villa, Nott Miss, 8 St. James' square

MassinghamHy.Geo.Claremnt.Oldfld.rd Beechen cliff Nowell Miss, 5 Worcester ter.London rd

Matcham John, Belgrade, Oldfield road, Moore Rd. Harwood, I3 Pulteney grdns Nowell Mrs. I4 Lambridge place

Wells road Moorhouse Rev. Matthew Butterworth Niirnberg Rev. Nahum,I Onslow villas,

Mather Alfred, I2 Chilton road H. A. [vicar of St. Luke's, South Lyn- Weston road

Matheson Mrs. IO Dunsford place combe], The Vicarage, Wells road Oatley Miss, I6 Darlington place

Mathew William, 9 Ainslie's Belvedere MorganRev.EdmondJn.M.A.23Royal cres Obourn Miss, 4 Church st. Widcombe hi

Matravers Mrs. 3 Devonshire buildings Morgan Rev. Walter Giles [curate of St. 0'Donnell Miss, Avenue vil. Pulteney rd

Matthews Misses, I2 Darlington place Luke's], 8 Elm place, Bloomfield row O'Donoghue Mrs. Col. I3 Portland pl

Matthews Mrs. 8 Sydney place (Old) Morgan Lewis Wayne H.D., J.P. 2 Offley Mrs. 2I Royal crescent

Mattock Mrs. 4 St. Mark's place Cavendish place Ogburn Edward,4 City view, Camden rd

Maud Lt.-Col. William Sherer B.E. Morgan Miss, 15 Daniel street Ogilvie Misses, I2 Russell street

Bathwick Hill house Morgan Miss, 5 Henrietta villas, Hen- Ogilvie Mrs. 4 Marlborough street

Maule Montagu St. John B.A., s.c.L. 7 rietta park Oldland Mrs. I4 Darlington place

Northumberland buildings Morgan Miss, 6 Prospect pi. Camden rd Olive Mrs. n Prior Park cottages,Prior

Maxwell Major-Gen. Patrick J".P. 8 Morgan Miss, I3 Widcombe crescent, Park road

Upper Church street Widcombe hill Oliver Charles Wellington, Alfred street.

May George Edward, Grosvenor house, Morgan Mrs.Forefield ho.Lyncombe hill Ollis Mrs. I Highbury place, Snow hill

Grosvenor place Morgan Mrs. Wilton villa, Camden road Ommanney Mrs. I4 Belmont

May John, 6 Cambridge terrace Morgan Thomas, 3 Kingsmead terrace Orde Miss, 28 St. James's square

May Miss, IO Beaufort buildings east Morgan Thomas, jun. 6 James street Organ Mrs. I Walcot parade

May Thomas Hy. Delabere, 11 Spring- Morres Elliot Jas. I Raglan vils. Wells rd Osborne Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 Somerset.

field place, Lansdown road Morrice Misses, 37 Bathwick hill house, Wells road

Mayell Henry Charles, Kensington villa, Morris Alfred John, 5 Bloomfield cres- Osborne Wm.Jas.3 Somerset pl.Wellsrd

London road cent, Bloomfield road Osmond Mrs. Thornham vil.Camden rd

Mayo Miss, Hayesbrow, Hayesfield park, Morris Fredk. Westfield lodge,Weston rd Ottley Miss,x4 Southcot pl.Lyncombe hl

Wells road Morris Joseph William, 27 Green park Overton James, Kenilworth, Hayesfield

Meade Miss, Glen Avon, Sion road Morris Miss, 24 Eastbourne park, Wells road

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BJ.TH. 85

Oxley Miss, 6 Daniel street Phillips William Williams l.P. Mon- Rasch Mrs. :r Queen's parade

Pabst Mrs. 2 Norfolk crescent month, Beaufort house, London rd Reade Thomas, 2 St. Mark's place

Pace Rev. Hy. Horatio, 20 Bathwick hl Phillputt Frdk. Wm. I Devonshire bdgs Reece Miss Louisa, I Bloomfield terrace,

Padday Col.Arthur Chas.R.E. I9 Sion hl Phippen Wm. I Beaumontvils.Oldfid.pk Wells road

Page Misses, x6 Somerset place Phipps Thos. Trafalgar vil Bloornfld. rd Reece Mrs. 28 Gay street

Paget Mrs. IS Alfred street Pickering Mrs. I I Beaufort buildings we Reed Mrs. 26 Henrietta street

Pain Richard Rogers, Stanley house, Pidsley Frederic M.D. 4 Johnstone street Reed Wait. Jn.Kelston vil. Bloomfield rd

Beechen cliff Pieraccini Signor Emilio, 5 Vane street Rees Miss, 2 Sunnybank, Chilton road

Pakenham Montagu, 6 Lansdown pl. we Piercey Miss, IO Cleveland pl.we.Walcot Reese Mrs. 21 Upper Camden place,

Palairet Rev. Richard M. A. [Prebendary Pierpoint Rev. Edward Pelham M.A. I9 Camden road

of Wells], I6 Bennett street Park street Reeves Albert, Crossway ho. Entry hill

Palmer Chas. 3SouthHayes cots.Wells rd PigottLieut.Col.Arthur,7Cavendish cres Reeves Miss, Barnard ho. Pulteney road

Palmer Fk. Wm. I4Gordonrd. Widcombe Pigott Miss, Glenfield, Weston park Reeves Roger, Barnard ho. Pulteney rd

Palmer John, 7 Lower Camden place, Pike Edwin James, I6 Southcot place, Reid Sir John Watt M:. D., K.C.B., LL.D.

Camden road Lyncombe hill I Royal villas, Fonthill road

Palmer William, 8 Sydney buildings Pike Miss, 20 Darlington place Reid Lestock, Charlecote, Lansdown

Palmer Williarn Henry, 7 Henry street Pinder Mrs. Brookfield, Weston road Reid Miss, Westfield cottage, Weston rd

Pardey Mrs. 12 Sion hill Pine-Coffin Miss, 12 Bladud buildings Renaud Rev. George M.A. 4 Devonshire

Parfitt Mrs. S Claremont pl. Camden rd Pinson George, I I Percy place villa, Entry hill

Parham Wm. Cleveland ho.Sydney gdns Piper John Townend, 7 Camden cres Reynolds Frederick William D. Derby

Parker J oseph, 33 Brock street Pitcairne Thomas, x8 Park street villa, Oldfield park

Parker Mrs. Lloyd, 2 Kelston view, Pitman Eizak, I2 Royal crescent Reynolds Mrs. 2 Winifred dale, Caven-

Pitman Miss, 8 Green park dishplace
sSydney buildings
ParkerWm. II Southcot pl.Lyncombe hl Pitt Wait. M.mst. c. E. Widcombe cres Riccard Mrs. I York pl. Bathwick hill

sParkin Lewis, Harben vil. Oldfield park Plowden Miss, 33 Rivers street Rice William, I Grosvenor place

Parkinson John Porter, I6 Gordon rd. Plowman Thos. Forder, Terracewalk Rich Miss, 8 Devon,hire buildings

Widcombe Pocock Rev. Francis [incumbent of St. Richards Jn.Jsph.Ferndale,Prior Pk. rd

Parminter Mrs. I Southboume gardens Austin'sl, 4 Brunswick place Richards Miss, 10 Daniel street

Parr Edwin Archer, 8 Abbey view Poisson Adeley, 6 Prior Park gardens, Richards Misses, 3S Daniel street

Parry Mrs. 2I Marlborough buildings Prior Park road Richardson Frederick James, 2 Onslow

Parsons John, Railway place Pole Alex. Edwd.Montrose,Weston park villas, Weston road

Partridge Rev. Waiter John M.A. 5 Pollard Major-General Dillon Gustavus, Rickards Hervey, 4 Devonshire terrace,

Spencer's bellevue, Lansdown road Beaumont villa, Lansdown road Wells road

Pasmore Mrs. 2 Cambridge terrace Pond William, I7 Chilton road Ricketts John, 26 Grosvenor place

Pat~srnore Mrs. I Dawlish vils. Oldfield pk Ponsonby Hon. Frances Charlotte, 4 Ricketts John Arthur Wyndham, 26

Patey Mrs. I8 Macaulay buildings Augusta place, Lyncombe hill Grosvenor place

Patison Mrs. 2 Dunsford place Poole Mrs. Barlow, 42 Bathwick street Ricketts Mrs. IS ~t. James's square

Patman Wallace, 2 Victoria villas, Old- Pooley John Carpenter, 37 Sion hill Rideout Mrs. 9 Lansdown place west

field park Poolman Samuel George, 6 Westmore- Ridge Rev.Waiter Rbt.T.A.K.C.L.[curate

Patterson Mrs. I I Marlborough street land villas, Oldfield park of Twerton], Elston, Oldfield park
Patteson Miss, 4 Darlington place
Pattison Mrs. 25 Rivers street sPope Mrs. Beaufort buildings west Riley Miss, I7 Bennett street
sPope Mrs. Marlborough street Riley Miss, St_ Lawrence, Lansdown rd

Payne Arthur, Io Prior Park cottages Popplewell Mrs. Richmond ho. Westn. pk Rind Miss, 4 Lansdown place west

Faynter Mrs. Howell, 7 Sion pl. Sion hl Porter Robt. Westfield ho.Bloomfield rd Roadway Geo. Nibley vil.Henrietta park
Pow William, 3 Westmoreland terrace, Robberds Rev. Charles Wm. I5 Sion hill
Peach Miss, 1 I Oxford row

Peach Robt. Edwd. M. 3 Bathwick ter Lower Bristol road Robbins Mrs. I Lansdown crescent

Peach William, x8 Portland place Powell George Ferris, Butt Ash cottage, Roberts Humphrey, I5 Alexandra road

Peacock Edward, Bewdley villa, Prior Lyncombe hill Roberts Miss, 3 Montpelier

Park road Powell William, 5 Lansdown road Roberts Thomas, Ashley ho. Oldfield pk

Peake Mrs. 9 Sion hill Prankerd John, I8 Brock street Robertson Arthur George Shaw,7 North-

Pearce George Samuel, 8 Berkeley Pratt Mrs. IO Belgrave ter. Camden rd umberland buildings

place, Carnden road Pratt Walt.Gay's house,Gay's hl.Walcot Robertson George Jn. 24 Grosvenor pl

Peard Williarn, I3 Henrietta street Prendergast Misses, Villa Bianca, Bath- Robinson Rev. Richard Hayes, 9 Sion

Pearse Mrs. 13 Belmont wick hill place, Sion hill

Pearson Benjamin, 6 Forefield place, Preston Samuel, 4 Westmoreland villas, Robinson Miss, 2 Marlborough st

Lyncombe hill Oldfield park Robinson Mrs. Fairstowe, Prospect road

Pearson Benjamin R. F. Lynthorpe, Price Edward George,9 Prospect build- Robinson Mrs. 3 Queen's parade

Oldfield park ings, Wells road Rodrnan Edwin, IS St. George's place,

Pearson Mrs. 8 Camden crescent Price Geo. 9 Augusta pl. Lyncombe hl Upper Bristol road

Pearson Mrs. 9 Miles' bldgs. George st Price Mrs. 22 Daniel street Rodway Miss, 4 Pulteney gardens

Peehell Capt. Chas. I4 Grosvenor place Price Thomas, 8 Belgrave pl.Camden rd Roe Mrs. Queen's cottage, Pulteney rd

Pedder Rev.John M.A.I3 Somerset place Pring John, I Hanover street, Walcot Roeckel Edward, Lansdown lodge,Lans-

Peek Mrs. 3 Albion ter. Upper Bristol rd ProsserWilliam Jas.22 Sydney buildings down road

Peel Miss, 25 Royal crescent Proude Mrs. 17 Prior Park buildings Rogers Rev. Saml. [incumbent of Laura

Penruddock Mrs. 2 Lansdown place we Prowse Miss, 5 Cambridge terrace Episcopal chapel], Sydney grove,

Peppin Misses, 36 Park street Proyor Charles Hartley, 6 Woodland Sydney buildings

Perman Edwd. :J Gordon rd. Widcombe place, Bathwick hill Rogers Edward Samuel, IO Forefield

Perman Mi4S, 38 New King street Pugh Mrs. 3 Marlborough street place, Lyncombe hill

Perreau Mrs. H. N. Beaumont villa, Pugsley Mrs. 9 Frankley buildings, Rogers J n. Vercoe, 12 Devonshire bldngs

Lansdown road Tyninglane Rogers Miss, I4 Lambridge

Perrett lTeo. IO Highbury pl. Snow hill Pumphrey Wm. The Cot. Lyncombe vle Rogers Mrs. I Warwick vils. Prior Pk. rd

Perrett John, 9 Brunswick st. Walcot Pun·is Col. Charles, 14 Russell street Rogers William, It Southville terrace,

Perrow William, Fern bank, Wells road Pyke Mrs. 8 Percy place Lyncornbe vale

Perry Daniel, 3 Northampton street Quaife Thos. SI. 5 Highbury pl.Snow hill Rogers William, I Springfield place,

Perry Miss, Beckford vil. Sydney grdns Quarrington Rev. Frederick M:.A. 4 Lansdown road

Perry Mrs. 41 Bathwick street Beaufort buildings west Rooke Emest Wallace, 23 Sion hill

Pester Maj .-Gen. Hugh Lowman J.P. Quinn James Augustus, I4 South par Roper Miss, 32 Green park

Fern lodge, Weston road Rabbits Mrs. I Swansea villas,Chilton rd Rose Henry Fulwood, Glencairn house,

Peters Rev. Thomas B.A. 25 Circus Raby Misses, 65 Great Pulteney street Pulteney road

Peters Geo.g Sanny bank,Lyncombe vle Radcliffe Miss, 7 Norfolk crescent Rose Joseph William, 2 Westbourne

Petgrave Ezekiel Chas. 5 Cavendish pl RaddonRev. Alf.[Bapt.], uBathwickhl villa, Bloomfield road

Phayre Mrs. Ormond lodge, W est~n rd Radford Edwin Alf, 2 St. Matthew's Rose Thos. Whittaker, 4 Henrietta villa

Philipps Rev. Geo. M.A.I Sion pl.Sion hl place, Pulteney road Ross Mrs. 2 Devonshire bldgs. Weils rd

Philipps Miss, 8 Great Bedford street Radway Charles William, 9 Bath street Rowand Miss, 5 City view, Camden rd

Phillimore Vice--Admiral Henry Bou- Rainey James Tuck, St. George'sl~"'6, Rowden Rev. Francis Marmaduke M:.A.

chier c.B. Stoneleigh, Lansdown road Oldfield road I Widcombe terrace

Phillipps Miss, 8 Rivers street Rainey Mrs. I Westbourne villa, Bloom- Rowe W alter, 3 Raglan viis. Claremont

Phillip William Alien, 4 Stoneleigh field road Rowland John, I Oldfield Park terrace,

villas, Pulteney road Raisen Mrs. 3 Lambridge place Lower Bristol road

Phillips Major Alfred, Augusta house, Randolph Edward, Bella vista, St. Rowlands William, Eton house,Wells rd

Lyncombe hill Stepheu's road Rowse James, Raby vil. ~ydney gardens

Phillips Mrs. Gywnue, 3 Bennett street Ransford Thomas Davis, 6 Queen sq Rowswell Mrs. I George st.Bathwick bill

86 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Rumboll Alfd. 2 Hayesland viis.Wells rd Shuckburgh Miss, I9 Henrietta street Spear George E. Springfield, Entry hil1

Rumming Miss, 2 Tracey villas, Lyn- Shum Frederick Ernest, Union street Spencer Francis, Io Sydney place (Old)

combe vale Shum Mrs. 25 Green park Spencer Henry Alexander L.R.C.P.LOnd.

Russel Jesse Ernest, 14 Southville ter- Shum Mrs. 15 Norfolk crescent Royal United hospitai

race, Lyncombe vale Shuter Danl. Josh. 5 Pulteney gardenS' Spender John Kent M. D. I7 Circus

Russell General Sir Edward Lechmere Sidmouth MaryViscountess, I Bennett st Spender Thos. Tyrol cottage, Entry hill

K.c.s.r. 7 Lansdown crescent Siequien Miss, 24 Sydney buildings Spengler Gustave, 22 Lambridge place

Russell Chas. Clifton villa, Bloomfield rd Silcock Arth. By. 2 Alpha vils.Calton rd Spragg Mrs. 6 Camden ter. Camden rd

Sabine Mrs. 27 Pulteney grdns. Widcmb Silcock Thomas .Ball, Oldfield lodge, SpringMaj.Robt.2 College rd.Lansdown

Sabine Miss, 27 Pulteney grdns. Widcmb Oldfield road . Sprouting Hy.3Moonfield ter.Oldfield rd

Sainsbury Fr-ancis John, West cottage, Silcox Miss, 3 Camden ter. Camden rd Spry Alfred, Sydney ho.Sydney gardens

Weston road Silversides Miss, Prior Park buildings Stables Wm. Skilbeck, 21 Grosvenor pl

Salmon Mrs. 2 Claverton view, Wells rd Silvester Rev. JamesM.A.[curate of Wal- Stafford Arthur Claud, 3i Wells road

Salter Alfred John, Io Cambridge ter- cot], 6 Belgrave terrace, Camden rd Stafford Samuel James, 40 Bathwick st.
race, Widcombe hill Stagg Mrs. Leura, Lansdowu road
Simmons Hy. Argent, 9 Bathwick hill Stammers Mrs. IS Dunsford place,
Salter Mrs. 2 Beaufort villas
Saltford Mrs. 6 Barley street Simms Samuel William, 5 Gloucester Bathwick hill
Sammes Thomas, 6 Abbey view Stanley Rev. Francis Wm. [Unitarian],
place. J ulian road
Simpkin Mrs. I Berkeley pi. Camden rd

Sams Mrs. I Woodhill pl. Bathwick hl Simpkins Misses, 26 Rivers street 2 Richmond hill

Sanders Miss, 4 Sion pl. Bathwick hill Simpson Capt. Charles, I5 Queen sq Stanley Frederick, 7 Westmoreland

Sanderson Captain William, 2 Hawthorn Simpson George, 4 Cavendish place villas, Oldfield park

villas, Belgrave road Simpson Miss, 2 Clarendon villas, Wid- Starbuck Miss, St. Kildas,Richmond hill

Sanderson Rev. Henry EdgarM.A.(head combe hill Starr Sydney Thomas, I3 Pierrepont st

master Grammar school), Broad. st Simpson Mrs. I5 Queen square Stead Mrs. I Victoria pl. St. Saviours

Sanderson Mrs. 5 Laura place Sinclair Miss, 12 Pulteney gardens Steadlam Mrs. 33 Great Pulteney street

Sandford Mrs. 2 Enmore vils. Oldfld. pk Sinclair Mrs. 3 Beaufort buildings west Steadman J oseph, Sydenham villa,.

Sandford Mrs. Springfield villa, Lans- Sipel Mrs. Chatham ho. Prior Park rd Lower Bristol road

down road Skeate Edwin, x6 Paragon Steele Lady, ro Camden crescent

Sants Mrs. 24 Kingsmead terrace Skinner Mrs. I I Paragon Stent Danl. 6 George st. Bathwick hill

Sants Waiter, 22 Kingsmead terrace Skinner Mrs. Russell, 5 St. James's sq StevensMatthew,Lindo vil.Lansdown rd

Sare Frederick, I Laura place Skinner William, I3 Chilton road Stevens William, 4 Lower Camden

Saumarez Rear Adml.Philip,2I Paragon Skrine Lieut.-Col. Charles, 38 Sion hill place, Camden road

Saumarez The Misses, 2I Paragon Skurray Mrs. Thomas, 2 Chapel row Stevenson Mrs.Montague,2Bathwick ter

Saunders Jesse, Io Summerlay's place, Slade Mrs. Clyde bank, Hayesfield park, StewartStair, I 2Belgrave ter. Camden rd

Pulteney road Wells road Stillman William, I8 Sydney buildings

Saunders Mrs. 8 Sion bill Sleight Hy.Spencer,I2Lansdown pl.east Stock Thomas, IO St. Luke's road

Saunders Wm. 2 Warwick pi. Wells rd Sloggett Richd. Iowa ho. Pulteney rd Stoffell William Martin, Gro¥e villa,.

Savile Mrs. 2I Macaulay buildings Sloper Misses,8Augusta pl.Lyncombe hl Bathwick hill

Scarborough Mrs. 3 Brunswick place · SmallJames, 8 Queen viis. Oldfield park Stokes Mrs. Davardo villa, Larkhall pl

Scard Henry Beness, 9 Percy place Small Wm. 6 Queen viis. Oldfield park Stokes Mrs. I3 Lansdown place east

Schneider Mrs. 5 Darlington street Smallbone Misses, I7 Belvedere Stokes Mrs. 7 Queen's parade

Scott Rev. John James M.A. 28 Hen- Smart Edwin J acob, 3 Norfolk buildings Stone Alfred William, 7 Bathwick hill

rietta street Smart Robert Broughton, I2 Prior Stone Henry Chas.Sunnyside,Weston rd

Scott John, 23 Lambridge place Park buildings Stone Henry R. Pulteney ho.Pulteney rd

Scott Mrs. 3 St. James's square SmithMajor-General Frederick Henry, Stone James, Priory, Lyncombe hill

Scott Mrs. Fitzmaurice, 24 Royal cres Ravenscroft, Bathwick hill Stone Jn. 8 Carolina bldngs. Pulteney rd

Scott Richd. Jas. Herbt. 13 Bladud bldgs Smith Captain Haskett, The Hyde, Stone John, I Ceda villas, Oldfield park

Scott Waiter, I8 Devonshire buildings Weston park Stone John, I5 Royal crescent

Scull Charles, 7 Lansdown road Smith Benj. I Sunny bnk.Lyncombe vale Stone John Augustus, Paradise cotta~,

Scull Joseph, 29 Northampton street Smith Charles Melson, 6 Beaufort place Holloway

Seagram Lieut.-Col. J. H. S. 5 Mount Smith Charles Robert,4 Edgar buildings Stone Rev. Meade Nisbett M. A. n Great

Beacon Smith Ernest,gClaremont pl. Camden rd Bedford street

Seers Charles Hy. I7 Darlington place Smith Francis John, 13 Sunny bank, Stone Mrs. Pulteney house, Pulteney rd

Seiley Mrs. 2 Barnard vils. Pulteney rd Lyncombe vale Stone Tom Theophilus, Willow glen,

Selwyn Misses, Eton vil. Sydney bldngs Smith Harry Bryant, 6 Westhall place Oldfield park

Selwyn Mrs. 7 Russell street Smith Hastings, x6 Beaufort bldngs. we Stoodley Capt. Fredk. 21 Sydney bldngs

Sendall Mrs. 5 Grosvenor place Smith James, I3 Circus Storry Mrs. I Lambridge place

Serrell Rev. Henry Digby M.A. [rector Smith James Harding, 9 Chi!ton road Stothert John LumAudley, Park grdn~

of Bodymore-Milton],22 Marlborough SmithJn. 5Southcot pl. Lyncombe hill Stow Richd. Chas.4Lyndhurst pl. Walcot

buildings Smith John Bull, 29 Daniel street Straghan Mrs. 3 Vane street

Shackell Mrs. I Devonshire viis. Entry hl Smith Miss, Crows moor, Oldfield road Strange George, 1 Chapel row

Shackell Thomas, Crandale house. Prior Smith Miss, 2 Fairfield vils.Henrietta pk StrangwaysMiss,Firsleigh,Lansdown rd

Park road Smith Miss, 5 Widcombe terrace Strettell Miss, IO St. James's square

Shacklock Thos. The Tors, Beechen cliff Smith Miss,Portia, 65 Great Pulteney st Strother Mrs. I Beaufort villas

Shaerd William Hy. 4 Ebenezer terrace Smith Mrs. I2 Johnstone street Stroud Mi8s, n St. Mark's place

Sharland Miss, 8 Macaulay buildings Smith Mrs. 2 Paradise house, Wells rd Strover Maj.-Gen. Henry R.A. 2 Mount

Sharman Mrs. I We! borne cots. Wells rd Smith Mrs. 20 Park street Beacon

Sharp Miss, IO Charlotte street Smith Mrs. 9 Prior Park cottages Stubbs Rev.Elias Thackeray M.A.[rector

Sharp-Gilmour Mrs. 39 Grosvenor place Smith Mrs. I4 Westmoreland terrace, of Charlecombe], 4 Springfield place

Shaw-Hellier Rev. John M.A. [vicar of Lower Bristol road Stuckey James, II Bladud buildings

Weston Bampfylde],4 Widcombe cres Smith Mrs. King, I2 Lambridge Stuckey Mrs. 4 Cavendish crescent

Shayler Waiter, 7 Abbey view Smith Thomas Hastings, n Lambridge Stuckey Mrs. Lambridge lodge, St.

Shebbeard Mrs. 5 Beaufort bldngs. east Smith Wm. xo Prospect pi. Camden rd Saviour's road

Shellard Hy. Rock view, Bloomfield rd Smyttan Mrs. I6 Queen square Studd Mrs. 4 Royal crescent

Shelley Spencer, I8 Bathwick hill SoaneJas.Wm.South Hayesho.Wellsrd Sturges J ohnEvans, qPulteney gardens

Shephard Miss,5 Belgrave pl.Camden rd Sondermann Herr, Io Edward street Sturtis Thos. I Priory pl. Lyncombe hill

Shepherd Very Rev. Monsignor, Park Sotheby Mrs. Lyncombe rise, Prior Sugden Misses, I2 Belmont

college, Prior park Park road Sutton Miss, 34 Marlborough buildings.

Shepherd Henry Robt. Parkins, Raleigh Southby Mrs.3 Augusta pl.Lyncombe hl Sutton Mrs. 6 Widcombe crescent

villa, Oldfield park Southby Mrs. I Worcester ter.London rd Swabey Rev. Henry Birchfield M.A~

Shepherd Miss, I4 Raby place Southcomb Miss, 2I Rivers street [chaplain to the Royal United Hos-

Sheppard Philip, 16 Lansdown crescent Southcomb Mrs. 22 Rivers street pital & to the Penitentiary], I4 Nor-

Shepperd Miss, 26 Marlborough bldngs Southwell Edward, 3 St. Mark's place folk cres<.-ent

Shere Mrs. 7 Lambridge place Southwell Thomas, 3 Great Stanhope st Sykes Mrs. 22 Henrietta street

Shernon Henry James, I8 St. Mark's pi Spackman Hy. Barnard vils.Pulteneyrd Sylvester Chas. M.D. I2 Widcombe cres

Shirley Miss, 7,Southcot pl.Lyncombe hl Spackman Mrs. 6 Upper Camden place, Sylvester Mrs.Lonach lo.St.Stephen'srd

Shorland Wm. Henry, 7 Pierrepont st Camden road Symes Miss, 64 Great Pulteney street

Short Mrs.Brislington view,Bloomfid. rd Spafford George, 7 Lansdown pi. east Symons Miss Emily, 3 Devonshire ter-

Short William, 8 Midland terrace, Lower SpainRev. Dixon,Earlesdene, Oldfield pk race, Wells road

Bristol road SpashottMrs.Guindy ldg.Sydney bldngs Tabb Thos.Bray,Croftside,Beechen cliff

Short William Henry, 3 Queen villas, Spear Frederick William, Shirley cot- Tagart Wm.Hy. Parkfield,Park gardens

Oldfield park tage, Beechcn cliff, Holloway Taine Mrs. E. L. Bellevue vil. Wells rd



DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 87

Tancock George, 8 Sonthville terrace, Trotman William Robert, Hartington Walker Fredk. John,Priory,Bathwick hi
Walker Henry, 5 Lyn Wid villas, St.
Lyncombe vale villa, Hayesfield park, Wells road

Tanner Miss, 2 Raby place Trude Thomas, 5 Manvers street Mark's place

Tanner Mrs. 21 Thomas st. Walcot Tucker Chas. 1 Camden ter.Camden rd Walker Mrs. Combe Royal, Bathwick hi

Tanner Wm.7 Cleveland pl.west,Walcot TuckerGeo. 3 Eastbrne.viis. Cla.remnt.rd Walker Mrs. 10 Queen's parade

Tapp Abijah, 35 James street Tucker James Allon, 9 Green park Walker Mrs. 4 Spencer's bellevue, Lans-

Tapp Ed.win Harold, Exeter villa, Old- Tucker John William, 3 Beech mount, downroad

field park Calton road Walker Saml. Rose bank, Oldfield park

Target Mrs. I Oxford ter. Lyncombe hl Tucker Mrs. 9 Kensington Walker Waiter, 6 Cedar viis. Oldfield pk

Tarrant Rev. Henry, Orchard Lee, Tucker Mrs. Cary, 37 Henrietta street Walker Wm. Glenside, Lyncombe vale

Bloomfield gardens Tucker Wm. Clarendon ho. Beechen cliff Walker William Sea.rle, 29 Paragon

Tay-Leaver Mrs. 4 Sydney buildings Tuckett Henry Herbert, 2 Prince's bldgs Wall Robert Curtis, Lyncombe hill

Taylor Col.Robert Lewis C. B. 22 Gay st Tuckett William Fothergill M.D. I8 Wallace Miss, 2 Queen's parade

TaylorAlfred, xCarisbrook vils. Oldfld. pk Daniel street Wailer Mrs. 21 Park street

Taylor J~s. D. Blair Athole, Oldfield pk Tudor Mrs. 5 Sunny bank, Lyncombe vi Walsh Hon. Mrs. Digby, 27 Royal cres

Taylor John, 3 Charles street Tufnell Col. Arthur, 17 Bathwick hill Walsh :Mrs. 48 Rivers street

Taylor Joseph, Chestnut cot. Grosvenor Tugwell Rev. George M.A. [rector of Waiters Miss, 16 Camden crescent

Taylor Miss, Conybush, Oldfield park Bathwick & surrogate], Bathwick Wanostrocht Misses, 2 Tilehurst villas,

Taylor Mrs. 7 Dunsford place rectory Sion hill

Taylor Mrs. I I Henrietta vls. Henrtta. pk Tugwell Henry William, Crowe hall, Warde Mrs. 8 St. James's street

Taylor RobertHooper,3 Highburyplace, Widcombe hill Warden Mrs. 9 Park street

Snow hill Tully Miss, 3 George st. Bathwick hill Wardroper Miss, x6 Circus

Taylor William, Wentworth house, Turnbull George Wardlow M.D. 2 Roch- Waring Henry, 9 Brock street

Bloomfield road fort place, Bathwick street Warman Mrs.xoBeaufort buildings west

Tell Jas. Geo. Bloomfield cot. Wells rd Turner Col. Hy. Fyers, 14 Sydney bldgs Warren Rev. Edward Blackburn M.A.

Tennyson Horatio, 21 Bathwick hill Turner Surg.-Gen.JohnF.R.L.s. rPark st 14 Sydney place (Old)

Terry Charles, 6 Gay street Turner George, Abergeldie, Wells road Warren Samuel, 18 Caroline buildings,

Terry Henry George, I6 Green park Turner James, 7 Devonshire buildings Pulteney road

Terry John, 35 Grosvenor place Turner Jas. 8 Worcester ter. London rd Wasbrough Rice H.D. Ardenvohr, Old-

Thackwell Mrs. 6 Sydney place (Old) TurnerJohnSylvanus,Granvillecottage, field park

Theobald Mrs. 5 Cambridge place Lansdown road Wason John Edward Foxwell, Odd

Theweneti Miss, 29 Henrietta street Turner Miss, 14 Dunsford place Down lodge, Wells road

Thomas Miss, 76 Great Pulteney street Turner Misses, 6 Prior Park cottages Waterfield Misses, 2 Circus

Thomas Miss, The Quinta, St.Luke's rd Turner Misses,4 Priory pl.Lyncombe hl Watennan Lt.-Gen. Edmund Frederick

Thompson Col.Henry,27Gt.Pulteney st Turner Mrs. 2I Charles street & Mrs. I2 Lansdown crescent

Thompson Rev. Benj. Norton M.A. [in- Turner Mrs. 22 New King street Watennan Rev. George M.A. Berwyn,

cumbent of Christ Church], Io Bur- Turner PercyVere,Westfld.ho. Westn. rd St. Luke's road

lington street Tutton Misses, 10 Bathwick hill Watherstone Jas.Anderstone, 6 Percy pl

Thompson Edward Christopher, 4 Tutton Mrs. I Percy place Watson Gen. Edward Dayot, 2 Port-

Forefield place, Lyncombe hill Twamley :Mrs.44 Great Pulteney street land place

Thompson Misses, 9 Grosvenor place Twining Edward, Earle vil. Oldfield pk Watson Miss, 3 City view, Camden rd

Thompson Mrs.xo Elm pl.Bloomfield rd Twyford Mrs. 4 Cavendish place Watson Mrs. 3 Brock street

Thompson Mrs. 33 Sydney buildings Tyers Rev. Thomas H.A. [chaplain to Watts David, I Southville terrace, Lyn-

Thompson Mrs. Oliver, South view, Royal Mineral Water Hospital], 26 combe vale

Lansdown road Park street Watts Harry Philbrick, 14 Elm place,

Thorns Alexander, 4 Kensington Tyler Henry William,I Bathwick villas, Bloomfield road

Thomson Capt. Hugh Gordon, The Henrietta park Watts Mathias David, 3 Chapel row

Elms, Weston park Tyte Mrs. 7 Kensington Watts Miss, 6 Claremont pi. Camden rd

Thomson Mrs. Hay, n Queen's parade Tyte Wm. 7 Bloomfield cres. Bloomfid. rd Watts Mrs. 12 Beaufort buildings west,

Thomson Urquhart George, The Grove, Upchurch William, 5 St. Matthew's London road

Pulteney road place, Pulteney road Watts Mrs. 3 Camden crescent

Thorndike Mrs. General, 28 Paragon Uphill Miss, 4 Duke street Way Mrs. 2 Spencer's bellevue, Lans-

Thorne Albert Edward, 2 Alexandra rd Utterson Mrs. 6 Kensington down road

Thornhill John,2 Woodland place,Bath- Vachell Mrs. 6 Marlborough buildings Wayte Miss, 23 Great Pulteney street

wick hill Valpy Mrs. 10 Marlborongh buildings Weaver Frank, 18 New Bond street

Thornhill Mrs. 5 Brock street Vanderspar John Louis2 10 Green park Weaver Harry George, 2 Carisbrook

Thorold Edmund M.A.I5 Gt.Stanhope st Van Straubenzee Gen. Sir Charles T. villas, Oldtield park

'l'hringChristopherBevan B. A. 30 Sion hl G. C. B. xoo Sydney place (New) Webb Arth. Jn. Royal vil. Oldfield park

Tice Arthur, u Lower Camden place, Vardon Alfred Thomas, I Nile street Webb Edward, I Dunsford place

Camden road Vaughan Geo. Leighton vil. Oldfield park Webb Miss, Cavendish vi!. Cavendish pl

Timins Charles, I2 Somerset place Vaughan Mrs. 10 Sion hill Webb Wm. 13 Gordon road, Widcombe •

Timmins JosephAaron,Lorraine house, Vaughan Richd.Elms-Lea,Cleveland wlk Webber William Maunder, 3 Westmore-

Cleveland walk Vaughton Lieut.-Col. Theophilus R.M. 7 land villas, Oldfield park

Titley Arthur Pewsey, Melrose, Hayes- Cavendish place Welch Mrs. 12 Edward street

field park, Wells road VealMisses, 12Up. Camden pi. Camden rd Welch John Thomas, Summerhouse,

Titley Edward Bewsey B.A. Oldfield villa, Veal William, 2 Pulteney gardens Prior Park road

Oldfield road Veale Wm. Manvers house, Manvers st Wemyss-Whittaker Rev.Edmund Juxon

Titley J ames Isaac, 6 Sydney buildings Venning James Meybohm, 5 I.a.nsdown M.A. [vicar f)f St. Mark's &; minister

Titley Miss, Branburg house, Hayes- place west of St. Mary Magdalenchapel], I Wid-

field park, Wells road Vere-Walwyu Edward, Drachenfels, eombe crescent

Titley Miss, I Queen viis. Oldfield park Oldfield park West Mrs. Wm. Graftonldg. Weston rd

Titley Wm.A.Cheriton ho.Oldtield park VerschoyleMiss,Summerfield,Weston pk West 'rhos. 3 Caroline bldgs. Pulteney rd

Toleman Thomas, 32 Paragon Verschoyle Mrs. 6 Springfield place, West William Henry, 2 Bathwick villas,

Tonkin James Henry, I Caroline build- Lansdown road Henrietta park

ings, Pulteney road Vezey Henry John, 5 Walcot terrace Westbrook Capt. Richard Grant Cecil,

Toone Thomas John, 7 Railway street Vickers Mrs. 8 Lansdown place west Hermosa, St. Luke's road

Tope Christopher, I9 Upper Camden Vincent J n.4Victoria pi. St. Saviour's rd Westby Ashley George, 8 St. Mary's

place, Camden road Vincent Misses, 2o Sydney buildings buildings, Wells road

Tovey Wm. 9 Berkeley pl. Camdenroad Vincent Thomas, Marlborough lane Western Mrs. R. Moregrove

Toveys Misses, 8 Park street Viner Dr. Charles Wm. 9 Seymour st Weston Misses, 23 Sydney buildings

Towells Mrs.Mary,5 York pl.London rd Virgo Mrs. I City view, Camden road Weston Mrs. 24 Northampton street

Townley Miss, 4 Duke street Von Donop Vice-Admiral Edward Pel- Wetten Edward Thos. II Alexandra rd

Tranter John William, 3 Southville ter- ham Brenton, 31 Park street Whatley Albin S. 9 Elm pl. Bloomfield rd

race, Lyncombe vale Vowles Mrs. 8 Westmoreland villas, Whatley J a.mes Lander, 4 Mount Beacon

Trask James, 38 Bathwick hill Oldfield park Whatley Miss, 12 Beaufort bld.,O"S. west

Travers Rev. Robert Duncan H.A. 12 Wadman Chas. The Tower, Beacon hill Whatley Thomas, I Alexander build-

Great Bedford street Wadsworth Miss, 13 Norfolk buildings ings, London road

Tregarthen Stephen, Hawthorn glen, Waite Richard Walls, u Westmoreland Wheatcroft Wm. Geo. 6 Widcombe ter

Oldfield park terrace, Lower Bristol road Whitaker John Hector, Crossway place,

Trenchard Miss, 2 Lambridge Walbridge Mrs. 29 B.oyal crescent Combedown, Entry hill

Trimble John Alexander, Aurora villa, Walker Lady, 21 St. James's square WhitakerWalt.xClaverton view,Wells rd

Brookleaze buildings Walker Gen. Geo. Warren R.E. 7 Sion hill White Alfred, 2 Ebenezer terrace

88 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

White Frank, 29 Eastbourne place, Williams Miss, 3 Charlotte street WoodEdwd.I3 Belgrave ter.Camdenrd
White Misses, 3 St. Matthew's 1 Williams Miss, I2 Raby place Wood Geo. Harvey, I8 Prior Park bldgs

Pulteney road Williams Mrs. I Darlington place Wood Jacob, I4 Edward street

White Mrs. I Ayrlington vils. Pulteney rd Williams Mrs. 33 Green park Wood James Hicks, 8 Pulteney gardens

White Mrs. I3 Daniel street Williams Mrs. 27 Henrietta street Wood Joseph, Collina cot. Bloomfield rd

White Mrs. 2 Gordon road, Widcombe Williams Mrs. 29 Sion hill Wood Martin,Stoneywood,Oldfieldpark

White Mrs. 7 Norfolk buildings Williams William, 2 Alexander buildngs Wood Miss, I4 Bathwick hill

White Rd. 3 Lansdown ter.Lansdown rd WilliamsWilliamJosephM.D.3Edward st Wood Miss, 26 Paragon

White Stephen, 8 Norfolk crescent Williamson Mrs. 7 Sydney place (Old) Wood Mrs. 7 Park street

Whitehead Mrs. 25 Richmond place Williamson William, rr Manvers street Wood Mrs. I9 Somerset place

Whiteside Rev. James B. A. [vicar of Willis Thos.Wltr.Homeleigh,PriorPk.rd Wood Mrs. 32 Sydney buildings
Queen Charlton], I2 Burlington street Willis William Waiter, I6 ~outhville Wood Mrs. The Lawn,Bloomfieldgrdns

Whiting Geo. Netley vil. Low. Bristol rd terrace, Lyncombe vale Wood Mrs. 6 Walcot terrace

Wibley Charles, II Norfolk buildings Willsher Miss, IO George st. Bath wick hl WoodbridgeWm.Rockley ho.PriorPk.rd

Wiblin William, 4 Walcot parade Willson John, I2 Paragon Woodcock Rev.Edwd. Walker T.A.X.C.L.

Wickham Miss, :rr Beaufort bldngs. east Willway Mrs. Shirley vi!. Beechen cliff 2 Royal villas, Fonthill road

Wickham Miss, I Lambridge Wilmot Mrs. 6 Richmond hill Woodey J ames, Acacia lodge,Kensingt'n

Wiggett Edward Humphreys, Beech- Wilmot PhilipMann M.D.2r Camden cres Woodford William Henry, Claremont

field, Richmond hill Wilson Rev. Murray, 7 Berkeley place, villa, Camden road

Wilcocks Nathaniel George, 7 Sunny- Camden road Woodiwiss George, Hazelwood, War-

bank, Lyncombe vale Wilson Rev. Wm. Thos. Hy. M.A.[vicar minster road, Bathwick

Wilde Percy Roberts M.D. 23 Circus of Widcombe], 7 Widcombe crescent Woodruffe Mrs. Lyncombe hall, Lyn-

Wilkinson Fras. l<'ernleigh, Pulteney rd Wilson Jn. Hy. Woodville, Lausdown rd combe vale

Wilkinson Jn.Jonn. IO Devonshire bldgs Wilson Miss, 5 Kensington Woodward Henry, 27 Sydney buildings

Wilkinson Mrs. I8 Gay street Wilson Miss, I South Hayes, Wells rd Woolcott Mrs. 4 Lambridge place

Willan James N. M.A. Io Johnstone st Wilson Mrs. 2 Sion place, Sion hill Wooster Edgar Wm. 5 Beaufort villas

Willcox Frank, The Roses, Oldfield park Wilson Spencer, 5 Kensington Wooster Herbert S. 2 York buildings

Willcox James Henry,6 Henrietta villas, WiltonJohn, Grosvenor villa,Grosvenor Wornell Miss, 6 Albion pl. Up. Bristol rd

Henrietta park WiltonThos.Edmund,6UpperEastHayes Worrall Mrs. 7 Henrietta street

Willcox Mrs. 9 Beaufort place Winckworth Mrs. 5 Norfolk buildings Worsley William, I Bathwick street

Willcox Mrs. Leighton house, Hayes- WinckworthWm.Dawsn.6Prince's bldgs Wyatt Henry James, 4 Cambridge ter

field park, Wells road Windebank Oscar, I Adelaide place, Wyatt Mrs. I Clarendon villas, Wid-

Willcox SI. I Brighton viis. Bloomfield rd Darlington place combe hill

Willes Mrs. 45 Great Pulteney street Windsor Miss, 30 Park street Wycherley John, I4 St. Mark's place

Williams The Right Rev. Edward Canon Windsor Mrs. I7 Sydney buildings Wynell-Mayow Mrs.95 Sydney pl.(New)

D.D. [president SS. Peter & Paul Winslow Mrs.I5 Beaufort buildings west Yarnall William Hy. x8 Lambridge pl

(Catholic) Colleges], Prior park WintleRev.Thos.Dayton M.A.30xfrd.rw Yates George, I Prior Park buildings

Williams The Very Rev. James Canon Wintle Charles, I x Mount Beacon Yerbury Ebenezer George, Canal Bridge

[vice-president SS. Peter & Paul Winwood Rev. Henry Hoyte M.A., house, Widcombe

(Catholic) Col1eges], Prior park F.G.S. rr Cavendish crescent York Charles Cox, 4 Hawthorn villas,

Williams Rev. Thomas Pearce [curate Withy Alfred Ernest, Tyndall villa, Belgrave road

of St. Mark's, Lyncombe], Charlton Hayesfield park, Wells road Young Anthony W. IS Park street

villa, Wells road Withy John, Tyndall villa, Hayesfield Young Arthur England, Wellington

Williams Arthur, 3I Grosvenor place park, Wells road house, Beechen cliff

Williams George Frederick, 3 Hanover Wood A'Deane Gent, Woodlands, Bath- Young Henry, :rr Walcot parade

place, London road wick hill Young Jules Dent, 2 Beverley villas,

Williams Isaac, Ormond ho. Weston rd Wood Benjamin Wm. 3 Darlington st Alexandra road

Williams James, Bladud villa, Entry hill Wood Bennett, Abbey View house Young Mrs.2Victoria pl.St.Saviour'srd

Williams JosiahDore J.P.I2Cavendish pl Wood CyrilJones,x9PriorPark buildings, Zincke Miss, 4 Alma villas, Sion road

BATH COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Aaron Kate (Mrs.), fancy repository, 28 Broad street Alien Luke, lodging house, 42 St. James' square

Abbey Cemetery (Thomas Basey, Abbey sexton; Edwin Alien Owen, watch maker, I9 Southgate street

Perrin, keeper), Lyncombe vale Ambrose Brothers, watch makers, 3 Quiet street

Abell Richard, lodging house, 30 Circus Ambrese Ambrose, builder & contractor, 3 Railway place
• Adam William Charles Mercer LL.B.(firm, Inman, Adam & Amery Frederick, builder, Grove street

Thring), solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 4 Queen sq Amery Robert, librarian to the Athenreum & local secretary

Adams Alfd. fly proprietor, 2 Belvedere place, Lansdown rd to thP Western Pro,·ident Association, :rr Orange grove

Adams Eliza (Mrt-. ), wardrobe dP.aler, 13 Ladymead Amery Rt. supt. of hay & city weighing machine, Saw close

Adams Ernest John, engraver, I5 Northumberland place Ames Alfred, fly proprietor, Pulteney mews

Adams Francis, lodging house, 4 Paradise place, Wells road Ames Charles Edward, Seven Dials P.H. Westgate place

Adams Geo. baker & confectioner, George's pl. Bathwick hill Amor Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 St. James' parade

Adams George, stone mason, Broad quay Amos Charles Henry, painter &c. 2 The Grove, Weston park

Adams James, builder, I2 Brookleaze place, St. Saviour's rd Andrews James, jobbing gardener, Sion Place lodge

Adams Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Caroline ter. Pulteney rd Andrews James Alien, grocer, 5 Prospect buildings, Wells rd

Adams Susan (Mrs.), lodging house, I3 Edward street Andrews John, carpenter, I Chelsea buildings

Adams Thos. grocer & tea dealer, 8 Margaret's hill, Walcot Andrews Mary Ann (Mrs.), tailoress, I9 Lansdown road

Adams William, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Andrews Oliver, dairyman, I8 Walcot buildings

spirit merchants, 4 Argyle street & 9 Cheap street Andrews SI. Geo. baker, 7 Westmoreland mart, Low. Bristol rd

Adams William Austice, comcl. trav. 4 Cedar viis. Oldfield pk Andrews Stephen Fox, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey,

Addis Frances Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, It Argyle street wine &spirit mers. 6 Cheap st.; 9 Stall st.& I & 2 Union st

Ainsworth George, plumber, 38 Walcot street Angell James, baker, 30 Bathwick street

Akehurst Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 2 Beaufort place Angell J ames Waiter, tailor, 5 Nelson place east, London road

Alcock Henry, chemist, I Walcot buildings Angell William, lodging house, I9 Catherine place

Aldridge Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 6 Alfred street Anglo-Bavarian Brewery Co. (John T. Hood, manager),

Alexander Ellen (Mrs.) &Geo. greengrocers, 3 St. George's pl brewers & maltsters, Long acre

Alexander John Paul, teacher of music, 19 St. Mark's place Annaheim James, teacher of languages, 2 Upper Camden

Allen Charles Henry, wheelchairman, 20 Lansdown road place, Camden road

Allen George, collector to the Bath Gas Light & Coke Co. Anstee George, coffee rooms, 20 Westgate buildings

3I Daniel street AplinGeorge (.Mrs.), lodging house, I New King st

Alien Henry, auctioneer & cabinet maker, 33 & 34 Southgate Appleby & Jeffery, law stationers, 2 Northumberland bldgs

street & 2 Somerset street Appleby Edwd. Jsph. pharmactl.chemist,seeEkin& Appleby

Allen James, cabinet maker, 5 Prior Park road Applegate Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Old Darlington wharf,

Alien James, lodging house, 7 Johnstone street Sydney gardens

Alien James, tobacconist, rr! Stall street Applegate William, comrcl. traveller,8 Miles' bldgs.George st

Allen Job, watch maker, 9 Upper Borough walls Aram Ellen (:Mrs.), umbrella maker, 7llroad street

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 89

Archard Alfred, pawnbroker, IS Bath street Barrett Thos. laundry, Red Lion house, Odd down, Wells rd

Arding Alfred, grocer, 2() Union street Barrington Edward Charles, bicycle maker, James street

Armstrong Lucy (Mrs.), lodging house, I Oxford row Barrow Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, I2 North parade

Arnold John, photographer, 35 Milsom st. & 8 Old Bond st Barrs Thomas (Mrs.), lodging house, I4 Queen square

Arnold Miriam (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Vineyards Barry John Prittard, watch maker, 39 Belvedere

Arnold Samuel, grocer, 4 Holloway Barter Fanny (Mrs.), saddler, 9 & IO Walcot street

Arnold Wallace (Mrs.), professor of dancing, I4 Circus Barter Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Canton place, London

Arthurs Reuben, baker, 29 Kingsmead street road, Walcot

Ascott Sidney, beer retailer, 7 Brougham pl. St. Saviour's rd Barter Louisa Rosina (Miss), ladies' school, 7 Walcot ter

Ascott Thos. beer retlr. I6 & I7 Claremont bldgs. Tyning la Bartholomew Charles, turkish baths, 2 Edgar buildings

Ash William, boot maker, 3 Piccadilly, London road Bartlett Andrew, teacher of music, I Warwick pl. Wells rd

Ash William, Shakespeare inn, & brewer, 16 Old Orchard st Bartlett Charles Edwin, Grapes inn, I4 Westgate street

Ashcroft Ehzabeth (Mrs.), York House hotel, York buildings Bartlett Geo. Henry, solicitor, 6 Northumberland buildings

Ashford Ed win Charles M.D. physician, fhe Moorlands, Bartlett Job, beer retailer, 8 & 9 Summerlays pl. Pulteney rd

Bloomfield road Bartlett Mary (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 2 Hur-

Ashley Jacob, coal dealer, Wells terrace, Holloway lington place, J ulian road

Ashley Oscar, earthenware dealer, 36 Belvedere Bartlett Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, II Kingston buildings,

Ashley Thomas Payne, brewer, Lampard's buildings Abbey churchyard

Ashman & Williams, County Vaults P.H. 2I Westgate street Bartlett Matilda Jane (Mrs.), South PC'le inn, I Dorchester st

Ashman Jane (Mrs.), market gardener, 109 & no New mkt Bartlett Samuel, carpenter, I6 Philip street

Aslett Geo. Stratton M. B., M. s. physician &surgn. 20 Belmont Bartlett Thomas Edward, florist & landscape gardener,

Assembly Rooms (Charles Wellington Oliver, lessee), Co- Pulteney road

lonnade, Bennett street Bartlett William, wood carver, 2 Burlington pl. Julian rd

Athenreum (Robert Amery, librarian), 11 Orange grove Bartrum Edwin, lodging house, 36 St. James's square

Attwell Abraham, hoop &hurdle ma. Middle la. Dolemeads Base Maria (Mrs.), grocer, Odd down, Wells road

Attwell John Charles, surveyor, 4 Camden ter. Camden road Baskett John, grocer, 7 Broad street

Atwell Charles James, lodging house, 25 Henrietta street Ba~;~son Ernest, corn dealer, 4 Piccadilly, London road &

Atwell Henry William, lodging house, I4 New King street Percy mews, London road

Aust Mary Ann (Miss), lodging house, 56 Great Pulteney st Basson Georgina (Miss), lodging ho. IO Percy pi. Kensington

Aust Reuben, greengrocer, 8 llarton street Basson Maria (Mrs.), fly proprietor, 2 Mile end

Axford Augustus, painter, 4 Henry street Batchlor Charles Leonard, linen draper, 3 Westmoreland

Backhouse Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 24 Claverton build- mart, Lower Bristol road

ings, Widcombe Bateman Alfred, carpenter, Bathwick street

Baggs Harriet & Eliza (Misses), lodging house, 8 Paragon Bateman Georgina (Miss), lodging house, 24 Daniel st

Baggs Mark & Sons, wine & spirit merchants, 33 & 34 Corn- Bath Aerated Water Co. Limited (Walker Raggett & Co.

well buildings Limited, proprietors), Monmouth place

Baggs Edwin, engineer, Milk street Bath Amalgamated Friendly Societies' Provident Medical In-

Baggs Henry, grocer, 7 Claverton buildings, Widcombe stitute (William Ridout, sec.), 4 Bath street

Baggs Mark, Porter Butt hotel, & brewer & maltster, Ken- Bath Argus Newspaper Office (Edward Vere-Walwyn, pub-

sington brewery, London road lisher & proprietor; published three times daily, morning

Baggs Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 37 Great Pulteney st & evening), 3 Green street. See advertisement

Haggs Robt. jun. grocer, Cleveland ho. Walcot &4 London st Bath Auxiliary Bible Society Depot (John Dyke, agent), 3

Bailey Edward, boot & shoe maker, I St. Paul's place Abbey churchyard

Bailey George, cooper, 9 Monmouth street Bath & Bath Forum British School (boys) (William James

Bailey John, Fox& Hounds P.H. 3I Walcot street Prosser, master), Kingsmead street

Bailey Lucy (Mrs.), lodging house, I6 Daniel street Bath Boating Co. Limited (L. C. ?Yiundy, sec.), I6 Milsom

Bailey Ruth(Mrs. ),boot & shoe ma. 2 Bellevue pl. Lansdown rd street & Villa fields, Bathwick ·

Bailey William, beer retailer, I4 Lampard's buildgs.Julian rd Bath Cash Supply Co. grocers, I6 Westgate street

Bailey William Henry, tailor, Edgar house, George street Bath Certified Industrial School for Girls (Miss Margaret

Bailey William John, dairyman, 25 Sion hill McCaskell, superintendent), I6, I7 & I8 Walcot parade

Baily Henry, shopkeeper, I7 Oak street, Lower Bristol road Bath & Cheltenham Gazette NewspaperOffice(Martin Harvey

Bainton John, Royal Sailor P.H. I Wells road Goulter Wood, propri~tor & publisher; published monday

Baker & Clack, cabinet makers, Wells road & wednesday); office, I2 Old Bond street. See advert

Baker Waiter Henry & Co. grocers, 8 Charles street Bath Chronicle Newspaper (William Tyte, proprietor &

Baker Alfred, lodging house, 73 Great Pulteney street publisher; published thursday) (& the Bath Daily

Baker Arthur, grocer, 25 Claverton street, Widcombe Chronicle) ; office, 5 Kingston buildings,Abbey churchyard

Baker Caroline (Miss), linen draper, I Piccadilly, London rd Bath City Bank, see Moger George & Sons

Baker Charles, chimney sweeper, 7 llallance street Bath Coal Co. (The) (llenjamin Richard Finigan Pearson,

Baker Francis, King's Head P.H. 3 North Parade passage manager), I7 Argyle street; depot, Midland station,

Baker James, lodging house, IS Rivers street Lower Bristol road

Baker Jn.market gardener,Oldfield Park gardens, Oldfield rd Bath College (Thos. Wm. Dunn M.A. head master), North rd

Baker John Cave, lodging house, 4 James street Bath & County Club (Major T. Pym Hillcoat, sec.; John

Baker Joseph John, shopkeeper, 10 Avon street Gait, house steward), 2I & 22 Queen square

Baker Sophia (Mrs.),laundress,4Caroline bldngs.Pulteney rd Bath & County Conservative Benefit Building Society(George

Baker Thomas, beer retailer, 26 Morford street Perrett, sec.) ; office, 8 Broad street

Baker Thomas, furniture broker, I4 Westgate buildings Bath Crystallce Co. Lim. (Hy. Butcher, sec.), Dorchesterst

Baker Wm. chair maker, 3A, Harington pl. & 25 Morfordst Bath Deposit Bank Limited (John Withy, managing direc-

Baldwin Frederick &Son, cheesemongers & provision dealers, tor), 2 Abbey churchyard

35 & 36 Stall street & I Bath street Bath Dirt>.ctory Office (William Lewis & Sons, publishers),

Bale Thomas, lodging house, I2 Gay street I2 North gate

Ball :Francis, lodging house, 3 South parade Bath & District Building Society(F.Shellard, sec.), I7 York st

Ball Harrison William, carver & gilder, 22 Walcot buildings Bath & District High Level Water Works Co. Limited

Ball Margaret (Miss), lodging house, I7 Alfred street (Henry Butcher, sec.), 35 Milsom street

Bally John, lodging house, 23 New King street Bath Drug Co. (Arthur Frederick Collis,manager), chemists,

Bantield Herbert, insurance agent, 3 Oldfield pl. Oldfield pk I I Abbey churchyard

Banger Eli, boot ma. 7 Westmoreland ter. Lower Bristol rd Bath Ear & Eye Infirmary (Louis Joseph King, surgeon),

Banks Alfred, haulier, 2 Prospect pl. Odd down, Wells rd 9 Walcot terrace

Banks Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper, 2 Odd Down place, Wells rd Bath Eye Infirmary (W. M. Beaumont, surgeon; George

Banks John, dyer, see Marshall, Banks & Co Hill, collector), 2 Belvedere

Banks William Francis, lodging house, 2 South parade Bath Floral Fete & Band Committee (Benjamin Pearson,

Baptist Burial Ground (William Seer, keeper), Lyncombe hl sec.), I4 Milsom street

Barbcot Louisa (Mrs.), lodging house, 12 Belvedere Bath Friendly Society (Wltr.Edwd. Mullins, sec. ),I Abbey st

Barber Edward, mason, I Paradise terrace, Holloway Bath Horse Show (L. C. Mundy, sec.), I6 Mdsom st

Harnard George, tailor, 14 Walcot buildings, London road Bath Humane Society (Jas.DayBush,hon.sec. ),3 Miles' bldgs

Barnes Albert, photographer, I4 Kingsmead street Bath Journal Newspaper Office (J. B. Keene & Co. pro-

Barnes Elizabeth (Mrs.), dyer, I4 Kingsmead street prietors & publishers; published saturday), 7 Kingsmead

Barnes George Waiter, dyer & cleaner, 23 Claverton build- street. See advertisement

ings, Widcombe Bath Land Co. Limited (Thomas B. Silcock, sec.), Octago:1

Barntield Matthew, fruiterer, 6 Balustrade, London road chambers, Milsom street

HarraU & Ludlow, milliners, 20 Charles street Baths & Laundries Society (James Eli Cox, supt.), Milk st

Harrdtt Agnes (Mis.;), milliner, 7 Northgate street Bath Law Society & Library (Joseph Aaron Timmins, hon.

Barrett Caleb, sur5eon, 3 Henry street sec.; Edwd.NewtonFuller,hon. treas.),3A.,Fountaiu bldgs

90 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE.

Bath Lawn Tennis Club, Westhall place Bellamy Sarah (Miss), matron of female home & peniten-

Bath Midland Saw Mills Co. Limited, timber merchants, tiary, Cornwell buildings

manufacturers of tinplate boxes, spade & shovel handles Bellott's Hospital (Arthur Wellington Fox M.D. medical

&c. Lower Bristol road officer; E. N. Fuller, sec. to trustees ; Mrs. Martha Ellett,

Bath Monetary Co. Limited (John Francis, manager), I8A, matron), Bean street ·

Upper Borough walls Bence & Bickham, coach builders, Bedford street, Walcot

Bath Orphan School & House of Protection (Miss Sarah Bence James, Three Blackbirds P.H. I Little Stanhope street

Jane Tyne, matron), 12 Walcot parade Bendall Caleb E. wheelchairman, I Henrietta bldgs.Grove st

Bath Pavilion Co. Limited (Wm. Miles, manager) ,Saw close Bendall James Geo. wheelchairman, 2 Argyle pl. Grove st

BathRoadCar & TramwayCo.Lim. (Geo. Hext,sec. ),Burton st Bending John, tailor, 27 Claverton street, Widcombe

Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution (Henry Mitchell, Benham James, butcher, 4 Somerset place, Wells road

sec. & librarian; Ernest A. Baker, assistant sec. & Benjamin George, coal merchant, Io St. John's place, Saw

librarian), Terrace walk close & Midland coal wharf, Lower Bristol road

Bath Royal United Hospital (C. Gaine, surgeon dentist; H. Bennett Anne (Miss), teacher of music, 5 Manvers place

C. Hopkins, pathological registraP & curator of museum ; Bennett Eliza Caroline (Miss), milnr. & dress ma. 4 Vineyards

H. A. Spencer L.R.C.P. house surgeon; Rev. H. B. Bennett Frederick, lodging house, 5 North Parade passage

Swabey, chaplain; Albert E. Boyce, sec. & superintendent; Bennett John, shopkeeper, I3 Little Corn street

A. L. Snow A.P.S. dispenser; Miss E. Hodgkin, lady Bennett Selina (Mrs.), newsvendor, I9 Pulteney bridge

superintendent of nursing; H. P. Evans, collector), Beau Bennett Theresa (Miss), lodging house, 5 Catherine place

street & Hotbath street Bennett Thos. teacher of drawing, 10 Berkeley pl. Camden rd

Bath Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Limited, I Milsom st Bennett William, accountant, 4 Vineyards

Bath Savings Bank (Tbos. Shepherd,actuary),xoCharlottest Bernas Albt. carpenter, I Westmoreland ter.Low. Bristol rd

Bath School of Art & Science (Charles Martin Hodges, head Berry Alfred Ernest, carpenter, 24 High street

master ; Surg.·Gen. W. B. Beatson, hon. sec. ),33 Paragon Berry Christiana (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Daniel street

Bath School Board Office (Henry Argent Simmons, clerk), Berry Henry, detective supt. of police, Central Police station,

8 Edgar buildings 8 Orange grove

Bath Society of Guardians' Office (Frederick Ernest Shum, Berry Waiter, tailor, I Somerset place, Wells road

sec.), 3 Union street Berry William Lewis, plumber, 7 Kingsmead square

Bath Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (J. M. Best Robert & Son, house & sign painters, 37 Walcot street

Ostler, sec.), I4 Bladud buildings Best William, decorator, Renby, Thomas st. Walcot

Bath, Somerset, Gloucester & Wilts Freehold Land & Build- Bethell & Co. ironmongers, 2 Burton street

ing Society (J. M. Ostler, sec.), 14 Bladud buildings Betts Alfred James, grocer, IS Kingsmead square

Bath & Somersetshire Dairy Co. ;Limited (H. Bailis Tucker, Bick Walter John, dairyman, I New street

sec.); chief office, 3 Bladud buildings; branches, Quiet Bickerton Charles Rose M. carpenter, joiner &undertaker, 4

street & 35 Brock street ; & at Batheaston & Twerton Southville terrace, Lyncombe vale

Bath Stone Firms Limited, bath stone merchants,The Abbey Bickham Albert, coach builder, see Hence & Bickham

yard, Kingston buildings Biggs Eliza (Mrs.), ladies' &children's outfitter,n Bennett st

Bath Union Offices (John Mannings, clerk & superintendent Biggs George, Crown Brewery inn, 4 New Orchard st

registrar), 3 North parade Biggs Henry, shopkeeper, I4 Rutland building, Camden rd

Bath United District Ancient Order of Foresters (William Biggs John, shoe maker, 5 St. George's pl. Upper Bristol rd

Ridout, sec.), 4 Bath st Biggs William, coal & wood dealer, 9 Snow hill, Walcot

Bath United Liberal Association (T. B. Silcock, hon. sec.), Bigwood Saml. drill instructor, 6 Prospect buildings,Wells rd

II Northgate street Billett Wm. chimney sweeper, Lampard's bldngs. Julian rd

Bath & West of England Pantechnicon (Henry A. Fry, jun. Bindon James, grocer, 4 Lambridge buildings

proptr. ), furniture removals, 19 Monmouth pi. See advert Bird Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 19 Lower Borough walls

Bath & West of England & Southern Counties Society Bird Charles Frank, beer retailer, II Barton street

(Thomas Forder Plowman, sec.), 4 Terrace walk Bird Frederick Charles, photographer, 38 Milsom street

Bath &West of England Trade Protection Association (Henry Bird Thomas, french polisher, Hen & Chicken court, Walcot

W. Bowles, sec.), 4I Broad street street & Millard's conrt, Walcot street

Bath George, gasfitter, 2 Piccadilly, London road Bird William Willicombe, slater & plasterer, Henrietta park

Bath Jas. Long, watch & clock ma. 4 Cleveland ter. Walcot Birth William, builder, 37 Belvedere

Bath Samuel, dairyman, 5 Balustrade, London road Bishop Charles Henry, boot &shoe ma. n Thomas st.Walcot

Batham Henry, shoe maker, 20 Cornwell buildings Bishop Edward, shoe maker, 2A, Beaufort place

Batham William, boot & shoe maker, 17 Cornwell buildings Bishop Eugenie (Mrs.), confctionr. 32 Claverton st.Widcombe

Baths & Pump Room Ticket Office (Paul George Johnston, Bishop John, greengrocer, 7 Bolwell's buildings, Widcombe

gen. manager),adjoining Grand Pump Room hotel,Stall st Bishop Mary Ann (1\'Irs. ), boot & shoe wareho. 3 George st

Bathwick Cemetery (E. N. Fuller, clerk to the burial board; Bishop William, greengrocer, I6 Walcot street

George Gammon, keeper), Smallcombe vale Bishop William, oyster rooms, 20 Union passage

Batstone James, baker, Camden road Biss Alfred John, florist, 54 New market & East Hayes cot-

Batt & Co. poulterers, 7, 8 & 13I New market tage, London road

Batt Wm. Rt. upholsterer, I7 Cheap st.& I2 Abbey churchyd Biss Edwin,ho.decorator,sOldDarlington wharf, Sydney gdns

Batten Edward, provision dealer, Devonshire ho. Wells rd Biss Eliza (Mrs.), house decorator, II Walcot street

Batten JesEe, grocer, 5 Abingdon buildings, Julian road Hiss James, painter &c. 12 Worcester buildings

Batten Valentine, shopkpr. 3 Mount Pleasant, Lansdown rd Blacker Walter Edmund, painter, 13 Charlotte street

Batten William George, grocer, 40 Belvedere Blackett Edmund Ralph, printer &; stationer, 10 Stall street

Bave Edgar, hair dresser, 2 Green st Blackmore John, dentist, 17 Broad street

Baverstock Jas. Savill, greengrcr. 4 Gloucester st. Rivers st Blackmore Richard, refreshment rooms, I9 Somerset bldgs

Bayer Charles & Co. stay makers, Lower Bristol road Blackmore Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 13 Guinea lane

Beake William James, tailor, 4 St. James parade Blackwell James, french polisher, 6 Lyncombe place

Beaton Joseph, inspector of police, Central Police station, 8 Blackwell Reginald, french polisher, 13 Chatham row

Orange grove Bladud(J.B.Keene&Co.publisbers; pub.wed.),7Kingsmead st

Beaton Wm. Hy. smith, Victoria yard, Upper Bristol road Bladud Coal Co. (Ezekiel Legge Brown, manager), I7 New

Beatson Surg.-Gen William Burns M.D., L.R.C.P., F.R.C s.E. Bond street ; 1\:Iidland coal wharf, Lower Bristol road &

physician & surgeon, II Cavendish place G.W. Railway coal wharf, Oldfield park

Beaumont William Mardon, surgeon, 35 St. James' square Bladwell J. A. & Co. slate importers & general builders'

Beaupin Frederick Louis, tobacconist & billiard saloon, IO merchants & oil & colormen, :.1 Broad quay. See advert

Northumberland place Bladwell Henry William~ builder, 5 South Hayes, Wells rd

Beavis Henry Francis, lodging house, 22 Great Pulteney st Blake Edward, plumber, 5 Dover terrace, London road

Beavis James, butcher, I Queen's place, Pulteney road Blake Frank, carpenter, 4 Dover street

Beavis Samuel, butcher, 27, 28, 29 & 30 New market Blake Frederick, plumber, 3 Princes street

Becket & Son, undertakers, II Old Bond street Blake George, mason, 15 Queen's pl. Pulteney rd

Beer Albert, greengrocer, 28A, Southgate street Blake George Alfred, paperhanger? Walcot house, London rd

Beesley Frederick George, baker, 4 Upper Dover st. Walcot Blake John H. private hotel, 6 & 7 Edgar buildings

Beesley John, baker, 6 Middle Dover street Blake Rosina (Mrs.), lodging house, 12 Burlington street

Beesley William Henry, shopkeeper, 4 Berkeley street Blanche Madame, milliner, 19 Corridore

Bell & Depinna, feather dressers, 10 Chapel row Blatchford William, linen draper, 52 &; 53 Southgate street

Bell & Moody, surgical instrument makers, 4 Kingston bldgs Blatchly Charles John Gomonde, dyer, 2 Cornwell buildings

Bell Charles William, wheelchairman, Upper Lambridge st Bligh Fanny (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Chapel row

Bell Elizabeth (Miss), plumassier. I John street Blind & Deaf & Dumb (Institution for the) (Miss Juliet

Bell Ellen (Mrs.), watchmaker, 10 Chapel row Peebles Harrison, matron), 8 & 9 Walcot parade

Bell George, lodging house, 2 Russell st Blind School Home (Miss Catherine Jacombs, matron)

Bell William, beer retailer, I Dover terrace, London road Emberton house, 36 Bathwick street



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Bloom James, florist, 2 Prospect place, Camden road Brooks Henry, baker, 6 Trim street

Blue Coat School (William Kay,master),UpperBorongh walls Broom Amelia (Mrs.), umbrella maker, II Union passage

Blyth & Son, painters, 4 Julian road Broom Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, IB Oak street

Bodley Mary Anne (Mrs.), lodging house, I South parade Brown & Hart, dress makers, 8 Northampton street

Bodman Eliza (Miss), lodging house, see Cox & Bodman Brown & Co. printers, 19 Green street

Bolt Catherine (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Oxford row Brown Alice (Mrs.), teacher of music, 6 Kingston road

Bolwell Alfred Richard, lodging house, 29 Paragon Brown Ann (Miss), lodging house, 35 Park street

Bolwell David, shopkeeper, 8 Dover terrace, London road Brown Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 23 Daniel street

Bolwell George, cabinet maker, I9 James street Brown Ashton Graham, farmer, Glass House farm, Odd

Bolwell George, upholsterer, 28 New King street down, Wells road

Bond George, poulterer, 4 Bolwell's buildings, Widcombe Brown Chas. painter &c. I Bond court, Upper Borough walls

Book Charles, coal dealer & haulier, 4 Back street, Ambury Brown Charlotte (Mrs.), milliner, II Miles' bldgs. George st

Bool John, quarry master, Glass House quarry,Combe down Brown George, lodging house, 71 Great Pulteney street

& Bee Hive quarries, Odd down, Wells rd. & 55 Calton rd Brown George, painter &c. Haslemere, Odd down, Wells rd

Boscombe Naomi (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Seymour street Brown James, coach builder, I7 to 20 Walcot street

Boulton William Charles, Rivers Arms P.H. Upper Camden BrownJohnThos.lodging ho. 17Caroline buildings,Pulteney rd

place, Camden road Brown Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Upper Church street

Bowden Thomas, fishmonger, I3 Walcot street Brown Tom G. haberdasher, I6 New Bond street

Bowers Edward Hardman, surveyor of taxes; office, Hay Browne & Gill, architects & surveyors, I Fountain buildings

Hill house, Fountain buildings Brownell William, teacher of music, 11 New King strPet

Bowker Allan, boarding house, I Royal crescent Browning Ebenezer, boot & shoe maker, 20 Guinea lane

Bowler & Son, brassfounders, I2 & I3 Corn street Browning Jane (Miss), lodging house, 5 Percy place

Bowler Jonathan Bnrdett,aerated water manufr. Corn St. pl Brumby William Henry, auctioneer, 3 Burton street

Bowles Hy. Wm. F.S.A. accountant, see Prior, Bowles & Co Bruton Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 39 Richmond place

Box Bath Stone Co. Limited (R. C. Dames, managing Bruton John, carver & gilder, xo Barton street

director), quarry owners, 7 Northumberland buildings Bryan George, wheelwright, Crescent fields, Up. Bristol rd

Boyce Albert C. sec. Royal United Hospital, Bean street Bryant Brothers, fancy bread & biscuit bakers & manufac-

Brabazon Anthony Beaufort M. D. physician & medical officer turers of the Old Bath Oliver biscuits, I5 Argyle street

of health to Royal Mineral Water Hospital, I2 Darlington st Bryant Ann (Mrs.), leather merchant, 3 Bath street

Bracher John, auctioneer, I Broad street Brymer Waiter Spencer, banker, see Tugwell, Brymer,

Bradbury & Co Limited (H. Millier, agent), sewing machine Clutterbuck & Co

makers, I Kingsmead square Buckland George, baker, 7 Bennett street

Bradbury John, dentists' machinist, IO Miles' buildings Buckler William, boot maker, 27 Bathwick street

Braddick John ·wm. Saunders, tobacconist, 2 Union passage Buckley Lotta Matilda (Mrs.), Cremorne Pleasure gardens,

Braddick William, temperance hotel, 3 Terrace walk Hampton row, Bathwick

Bradfield William, carpenter, Canal bridge Buckpitt Mary & Kath. (Misses), ladies' school,4 Gros\·enor pl

Bradshaw & Co. seedsmen, 43 Walcot street Budd Samuel Punnett, surgeon, B Gay street

Braham Philip, optician, 6 George street Budgett & Co. tea merchants, I5 Cornwall buildings; our

Branch William, bookbinder,'"?ork street teas are the old fashioned flavour

Brant Sarah Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 2 Upper Lambridge street Budgett Farnham, tea dealer, 50 Southgate street

Brass William John, boot maker, 2 Westgate bmldings Bull & Jones, law stationers, 3 John street, Queen square

Brawn Agnes & Medland Eliza (Misses), lodging ho. 19 Circus Bull Charle~, shopkeeper, 5 St. Paul's place

Brawn Lydia (Miss), clothes dealer, 24 Walcot street Bull George, accountant, 9 Morford street

Brazier Herbert Joseph, auctioneer, Thorn bank, Oldfield Bull Thomas, Young Fox P.H. Old Orchard, Holloway

park & furniture broker, Westgate buildings Bullin William, tailor, 9 Monmouth place

Bream Henry, shoe maker, II Queen street Bullock Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Green park

Brewer Charles Francis, shopkeeper, r8 Lansdown road Bullock William, greengrocer, uB New market

Brewer Henry, grocer, 2 Berkeley street Burden & Giddings, carpenters, I7 Lambridge place

Brewer John Andw. share bro. seeMundy, Brewer &Mundy Burge Eli7.abeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 6 Grove street
Burge Frederick, carver & gilder, IoA, John st. Queen sq
Brewer William, boot & shoe maker, 43 Ballance street

Briar Mary (Mrs.), lodging ho. Queen's Parade pl.Queen sq Burge Frederick, lodging house, I6 Norfolk buildings

Bridge Agnes & Mary (Misses), lodging house, II North par Burge George, lodging house, 70 Great Pulteney street

Bridgin Charlotte (Miss), lodging house, 15 Brock street Burgess & Co. grocers, & ~ents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &

Bright Wm. & Son, pharmaceutical chemists126 Southgate st spirit merchants, 3 & 4 Widcombe parade
Burgess Geo. baker, 6 Lambridge buildings, St. Saviour's rd
Bright Emma (Miss), lodging house, 5 & 6 Paragon

Bright Frederick, ironmonger, 8 Burlington place, Julian rd Enrridge Emma (Miss), lodging house, ,24 Queen square

Bright Henry, collector to the Bath Gas Light & Coke Co. Burrows Thomas, hair dresser, 2 Larkhall buildings, St.

& asst. overseer for St. Peter &St. Paul, I9 Darlington pl Saviour's road

Bright William Henry, tobacconist, & post office, 21 High st Burton Annie (Miss), dress maker, II York street

Brimble David, coal dealer, 17A, Monmouth place Bush Daniel Thompson, tailor, 34 Stall street

Brimble William, painter, 7 Margaret's place, Walcot Bush James Day (firm, Gill & Bush), solicitor, commissioner

Brinkworth Charles, baker, 12 Lyncombe place to administer oaths & for affidavits & perpetual com-

Brinkworth Edward, corn merchant, 5 Dorchester street missioner; & commissioner for taking affidavits for the

Brinkworth Robt. Messiter, corn mer. Claverton st. Widcombe Supreme court of the Colony of Victoria,3 Miles' buildings

Briscoe Christina (Mrs.), lodging house, II Duke street BUSH SYDNEY WILLIAM, wholesale & retail grocer, I

Briscoe Sarah Anne (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Henry street Westgate place

Bristow Archibald, veterinary forge & farrier, Henry street Bush Thomas, printer, 4 Fountain buildings

Bristow George, lodging house, 23 St. James' parade Bush Thomas Charles, plumber & gasfitter, 9 Angel terrace,

Bristow Luke, shopkeeper, II Peter street Wells road & Somerville, Wells road

British Workman &General Benefit Building Society (Fredk. Butcher Fredk. come!. travllr. 2 Elm vils. Lower Bristol rd

Pinch, sec.; F. H. & R. A. Moger, solicitors), 3 Wood st Butcher Frederick, wine & spirit mer. see Day, Butcher & Co

British Workman Refreshment Rooms (John James Wood, Butcher George, cheese factor & candle mannfr. Saw close

manager), 24 Cornwall buildings Butcher Henry, chartered accountant, 35 Milsom street

Britton James Lacy, furniture dealer, 7 Northgate st Butcher James, Old Fox P.H. I3 Bridge place, Holloway

Broad Charles, paperhanger, 7 Chatham row Butcher John Edward, pork butcher, 37 Westgate street

Broad Thos. Dike F.R.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon & inspector Butler Alfd. Hy. boot & shoe wareho. 23 Union st. &3 Union pas

under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, Broad st Butler George, lodging house, 43 River street

Broadhurst Edwin, fishmonger & poulterer, 3 York buildgs Butler George, mason, 2 Terrace vale, Entry hill

Broadley & Co. wine & spirit mers. Gascoyn pl. Saw close Butler Martha (Mrs.), lodgin~ ho. 3 Old King st. Queen sq

Brock Street Swimming Baths (Jas. Steers,mangr.),Brock st Butler Mary Ann (Miss), milliner, 18 York street

Brock Gilbert, tobacconist, I9A, Green street Butler Sarah (Mrs.), dairy, Wells road

Brock Jas. Olive, Hop Pole P.H.Albion buildings, Up. Bristol rd Butt George, tailor, I Walcot terrace

Brooke Charles, druggist, SA, Walcot street ButtSaml. Thornton,lodging ho. IoCaroline bldgs.Pulteney rd

Brooke George, tailor, 3 Philip street Butt Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 13 Belvedere

Brooke Thomas, aerated water manufacturer, Grove street Butt Thomas, Ostrich P.H. 9 Grove street

Brooks Alfred, dyer & cleaner, II Argyle street Button l<'rederick Charles, carver & gilder, I Barton street

Brooks Annie (Mrs.), day school, 9 Westmoreland terrace, Button James Ayliffe, grocer, 27 Cornwall buildings

Lower Bristol road Button Mary (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, St. Paul's place

Brooks Charles William, lodging house, 29 New King street BuviDooton Ann (Miss), dress maker, 7 Vineyards

Brooks George, lodging house, 9 Catherine place Buvington Henry, lodging house, I8 Alfred street

Brooks John, boot & shoe maker, 9 Westmoreland buildings, Byfield Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, 3I New King street

Lower Bristol road Byfield ~laud (Miss), milliner, 5 Old Bond street

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Byrt Hannah Maria (:\irs.), lodging house, 9 Belvedere Chislett Eliza Maria (Mrs.), butcher, Io Green street

Cabot Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 34 Daniel st ChiversAlfred, coal mer. I Westmoreland cots.Low.Bristol rd

CambridgeEiizabeth(Miss), beer rtlr. 7Albion pl. Up.Bristol rd Chivers Cedric, bookbinder, 39 Gay street

Cambridge Ellen (Miss), lodging house, 52 Gt. Pulteney st Chivers David, bookbinder, 20 Green street

Cambridge John, blacksmith, 8 Albion place Chivers John, goldsmith, see Noble & Chivers

Cambridge Robert, watch maker, 7 Albion pl. Up. Bristol rd Chivers Samuel, family grocer, 8 Saville row

Cambridge William Edward, grocer, 10 Monmouth place Chorley Amelia (Mrs.), servants' registry office1I3 Argyle st
Candy Brothers, brewers, Smallcombe brewery, 2 Queen's Chorley Diana (Mrs.), Griffin P.H. 30 Monmouth street

place, Pulteney road Chorley James, tailor, 5 Angel place, Lower Bristol road

Candy John, shopkeeper, 3 Queen's place, Pulteney road Church of England Young Men's Society (Rev.J. Murphy &

Canning Annie (Miss) & Whitehead Florence (Miss), school, Edward Wells, hon. secs.), 4 Prince's buildings

5 Miles' buildings, George street Church Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 39A, Gay street

Canning George, cigar merchant, I9 Old Bond street Church Frederick, shopkeeper, 42 Avon st

Canning Mary (Miss), dress maker, Gay's buildings, Gay's Church Lucy (Miss), dairy, 26 Belvedere

hill, Walcot City Club (Lewis C. Mundy, sec.), 5 Edgar buildings

Canning Worthy, shoe maker, 11 Lower Borough walls City Coal Co. (William Hamblin, manager), 11 Charles street

Cannings George, grocer, 21 Peter street & G.W.Railway coal wharf, Oldfield park

Cant Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Bennett street Clack George Howard, chair maker, see Baker & Clack

Cantle John Stephen, painter, I3 Prospect buildgs. Wells rd Clack Thomas, fish salesman, 4 & 5 New Market row

Canvin Job, shoemaker, 4 Prior Park road Clapp J ames, cooper, 20 Walcot street

Caple David, linen draper, 8 Chapel row Clare Henry, jobbing gardener, 3 Terrace vale, Entry hill

Capper Edmund, bomreopathic chemist, 33 Gay street Clark F. & H. solicitors, 5 Union street

Card Henry, shoe maker, I Milk street Clark James & Son, organ builders, 24 SomArset buildings

Card William, bird fancier, 4 Trim bridge & 2 Trim street Clark Alfred George, engraver, see Hand & Clark

Care James, carpenter, Cross lane Clark Catherine (Mrs.), day school, 7 Alfred street

Carew Edw. jobbing gardener, 17 Alexandra road Clark Edwin, .greengrocer, I Hartley place, Belvedere

Carey Mary (Mrs.), china warehouse, 15 Northgate street Clark Francis Samuel (firm, Clark F. & H.), solicitor, &

Carpenter Henry, nurseryman, Victoria nursery, Weston rd solicitor to the Bath Licensed Victuallers' Association &

Carpenter Isaac, Bladud's Head P.H. 15 Ladymead commissioner for oaths & perpetual commissioner, 5

Carpenter John, lodging house, 67 Great Pulteney street Union street

Carpenter Mary Cicely (Miss), lodging house, 6 Laura place Clark Frank Reuben, lodging house, 3I St. James's square

Carpenter William, coach builder, Grove street Clark Frederick, beer retailer, 24 Claverton st. Widcombe

Carpenter William, coal merchant, 5 Lyncombe place & Clark Geo. oil, color & varnish warehouse, painter, plumber,

G. W. Railway coal wharf, Oldfield park plasterer &c. 8 Lower Borough walls & 19 Philip street

Carpenter William, lodging house, 15 Edward street Clark Henry James, lodging house, 18 Russell street

Carr James, wheelchairman, 2 Kingston road Clark Herbt. Wm. (firm, Clark F. & H.), solicitor, 5 Union st

Carter Albert, pork butcher, 6 Westgate street Clark James, hair dresser, IO Broad street

Carter Charlotte (Mrs.), Rummer tavem,6 New Market row Clark James (firm, Simmons, Clark & Collins), solicitor,

Carter Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 17 New King street commissioner to administer oaths & clerk to the Bradford-

Carter Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, 3A, Harington place on-Avon commissioners, 8 Edgar building.s

Carter Henry Geo. dairyman, I Abingdon bldgs. J ulian rd Clark James, tailor, 27 Cornwell place

Carter James, dairyman, Westhall place Clark James, watch maker, 3 & 4 Bartlett street

Carter J ames, insurance supt. 3 Warwick place, Wells road Clark Stephen, fly proprietor, Weston road

Carter Kate (Mrs.), dre3s maker, 62 Calton road Clark Thos. lodging house, I Midland ter. Lower Bristol rd

Carter Richard M.D. physician, IA, Queen square Clark Thomas Arthur, shoe maker, I9 Snow hill, Walcot

Carter Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Lisbon ter. Wells rd Clark William, wine & spirit merchant, 36 Broad street

Carwardine Wm. lodging bo. 2 Church st.Abbey churchyard Clarke Benj. G. K. soda water maker, see Hunter & Clarke

Castle Robert, watch maker, 3 Queen street Clarke Eliza (Mrs.), basket maker, I9 Union passage

Cater R. H. & Co. wine & provision merchants, 26 & 27 High Clarke George, butcher, 2 Westgate place

st.; 29 & 30 Upper Borough walls & 8 Margaret's buildings; Clarke John, butcher, 15 Green street

& aerated water manufacturers, 4 Stall street Clarke Thomas David, auctioneer, 8 York street

Catholic Cemetery (Thomas Hunt, keeper), Perry mead Claydon Leonard S. school, 8 Charlotte street

Catley Henry Thomas, poor's rate collector for Lyncombe & Clayfield Frederick, coffee house, 5 Long acre

Widcombe district & borough rate collector, 16 Claverton Cleaver Elizh.(Mrs. ),dress ma.8Sydenham ter.Low. Bristol rd

buildings, Widcombe Cleaver Jn.Webb, plumbr. &gasfittr. 11 Dover ter. London rd

Caulcher James, tailor, 5 Green street Clement George, chimney sweeper, 78 Avon street

Cavill Charles, Old Chequers P.H. I4 Peter street Cleveland Swimming Baths (Richard Farmer, proprietor),

Cavill Ernest William, Barley Mow P.H.Margaret's hl.Walcot Hampton row, Bathwick

Cavill Samuel, builder, see Higginson & Cavill Cleverley Harriett (Mrs.), Portland Arms P.H.T2A,Portland pl

Cavill Saml. carpenter, I3 Sydenham ter. Lower Bristol rd Cloakly Charll:'.s, photographer, I3 Northumberland place

ChaddAnn (Miss) &Wilton Eliza( Miss), lodging ho. 10Paragon Cloakly Elizabeth (Miss), artist, 13 Northumberland place

Chadwick Arth.Geoff.Owl's Nest P.H.IOUpper Borough walls Clough Thomas, gun maker, 9 New Bond street

Chamberlain Elizh.(Miss),dress ma.9 Gay's bldngs.Gay's hill Clutterbuck Daniel Hugh, banker, see Tugwell, Brymer,

Chamberlain Tom, lodging house, 4 Dorchester street Clutterbuck & Co

Champion Carolina (Mrs.), lodging ho. 39 New King street Clutterbuck Hugh Frank, banker, see Tugwell, Brymer,

Chancellor Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Middle lane,Dolemead Clutterbuck & Co

Chancellor Kate (Mrs.), confectioner, 54 Southgate street Coaffee Susan Mary (Mrs.), baker, 3 Stall street

Chandler Ellen (1\'Irs. ), lodging house, IS & 16 Pierrepont st Coates Charles M.D. physician, 10 Circus

Chandlers & Mawer, maltsters, Ambury Cobb James, confectioner, 7 Walcot buildings
Channon Margery (Mrs.), lodging house, I St. Matthew's Cobb William Henry, furniture dealer, 1! Walcot buildings

place, Pulteney road Cohen Maurice, tailor, n Ballance street

Chapman Rt. Fredk. carver (stone&wood),s Widcombepar Cokeley George, heraldic painter, I Harington place

Chapman William Robert, watch maker, 15 York street Coker Jas.Gould B.A. (firm, Rooke & Coker),solicitr. 37 Gay st

Chappell Emily (Mrs. ),lodg.ho.12 Carolina bldgs.Pulteneyrd Cole Charles Whitehorn, bicycle repairer, 7A, Monmouth pl

Chappell Frederick, lodging house, I3 St. Mark's place Cole Charlotte (Mrs.), dress ma. 5 Miles' buildings,Georgest

Chappell Robert James, shopkeeper, IoA, Monmouth place Cole Edward, lodging house, 11 Hennetta street

Chappell Thomas Dare, butcher, 2 Lower East Hayes ColeElizh.(Miss),laundress,I Prospect pl.Odd down,Wells rd

Chard Emma (Miss), lodging house, 23 Paragon Cole Frederick, grocer, 6 St. James's street

Chard Sophia (Miss), lodging house, 10 Manvers street Cole Gracious, Hear inn, Wells road

Charles William, boot & shoe maker, 41 Milsom street Cole Saul, lodging house, 15 Henrietta street

Charmbury Harriett (Mrs.), fancy repository, 6 Old Bond st Cole Thomas, beer retailer, Winifred's lane, Sion hill

Chedgzoy George, house agent, appraiser, cabinet maker & Cole Thomas M.D. physician, I8 Circus

upholsterer, 6 North parade Cole William, brass founder, 45 Avon street

Chedgzoy Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 7 Terrace walk Coleby & Giles, bakers & hay & corn dealers, 17 Stall street

Chesterman Wm.Thos. solicitor, Octagon chmbrs.Milsom st Coleby John Thomas, baker & confectioner, 2 Southgate st

Chick Margaretta (Miss), lodging house, 35 Brock street Coleby John Wm. greengrocer, 4 Margaret's place, Walcot

Child Charles, shopkeeper, 1 Henry street Coleman Charles, insurance agent, 3 Seymonr street

Child Ellen (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 North parade Coleman Maria (Mrs.), grocer, 5 Albion place

Childs Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 24 Westgate street Coles John, coal dealer, I Snow hill, Walcot

ChinaGeorge James, tailor, 31 Thomas street, Walcot Coles Margaret (Miss), lodging house, 5 Henry street

China Thomas, tailor, 8 Cornwell buildings Coles William, boot maker, u Monmouth place

Chirnside James, boys' school, I Portland place Collett Edith (Miss), lodging house, 9 Pierrepont street

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Collett Geo. greengro. I4 Monmouth st. & carpenter, Cross la Courtney Wm. jobbing gardener, 8 Prior Pk.cots.Prior Pk.rd

Collett Henry, dairyman, Violet bank, Prospect road Cousens Samuel, dining rooms, 30 & 3I Kingsmead street

Collett William, fried fish shop, 38 Corn street Cousins & Sons, watch makers & jewellers, 5 George street

Collier Charles, shopkeeper, 35 Walcot street Coventry Wyndham (Mrs.), lodging ho. 3 Lansdown pl. east

Collier Rd. Higdon, boot ma. II Claverton bldgs. Widcombe Cowan Frederic Samuel L.R.O.P.LOnd. surgeon, 27 Queensq

Collihole Richard, linen draper, 42 Milsom street Coward Francis S. comcl. trav. 4 St. Mary's bldgs. Wells rd

Collings Edward Francis, silversmith, jeweller & importer of Coward Thomas, dairy, 20 Lower Borough walls

foreign & fancy goods, 3I Milsom street Coward William H. engineer, Railway place

Collins James & Son, solicitors, 3 Abbey churchyard Cox: & Bodman, lodging house, 1:3 Catherine place

Collins James & Sons, millers, Camden steam flour mills, Cox: Thomas &Son,wholesale & retail grocers,6,7& 8Walcot st

Lower Bristol road Cox: Ann (Miss), fancy repository, 2 Corridor

Collins Cannings (firm, Simmons, Clark & Collins), solicitor, Cox: Charles, tutor, 4 Norfolk buildings

& public prosecutor for city of Bath & commissioner for Cox: Edward, lodging house, 8 North parade

oaths, 8 Edgar buildings Cox: Fredk. timber mer. Sydenham wharf, Lower Bristol rd

Collins Charles, baker, 3 & 4 Coburg place, Widcombe Cox Frederick, watch maker &c. 22 Stall street

Collins Charles, photographer, Westhall place Cox Frederick Philip, importer of habana cigars, turkish &

Collins Edwin Wadham, carpenter, IS St. James's parade egyptian cigarettes &c.; also dealer in fishing tackle, 4

Collins Frank Henry, tailor, I Northumberland buildings Bladud buildings

Collins George, greengrocer, 33 Bathwick street Cox George, auctioneer, accountant & collector of poor's

Collins Henry, sexton of St. James's, 2 St. James's street rates for St. James & district rate collector, 4 St. James's

Collins James (firm, James Collins & Son), solicitor, com- street, St. James's church

missioner to administer oaths in the Supreme court of Cox Henry, furniture dealer, 9 Barton street

judicature, clerk &registrar to the Lyncombe, Widcombe Cox John, lodging house, 38 New King street

& St. James's burial board, 3 Abbey churchyard Cox John C. insurance agent, 38 New King street

Collins Raymond Harris, Corn Market coffee tavern, 21 Coyle Ag-nes (:Miss), lodging house, 13 Camden crescent

Walcot street Coyle William, lodging house, 14 Camden crescent

Collins Sophia (Mrs.), stationer, 4 Margaret's buildings Coyle William George, stationer, 22 Broad street

CollinsWilliam Storer,solicitor & commissioner to administer Cramond Henry, brewer's traveller, 4 Miles' bldgs.George st

oaths, see James Collins & Son Cramond William Henry, decorative contractor, II Upper

Collis James, carpenter, 3 Burlington place, Julian road Camden place, Camden road

Colmer James, wholesale & retail draper & furnishing ware- Crane Charles, lodging house, 25 St. James's parade

houseman, 9, 10, II & 20 Union st.; 6, 8 & I8 Union Crane William, lodging house, 52 New King street

passage & I2A, The Corridor Cray Edward, meat salesman, 42 New market

Colverwell James, undertaker, 23 Great Stanhope street Creche & Infants' Nursery (:Miss Jane Cable, matron),

Commans & Wilson, chemists, II George street Westgate buildings

Compton Edward, fly proprietor, x8 Guinea lane Creech John, Hare & Hounds P.H. Lansdown road

Connett John, butcher, 25 Walcot buildings Creech William, lodging honse, 25 Brock street

Connett John Wilson, butcher, 4 Claremont ter. Camden rd Crisp Samuel, dairyman, Primrose hill

Connor Emily (Miss), shopkeeper, 29 Walcot street Critchley Samuel, hair dresser, 8 Dover terrace, London road

Conservative Association (Samuel Hayward, sec. & registra- Crocker Alfred J ames, lodging house, 7 Nelson villas

tion agent), 8 Broad street Crocker Annie (:Mrs.), dress maker, 16 Kingsmead street

Convent of La Sainte Union des Sacres Creurs, educational Crook James, fishmonger, I3 Cleveland place west, Walcot

establishment (conducted by the Ladies of the Order), Crook John, boot & shoe maker, 18 Old Orchard street

Pulteney road Crook William Rufus, fishmonger & butcher, 3 New Market.

Cook Mary Ann (Miss), lodging house, 29 Brock street row & 5 Ladymead; & butcher, 37 Monmouth street

Cook Olivia (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 New King street Crooke Albert Edward, fishmonger, x8 Green st

Cooke George Tudor, paperhanger & decorator, 5 Morford st Crooke James, shopkeeper, 22 Ballance street

Cooke James, shopkeeper, 1 North Parade buildings Croom Elias, lodging house, 7 Bellevue bldgs. Lansdown rd

Cooke John. grocer, 2 Bridge street Croom Harriet (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Railway street

Cooke Wm. Henry, prof. of music, 9 City view, Camden rd Croome Frederick George, lodging house, 18 Charles street

Cooksley Albert, veterinary shoeing forge, 1:4 Fountain bldgs Croome John, lodging house, 7 Great Pulteney street

COOLING GEORGE &. SON, seed merchants, rose growers Cross Charles Henry, saddler, 2 St. Paul's place

& nurserymen, II Northgate street Cross Geo. buildr. IS Prospect pl.Camden rd.&at37Belvedere

Coombe Henry, boot & shoe warehouse, 30 Stall street Cross Marina (Miss), lodging house, 22 Belvedere

Coombe Marianne (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Gt. Bedford st Cross Priscilla (Miss), dress maker, 7 Charles street

Coombes Mary (Mrs.), lodging house,Io St. James's parade Cross Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 31 Morford street

Coombs Jas. shopkeeper,I3 Fairfield ter. Raglan's,Claremont Cross Thomas, carpenter & builder, 5 Burlington pl.Julian rd

Cooper Isabella & Jane(Misses),ladies' outfitters,29Milsom st Crump Charles John, stationer, 23 New Bond street

Cooper Charles, butcher, 3 Walcot buildings Crump George, Albion .Brewery P.H. 8 Corn street

Cooper Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, 23 St. James's square Cryer Charles, butcher, 22 New market
Cooper Fanny Eliza (Mrs. ),shoe warehouse, 28 Milsom st-reet Cryer John, butcher, II New market

Cooper John, lodging house, 30 Great Pulteney street Culverwell Charles, boot maker, 4 Paradise place, Holloway

Cooper Robt. comcl. trav. 2 Southville ter. Lyncombe vale Culverwell Thomas, painter, 4 Stanley road

Cooper Sarah Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Pierrepont street Cumberland Frederick, Queen's Square vaults, nChapel row

Cooper Susan (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 New King street Cummings Elizabeth (:Mrs. ),laundress, Raglan's, Claremon'
Cooper Thomas George, beer retailer, 23 Monmouth place Cunningham Rachel (Mrs.), greengrocer, 3oA, Monmouth st

Cooper William, commission agent & collector of taxes, n Curd Charles, surgeon, 6 Gay street

Margaret's buildings Curry Joseph Henry, tailor, IS Snow hill

CooperwaiteJn.scripture reader for St.Mark's,IPriorPk.gdns Curtis Arthur James, lodging house, 5 Kingsmead terrace

Copestake, Lindsay,Crampton&Co. warehousemn.Gascoyn pl Curtis Benjamin, china & glass dealer, 30 Westgate street

Copp Joseph, lodging house, 21 Gay street Curtis Frederick, printer & stationer, 9 Bridge street

Coppinger Albert William L.R.O.P.Edin. surgeon, 24 Gay st Curtis George James .Barron, accountant, see Ostler & Curtis

Cormack Daniel, carpenter & joiner, 10 Holloway Curtis Sidney Morgan, teacher of music, 9 Norfolk buildings

Corn & Cattle Markets (James Lewis, clerk), Walcot street Curtis Thomas, florist, I22 New market

Cornish Robt.carpenter & wheelwt.Odd Down house,Wells rd Curtis William, tailor, 19 Morford street

Cornish William, butcher, I3 Cheap street Cutler Albert, hosier, 4 & 5 Westgate street

Cottell Thomas, mason, Albert cot. Railway lane,Pulteney rd Cutler Thomas, tobacconist, 2oB, Westgate street

Cottell William, haulier, 3 :Margaret's hill, Walcot Cutting Alfred Samuel, fly proprietor, Kingston road

Cotterell Brothers, paper hangings warehouse, 5 Bridge st Cutting Thomas, fly proprietor, IA, Kingston road

Cottle Charles, news agent, I Bridewell lane Dacombe Elizabeth (:Miss),milliner,4 Burlington pl.Julian rd

Cotton Amelia (Miss), lodging house, 2 Bennett street Dafnis George, lodging house, 8 Great Pulteney street

Cottrell Harry, New inn, so Rivers st Dafter Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 26 New King street

Cottrell Timothy, dining rooms, 25 Southgate street Dagg Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 10 Westgate buildings

Couch John Tucker, miller (water & steam), Lambridge Dagger Frederick, lodging house, 17 Great Pulteney street

mill, London road & Widcombe mill, Prior Park road Dagger Henry, hay & straw dealer, Greenway Lane farm

Coulthard Frank, engraver, 10 Darlington street Dainton Edward, confectioner, 2 :Margaret's place, '\Valcot

Coulthard Laura (Mrs.), boarding house, Io Darlington st Dainton Esther (Mrs.), lodging house, II South parade

Counties Conservative Permanent Benefit Building Society Dainton William Charles, boot & shoe maker, I3 Argyle st

(John C. Cox:, agent), 38 New Bond st Daniels Emily Mary (Mrs.), shoe mkr. 3I Cornwell buildings

County Court (His Honor Camille Feli:x: Desire Caillard, Daniels Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 35 Bathwick street

judge; George John Robertson, r£>.gistrar; Richard Har- D'Arcy Martin Valentine, barrister-at-law & sec. Frome

wood Moore, high bailiff) ; office, 4 Abbey street Diyision Conservative Association, 8 Broad street

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Dark Alfred J. hair dresser, I9 Broad street Dormer Fredk. Michael, artists' colorman, 4 Prince's bldngs
Date Chas. plasterer & plumber; shop, back of Olci Sydney pi Dowding William, bath chair proprietor, 3 Sydenham ter~

Date Charles William, painter & decorator, 2 Summerlay's race, Lower Bristol road

place, Pulteney road Dowland Richard Wheeler, cork cutter, I6 Peter street

Davey & Co. fly proprietors, Henrietta mews Dowland Richard Wheeler, lodging house, 8 Kingsmead ter

Davey Uiles, lodging house, 5 Ainslie's Belvedere Down Amos, Con1 Street Brewery P.H. I Corn street

Davies & Hillier, pharmaceutical chemists, IS Old Bond street Downs William Francis, commission & emigration agent, 12

& I Elm place, Bloomfield road Barton street & 20 Caroline buildings, Pulteney road

Davies Alfred Jas. boot & shoe ma. 7 Burlington pi. Julian rd Doyle Luke, dairyman, 19 Oak street, Lower Bristol road

Davies Elizabeth Kezia (Miss), berlin wool repos. I London st Drake John, lodging house, 2 St. James's parade

Davies James, bookseller, stationer, printer, engraver, book- Drayton William, shopkeeper, 2 Dover terrace, London road

binder & librarian, Grand Pump Room library, 5 Abbey Drew, Son & Co. stay manufrs. Gascoyne place & I7 Trim st

DacvhieusrcJho•vhanr,dsurgeon, 38 Gay street Drew Edwin, painter, 3I Corn street
Drew George, beer retailer, 9 Holloway

.Davis & Sons, gasfitters, 45 Milsom street & I2 Walcot st Drewett Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, I3 Kingsmead terrace

Davis Albert Edgar, registrar of births & deaths for Lyn- DrummondWm. Clarke,nursry. Westn. rd.&florst.47Milsom st

combe &Widcombe suh-district,4 Southcot pl.Lyncombe hi DruryEdith(Mrs. ),servants' registry office. I2 Kingston bldgs

Davis Alf Jas. boot maker, I9 & 20 Claverton st. Widcombe Duck, Son & Pinker, pianoforte, american organ & general

Davis Benj. Chas. cabinet ma. Philip Street cots. Kingston rd music sellers, I, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Pulteney bridge

Davis Maj. Chas. Edwd. F.S.A. city architect, 55 Pulteney st Duck William Henry, lodging house, 6o Great Pulteney st

Da-,is Charles Orlando, china & glass dealer, 19 Westgate st Dudfield Samuel & Son, tailors, II Northumberland place

Davis Edward, cabinet maker, Grove cottage, Grove street Dudfield Ambrose, leather seller, 34 Walcot street

.Davis Edward Thomas, job master, Park Street mews Dudfield Charles, carver & gilder, 6 Bath street

Davis Emma (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 28 Walcot street Dudley Edmund Lewis L.D.S.Eng.dentist,3 Prince's buildings

Davis Francis George, confectioner, n London street Dudley Fredk. Jn. lodging ho. I I Carolina bldngs. Pulteney rd

Davis Fredk. rag & metal merchant, 26 Cornwell buildings Dudley George, insurance agent, 3 St. Ann's pl. New King st

.Davis George, boot & shoe maker, 4 Barton st Dudley Wm. carpenter, Church la. Church st.Widcombehill

Davis Henry James, art screen manufr. I4 Old Bond street Dudley William Thomas, printer, Parsonage lane

Davis Henry James, teacher of music, 20 Charlotte street Duek Charles, bookseller, 3oi Belvedere

.Davis Henry Moody, surgeon dentist, 4 Kingston buildings Duek Louisa Harriett (Mrs.), lodging house, I I Kensington

Davis Hubert Edwm, hair dresser, 20 Westgate street Dngdale John & Co. photographic publishers, 7 Corridor

Davis J aenne (Mdlle. ), teacher of music, 5 Stanley road Duke Edwin, gentlemen's nurse, 20 Great Stanhope street

.Davis John, brewer, Bear brewery, Wells road Dunn & Hill, commission agents, 3 Quiet street

Davis John, carpenter, I South Hayes cottages, Wells road Dunn George, printer, IA, North parade

Davis John, house decorator, 25 Charles street Dunn George Wm. Edwin, dairyman, 7 Sussex pl. Widcombe

Davis Rebecca (Mrs.), registry office, 5 Barton street Dunn Richard, chemist, 28 Brock street

Davis Robert, artist, 27 Richmond place Durbin Ada (Miss), dress maker, see Dillon & Durbin

Davis Robert, stone mason, Snow hill Durbin George, boot & shoe maker, 28 Walcot buildings

Davis Robert, surgeon, 14 St. James's square Dury Edwin, boot & shoe maker, I8 New King street & 7

.Davis Samuel, butcher, I'3 Broad street Monmouth place

.Davis Sarah (Mrs.), china depot, 14 Old Bond street Dury James, Pack Horse P.H. I & 2 Albert ter. Pulteney rd

Davis Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 8 Prospect bldgs.Wells rd Dutch William, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &

.Davis Thomas, watch maker, 5 Northumberland place spirit merchants, IO George street

Davis Thomas Luckes, lace dealer, 17 Corridor Dutton John & James, photographers, 4 Prince's buildings &

Davi11 William, basket maker, 24 Eldon place, Larkhall 5 Malvern terrace, Camden road

Dawes Edwin, house decorator, 16 Cornwell buildings Dyer Basil Arnold, solicitor, 6 Miles' buildings

Dawson William & Fredk. printers & stationers, I3 High st Dyer Charles, Southgate inn, 24 Southgate street

Day, Butcher & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 8 Southgate st Dyer Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer, 32 Avon street

.Day & Co. engineers & millwrights, Spring grdns. Grove st Dyer George, greengrocer, 27~ Belvedere

])ay George, tobacconist, I Claverton buildings, Widcombe Dyer Harriett (Mrs.), dairy, II St. James's street

Day Joseph, boot maker, 27 Upper Trafalgar pl. Calton rd Dyer John, greengrocer, 3I Belvedere

.Dayer Robert, dairyman, I4 Southgate street Dyer John, silversmith & jeweller, 35 Broad street

Deamn Thomas, hair dresser, 8 Westgate street Dyer William, Rising Sun P.H. 5 Claremont ter. Camden rd

Dean Forest Coal Co. (Benjamin Pearsun, agent); office, I4 Dyke John, agent to the Bath Auxiliary Bible Society & for

Milsom street; Midland coal wharf, Lower Bristol road the Religious Tract Society, 3 Abbey churchyard

Dean Hannah Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Vineyards Dymond Charles William F.S.A. civil engineer & architect,

Deane Henry Edmund, outfitter, 9 Edgar buildings 3 Forefield place, Lyncombe hill

Debank Rebecca (Mrs.), beer retailer, Middle la. Dolemeads Eades Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Abbey churchyard

De Breffe Joseph (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Oxford row Eades Frank, beer retailer, 5 Gloucester street, Rivers street

de I<'onteny & Kersten, ladies' college, 27 Circus Eades Hannah (Mrs.), lodging house, I4 Charlotte street

de la Sudarie Prospar, teacher of french, 45 Rivers street Ealand F. & Co. linen drapers, silk mercers, carpet ware-

Denman Edwd. baker, 5 Westmoreland bldgs.Low.Bristol rd housemen & funeral furnishers, 2 Northgate street & I, 2,

Denman John, baker 42, & hardwareman SI, Southgate st 3 & 4 New Bond street

Depinna Ellen (Miss), feather dresser, see Bell & Depinna Eames Brothers, watch makers, I I Corridor

J)epot of the Association for the Sale of Work by Ladies of Eames Jacob & Sons,watchmas.3o & 3I Broad :o~t.& 7 Quiet st

Limited Means (Mrs. Sarah Saunders, sec.), 3 Edgar bldgs Eames Laura & Marion (Misses), school, I6 Carolina build-

Derrick. Thomas, coal dealer, 21 Avon street ings, Pulteney road

Derriman Matilda dnnie (Miss), boot & shoe dlr. I8 Cheapst Eames Edward, french polisher, IIA, Beauford square

Deverell Arthur, beer retailer, I Dover street Eames Frederick, jeweller, 2 Elm place, Bloomfield road

Deverell Hy. boot &shoe ma. I I Bridge st. & 2 Kingsmead st Eastern Dispensary (F. S. Cowan L.R.C.P.Lond. W. N. Hey-

Dickinson George, jeweller, see Rose & Dickinson gate, Hugh Lane L.R.C.P.Edin. H. G. Terry, T. Pagan

Digby Jeremy Taylor, branch manager to the Wilts & Dorset Lowe L.R.C.P.Edin. & W. S. Walker, hon. medical officers;

Banking Co. 24 :1.\'Iilsom street Octavius A. G. Collins L.R.C.P.Edin. resident med.ical

Dike George Thomas, farmer & coal merchant; office, IB officer; Charles Wigley, hon. sec.; J. F. Green, sub. sec.;

Raby place ; & Raby wharf George Thomas, dispenser; George Hill, collector), Cleve-

Dillon & Durbin, dress makers, 8 Brunswick street, Walcot land place east, Walcot

Dillon George, butcher, 27 Belvedere Eastmans Lim. butchers, 28 Southgate st. & 23 Westgate st

Dingle Frederick William, registrar to Royal Mineral Water Edbrooke William Henry, draper & hosier, IS Cheap street

Hospital; residence, 2 Vale View place, Claremont road Eddolls Jsph. T. dep. supt. registrar, assist.clerk to guardians

Dinham Henry, shopkeeper, 37 Calton road & vaccination & school attendance officer, 3 North parade

Dinham James, grocer, 7 Summerlay's place, Pulteney road Edmonds John, tailor, I Hay hill

Dinham Thomas, pork butcher, 14 Westmoreland buildings, Edmonds William, greengrocer, 23 Broad street

Lower Bristol road Edmonds William, lodging house, 9 Henrietta street

Dispensary for Diseases of the Skin (Hy. Culliford Hopkins, Edmunds Hy.Herbert, hair dresser, 2 & 7 New Bond Street pl

surgeon), 4 Church street, Abbey churchyard Edwards & Tapp, lodging house, IO Gay street

Ditte Leon, landscapegardener,20 Up.Camden pi.Camden rd Edwards Amelia (Mrs.), dress maker, 5 Bellevue buildings,

Doble Robert, dairyman, 6 Cleveland terrace, Walcot Lansdown road

Doble Wilham, lodging house, 6 Gordon road, Widcombe Edwards Elizh. (:.\Iiss),teacher of music, I4 Abbey churchyard

Dodson George Jesse, artist, 2A, Southcot pi. Lyncombe hill Edwards Emily (Miss), milliner, I3 Walcot buildings

Doney Augusta (Mrs.), lace cleaner, 2 Hay hill Edwards Emma (Mrs.), lodging ho. 4 Gloucester pl.Julian rd

Dore James, greengrocer, 8 1\largaret's place, Walcot Edwards :Fanny (l\:Irs.), dress maker, 3 Ebenezer terrace

Dorey Joseph Heath, confectioner, 5 Monmouth place Edwards George, ironmonger, 8 Montpelier

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Edwards Geo. pork butcher, 4 Brougham pi. St. Saviour's rd Ferris J oseph, jobbing gardener, I 1 Gordon road,Widcombe

Edwards Hannah (Miss), lodging ho. I5 Prior Park buildings I<'ewing Emily Jane (Mrs.), milliner, Queen's cot.Pulteney rd

Edwards Hannah Maria (Miss), lodging house, 2I Brock st Field Ernest M.D.,C.lll. physician, 8 Belmont

Edwards Henry, coffee house, 5 Kingsmead square Field William, beer retailer, 3 Grove street

Edwards Israel, dairy, I5 Widcombe parade Fielding J. S. loan office, 8 Dorche3ter street

Edwards Joseph, mantle warehouse, IS New Bond street Fielding William, mason, Holloway

Edwards Robert Edwin, wine & spirit merchant, 11 Cleve- Finch Emma (Miss), embroidress, I6 John street, Queen sq

land place 'West, Walcot . Findley John, shopkeeper, I Hotbath street

Edwards Roland, english, classical & mathematical tutor, Findley Richard, dining rooms, 20 Upper Borough walls

3I Paragon Finglass Thomas Robins, grocer, 23 High street

Edwards Samuel, college, 33 Grosvenor place Finigan & Co. hair dressers & perfumers, 30 Milsom street

Edwards William, greengrocer, I Lower East Hayes FISHER ROBERT &. CO. cooks, confectioners & wine &
spirit mers. xo Northgate st.; & at High st. Chippenham
Edwards Zachariah, gastitter, 10t Guinea lane
Ekin & Appleby, pharmaceutical chemists, 8 Argyle street Fisher Frank, stationer, 9 New Bond Street place

Ekins John, tailor, IO Angel terrace, Wells road Fisher James, hair dresser, 38 Kingsmead st. & 11 New st

Elbro John, scripture reader, I8A, Monmouth place Fisher Joseph Francis, lodging ho. 2I Great Pulteney street

Eldred Edward, collector of excise; office, Hay Hill house, Fishlock Richard, beer retailer, Lower Bristol road

Fountain buildings Flay Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 2 Hay hill

Elkins Stephen, tailor, I Gordon road, Widcombe Fletcher Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 1:0 Russell street

Ellaby Samuel Fras. preparatory school, IO Lansdown cres Fletcher Emma (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 2 Walcot st

Ellett Henry & Sons, blacksmiths, I5 Beauford square l<'letcher Geo. fancy dealer, 3 Nelson place east, London rd

Ellett John, smith & gasfitter, 11 Beauford square Fletcher Sophia (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Rivers street

Ellieott Jn.jobbing gardnr.Church la.Church st.Wideombe hl Flint James, gasfitter, 5 Fountain buildings

Elliott Philip John, dealer in works of art, I Wood street Floor Waiter, grocer, I8 Holloway

Ellis Catherine (Mrs.), dairy, 2A, Monmouth place Florian Felix, teacher of french, I4 Vineyards

Ellis James, pianoforte tuner, 5 Prospect place, Camden rd Flower Edwin, beer retailer, il6 Somerset street

Ellis Richard, lodging house, I3 Paragon !<'lower Joshua Smith, carriage proprietor, 2 South Hayes

Ellis William McDonogh t.R.C.P.Lond. physician, 7 Alex- cottages, Wells road

ander buildings, London ?oad Flower William, carpenter, Grove street

Ellison Mary Ann (Mrs.), stay & corset ma. 20 Orange grove Fonting Anne Maria (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Kingston sq

Elwood J()hn, lodging house, 36 Brock street Foot Albert Charles, bird & animal preserver, 2 'ferrace wlk

Elwood Simon, laceman 8, & lodging house 9, Bennett st Foote Henry, news agent, 5 Walcot buildings

Ely Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 27 Rivers street Foote John, lodging house, 7 New King street

Emerson Joseph Fisher, commission agent, 9 Dafford Foote John, professor of music, 2 Lansdown ter. Lansdown

buildings, Larkhall Foote Mary llrett (Miss), confectioner, I3 George street

England John Edward, tailor, 21 Kingsmead terrace Force Sarah (Mrs.), lodging ho. 2 Frankley bldgs. Tyning la

England John Foot, veterinary surgeon, IA, Newark street Ford Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 27 Brock street

England William, shoeing smith, see Perry & England Ford Fdk.Leater, Railway tavern, 1I Prospect bldgs.Wells rd

English William Joseph, solicitor & coroner of Bath, 2 Ford Henry Thomas, butcher, 3 Upper Lambridge street

.Northumberland buildings Ford William, lodging house, 6 Richmond place

Erwood & Son, builders, 4 Henrietta road Ford William John, linen draper, I6 Southgate st. Waleot

Eskell Louis B. surgeon-dentist, 13 Circus & 26 Belvedere

Eskett John George, shoe maker, Wells place, Holloway Foreman Alfred, china dealr. IO Claverton bldgs. Widcombe

Estens James, lodging house, 8 Great Stanhope street Forster James Arthur, baker, 8 St. James's street

ETTRICK A. DOUGLAS L.Mus., L.C.M. teacher of music, Fortt & Son, cooks, confectioners & wine & spirit merchants,

7 Clarendon villas, Widcombe hill 5 Milsom street

Etwell Annie (Miss), dress ma. 2 Hatfield bldgs. Widcombe hl Fortt Cecilia (Miss), teacher of drawing, 35 Paragon

Eustace Brownlow, teacher of music, 2 York street Fortt Emma (Miss), dress maker, I4 Dover street

Eustace Samuel Brownlow, proprietor of Kingston billiard Fortt Frederick, portrait painter & collector of poor rates for

rooms, Abbey street St. Michael's, 35 Paragon

Eustanee (Mrs. Jane) & Gardner (Miss Elizabeth), lace Fortt James, baker & confectioner & manufacturer of the

cleaners, I2 Northumberland place original Oliver biscuits, 6A & I3 Green street

EVANS &. OWEN, wholesale & retail drapers, silk mercers, Fortune Charles R. city surveyor, 3A, Terrace walk

lacemen, hosiers, haberdashers, carpet & furnishing Foster's Parcel Express Co. Limited (John Selway, agent),

warehousemen &c. I, 21 5, 6, 7 & 9 Bartlett street; I, 2, :13 John street
3• 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, IO & 11 St. Andrew's terrace & 8, 9, xo, Foster Eleanor (Miss). milliner, 25 Milsom street
Foster John, builder, 3 Newark street
II, I2, I3 & I4 Alfred street

Evans Evan (Mrs.), lodging house, 18 Belvedere Foster William, fancy goods dealer, I2 & I3 Corridor

Evans Henry Poole, collector to the Bath Royal Hospital, 3 l<'ound Jn.greengro.Hatfield ldg.Hatfield bldgs. Widcombe hl
Fowkes Eliza (Miss) & Leonide Dauthereau (Miss), ladies'
Beaufort place

Evans William George, lodging house, 7 Paragon school, 2 & 3 Lansdown crescent

Every William, market gardener, 58 New Market; & at Fowler Richard Sumner, surgeon, 6 Belmont

North end, Batheaston Fox Arthur Edwd. Wellington M.B.,C.M.physician, I6 Gay st

E\·ill William Bryant, piano tuner, 3 Cleveland row, Fox Frederick, beer retailer, Circus mews
Fox James, lodging house, Park View house, Brock street
Hampton row, Bathwick

Evry Daniel, greengrocer, I8 Broad street Foxwell Wm. Orlando, Don Cossack P.H. 25 Cornwall bldgs

Exell Richard, Gloucester inn, 2I Somerset buildings Frampton Clement, fly proprietor, 8 Beaufort place

Eyres George & Co. milliners, I7 Milsom street Frampton John Shellard, carpenter, 9 Margaret's buildings

Eyres William George, solicitor, 5 Wood street Frampton William, lodging house, 6 Henrietta street

:Fanconi & Co. confectioners, I I New Bond street Francis Sarah & Mary (Misses), dress makers, 4 Westhall pl

:Fare Frederick William, carpenter &c. 39 Northampton st Francis E. (Mrs.), private hotel, 8, g, Io, 11 & 26 Queen

}'arm Produce Supply Association, dairymen (Mrs. Jane square; 8 Queen's parade & I3 & I4 Bennett street

Ferris, manageress), 6 Abbey churchyard Francis l<'rederick, toy dealer, I2A, Westgate street

Farr Ellen (Miss), lodging house, 64 Great Pulteney street Francis George, painter &c. It Morford street

Farwell Frederick George, agent to Duke of Cleveland & Francis Henry, dairyman, ns New market

steward of Wrington manor, 11 Laura place Francis Henry, decorator, I llallance street

Fathers Wm. jobbing gardener, I6 Queen's pl. Pulteney rd Francis John, chimney sweeper, x2 Avon street

Fear Charles, hay & straw dealer, Broad quay Francis John, printer, 38 Kingsmead street; manager to

Fear Elizabeth (Mrs.), invalid nurse, 2 Paradise pl.Wells rd Bath Monetary Co. Limited; office, I8A, Upper Borough
walls; residence, 3 l<'rankley buildings, Walcot
Fear George, farmer, The Farm, Bloomfield road

Fear Herbert, commission agent, I2 Northgate street Francis Mary (Mrs.), boot & shoe maker, 27 Stall street
Fearnside Henry, teacher of music, 15 Northampton street Fraucis Nehemiah, grocer, xs Holloway

Fell Charles, dairyman, 5 Hampton row, Bathwick Francis Solomon, window glass warehouse, 36 Broad street

l<'emale Home & Penitentiary (Miss Sarah Bellamy,matron), Franklin Francis Henry, grocer, &agent for W. &A. Gilbey,

Cornwell buildings wine & spirit mers. 13 Lower Camden place, Camden rd

Fennell Ada (Miss), boot & shoe dealer, 5 London street Franklin Frederick, builder, Warwick cottage, Wells road

Fennell William Arthur, lodging house, 5 Nelson place west I<'ranklin John, Green Tree P.H. 37 St. James's parade

Fanner Francis Phillips, White Lion hotel, High street Free Registry & Temporary Home for Young Servants (Miss

Ferris Alfred, provision dealer, 5 & 6 New market Elizabeth Pinnell, matron), 2 Caroline bldgs. Pulteney rd

Ferris Ashley, grocer, I Mile end, London road Free Swimming Baths (Edward Cole, supt.), Old Darlington

Ferris Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodgins- house, 2 Chelsea buildings, wharf, near Sydney gardens
Freeguard Francis, lodging h'Juse, xs Norfolk buildings
London road

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Freeman Henry William, surgeon, 24 Circus Gillman Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Foundry house, Middle

French Maria E. (Miss), ladies' boarding school, see Smith & lane, Dolemeads

I<'rench Gillmore John Chas. boot & shoe maker, 5 & 6 J ulian road

Frome Division Conservative Association (Martin Valentine Gingell Charles, dining rooms, 3 New Orchard street

D'Arcy, sec.), 8 Broad street Gingell Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Gay's buildings,

Frost James, fly proprietor, Sydney wharf Gay's hill, Walcot

Frost John, turner, 8 Queen's place, Pulteney road Gingell Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. 4St.John'spl.Low.Bristol rd

Frost William, chair maker, 34 Monmouth street Girrard Henrietta (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Russell street

Fry A. L. & Son, timber merchants &c. 9 Dorchester street Gleed Sarah Ann (Miss), grocer, 18 Morford street

Fry Harold, boot maker, II High street, Lansdown road Glendell Edward Cobden, linen draper, 7 Southgate street

Fry Henry Arthur, jun. auctioneer & valuer & hide & Glisson Albert, greengrocer, 7 London street

skin broker, 19 Monmouth place; & at Radstock Glisson Thomas, tripe dresser, 72 & 73 New market

Fry John White, carpenter & builder, Sydney wharf & 3 Glisson Thomas Paviour, tripe dresser, 22 Walcot street

Dover terrace, London road Glock Robert, gasfitter, Ainslie's buildings, Belvedere

Fry Tom, painter &c. I Belvedere place, Lansdown road Glover Francis, solicitor, & deputy clerk to City & County

Fryer Rhoda Emily (Mrs. ),fancy repos. 8 Northumberland pl Magistrates & registrar of births & deaths, 30 Paragon

I<'uller & Hick, wine & spirit merchants, Broad street Glover Thomas, plumber, 3 Calton road

Fuller S. & A. coach builders & harness makers ; show rooms Goad Robert, shopkeeper, 36 Kingsmead street

& works, II, 17, 18, I91 21, 22 & 23 Kingsmead street GODDARD "OHN &. CO. manufacturing confectioners, 22

Fuller Edward Newton LL.B. (firm, Payne &Fuller),solicitor, & 22i New Bond street & The Old Goal

clerk to the city magistrates & the municipal charities ; Goddard Arthur, confctnr. I4 Argyle st. & IS Pulteney brdg

sec. to the trustees of Bellott's hospital, 5 Old King street, Goddard George, baker, I7 Kingsmead square

Queen square & Guildhall, High street Godfrey Augustus Thomas, linen draper, 4 Quiet street

Fuller Fanny (Mrs.), wine & spirit mer. I8 Up. Borough walls Godfrey Mary (Mrs.), feather dresser, I Peter st.reet

Fuller Fredk. Wm. wine & spirit mer. I7 & I8 Southgate st Goding John Day, tailor, 5 Prince's street

Funnell Frederick, sign writer, 6 Cleveland pl. we. Walcot Godsall Anne & Eliza (Misses), lodging ho. 34 Henrietta st

Funnell Jeanetta (Mrs.), lodging house, 6 Cleveland place Godwin Ada (Miss), upholsterer, 2 Philip street

west, London road, Walcot Godwin Albert, lodging house, I2 New King street

FurzeHy.Fletcher,tailor,hosier& undertaker, I2 Sonthgate st Godwin John A. agent to the Society for Promoting

Fnzzard Harriett (Mrs.), lodging ho. see Mercer & Fuzza.rd Christian Knowledge, 6 Union street

Gaine Charles M.R.c.s.Eng. surgeon dentist, 30 Gay street Godwin Mary (Mrs.),stationer,& post office,28 Charles street

Gait John, house steward Bath&County clob,2r&22 Queen sq Golding George, monumental mason, Southgate street

Gale Ellen (Mrs.), shopkpr. I Sydenham ter. Low.Bristol rd Goldsmid Alfred Joseph, boot & shoe warehouse, I7 Union

Gale Henry Fitz, lodging house, 2I Henrietta street street & 9 Union passage

Gale Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 40 Gay street Goldsworthy Robert & Co. tailors &c. 2I New Bond street

Gamlin Samnel, shoe maker, I3 Monmouth street Goldsworthy Edward, painter, 4 Chatham row

Gandy Thomas & Son, tailors, 9 George street Goldsworthy James, lodging house, II Great Pulteney st

Gardiner Brothers, silk mercers, linen drapers, hosiers, Goldsworthy Mary Jane (Mrs.), grocer, I8 Bathwick street

haberdashers, funeral furnishers &c. I3, I4 & I5 Stall st Goldsworthy William, fly proprietor, Belvedere cottage,

Gardiner James &Edwin, silk mercers,linen drapers,hosiers, Belvedere & Circus mews

haberdashers, funeral furnishers &c. Bath Drapery bazaar, Goodall Frank, printer, I9 Westgate buildings

25 High street Gooding Samuel, lodging house, 32 Brock street

Gardiner Frederick William, architect, 6 Barton street Goodman & Co. dentists, 4IA, Broad street

Gardner Henry, greengrocer, I2 Holloway Goodman Daniel Hy. chemist, 6 Abingdon bldgs. Julian rd

Gardner Samuel Churchill, lodging house, 6 Oxford row Goodman Samuel, cabinet maker, 5 Bladud buildings

Garland George, tailor, 8 Lyncombe place Goodridge Alfred Samuel A.R.I.B.A. architect, 7 Henrietta st

Garland Henry James, architect & surveyor, 4 Charles st Goodridge Hy. Frederic Augustus M.D. physician, IO Brock st

Garland Sarah (Mrs.), baker, 3 Bridge place, Holloway Goodrop Arthur, pork butcher, 44 Southgate street & II

Garlick Emily(Mrs. ),lodging ho. Cambridge ho. Prior Pa:t;k rd VVidcombe parade

Garlick William, firewood dealer, I6 Monmouth street Goodson George, shopkeeper, I & 2 Farmer's ter. Dolemeads

Garraway Alfred Hy. baker & confectioner, 3 Lansdown rd Goodwin Josiah F.S.A. editor Bath & West of England &

Garra.way Henry, baker, I6 Walcot buildings Southern Counties' Society ; office, 4 Terrace walk ; res.

Garraway John Francis, dairyman, I Beaufort place 6 Southborne gardens, Grosvenor

GarrettWm.coach bldr. ICoburg pl.&Canal bridge,Widcombe Gore Henry, city treasurer ; office, Guildhall ; res. I5

Gaston John Wm. Britannia P.H. I Piccadilly, London rd Beaufort buildings east

Gatehouse James Wright, analytical chemist & public Goss Tregenna Biddulph, surgeon, I Circus

analyst, 36 Broad street Gough Charles, baker, 22 Claverton buildings, Widcombe

Gay Frederick, mason, I Prior Park cottages, Prior Park rd Gough Emma (Mrs. ),laundress, I9Caroline bldgs.Pulteney rd

Gayner Annie & Grace (Misses), day school, 3 Belgrave ter- Gough Thomas, lodging house, I3 South parade

race, Camden road Gould & Son, hosiers, hatters, tailors & outfitters, 23 Mil-

Gayner Charles, house decorator &c. I & 2 Lampard's build- som street & 2 George street ·

Julian road & 3 Belgrave terrace, Camden road Gould Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Ainslie's Belvedere

Gayner Waiter, grocer, 7 Green street Gould Henry, livery stables, I4 Fountain buildings

Gear William Henry, stationer, I8 Union street Goulding Jane & Elizh. (Misses), lodging ho. 8 Edward st

General Post Office (Oldham 'I'. Barlow,postmaster; Herbert Goulstone Waiter, bottle & general dealer, 20 Bridewelllane

S. Wooster, chief clerk), 2 York buildings Gover Joseph Wm. bookseller, 3 Claverton view, Wells road

George Henry, grocer, 4 Burton street Gover Thomas, coal dlr. I & 2 Walcot pl. Snow hill, Walcot

German James H. academy, 55 New King street Gover William Geo. piano tuner, 3 Malvern vls. Camden rd

Gerrish & Co. Limited, canal carriers (John William Ham- Graham Albin Fredk. railway inspector, 13 St.James' parade

mond, manager), 8 Dorchester street Grand Pump Room (King & Queen Baths) (Paul George

Gibbens Sarah (Miss), lodging house, II Vineyards Johnston, general manager), Abbey churchyard

Gibbins Alfred, nurseryman, Lyncombe vale Grand Pump Room Hotel(Chas.Wm. Radway,lessee),Stallst.

Gibbons William, tailor, 30 Morford street Grandfield Waiter, lodging house, 2 Upper Church street

Gibbs Herbt. Washbourne,solicitor, 5 Northumberland bldgs Grant James l5r. Sons, greengrocers, 48 ~outhgate street

Gibbs James, greengrocer, 30 Cornwall buildings Grant Henry, lodging house, Rock villa, Prior Park road

Gibbs James, lime dealer, Railway arches, Low. Bristol rd Grattidge Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, IS Gay street

Gibbs Thos. Washbourne, solicitor, 4 Northumberland bldgs Graves Sydney John, sewing & knitting machine depot, S

GibbsThos.Washbourne,jun.solicitor,s Northumbrlnd.bldgs New Bond Street place

Gibson George, lodging house, I7 Russell street Gray & Co. brewers, maltsters, wine importers & spirit.

Giddings Thomas, carpenter, see Burden & Giddings dealers, Bathwick brewery

Gilbert Patience (Mrs.), beer retailer, 8 Monmouth place Great Western Receiving Office (Wall & Co. agents), 2()

Gilby Chas. water works engineer, Municipal offices, High st New Bond street

Giles Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, I Green street Green & Marsh, music sellers, I3 Kingsmead street

Giles Robert, fly proprietor, Widcombe Crescent mews Green Miss Eliza, lodging house, I2 Marlborough street

Giles Samuel, baker, see Coleby & Giles Green Frederick King, surgeon, 3 Gay street

Gill & Bush, solicitors, 3 Miles buildings Green Friese, photographer, 34 Gay street

Gill Christopher Coleman, solicitor, 3 Miles buildings Green George Churchill, shoe maker, 3 Holloway

Gill George, Queen Square tavern, 2 Barton street Green James Fredk. glass & china dealer, 3 London street

Gill Wallace A.R.I.B.A. architect, see Browne & Gill Green Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 8 Westgate buildings

Gillard Hy. & Co. tea & coffee dlrs. 3 New Bond St. bldgs Green William, tailor, 20 Morford street

Gillard Mary Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, 3 Broad street Greenhill Joseph, painter &c. 25 Northampton street •

Gillard Robert, market gardener, Sydney gardens Greenslade William, watch makr~·, 29 Stall street

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Greenslade William Henry, gasfitter, I New Orchard street Harding Charles, brick & tile maker, Oldfield brick & tile

Gregory& Jelfs (Misses),berlin wool repository, 14 Old Bond st works, Oldfield road

Gregory Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 23 Belvedere Harding Edward, shopkeeper, 3 Berkeley street

Gregory Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Westgate buildings Harding Emma (Mrs.}, lodging house, 34 New King street

Gregory George, new & secondhand bookseller; libraries Harding George Henry, cooper, Railway arches, Lower

bought &c. ; catalogues gratis, 5 Argyle street Bristol road & Canal bridge, Widcombe

Gregory Thomas Henry, painter, 9 Kingsmead terrace Harding Jeffery Sanders, confectioner, 5 New street

Griffin Alfred William, chemist, 4 Saville row Harding Robert Charles, Claverton Brewery P.H.33 Claverton

Griffin Samuel, engineer, Ambury street, Widcombe

Griffith Thos.Edward Geo.cabinetma.3 Alton pi.Trafalgar pl Harding Thomas, fruiterer, 34 Broad street

Griffiths & Son, grocers, 37 Kingsmead street; 3 London Harding Thomas Gunning, carpenter, 7 Walcot parade

terrace, Walcot & 6 Monmouth street Harding Victoria Rebecca (Miss), lodging ho.2 Pierrepont st

Griffiths Chas Thos. M.R.c.s., L.R.C.P.LOnd. resident medical Harding William, carpenter, 2 Queen street

officer, Royal Water hospital, Upper Borough walls Harfield & Hancock, stationers, 18 Corridor

Griffiths Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 29 Rivers street Harford Geo. market gardener, 1 Upper Vale cotts.Entry hl

Grivell Job, lodging house, 19 Belvedere Harington Club (George Bull, sec. ; Robert Stratton, mana·

Gundry Henry, florist, 51 & 52 New market ger), 5 & 6 Harington place, Queen square

Gunn George, infants' food manufacturer, Victoria mill, Barley Henry, plasterer, 26 Alexandra road

Upper Bristol road Harlidge John, lodging house, 2 Stanley road

Gunning Hannah (Miss), milliner, 16 Worcester buildings, Harlow Benjamin, watch & clock maker, 2 St. James's st

Larkhall Barman Jn. Saml. marine store dealer, Low. Borough walls

Gunning Joseph, undertaker, 5 St. James's street Harper Joseph & Edmund, chimney sweepers, II Cross lane

Gunning Kate (Miss), dress maker, 2 Cleveland ter. Walcot Harper Henry, chimney sweeper, 19 Bathwick street & 4

Gunning William Henry, tailor, 16 Northumberland place Arundel place, Northampton street

Guy George, locksmith, 17 Bridewelllane Harper William, chimney sweeper, 2 Grove ~>'treet

Guy Robert George, lodging house, 4 South parade Harris, Newman &. Co. woollen drapers, 13 Abbey church·

Gwyn Lieut.•Col. Reginald Thorsby, chief constable Bath yard & 16 Cheap street

police, Central police station, 8 Orange grove Harris Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Little Stanhope street

Hacker Edward, grocer &c. 23 & 24 Brock street Harris Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Tyning lane

Hacker George, boot maker, 2 Sussex place, Widcombe Harris Francis Hy. tailor, u James st.&7 Up.Borough walk

Hacker Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 28 St. James's parade Harris Frederick, lodging house, 9 Kingston buildings

Hacker Waiter, commercial traveller, 5 Westgate buildings Harris George, boot & shoe maker, 4 Hotbath street

Haddrell Wm. shoe maker, 2 Budbrook pi. St. Saviour's rd Harris George, fruiterer, Colonnade, Bennett street

Haddy & Strange, job masters, 4 Barton street Harris Henry, dairy, 3 Gloucester place, JuJian road

Hagger Louisa (Mrs.), lodging house, 38 St. James's square Harris Henry, seedsman, Tyning lane

Hague Alfred Charles, optician, 32 Broad street Harris James, cabinet maker, 1 Newark street

Hahnemann Free Dispensary (John Hamilton McKechnie Harris James, coffee rooms, 4 New street

M.D. & George Norman, surgeons), Abbey street Harris Jas. marine store & coal dlr. 3 Henrietta pl. Grove st

Haines Eliza (Mrs.), boot maker, 6 Northumberland place Harris John Dafter, gold & silversmith, 5 Queen square

Haines Fredk. jobbing gardener, 8 Magdalen pi. Holloway Harris Richard, lodging house, 12 Queen's par. & 24 Gay st

Hale David B.A. solicitor, 35 Milsom street Harris Sarah (Mrs.), furniture broker, 16 Ladyrnead

Hales Emma (Miss), lodging house, see Wornell & Bales Harris Stephcn Henry, hair dresser, 23A, Stall street

Bales Thomas, butcher, I4 Northgate street Harris 'fhomas, shopkeeper, 21 Corn street

Hall Alfred, boot & shoe maker, 22 Soutbgate street Harris William, carpenter, Ainslie's buildings, Bel\'edere

Hall Charles, gasfitter, 39 Broad street Harris William Joseph, Rising Sun P.H. I Grove street

Hall Edward, hair dresser, 36A, Corn street Harrison Caroline (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 35 Walcot street

Hall Edwin, fruiterer, 6 Walcot buildings Harrison Dorothy (Miss), lodging house, IS Circus

Hall Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 19 Alfred street Harrison Jn. grocer, 55 Southgate st. & 9 New st. Dolemeads

Hall Henry, toll collector, Widcombe toll bridge, Claverton Harrison John, grocer, 26 Malvern buildings, Fairfield park

street, Widcombe Harrison Julia (Miss), school, 10 Low& Camden place

Hall Hy. Geo. gasfitter, 2 Bladud bldgs. & 3 Fountain bldgs Harrison Samuel, gPOcer, 21! Walcot street

Hall Reuben, chemist, 8 London street Harrison Thomas, baker, 2 Gloucester place, Julian road

Hall Thomas Edw. ironmonger, 15 Walcot buildings Harrison Thomas, fruiterer, 4 Abingdon buildings, Julian rd

Hallam Geo. Robt. corn. traveller, The Lilies, Oldfield park Harrison Waiter, fruiterer & telephone exchange, Mile end

Hallett Charles, bookseller, stationer & librarian, 6 & 7 Harrison William, grocer, 19 Claverton buildings, Widcombe

Bladud buildings & 8 Bridge street Harrison Wm. Henry, secondhand bookseller, 8 Hetling court

Hallett Elisha, grocer, I Castle view, Entry hill Harrison William Jonathan, tailor, 2 Marlborough lane

Hallows Edmund, coal merchant, 23 Charles street & Mid· Harrison Wm. Lawes, Fernley House hotel, North parade

land coal wharf, Lower Bristol road Hart Jane (Miss), dress maker, see Brown & Hart

Halls Elizabeth (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 27 Walcot street Hart Wm. James,bookseller & news agent,26 Union passage

Hambidge Maria (Miss), lodging house, 7 Laura place Hart William Robert, stationer, 9 Chapel row

IHamblen Charles, quarryman, 2 Welborne cotts. Wells rd Harvey Edward, lodging house, II Pierrepont street

Hamblett Thomas, carpenter,8 St. Ann's place, New King st Harvey Edwin, White Horse P.H. 4 Northampton street
Hamblin Wm. coal mer. 2 Westmoreland ter.Low.Bristol rd Harvey George, grocer, 1 & 2 Thorpe buildings, Holloway

Hamlen Joseph, saddler, 13 London street. Harvey Thomas, accountant, 7A, North parade

Hammermeister Henry Frederick, tobacconist, 6 Quiet st Haste Thomas, florist, Brunswick cottage, Sydney gardens

Hamper Alice (Miss), school & kindergarten, 20 New King st Hataway Anne (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 18 Ladymead

Hampton George, wheelchairman, 18 Grove street Hathway Frederick, carpenter, Lambridge street

HancockEdwin & Co.surgical instrument mas.32Westgate st Hatt Thomas James,hair cutter& perfumer, 9 & Io Corridor

Hancock Edward, New inn, Widcombe hill Hawes Thomas, cabinet maker, 11 Parsonage lane

Hancock George Clack, lodging house, 7 Edward street Hawes Waiter, florist, 7 Chapel row

Hancock James, furniture broker, 1 Walcot street Hawkins George Fredk. & Son, dancing academy, 3 Bath st

Hancock Richard, brush maker, 22 Upper Borough walls Hawkins & Son, auctioneers & cabinet makrs. 17 Old Bond st

• Hancock Richard, stationer, see Harfield & Hancock Hawkins Frederick Alfred, grocer, 29 Southgate street
Hawkins Frederick William, landscape gardener & florist,
Hancock William Reel'es, upholsterer, Parsonage lane

Hand & Clark, general engravers, I Broad street Elm house, Bloomfield road

Hand Charles, dairyman, 9 York street Hawkins Pierce (Mrs.), lodging house, 17 Charles street

Hand Thomas Daniel, dairyman, 2 Westmoreland mart, Hawkins Thomas, lodging house, 26 Great Pulteney street

Lower Bristol road Hawley E.L.(Miss), ladies' college,sClaverton view,Wells rd

Handoll Samuel John, lodging house, 6 Kingsmead terrace Hawley Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 17 Rivers street

Hanham & Son, tailors, 3 Saville row Hayden Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 29 Great Pulteney st

Hanham Fredk.Wm.L.R.C.P.Edin. physician & surgeon, med. Hayes Henry John, shopkeeper, I6 Guinea lane

officer 14th dist.Bath union, 1 Lyn Vale villas,St. Mark's pl Hayes Robert, grocer, & post office, 16 Widcombe parade

Hanks Thomas, pork butcher, 9 London street Hayman William, upholsterer, 13 Calton road; 11 & 12 Par·

Hann Lucy Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 29 St. James's sq sonage lane & I8A, Upper Borough walls

Hannams Henry, beer retailer, 24 Monmouth street Hayman Wm. Christopher, lodging ho. 11 Kingsmead ter

Happerfield Aaron Charles, grocer, 40 Southgate street Haysman Amy (Miss), school, 5 Cleveland pl. east, Walcot

Harbutt Elizabeth Cambridge(Mrs.),artist, 15 Bladud bldgs Hayter Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, I3 Newark street

Harbutt William, artist, 15 Bladud buildings Hayward&Wooster,builders & builders' material merchants,

Harding & Son, carpenters, Nelson place east, London road 38 Cornwell buildings

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Hayward Alfred, mason, Lambridge street Hockey Charles Samuel, bookseller, 19 Walcot buildii\,OOS

Hayward Edwin, gasfitter, 4 Walcot strett Hockey Thomas, lodging house, 2 Alfred street

HaywardEmma(Mrs. ),grocer&tea&provision dlr. 42Walcot st Hodges Edward, blacksmith, 14 Avon street

Hayward James, watch & clock maker, 2 Walcot parade Hodges Geo. Smith,lodging ho.· 6 Caroline bldgs.Pulteney rd

Hayward Rosina (Miss), dress maker, I9 Daniel street Hodges William Alsbury, greengrocer, 10 Beauford square

Hayward Thos. window blind tna. see Orchard & Hayward Hodges William Charles, Golden Fleece P.H. Io Queen's

Hayward Waiter Manners, accountant, I9 Daniel street place, Pulteney road

Hayward William, assistant overseer, collector of poor's rates Hogg Robert, money exchanger, 9A, Charles street & n8

for Bathwick, registrar of births & deaths for No. 2 Bath- Kingsmead square

wick sub-dist. & registrar of marriages, I6 Bathwick st Holbrook Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 23 Gay street

Haywood Thomas, hair dresser, 5 Corridor Holbrook John, lodging house, 9 Daniel street

HazelHannah(Mrs. ),wood&coal dlr.IWorcester bldgs.Larkhl Holbrook William Jarnes, lodging hottse, 31 Henrietta street.

Hazeldine Charles Piper, wheelwright, Lower Bri<;tol road Holbrow Mark, boot & shoe maker, Burlington street

Head Thomas, Frederick & Walter, cabinet makers & furni- Holder Jas. Keedwell, Devonshire Arms P.H. 19 St. James's par

ture brokers & auctioneers, 9 Quiet street Holder Luke, nurseryman, Grosvenor cottage, Grosvenor

Head Charles, french polisher, Parsonage lane Holland William, lodging house, rz Portland place

Head John, greengrocer, I Lilac place, Holloway Ifollard Jesse, boot maker, 13 Angel terrace, Wells road

Head Robert, upholsterer, 19 Upper Borough walls & I4, I5 Hollis Jane Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, IS Green park

& 16 Union passage Hollister John, boot & shoe maker, 3 Monmouth street
Head Samuel, lodging house, 3 Great Pulteney street
Holloway Catharine (Miss), baker, 1! Walcot parade

Headley Eliza (Miss), milliner, 4 Hay hill Holloway Charles James, cabinet maker, 12 Kingsmead ter

Heafield Francis & Co. glove manufacturers, 34 Milsom st Holloway Frederick William, special pleader & conveyancer~

Heal John, lodging house, 3 Nile street member of Middle Temple, 18 Vineyards

Healey Edward, wire worker & bird cage maker, 32 Stall st Holman Grace (Miss), dress maker, I Edgar buildings

Reams William, lodging house, I7 Daniel street Holmes & Co. timber merchants, Railwa•y wharf, near
HeardBertha, Bessie&Adele(Misses),dress mas. 3IEastbourne Great Western Railway station

Heard Edward, lodging house, 3 Queen square Holmes John Henry, cricket depot, I7 Argyle street, &

Hearse Fredk.Geo.grocer,6Westmoreland ter.Low.Bristol rd lodging house, 23 Henrietta street

Heath Helen (Miss), dress maker, 5 Richmond place Holmes Thomas, plumber, 7 Angel place, Lower Bristol road

Heath Wil1iam, hair dresser, 3 Corn street Holoway Samuel, carver & gilder, 29 Broad street

Heathcote Wilton Uecil (Mrs.) ,dyer & cleaner, Nassau house, Holvey William, tobacconist & beer retailer, 16 Pulteney brdg

I3 Orange grove Holwell Frederick, drill instructor, York villa, Beechen clift

Hellings E. (Miss), matron Royal Mineral Water hospital, Holwell Hy.Franklin,boot ma. 10 Worcester bldgs. Larkhall

Upper Borough walls Home for Cripple Boys (Rev. F. Pocock, sec. & treasurer)P

Hellyer Waiter James, shoemaker, ro Guinea lane 3 Prospect place, Camden road

Help Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 20 Gay street Homooopathic Hospital & Dispensary (Samuel Morgan, con-

Helps Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 17 Margaret's hill, Walcot sulting physician; Percy Roberts Wilde, hon. medic:ll

Helps George, beer retailer & shopkeeper, IO Milk street officer ; Graham Wills, stipendiary medical officer ; Miss

Helps John, lodging house, 36 Henrietta street :Florence Hampshire, matron; Edmund Capper, sec.)p

Helps Leonard, beer retailer, 2 Uoburg place, Widcombe I Duke street

Hemery Robert, builder, 4 Warwick place, Wells road Honeybone Edward, fly proprietor, Pulteney mews

Hemmings Williarn, butcher, 23 Stall street Hook Eliza (Miss), ladies' school, 36 Grosvenor place

Henry John Wesley Rogers B.A. academy, I Devonshire Hooper Edward, accountant, 2 Henry street

place, Wells road Hooper Frederick, florist, 7 Cambridge place

Hensley Henry JII.D. physician, 22 Circus Hooper George Miller, solicitor, 26 Milsom street

Herd John, White Hart P.H. Widcombe hill Hooper James, fishmonger, 4 St. James's street

Heskett Henry, shopkeeper, I2 Angel terrace, Wells road Hooper John Wingrove, auctioneer, 26 Milsom street

Hewish John, carpenter, 39 Bathwick street Hooper Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Raglan's, Claremont

Hexter Emma (Miss), milliner, 12 Miles buildings Hope House Rescue Home (Miss Grace Hopkins, matron),

Heygate William Nicholas, surgeon, 121Wnnett street 15 Lambridge pl;1ce

Hibbard John, brewer, Holloway brewery, Holloway & Hopes Thomas Spencer, house decorator,4Thomasst.Walcot

maltster, Lower Bristol rQad Hopkins Arthur Thomas, lodging ho. 3 Stanley pl. Camden rd

Hibbard Mercy Sarah (Miss), ladies' school, 8 Duke street Hopkins Edwin Arthur, painter, plumber &c. 33 Belvedere

Hibbert William, hair dresser, 20 St. James's parade Hopkins Hy. Culliford L.R.C.P.Edin.surgn.& physician,surgn.

Hicks Edwin & Co. tailors, Barton street to city police & public vacc. for city & borough, 4 Gay st

Higginson & Cavill, carpenters & builders, I2 Barton street Hopkins Joseph, hair dre3ser, 12 New Bond street

Higginson Jane Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 4 Manvers st Hopkins Oliver, plumber, 7 Balustrade

Higginson William, lodging house, 4 Manvers street & car- Hopkins Sarah Anne (Mrs. ),greengrocer,59 & 6o New market

penter, see Higginson & Cavill Hopping Thos. Hy. inspector of insur. agents, 30 Daniel street

High School for Girls (Girls' Public Day School Co. Limited) Horsell William, Crown P.H. 23 Bathwick street

(Miss ·Firth, head mistress), 5 Portland place Horseman Thomas Edward, schoolmaster, 3 Prior Park cots

Highbury Almhouses, Highbury place, Snow hill Horstmann Gustav & Son, watch makers, r3 Union street

Highfield John & Sons, house decorators, I Abbey green Horstmann & Knott, milliners, 34 Brock street

Highfield Samuel, tailor, II York street Horstmann Otto Gustave, watch maker, 31A, Rivers street

HilburdEllen (Miss),lodging house,Edgar house,17George st Horton George & Daniel, cabinet makers, 8 & 9 Northgate st

Hill Asher, grocer, 18 Stall street How Augustus Frederick Osmond, solicitor, 4 Bridge street

Hill Chas.Edwn.dairyman, x Summerlay's place,Pulteney rd Howard John, carpenter & builder, Pulteney mews

Hill Edward Lyons, picture restorer, carver & gilder, 4 Wood Howe James, carpenter, 9 Vineyard~

street & II John street, Queen square Howe John Albert, stationer, 27A, Southgate street

Hill Frank, commission agent, see Dunn & Hill Howe Malley (Mrs.), dairy, Monrnouth place

Hill Robert, beer retailer, 34 James street Howe Robert, paperhanger, 6 St. John's place, Saw close

Hill Waiter, Royal Station hotel (connected by bridge with Howell Frederick, tobacconist, 2 Walcot buildings

Great Western Railway station), Railway place Howes Lawson, wine merchant, Colonnade, Bennett street,

Hill William, umbrella manufacturer, x8 New Bond street & pawnbroker, 5 & 6 Upper Borough walls

Hillary William, fly proprietor, Darlington mews Howes Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, I Holloway

Hillier Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Monmouth street Howie Miss Elizabeth Pope, school, 7 Sydney buildings

Hillier Helena (Miss),dress maker, 2 Hay Hill house, Hay hill Hubbard James, commercial traveller, 34 Paragon

Hillier Henry, pharmaceutical chemist, see Davies & Hillier Hubert L'Abbe Dominic, professor of french at Park colleJes,
Hillman Laura (Miss), dress m~ker, 6 Green street
Prior park

Hington Hubert, beer retailer, 7 Richmond place Hudd William John, district supt. Royal London Friendly

Hinton Thomas Henry, Chandos Arms P.H. Westgate bldgs Society, 1 Long acre, London road

Hiscocks Eliza (Mrs.), Somerset Arms P.H. IPulteneyplace, Huddleston Lawson, lodging house, I Darlington street

Dolemeads Hudson William, lodging house, I4 Johnstone street

Hiskens Mary Ann (Mrs. ),lodging ho. 24 St. J ames's parade Hughes George, greengrocer, 4, 5 & 6 Peter street

Hiskens William, tobacconist, 38 Belvedere Hughes Thomas Golding, boot maker, I6 Monmouth place

Hitchcock Francis John, confectioner, 31 Brock street Huish Edward Geo. carpenter, Rosemont cot. Hampton row

Hitchcock William, confectioner, 3 Argyle street HuishJohn, butcher, I UpperLambridge street

HitchensJames Bruce, wheelchair manufacturer, 17 Green st Hulbert Alfred, greengrocer, 31A, Bathwick street

Hobley William, shoe maker, 2 Circus place Hull Williarn, lodging house, 10 South parade

Hoblyn Francis Parker, hon. surgeon to the Bath peniten- Humphreys Geo.Hy.lodging house,4 Albion pi. Up. Bristol rd

tiary, xo Bladud buildings Humphreys William, beer retailer, 38 Dafford street

Hockey Anne & Mary (Misses), milliners, 2 Alfred street Humphries Jane & May (Misses),dress makers,2oBathwick st



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Humphries& Co. bakers & flour factors, 4 Cheap stroet Johnston Thos. Gordon, classical tutor, 6 York pl. Londonrd

Humphries Enoch, fly proprietor, 8 Crescent lane, River st Johnstone Paul George, manager of corporation baths, 3

Humphries George, coal dealer, Ladymead Abbey street

Humphries Maria (Mrs.), laundress, Rockhouse, Entry hill Jolly & Son, silk mercers & linen merchants, court costu-

Humphries Wm. beer retailer, Union ter. Lower Bristol road miers, mantle makers & milliners, u, 12, 1:3& 1:4 Milsom

Humphrys John, draper, II L!tdymead street~ Io & n Old King street & 9 & xo John street , 1

HumphcysJohn, outfitter, x6 Broad street Jones Alice {Mrs.), lodging house, 10 Vineyards

Hunt Charles, shopkeeper, 7 Grove street Jone3 Ann (Mrs.), coal & wood dealer, 7 Larkhall buildin_;s,

Hunt Daniel, florist, Bellevne villa, Camden road St. Saviour's road

Hunt Eliza (Miss), lodging house, 4 Old King st. Queen sq Jones Charles, pork butcher, 20 Somerset buildings, Wal~ot

Hunt Harriet (Mrs.), dairy, n Brookleaze buildings 1JJoonneess Frederick, lodging house, 32 Great Pulteney street
Hunt Joseph, farmer, Bay farm, Claremont road James, grocer, 21 St. James' parade
1 Jones Mary Esther (Mrs.), milliner, I7 Argyle street &; 9
IHunt William Jones, hatter, see Thornley, Hunt & Co
Hunter & Clarke, manufacturers of soda water, lemonade, Pulteney bridges ·

champagne ginger beer &c. to OrangE\ grove Jones Nathaniel, linen draper, 2 York place, London road

Hunter & Nicholls, drapers, 7 Fountain buildings .Wnes Robert, meat salesman, 49 New market

Hunter Thomas & Alexander, drapers, 12 Westgate buildings Jones Thomas, law stationer, 3 John street, Queen square,

Huntley Isaac, lodging house, 27 Great Pulteney street see Bull & Jones ,

Huntley Priscilla (Mrs.), grocer, & post office, 21 Bathwick st Jones Thomas, market gardener, 56 & 57 New market

Hurd Edward, baker, 4 Nelson place east, London road Jones Waiter Henry, confectioner, u "\\'estgate street

Hurding George John, boot & shoe maker, I Burton street Jones William, pork butcher, 2 Monmouth place

Hurford Edwin, lodging house, 37 New King street Jones William Henry, fancy draper, 7 Ne\V B.1nd street

Hurley Edward, umbrella maker, 8 Bridge place, Holloway Jordan Frances (Mrs.), lodging house, 10 Pierrepont street

Hutchings Rowland, pork butcher, 3 Kingsmead street & Jordan Harington William, watch maker, 40 Broad street

10 Morford street Joyice Wm. Hy. upholsterer, I Lilacho. Middle la.Dolemeads

Hutton Edward Valentine, tailor, 27 St. James's parade Judell HenriettaJ. (Miss), resident manageress girls' orphan

Button John, earthenware dealer, 17 Holloway home, 2 & 6 Macaulay buildings ,

Button John, glass & china dealer, 4 New market JuniorConservativeAssociation(Walt.Mitchell,sec.),8Broad st

Hyams Elizabeth (Mrs.), news agent, I2 Walcot buildings Justice Alfred John, butcher, I Northgate street

Hyde Edward James, greengro. 2 Cleveland terrace, Walcot Kateley Mary (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 3 Hotbath street

Hyden Matilda (Mrs.), dress ma. 6 St. Ann's pl. New King st Kateley Thomas, gasfitter, 3 Hotbath street

Iles Robert John, secondhand bookseller, 2 Hetling court Kay Wm. master of the blue coat school, Upper Borough walls

Independent Order of Rechabites (Bath district) (John Withy, Kearley & Tonge, grocars, 20 Kinsmead square

sec.); office, Abbey chambers, 2 Abbey churchyard Keel & Sons, cabinet makers, 51 Walcot streat

Industrial Home for Deaf & Dumb Children (Mrs. Elizabeth Keeling Fanny (Mrs.), lodging house, 40 St. James's square

Wilson, matron), I Vineyards Keen James, french polisher, 2 James street

Ingram Edmond, wheelwright, 3 Peter street Keen J. B. & Co. printers, publishers & proprietors of. the

Inland Revenue Office (Edward Hardman Bowers, surveyor "Bath Journal" & "Bladud,'' 7 Kingsmead st. See advt

of taxes; Edward Eldred, collector of excise), Hay Hill Keene Alfred, artist, 2 New King street

house, Fountain buildings Keeping Mary Ann (Mrs ), haberdasher, 5 Lambridge

Inland Revenue,Customs (William Burgess, officer), Midland buildings, St. Saviour's road

station, Seymour street Keevill James, Wheatsheaf P.H. 27 Broad street

Inman, Adam & Thring, solicitors, 4 Queen square Kelly Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 39 Green park

Inman Thomas Frederic (firm, Inman, Adam & Thring), Kelly Joseph Wm. pawnbroker & clothier, 18 Cornwell bldgs

solicitor & notary public & perpetual commissioner, corn- Kelson Thomas, farmer, Moorlands farm, Oldfield road

missioner for oaths,commissioner forIrish courts,4Queen sq Kemp3on George Fredk. hosier & hatter, I6 Northgate st
Inston Ann (Mrs.), wine & spirit vaults, I York str~
Kench Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 6 Camden row •

Isaacs Frederick George & Sons, hatters, 33 Stall street Kendall Richard, general ironmonger, 21 Milsom street&.

Isaacs & Son, hosiers, 1 Cheap street St. John's place, Shaw close

Isaacs Edwin, hardware dealer, 2 Cheap street Kendall Susan (l.\1rs. ), dress maker, 6 Great Stanhope street

Isaacs Thomas William, banjo maker, Parsonage lane Kennington William & Co. book binders, 3 Duke street

Jackman Alfred & Son, watch & clock makers, 9 Milsom st Kenway Maitland (Miss),ladies' schl.South Hill ho.Entcy hill

Jackman Alfd.boarding ho. 2 Gt.Pulteney st.& 33 Henrietta st Kerr John George Douglas M.B., c. H. surgeon, 6 Circus

Jackman Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 16 Alfred street Kerslake Roger, academy, 5 Queen's villas, Oldfield park

Jackson Emma (Miss), tobacconist, Lower Bristol road Kersten Fraulein Dorothy, ladies' college, see de Fonteny-

Jackson John, lodging house, 8 Seymour street & Kersten '

Jackson Wm. beer retailer, Claremont buildings, Tyning la. KettlebyAlfd.gasfittr.&bell hngr.x7Claverton bldgs.Widcmbe

Jacomelli Anthony, confectioner, 47 Southgate street Kettleby: Hy. carpenter, 3 Upper Vale cottages, Entry hil:l·

James Abraham, basket maker, 3 Bolwell's i>ldgs. Widcombe Kidner Annie Frances (Miss), day school, 42 Rivers street .

James John, basket maker, 4I Walcot street KING RICHARD & SON, linen drapers, silk mercers,

James Mary Ann (Miss), lodging house, 8 Burlington street millinery & mantle rooms & mourning warehouse, 7 &· 8

James Matilda (Mrs.), Berkeley Arms P.H. Berkeley street Milsom street & 7 John street, Queen square

James Susannab (Mrs.), lodging house, 36 New King street King Edward's Grammar School (Rev. Henry Edg:n Soo-

James William, boot & shoe factor, 18 Pulteney bridge derson M.A. head master), Broad street

Janes G-eorge, livery stables, Circus mews King's & Queen's Public & Private Baths (Paul George

Jaques Henry, mason, Middle lane, Dolemeads Johnston, general manager), Stall street •

Jarvis Brothers, confectioners (whole>ale), 5 & 6 Northgate st King Arthur C. surgeon dentist, I3 Circus .,

Jefferies John, shopkeeper, 13 Westhall bldgs. Up. Bristol rd King AustinJoseph, solicitor, secretary to the North Pamde

Jefferi.M Joseph, North Pole P.H. 5 Margaret's place, Walcot Bridge Co.(of Bath) Lim. & to theBathwick BridgeCo.Lim,

Jefferis William, fruiterer & market gardener, I Gloucester (firm, Stone, King, King, Stone & Watts), I3 Queen sq

place, Jnlian Yoad & Sydney gardens King Edwin, shoe maker, 24 Monmouth place ~<

Jeffery James, chimney sweeper, 3 Piccadilly pl. London rd King .I<'rancis Thornley, solicitor (firm, Stone, King, King,

Jeffery Thomas, wheelchairman, I2 Guinea lane Stone & Watts), I3 Queen square

Jeffery William, law stationer, 2 Northumberland buildings, King Henry, lodging house, 16 Russell street

see Appleby & Jeffery King John, shoe maker, I9 Bridewell lane

Jefferys Arthur, chimney sweeper, 7 Abbeygate street King Joseph, marble mason, 1:7 & 18 Manvers street

Jefferys Josepb, -chimney sweeper, 7 Wine street King Joseph Arthur, confectioner., 14 Margaret's buildings

Jefferys Wm. chimney sweeper, Io Bolwell's bldgs. Widcombe King Louis Joseph, surgeon, Rivers house, Russell stree'l

Jelf & Co. medireval iron workers, 7 Newark street King William, Hat & Feathers P.H. xo London street

Jelfs Louisa (Miss), berlin wool repository, I4 Old Bond Kingdom Eliza (Miss), lodging house, I9 Charles street

street, see Gregory & Jelfs Kingman Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 2A., Lansdown road

Jenner Thos. (Mrs.), butcher, 3 George's pl. Rathwick hill Kingman George, fruiterer, 2A, Lansdown road

Jenner William, butcher, 8 Abingdon buildings, Julian road Kingston Hy. bath chair manufacturer, see Swift & Kingston

J enningsEdward, beer retailer&fruitrer.IONorthParade bldgs Kingston J sph.grocer 26,&glass&china dealer27,Waleot bldgs

Jennings John, boot maker, 27! Belvedere Kingston Thomas, undertaker, 33 Waloot street

Jervis RichardLamb,goodsagent,Midlandstation,Seymourst Kingswood & Parkfield Colliery Co. (J. Edward Henshaw,

Jewell Silas John, coach smith, Cumberland row mngr. ), I2 Orange gro.&Midland coal whrf.Low.Bristolrd

Johns Thomas, lodging house, 9 Caroline bldgs. Pulteney rd Kitley Edward, watch maker, 23 New Bond street

Johnson Annie Taylor (Miss), shirt maker, I Stanley road Kitleylt'rederick,nurseryman, Greenway lane

Johnson Rosalina (1\'liss), hardware dealer, 12 London street Kitley Th9mas, nurseryman, Oldfield nursery, Oldfield rd

S. G. & B. 7*

100 .BATH. 80.\JERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

Kitley William, florist, 5 Prince's buildings Lewis Alfred, tobacconist, 23 Claverton street, Widcombe

KitleyWm.jun.artists' colorman &booksllr.9Abbey churchyd Lewis Catherine (Mrs.), lodging house. 4I Bathwick street

KneeMary Jane (Mrs.), Green Park tavern, Low. Bristolrd Lewis Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 24 Walcot buildings

Knee Thomas, earthenware dealer, 34 St. James's square Lewis Emma (Miss), lodging house, 18 Paragon

Knee William, lodging house, Io Northampton street Lewis Rester (Miss), lodging house, I5 Vineyards

Knight John Wm. & Son, 4 Beau street & I9 York street Lewis Jas. supt. of corn & cattle markets, Corn Market ho

Knight Thomas & Sons, auctioneers, estate & house agents, Lewis Jas. Wm. surg.dntst. I8 Cheap st.& 11 Abbey churchyd

undertakers, appraisers, house decorators, cabinet makers Lewis Richard, upholsterer & stationer, 2 Lansdown road

& upholsterers to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Lewis Rosina(Mrs. ).servants' registry office, IA,Lyncombe pl

10 Milsom street; 8 & 9 John st. & I Queen Square place Lewis Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Paradise street

Knight Hy. tailor, 7 Cheap st. ; & boot wareho. 24 UniQn st Lewis Waiter George, photographer, I & 2 Seymour street

Knight Jo3eph, chemist, 56 Southgate street Lewis William Thomas, dairyman, I2 Charles street

Knight William, boot & shoe dealer, 43 Southgate street Lexen Lu!~Y (Mrs.), lodging house, 7 Upper Church street

Knott Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, I6 George street Lickford Kate (Miss), milliner, see Musgrave & Lickford

Knott Kate (Miss), milliner, see Horstmann & Knott Lippiatt John, jobbing gardener, I44 Calton road

Knowles Joseph Findon, commercial traveller, 4 Oxford ter- Linay & Co. surgical instrument makers, 3 Orange grove

race, Lyncombe hill Ling William Girling, trimming manufacturer, haberdasher

Knowles Rd. bookbinder, 13Kingston bldgs.Abbey churchyard & glover, 3 Milsom street

Kopp Andrea, musician & lodging ho. 6 St. James's parade Linney William, lodging house, 3 Johnstonestreet

Kopp Emilia (Miss), musical academy, 2I Belvedere Linsley John, currier, New quay

Kopp Jane (Miss), dress maker, 7 St. James's parade Little(C. E.) & Nash, solicitors, x Queen square

Kopp Joseph, professor of music, 2I Belvedere Little Charles Edward (firm, Little (C. E.) &Nash), solicitor,

Kung Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Russell street notary public &commissioner for affidavits, I Queen sq

Lacey James, tailor & outfitter, I7 Westgate street Llewellyan William, news agent, IONew street

Ladd Samuel, Great Western Railway inn, 6 Dorchester st Lloyd Philip James & Co. tea merchants, 11 High street

Lake Robt. Lovell, inland revenue officer, I5 Chilton road Lloyd CJara (Miss), lodging house, I9 Charlotte street

Lambden Mary Elizabeth (Miss), lodging ho. 6 South parade Lloyd Ernest Waiter, sign writer, Milk street

Lambert Louisa (Mrs.) & Waterman Fanny (Miss), lodging Lloyd Seth, lodging house, 77 Great Pulteney street

house, I Bennett street Loader Jas. shoe ma. 3 Larkhall buildings, St. Saviour's rd

Lambert Henry, photographer, IO Fountain buildings & at Look W. & T. cabinet manufacture.rs, Lower Bristol road

32 Milsom street Lock Geo. Thos. ladies' school, 23 Grosvenor pl. London rd

Lambert John, gasfitter, St. Michael's court, Walcot street Lock George William, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey,

Lancaster John, provision dealer, 83 & 84 New market wine & spirit merchants, Victoria ho. St. Saviour's road

Lander Frederick James, tailor, 4 Belvedere Lodge I<'rederick, baker & pork butcher, 2 & 3 Lambridge

Lane David, greeng-rocer, Camden road buildings, St. Saviour's road

Lane Florence (Miss), professor of the organ, Brooklyn, Prior Logie John, boot maker, 3 Margaret's place, Walcot

Park road London & West of England Yeast Co. (R. Rees, manager),

Lane George, ivory & wood turner, I3 Union passage 3 St. Paul's place

Lane Hugh M:.R.c.s. surgeon, 11 Circus Long Jacob & Sons, builders, IS Newark street; Kingston

Lane James, lodging house, 3 Rivers street road & Lower Bristol road

Lane Lucy (Miss), lodging house, 28 Daniel street Long Charles, fly proprietor, 25 New King street

Lane Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, I Portland terrace, Harley st Long Dorcas Emma (Miss), dress maker, 6 St. Matthew's

Lane Sydney, lodging house, 4 Rivers street place, Pulteney road

Lanfear Clara (Miss), confectioner, 25 Union passage Long Ed win J ames, wood turner, 24 Broad street

. Langdon Eliza (Miss), lodging house, 40 Rivers street Long Emily (Mrs.), lodging house. 35 Belvedere

Langley Frederick, grocer, I Brooklyn road, Larkhall Long Emma (Miss), ladies' boarding school, 2 Duke street

Lanham John, tailor, 7A, Green street & 7 Philip street Long <!eorge, house decorator, 30 Belvedere

· Lanham Maria (Miss), dress ma. I Prospect bldgs. Wells rd Long James, fruiterer, 9 Lansdown road

· Lanham Thomas, lodging house, I2 Great Stanhope street Long J ames, lodging house, 9 Duke street

Lanham Thomas John, gasfitter, 4 Pierrepont place Long Waiter, tailor, 3 Hampton row, Bathwick

Lanning Edwd. jobbing gardnr. 34 Claverton st. Widcombe Long William, hair dresser, I4 Walcot street

Lansdown Cemetery (David Hill Shepherd, clerk to the Long William James,mason &builder, 7 St. Matthew's place,

burial board; Waiter Butler, sexton), Lausdown road Pulteney road

Lansdown Grove Private Hotel Co. Limited (R. C. Wall, LoramKatheline &Jennie(Misses),dress mas.6Widcombe par

sec.), Lansdown road Loram Thomas, china dealer, 6 Widcombe parade

Lansdown Mary Ann (Mrs.), draper, 3I Westgate street LordJohn & Thomas Robert, tailors, 38 Milsomstreet

.La.nsdown Thomas, glass & china dealer, 46 Southgate street Loretz & Co. importers of swiss &german carvings, 6 Bridge

LansdowneFlorence(Miss),kindergarten schl. I4Henrietta st street & 21 &22 Corridor

Laosley James, lodging house, 53 New King street Loud Maria (Miss), lodging house, 47 Great Pulteney street

Large Francis, boat builder, x2 Sydney wharf Love Ann Maria (Mrs.), lodging house, x Great Pulteney st

Laver Thomas, carpenter, x4 Angel terrace, Wells road; Love Edwin, quarry master & bath stone merchant, Oolite

& saw mills, Lower Bristol road house, Odd down, Wells road. See advertisement

Lavis Annie (Mrs.), dairy, I5 Kingsmead street Love George, shopkeeper, Calton road

Lavis George, lodging house, 4 Green park Love Joseph, shopkeeper, 8 Lyncombe terrace, Lyncombe hl

Lavis William Hy. lodging ho. 5 Albion ter. Upper Bristol rd Love Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Cumberland row,

Lawday William, plumber & gasfitter, 6 Lansdown road New King street

Lawes John Frederick. news agent, 5 Sussex pl. Widcombe Loveder Frederick, dairyman, 35A, Bathwick street

Lawes Thomas, greengrocer, 9 Widcombe parade Lovegrove Louisa. (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 Marlborough st

Lawley Samuel, railway inspector, x3 Westmoreland ter- Lovell Charles Robert, furniture dealer, 2 Widcombe par

race, Lower Bristol rQad Lovell George Wood, fancy draper, 2 Milsom street
~ Lawrence George, saddler, 17 Prospect buildings, Wells rd Lovett Richard Miles, Beef Steak tavern, 7 New Market row

~Lawrence Joseph Henry Harris, surgeon, I Lyn Wid villas, Lowe Edward, lodging house, I Kingston square

St. Mark's place Lowe Thomas Pagan, surgeon, 2 Belmont

. Lawrence Thomas, saddler, 6 Broad street Loxton Henry John, fancy draper, 2 Saville row

Lazenby George, commercial traveller, 11 Sydney buildings Lucas Emily (Mrs.), New inn, Snow hill, Walcot

.:Leader William, commercial traveller, 8 Prior Park buildings Lucas Mary Ann (Mrs.), cabinet maker, 4 Ladymead

Leaker Henry, Angel hotel, 38 Westgate street Luckman Rev. William James Grant M.A. boarding school,

Lean Arthur Stuckey, manager of Stuckey's Bank, 39 &40 9 Johnstone street

Milsom street; res. Winsley, near Bradford-on-Avon Ludlow Caroline (Miss), milliner, see Barratt & Ludlow

Lee Charles & Sons, ironmongers, I2 Stall street Lush Jane (Miss), laundress, 6 Summerlay's pl. Pulteney rd

Lee Arlhur, photographer, 4 Cleveland terrace, Walcot Lusty Thomas, greengrocer, 9 Dover street

Lee Helene Florence (Mrs.), stationer & news agt. 7 Green st Lnton Edward, beer retailer, Ambury

Lee John James, cardboard box maker, I5 Trim street Lydeard Carolina Ann (Miss), lodging house, 3 Alfred street

Legg Edward, beer retailer, 6.St. James's street Lydyard Hannah (Mrs.), market gardener, I36 New market

Lempriere Rudolph George, commercial traveller, Beecham Lye Henry, carpenter, Holloway

Cliff cottage, Holloway Lying-in Charity, ladies' committee room, 5 Harley street

Leon Adolphe, surgeon-dentist, 4 Union street Lyncombe & Widcombe & St. James's Burial Board Offices

Levesley James & Co. tailors, 11 Southgate street (James Collins, clerk & registrar), 3 Abbey churchyard;

Lewis William & Sons, printers, stationers, proprietors & cemetery (Joseph Flagg, superintendent), Lower Bristol rd

publishers of the "Bath Herald" & the Post Office Bath Lystor Alice (Mrs.), lodging house, I5 Paragon

Directory, I2 Northgate; also publishers of the "North Maber James Edwin, lodging house, IO Kingsmead terrace

Wilts Guardian," High street, Chippenham. See advert McCarnenJames, fishmonger, I Bellevue bldgs. Lansdown rd

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHI RE. B.4TH. 101

McCarthy Charles, county court officer, I3 Southcot place, Masters Henry James, chemist, 12 .Argyle street

Lvncombe bill Masters Jane (Mrs.), dairy, II Green street

McC.arthy Henry William, solicitor & commissioner, 20 New Masters Mary Ann (Mrs.), umbrella maker, ·.I Cleveland

Bond street ; & at I<'rome terraee, "\\'alcot

:McCelland Victor, fancy repository, n Broad street Maton Wm. Crisp, cook & confectioner, 20, 2I & 22 Cheap st

McCoombe Charles Sydney, rag & metal dealer, 27 Corn st Matthew Mary Ann (Mrs.), marine store dlr. 3 Kingsmead sq

l\IcCoombe William, Crystal Palace P.H. IO & II Abbey green Matthews Albert, butcher, I2 Kingsmead street & 3I & 32

MacDermot Edward Deane H.A., H.D. physician, 8 Circus New market ; res. 8 Kingston road

Macfarlane John Henry, organist St. James's church & Matthews George, stone mason, 22 Eastbourne

music warehouse, 4 Bridge street Matthews James, chimney sweeper, 2 Parsonage lane

Mack Thomas, wheelchairman, 7 Lampard's bldgs. Julian rd Matthews John, baker, Charles street .

Mackechnie John Hamilton )f.D. physician, IS Catherine pl Mattingly 1\Iaria (Mrs.), dress maker, 5 New Bond street

Mackey James, cowkeeper, Northfield dairy, Lansdown road Maule & Robertson, solicitors, 7 Northumberland buildingS

McTavish Alexandrina Martha (Miss),dress ma.6 NewBond st Maule Montagu St.John B.A.,s.c.L. (firm,Maule& Robertson),

McWatters David, bookseller & stationer, I Saville row soli<."itor & corn. for oaths, 7 Northumberland buildings

Mager Frederick, boot & shoe maker, u Quiet street Maw C. (Miss), ladies' school, Lime Bank coL Wells road

Maggs Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, n Corn street Maxfield Mary Elizh. (Miss), berlin wool rep. I2A,Old Bond st

Maggs Charles, greengrocer, 1 Paradise row, Holloway May Caroline (Mrs.), lodging house, 1 Kingsmead terrace

Maggs Charles, market gardener, Tyne view, Bloomfield rd May Jane (Miss), laundress, 5 Eldon place, Larkhall

Maggs George, chimney sweeper, 3 Do\•er street May John (Mrs.), ladies' outfitting warehouse, 4 Corridor

Maggs James Charles, artist, 1 Paragon May John B. watch maker, 22 Orange grove

Maggs Julia (Miss), dress maker, 1 Church street May Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, I Morford street

Maggs Louise (Miss), school, see Wiltshire & Maggs May Mary Sarah (Mrs.), corn dealer, .I Morford street & 4

Maggs Mark, boot & shoe warehouse, 25A, Stall street Rivers Street place, Julian road

Maggs Naomi (Mrs.), dress maker, Greenfield pl. Dolemeads Mays John, pork butcher, 22~ Broa.d street

Maggs Samuel Palmer, plumber, 9 Lower Borough walls Mead John, shopkeeper, 7 Pulteney place, Dolemeads

Maggs Walter; bookbinder. St. Andrew's terrace Mead Ezekiel, dairy, 9 New Market row

Mahony Daniel, stone mason, Belle vue, Richmond place Meddick William George, shopkeeper, 6 Corn street

Maidmant Wm. Henry, painter, 12 Prospect bldgs. Wells rd Medrington Marcus, hair dre3ser, 44 Milsom street

Mallett & Son, jewellers, gold & silversmiths & wat.ch makers M8ehan Bartholomew & J ohnFrancis,secondhand booksellers,

& dealers in antique plate, jewels & works of art, 36 32 Gay street

Milsom street Meister Frederick, upholsterer, 7 Lyncombe place

Manchester James, lodging house, 26 St. James's square Melluish William, working jeweller, 2 John street, Queensq

Manu Richard, builder & stone merchant, 5 Charlotte street Melville Louisa (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 South parade

Manning Kate & Ellen (Misses), dress makers, 4 Walcot ter Membery George, Castle tavern, Villa fields, Bathwick

Manning Albert Thomas, Bee Hive P.H. 3 Belvedere Mernbery Job, market gardener, Villa fields, .Bathwick

Mannings John, clerk to the guardians of Bath union & rural :\'Iembery Sydney, grocer, 28 Bathwick street

sanitary authority, & supt. registrar, 3 North pard.de :\'lembery Sydney, tobacconi11t, 17 Pulteney bridge

Manus Mary (Mrs.), coffee rooms, I2 Bridge pl. Holloway Membrey John George, .Star inn, 23 Vineyards

Mansfield Edwin, plasterer, 11 Somerset street Mendum Henry, carver & gilder, I7 Westgate buildings

Mansfield John ·watson, Queen inn, St. Michael's place, & Mercantile Co. (George Curtis, manager), tailors, 19 Stall st

potato merchant & greengrocer, 13 Westgate street & 66 Mercer & J:t'uzzard, lodging house, 1 Brock street

to 71 New market Mercer Charles, coffee house, 2 Kingsmead street

Manvers Hall, l\Iam·ers place Mercer Edward John Bush, builder, 32 Morford street

Mapson William, butcher, 5 Claverton buildings, Widcombe Merchant Ambrose, tinplate worker, 8 Widcombe parade

Mapson William Toper, farmer, Prior Park farm Merchant Francis, beer retailer & shopkeeper, Calton road

March David, lodging house, 70 Henrietta street Merchant George Richard, dairy, 26 Broad street

March James, stone mason, Vale View cott. Claremont road Merchant William, painter, I Prior Park road

March William Henry, tailor, 19 Guinea lane Merrikin John Bilby, pharmaceutical chemist, 25 Milsom st

Marchant Eliza (Mrs.), Circus Brewery P.H. Circus mews M1dland Railway Receiving Office (Henry Grundy, agent),

Marchant I<'rancis John, Old Green 'free P.H. I2 Green street 24 New Bond street
Marchant 'Frank, lodging house, so, 51 & 72 Gt. Pulteney st Mildom Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Bellevue buildings,

Marchant Thomas George, provision dealer, 21 Walcot bldgs Lansdown road .

Mariner, West & Tylce, metal workers, I9 Monmouth place Miles Arthur Fredk. grocer, 3 Claremont terrace, Camden rd

Markey Joseph, The Retreat P.H. Primrose hill Milford John, trunk maker, 7 Union passage

Marks James, carpenter, Entry Hill cottage, Entry hill Mill Catherine (Miss), milliner, see Smith & Mills

Marriage Ernest., engineer & millwright, engineering work Millard Edward & Wm. Alfred, cabinet makers, II Henry st

of all kinds undertaken & e,;timates given, Broad Quay Millard Agnes (Mrs.), lodging house, 28 Circus

iron works Millard Edward, beer retailer, 8 New Westgate buildings

Marsden Jane (Mrs.), dining rooms, 25 Kingsmead street Millard Edwin, chair maker, 3 Albion place, Upper .Bristol rd

Marsh Hemmington, accountant, 9 Lyncombe place Millard Mary Ann (Miss), lodging houses, IO & IoA, Great

Marsh John Hoskins, dispensing chemist, see l:;teele& Marsh Pulteney street

Marsh Thomas Edwd. Milles, civil engineer; office, 8 Walcot Millard Robert Frederick, tailor, 2 Paradise place, Wells road

terrace; res. 34 Gros\·enor place, London rol.d Millard William, umbrella maker, 3 New Westgate buildings

Marshall, Banks & Son, dyers, 4 Union street & Broad quay Miller Arthur, beer retailer, 26 Walcot street

Marshall Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Lansdown place east Miller Ernst. Wm. insur. inspector, 4 Stanley viis. Camden rd

Marshall Henry, chimney sweeper, 3 Paradise row, Holloway Mills Albert Edward, greengrocer, 4 Sussex pi. Widcombe

Marsham Art.hur, butcher, 54 New market Mills Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 7 St. Mark's place

Marshman John, pork butcher, 85 New market Mills Frank, lodgi~ house, 8 Laura place

Martin & Son, cabinet makers, 4 Railway place Mills Frederick Charles, photographer, I 1 Westgate street

Martin Alfred, painter, 12 Gordon road, Widcombe Mills Henry, lodging house, 1 Lower Camden pl. Camden rd

Martin Frederick, tailor, I Lisbon terrace, ·wells road Mills Henry, wardrobe dealer, 8 Monmouth street

Martin Frederick Henry, tobacconist, 14 London street Mills Humphrey, Horse & Jockey P.H. 2 Beau .street

Martin Henry, farmer, Smallcombe farm, Bathwick Mills William J:t'letcher, grocer, 28 Stall street

Martin Henry, horse dealer, I Trim street Mills William Thomas, greengrocer, 34 Westgate street

Martin John, baker, 5 Newark street MilnerAgnes(Miss),supt.of St.Michael's orphng.2Bathwick st

Martin Richard, market gardener, Sydney Buildings Ci)ttage MILSOM &. SON, pianoforte, american organ & harmonium

Martin Richard Jas. fishmonger & poulterer, I28 New market saloons & music warehouses, IS Milsom street

Martin Robert W. cheese factor, Down house, Albion build- Milsom George, tobacconist, 33 Morford street

ings, Upper Bristol road Milsom Thos. Hy. funeral furnisher, I Lower Borough walls

Martin Theophilus, cattle dlr. 4 Prior Park gdns. PriorPark rd Milsom Wm. insur. agt. 5 Westmoreland ter.Low.Bristol rd

Martin William Henry, tailor, 16 Alexandra road Milton Harriett, Emma & Sarah (Misses),ldng. ho. I2 Circus

Maslen Charles, boot maker, Sydney wharf Milton Harriet (Mrs.), fancy draper, 3 Mile end

Maslen Emily (Miss), preparatory school, 2 Prospect build- Milton Matilda Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 6 Piccadilly

ings, \Vells road Minchin George, nurseryman, Portland road

Maslen J ames, baker, Io St. George's place, Upper Bristol rd Minnis Flora Anne (Miss), ladies' school, 1 Church street

Maslen \Villiam, baker, & post office, 8 Balustrade :\Iitchell Alfred, consulting engineer, llunicipal offices, High

Masonic Hall, Manvers place street ; res. I I Belgrave terrace

l\Iassingham Henry George, ladies', gentlemen's & children's Mitchell Arthur Chas. butcher, 35 Claverton st. Widcombe

fashionable boot & shoe warehouse. & electrical engineer, Mitchell John, beer retailer, 20 ClaverLon bldngs. Widcombe

18 High street & r Corridor ~Iitchell Joseph William, baker, 6 New Bond Street place &

Masters Elizabeth (:Vliss ), milliner, 9 Green street I2 Upper Borough walls

102 BATH. .SOlVlERSETSHIRE. [KELLY•S

Mitchell Sl.Geo.builder, 9 Newark st. &Calton vil.Calton rd Naybours Rd. Waiter, music wareho. 10 Abbey churchyard

Mitchell William, lodging house, IO Oxford row Neal Robert, plumber, 30 Southgate street

1Moger F. H. & R. A. solicitors, 3 Wood street Neate Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, I Bladud buildings

Moger George & Sons, bankers, Bath City bank1 7 Union Needes Thomas, baker, 14 Cornwell bmldings
· ·street ; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London E c
Neems Gertrude (Miss), dairy, 7 Widcombe parade

Moger Francis Horace (firm, Jt'. H. & R. A. Moger), solicitor Neil Edward, Bunch of Grapes P.H. 23 Morford street
&cl~rk to the urban sanitary authority, 3 Wood street! Neil Mary Ann (Mrs.), Fountain inn, 4 & 5 Avon street

Moger Robert Alfred (firm, F. H. & R. A. Moger), solicitor Nethercot Amelia Lawson (Mrs.), lodging bouse,I7 Paragon

& clerk to St. Michael's burial board, 3 Wood street Nethey Albert James, Three Crowns P.H. 15 London street

Moger Thomas, carpenter, 17 Old Orchard street New Kingswood School for the Sons of Wesleyan Ministers

Monk William & Co. bath chair manufacturers, 4 Broad st (Rev. George Bowden, governor & chaplain; W. P. Work-

Monk James, fly proprietor, Henry street & 3 Manvers pl man M.A. head master), Lansdown

Morimouth Street Society for Relieving Sick Poor (Richard New Royal Baths (Paul George Johnston, general manager),

• Watson, collector; Jn. Owen Hill, clerk),2oMonmouth st adjoining Grand Pump Room hotel, Stall street

Montagu Henry Grahame, inspector of nuisances,Municipal Newbury Thomas, upholsterer, 33 New King street

offices, High street ; res. 3 Victoria place, Larkhall Newman Wm. & Son, poulterers, 4 Balustrade, London road

Moody Frederick & Co. bill posters, I Somerset street Newman Charles, hatter&; hosier, 3 The Corridor

Moody Henry, jeweller, see Payne & Co Newman Clara (Miss), lodging house, 7 Catherine place

Moon Aaron, grocer, I I Fountain buildings & 2 Gloucester st Newman Elizabeth(Mrs.), butcher, 27 Westgate street

Moon Charles, lodging house, 24 Charles &treet Newman Elizh.(Mrs. ),laundress, Up. Entry Hill hO'.Entry hill

Moon Mary (Miss), lodging house, 7 Gay street Newman Ernest James, lodging house, 24 St. James's sq

Moore·Henry, agent for Sutton & Co. carriers, 7 Bath street Newman Frederick George, butcher, 2 Market row .

.Moore Rd. Harwood, high bailiff of county court, 9A, York st Newman James, fishmonger&; poulterer, 104 New market

~oore Uriah, ironmonger, 4 Kingsmead street Newman Olinthus, hardware dealer, 20 Stall street

Moore William, coach builder, Montpelier & St. Paul's place Newman Robert, dairy, 4 Green street

Moore· William, plumber, Midsummer bldngs. Fairfield pk Newman Sarah Ann (Miss), dress maker, 16 Charlotte street

Moorman Henry, carpenter, East view, Entry hill Newman Thomas, woollen draper, see Harris, Newman &; Co

Morgan Samuel & Son, gas meter & gas apparatus manufrs. Newman William, farrier & smith, Grove Street mews

gasfitters, repairs &c. Westhall, Upper Bristol road Newnham John, hair dresser, 2 Rivers Street pi. Julian rd

Morgan & Son, saw mills, Milk street Newport Alfred Richard, lodging house, I Northampton st

Morgan Harriet (Miss), milliner & dress ma. 39 Ballance st Newport Wm. tobacconist, 3 Claverton buildgs. Widcombe

Morgan Thomas, lodging house, 4I Gay street Nicholls Emma (Mrs.), dress ma.Io Burlington pl.Julian rd

,Morgan William, shopkeeper, 39 Ballance street Nicholls Thomas, temperance hotel, I3 Manvers street

Morley John, beer retailer, 4 Trim street Nicholls William, lodging house, 58 Great Pulteney street

Morris & Son, carpenters &; builders, Kingston road Nickleson Louisa (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 Rivers street

Morris Alfred, beer retailer, 27 Eldon plal-e, Larkhall Nickless Elijah, rope &; twine maker, 37 Westall buildings,

Morris Charles William, carpenter, 9 Prior Park road Upper Bristol road

Morris Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, 28 Rivers street Noad John, meat salesman, 43New market

Morris Ellen (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Russell street Noad J onathan, meat salesman, 41 New market

Morris Francis, shopkeeper, 6 Myrtle place, London road Noad Joseph, baker&; beer retailer, Odd down, Wells road

.Morris Frederick, upholsterer, 22 Milsom street Noad Thomas, meat salesman, 40 New market

Morris George, builder, 9 Manvers street Noble&; Chivers, goldsmiths, 2 New Bond Street buildings

Morris George, builder, Weymouth street, Walcot Noble Albert Richard, clerk of police, Central Police

Morris George, Lamb P.H. 26 Stall street station, 8 Orange grove

Morris James, fly proprietor, 5 Wells terrace, Holloway Noble Edwin, lodging house, 5 Circus

Morris Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Manvers street Noble Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 Russell street

Morris Thomas, builder, Grove street Noke Ed ward, hosier &; outfitter, 20 Old Bond street

Morrish Henry, wine & spirit merchant, 9 Argyle street Norman George, surgeon, 12 Brock street

MoiTish John Samuel, lodging house, 75 Great Pulteney st Normsn Sophia (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Lisbon ter. Wellsr

.Morriso,n Charles, mason, 7 Springfield place, Holloway Norris Fredk. & Albert, cabinet makers, Upper Bristol road

Mortimer Henry, auctioneer, 20 Monmouth place Norris & Son, bakers, 10 Walcot buildings

Mortimer Mary Ann (Mrs.), Park tavern, Westhall place Norris George, shoe maker, 15 Richmond place

Mortimer William Henry, White Lion P.H. I Lambridge Norris Mary (Mrs.),dress maker, 8 New Bond Street place

. buildings, St. Saviour's road North Parade Bridge (Fredk. Grey, toll collector), North par

Moscardi Lucio Donato, professor of languages, I Lansdown North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry (Earl of Cork & Orrery

terrace, Lansdown road K.P. lieut.-col. commandant; Capt. R. G. W. Cbaloney,

Motley 'rhos. architect, Willow cot. back of Widcombe cres adjutant) (B troop) (Maj. S. E. Butler; Sergt.-Major

Mott Lucy (Mrs.), news agent, 3 Abingdon bldgs. Julian rd Fredk. Holwell, drill instructor),Albion pl.UpperBristol rd

MOULD BROS. builders & general house decorators; North George, fruiterer, 24 Vineyards

works, Westmoreland, Oldfield park & IO Barton street Nott Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 2 Paragon

Mould Geo. carpenter &; builder, 4 Queen's pl. Pulteney rd Nott William, shoe maker, 51 Richmond place

Mould Wm. jobbing gardener, Springfield cot. Lansdown rd Nourry Henrietta (Madam), teacher of french, 38 Rivers st

Mould William Henry, nurseryman, Primrose hill Nowell Isaac John, leather dealer,,I Lower Borough walls

Mould William John, florist, Henrietta park Nowell William, plumber, 10 Berkeley st. & 7i Guinea lane

Moutrie Charles Linom, auctioneer, 9 & 10 Old Bond street Nudds George, lodging house, 6 Stanley road

Moxham Samuel, blacksmith, Odd down, Wells road Oakley Catherine (Mrs.), lodging house, 18 Charlotte street

Moxham William, tinplate worker, 2 Holloway Oaten William, lodging house, 4 Burlington street

Moxon Ann (Mrs.), bottle dealer, I2 Cross lane Odd Fellows' Friendly Society (H. Wall, sec.), Odd Fellows'

Moyard Emma (Miss), lodging house, I7 Henrietta street hall, Westgate buildings

Mullett Francis, carpenter, 23 Alexandra road O'Gallgher James, Manege Horse P.H. 2 Jnlian road

Mullett John, carpenter, I7 Calton road Ogbnrn Edwd. Full Moon P.H. 13 &; 14 Upper Borough walls

Mullin Joseph, lodging house, 6 Green park Olding Edwd.Chas. gardener,Church la.Church st. Widcmbe

Mullins John, baker, 5 Margaret's buildings Oliver Charles Bryant, architect, Alfred street

Monday Alice (Mrs.), lodging house, 74 Great Pulteney st Oliver Charles Wellington, lessee assembly rooms, Alfred st

Munday Luther, academy, I Northumberland buildings Oliver Ethel (Miss), dress maker, I Prince's buildings

Mundy, Brewer & Mundy, stock & share brokers, 16 Milsom st Oliver George, boot & shoe warehouse, 24 High street & 9

Mundy Edward & William, ironmongers, 8 Stall street Westgate street

Mundy Lewis Chas.stock brokr.see Mundy,Brewer &; Mundy Oliver Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 6 Johnstone street

Murlis Joseph William, fancy draper, 7 Old Bond street Ollis Charles, butcher, 25 New market

Musgrave&Lickfold,milliners&fancy draprs. I 1Pulteney brdg Ollis Eliza (Miss), lodging house, 27 St. James's square

.Musgrave Frank Leonard, shoe maker, Tyning lane Ollis Henry, Chatham House P.H. 32 Cornwell buildings

Naile William, lamp & oil dealer, 29 Morford street O'Neill John,marine store dlr.7Mount Pleasant,Lansdown rd

Naile William, lodging house, 8 Lansdown road Oram John, saddler, 32. Southgate street

NashHenry Gardiner (firm, Little (C. E.)&; Nash),solicitor Oram Tom, fly proprietor, Bartlett st. & 6 St. Andrew's ter

&; sec. Victoria Bridge Co. Limited, I Queen square Orchard &; Hayward, blind &c. makers, 9 Fountain buildings

Nash James, bookseller & news agent, 22 Union passage & Cleveland cottage, London road

Nash Job, haulier, 2 Ivy cottage, Grove street Orchard Frederick, house decorator, 4 Margaret's b1. Walcot

Nation Harriet (Miss), laundress, Winifred's lane, Sion hill Orchard George F. tailor, 9A, Margaret's buildings

National Provincial Bank of England Limited (branch) Orchard Thomas, wheelwright, Milk street

(Arthur Williams, manager; hours Io to 3; thursdays, Ormond Thos. Geo.linen draper,6Calverton bldgs.Widcombe

10 to I), York buildings ; draw on head office, London E c Orphan Apprentice Home (Miss Ann Singer, matron), Up-

Naumann Ernst Julian, lodging house, 8 Ainslie's Belvedere land cottage, North road, Bathwick

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Orphan Homes nn the Family System ;. girls, 2 & -6 Macau- Peacock Edward George, fishmonger, poulterer, dealer in

lay buildings, Widcombe hill (Miss Henrietta J, J udell, ve~ison & game & ice merchant, 14 Union street

resident manageres') ; boys, Claverton Down (Mr, & Mrs. ~eake George Frederick, lodging house, 9 Great Pulteney st

Charles Mould, resident managers); & Cottage Convales- Pearce Louisa & Annie (Misses), ladies' outfitters, 2 Wood st

cent home, Comhe Dowq Pearce & Silby, general engravers, 14 Green street

Osborne Albert, builder, II Parsonage lane Pearce George, hair dresser, 4 'Upper Borough walls

Osborne Alfred, builder & lodging house, 4 New King street Pearce George Samuel, solicitor, I Broad street

Osborne Henry Thomas, Three Cups P.H. 30 Walcot street Pearce James, Manvers Arms P.H. IO Philip street

Osborne William, Seven Stars P.H, 2 & 3 Upper Borough Pearce Luuisa (Mrs.), beer retailer, Primrose hill

walls & King's Arms P.H. Monmouth place Pearce Samuel, carpenter, 9A, Guinea lane

{)sborne Wm. Emanuel, Golden Lion P.H. xo Southgate st Pearce Thomas Albert, Oxford Brewery inn, 7 Abingdon

Osmond Jane Alice (Miss), news agent, 15 Westgate street buildings, Julian road

{)smond Mary (Miss), lodging house, 9 St. James's square Pearce William Lewis, hosier, I4 & 15 Corridor

{)stler & Curtis, accountants, I4 Bladud buildings Pearcey Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 12 South parade

OtridgeAlfred,picture frame maker &c.9A, Up. Borough walls Pearse Frederick, !:lun inn, 9 Orange grove

Otridge John, carpenter, 30 Claverton street, Widcombe Pearson Benjamin, bookseller &; coal merchant, 14 Milsom st

{)verton James, toy & fancy warehouse, 6 & 8 Corridor Pearson Frederick, italian warehouseman, IO Argyle street

Owen Chas. Greyhound inn, I8 Claverton bldgs. Widcombe Peasley William Manning, draper, 2 Somerset pl. Wells rd

Owen James, furniture dealer, 3 Trim bridge, Trim street Penney Henry, New inn, 41 Southgate street

Owen Thomas, draper &c. see Evans & Owen Penny Edmund1 lodging house, I5 Kingsmead terrace

Owens Henry, wheelchairman, 10 Sydney wharf, Bathwick Perkins Agnes (Miss), confectioner, 19 Cornwell buildings

Oxenham John, tailor, 31 Stall street Perkins Charles, truss maker, 13 Trim street

Pabst Heinrich (Mrs.), stationer, 3 Wood street Perkins HenryAlleine K.D.,C.M.physician,Illawarra,Wells rd

Packer & Co. tobacconists, 17 Northgate street Perren Augustus Frederick, photographer, 37 Milsom st

Packer Mary (Mrs.), chimney S\Yeeper, 7 Broad Street place Perrett Maria (Miss), lodging house, 22 Brock street

Paddeu Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 21 Bennett street. Perrett William John, dairyman, 4 Bridge place, Holloway

Page Geo, Ralph, lodging house, 5 George's pl. Batbwick hl Perrin Edwin, keeper of Abbey cemetery, Lyncombe vale

Page Henry Robert, Prince Frederick P.H. 3 Beauford sq Perrin Ernest, smith & farrier, Sydney wharf

Page John, lodgmg house, 26 Gay street Perry & England, shoeing smith, 26 Crescent fields, Upper

Page Robert Henry, fly proprietor, Park Street mews Bristol road

Paget Joseph Lane, baker, corn & flour mer. 33 Westgate st Perry Alice Mary (Mrs.), dress & mantle ma. 3 George st

Paige Kate (Miss), teacher of music, 15 Damel street Perry Elizabeth (Mrs.), lGdging house, 12 Rivers street

Painter Chas. fishmonger, xo Westgate bldgs. & 34 Brock st Perry Samuel, coffee rooms, 31 St. James's parade

Painter George Thomas, coach painter, 25 Crescent fields, Perry Sarah (Mrs.), coal dealer, 3 Paradise row, Holloway

Upper Bristol road Petgrave Ezekiel Charles, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Paisey William, umbrella maker, 17 Philip street 4 Harington place, Queen square

Palmar Carolina (Miss), lodging house, 30 Rivers street Phelan Syobia (Miss), day school, x6 Argyle street

Palmer Edward, cabinet maker, 7 St. Michael's place Phelps James, shopkeeper, 24 Morrord street

Palmar Elizh. (Miss), berlin wool repository,I2 Pulteney bdg Phillip Rees, cabinet maker, II Angel terrace, Wells road

Palmer Frederick William, tailor, 44 Walcot street PhillipsAnn( Mrs.),beer retailer, Albion bldgs. ('pperBristol rd

Palmer Henry, furniture dealer, 15 Walcot street Phillips Charles William, lodging house, 41 Great Pulteney st

Palmer Henry, pianoforte tuner, 6 Philip street Phillips James, Red Lion P.H. 27 Kingsmead street

Palmer James William, hatter & outfitter, 22 Westgate st Phillips James, St. James's vaults, xo St. James's street

Palmer Jane (Miss), lodging house, 10 Kensington Phillips John, jobbing gardener, I3 Richmond place

.Palmer John Alfred, lodging house, I3 Beaufort bldgs. west Phillips Joseph, photographer, 35 Kingsmead street

Palmer Joseph, dealer in antiques, 36 Walcot street Phillips Joseph, shopkeeper, 2 Avon street

Palmer Selina (Miss), lodging house, I6 Portland place Phillips Joseph Edmund, ironmonger, 22 Charles street

Palmer Thomas, brush manufacturer, IO Union passage Phillips Kate (Mrs.), milliner, 2 Charles street •

Palmer William Hen. engraver & printer, 21 Union passage Phillips Robert, beer retailer, 70 Avon street

Parfitt Mary (Miss), coal & wood dealer, 37 James street Phillips Samuel, dairyman, 22 Prospect place, Camden road
Parfitt Willlam, beer retailer, I New Westgate buildings Phillips Thomas, Beaufort Arms P.H. 8 Prince's street

Parham William, horticultural builder, Oldfield park fhillips Thomas, locksmith & gasfitter, 4 New Westgate bldgs

Parish Emma (Miss), lodging house, 4 Edward street Phillips William, fly proprietor, 27 & 28A, Charles street
Parker Albert, commercial traveller, 2.; James street Phillips William, Freemasons' tavern, 6 Abbey green
Parker Alfred, lodging house, 5 Edward street
Parker James, blacksmith, Combe down, Entry hill Phillips William Alien, ironmonger, 37 Milsom street
Parker Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 33 Brock street
Parker John, market gardener, Gray's hill, Walcot Phillips ·william Henry, hair dresser, u, Union passage
Parker John, shoe maker, 10 Dover terrace, London road
Parker Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 15 Johnstone street Phillis James, coach builder, CatLle Market yard, Walcot st
Parker William, pork butcher, 28 Kingsmead street
Parker William, surgeon, u Southcot place, Lyncombe bill Phillput Ellen (Miss), children's outfitter, Si Bartlett street
Parkhome & Co. oriental warehouse, 27 Milsom street
Parsloe Chas. Hy. lodging house, Somerset house, Sion hill Phippen William, accountant, 12 New Bond street
Parsloe Edwd. William Alexander, grocer, Ivy ho. Sion hill
Parsloe Elizh. 1\Iary (Miss), lodging ho. I Lansdown pl. east Pickering George & Francis, new & secondhand booksellers,
Parsons Benjamin, shoe maker, 34 Bathwick street stationers & bookbinders, 3 Bridge st. See advertisement
Parsons Charlotte Fanny (Mrs.), day school, 25 Park street
Parsons Francis (Mrs.), lodging house,2 Ainslie's Belvedere Pickering Mary (Mrs.) & Pinson Elizabeth (Miss), fancy
Parsons George, Blathwayt Arms P.H. Lansdown
Partington John James, chemist, 2 Beaufort buildings west repository, 3 York place, London road
Parton Sydney Saml. beer retlr. I Hampton row, Bathwick
Pickett Richard, jobbing gardener, St. Winifred s Well
cottage, Sion bill

Pickford & Co. carriers (Henry Bird, agent), New street

Pieroni Stephano, modeller, 11 Parsonage lane
Pike Henry, tobacconist, 2 Balustrade, London road

Pike William, carpenter, 3 Henrietta villas
Pillinger Edward, lodging house, 20 Brock street

Pinch & Co. chemists, 5 Cheap street & I Westmoreland
mart, Lower Bristol road

Patmore Henry, dairyman, 6 :Fountain buildings Pinch Edwin Felix:, stationer & engraver, r Milsom street

Patton Stephen Henry, confectioner, 7 George street Pinch Frederick, accountant, 17 Edward street

Pavitt Laura & Louisa (Misses), dairy, 5 New Bond street Pinker Thomas Joseph, piano maker, see Duck, Son & Pinker

Pavitt Samuel James, nurseryman & florist, Shamcastle Pinnell Anne {Miss), lodging house, 12 Queen square

lane, near Sydney gardens, B:i.thwick Pinnell James, gasfitter, 13 Claverton buildings, Widcombe

Payne & l''uller, solicitors, 5 Old King street Pitmau Ed ward, lodging house, 21 Circus

Payne & Co. goldsmiths & jewellers (to the Queen & the Pitman Felix, greengrocer, 5 Abbey green

Royal Family), 21 Old Bond street Pitt Edwin, coffee room, Westgate place

Payne George, dairyman, 1 Claremont terrace, Camden rd Platt Elizabeth (Mrs.), Old Farm House P.H. xLansdown road

Payne Henry, Black Horse P.H. 9 Kingsmead square Player Octavius Robert, Western Counties' Bakeries & Milling

Payne James, boot maker, 4 Northgate street Co. Lim. & post office, 5 Cleveland terrace, Walcot

Payne Joseph, hair dresser, 32 Monmouth street Pleace Gertrude Ann (Miss), lodging house, 41 Rivers street

Payne Sidney, grocer, 6 \\'estmoreland mart, Low.Bristol rd Plowman Thomas Forder, secretary to the Bath & West of

Payne Wm. Tyte, landscape gardener & florist, Widcombe hl England & Southern Counties Society, 5 Terrace walk

Payton Elizh. (.Mrs.), wine & spirit merchant, 25 Belvedere Plum George, cutler, 35 Milsom street

Peach Joseph, jun. coal merchants, G. W. Railway coal Plummer Arthur, greengrocer, I Westgate buildings

wharf, Oldfield pk. & xo Westmoreland ter. Low. Bristol rd Plyer Augustine George, lodging house, I4 Rivers street

Peach Wil1iam, grocer & wine merchant, The Exchange, Pocock Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 13 New Bond street

New Bond Street buildings & 2I Green street Pocock George Taylor, accountant, II Westgate buildings

Peacock James & Sons,.fish.mongers, Colonnade, Bennett st Pointing Jn. Edwd. hay &straw dealer,x3 & 14 St.George's pl

104 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLT"s

Pole Alex. Edward, barrister-at-law, Montrose, Weston park Puttock Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Kingsmead ter-

Police Station (central) (Lt.-Col. Reginald Thorsby Gwyn, Pyatt Geo. Henry, dairyman & coal merchant, Victoria park

chief constable; Albert Richard Noble, clerk & sergeant), Pyke John, linen draper, I & 2 Cleveland place east, Walcgt

8 Orange grove Pyne James Kendrick, teacher of music, 5 Alfred street

Pollard Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 Northampton street Quaife Thomas Samuel, watch jobber, 24 Union street '

Pollard William, jun. florist, Richmond hill Radstock Collieries (the trustees of), Midland coal wharl',

Pollett Alfred, fly proprietor,29 Bathwick street&Circus mews Lower Bristol road

Pond Wi1liam, carver & gilder, 13 Morford street Radway Chas. Wm. lessee of Grand Pump Room hotel,Stall st

Ponsford John, beer retailer, 2 Miles buildings, George street Rainey James Tuck, auctioneer, upholsterer & undertaker,

Ponter Charles, tailor, 19 New King street 20 & 2I Southgate street

Ponter John, auctioneer, 51 New King street Ralph John, accountant, r2 Vineyards

Pouter William, beer retailer, 3 New Bond Street place Ramsey Alfred Jas. haulier, 8 Claverton buildings,Widcombe

Poole Rebecca (Mrs.), laundress, Westhall place Randall Albert, working jeweller, 22 Vineyards

Poole Sarah Ann (Miss), lodging house, 32 St. J ames's square Randall Caroline (Mrs.), lodging house, 30 St.James's square

Pooley Mary Helen (Miss), school, 33 Sion hill Randall John, market gardener, Hill view, Richmond place

Pope Arthur Mason, livery stables, Circus mews Randall Thomas, wholesale confectionet, 3 Southgate street
Pope Caroline (Miss), lodging house, S Lyncombe terrace, & 3 & 4 Wine street, & mineral water maker, Back street.

Lyncombe hill Ransford Thomas Davis, surgeon, 6 Queen square

Popjoy William, boot maker, I Balustrade, London road Rawlings Edwin Charles, fruiterer, 3 Margaret's buildings.

Popplestone Brothers, tailors, I7 St. James's parade Rawlings James, Devonshire Arms P.H. Wells road

Porch Charles, butcher, I York place, London road Rawlings Mary (Miss), lodging house, 7 Rivers street

Potts &Co. chemists & druggists, 18 & I9 Northumberland pl Rawlins George, tailor, 3 Circus place

Pow John, tailor, 2 St. Michael's place Read Edward, grocer, 4 Lansdown road

Powell & Powell, auctioneers, valuers, house & estate Read Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Oxford row

agents, upholsterers & undertakers, 8 Union street ; & City Read John, beer retailer, Longacre

Auction mart, Quiet street (London Removal offices, Read Stepben,grocer, & post off. 4 George's pl. Bathwick hiU

Irongate ·wharf road, Paddington) Redmore John Sydney, lodging house, I7 Catherine place

Powell Daniel, coal dealer, Marfaret's hill, Walcot Reeves John, boarding house, 9 Gay street

Powell Henry, pork butcher, 3 New street Restarick Owen(Mrs.),registry office for servants,IO Cheap st.

Powney John, farmer, Chapel farm, Lansdown Reynolds Amelia & Lydia (Misses), dress mas. 23 Rivers st

Powney Thomas,builder, St.Saviour's terrace, St. Saviour's rd Reynolds & Son, coal merchants, I Julian rd. & Midland &.

Poynting Geo. Fredk. carpenter, 4 Hartley place, Belvedere Great Western Railway coal depots

Poynton William Henry, picture dealer, Manvers street Reynolds Clara (Mrs.), Railway hotel, 5 & 6 Railway place-

Pratley Waiter Raymond (from Lacy & Co. London), fish- Reynolds Fredk. Wm. Digby, pawnbroker, 36 Westgate st

monger, poulterer & game dealer, Wenham Lake ice, Reynolds Joseph George, Bell inn, Lower Bristol road

native & other kinds of oysters in season ; families waited Reynolds Theresa (Mrs.), lodging house, so New King street

on daily & supplied at the lowest market prices, 49 South- Reynolds Waiter Geo. beer retlr. II Claremont row,Tyning la

gate street Reynolds Wm. livery stables, Queen Sq. mews, Charlotte st

Pratt Geo.auctioneer & valuer, &sheriff's officer for Somerset Rhymes Thomas, shoe maker, 9 Berkeley street, Snow hill

& collector of poor's rates for Walcot, 21 New King street Rhymes William, greengrocer, 9 Dover ter. London road

Pratt Thomas, shoe maker, 4A, Walcot street Rice Thomas, tailor, II St. George's place, Upper Bristol rd

Pratt Walter, house decorator, 8 Bartlett street Rich Charles, plumber & sanitary engineer, 34 BelYedere

Preece Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Lilac house, Middle lane, R.'ch William, butcher, 20 St. James's parade

Dolemeads Rich William Thomas, seed merchant, 8 Fountain buildings--;

Prescott Helen (Mrs.), lodging house, 24 Belvedere all kinds of seeds, best quality & at lowest prices; cata-

Presley John, grocer, I6 Rivers street logue on application

Presley Mary (Miss), lodging house, I Russell street Richards Emily (Miss), day school, I9 .Bydenham terrace;.

Press David Tanner, confectioner, I9 & 28 Broad street Lower Bristol road

Preston Emma (Miss), toy dealer, I6 Kingsmead square Richards Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Frankley buildings

Preventive Home Voluntary Industrial School (Miss Emily Richards Emma Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 17 Monmouth st

Gray, matron), 3 Spencer's bellevue, Lansdown road Richardson Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Pierrepont place

Prewett Edwd. umbrella ma. ISGeorge st.&I3Pulteney bridge Richardson Geo. boot ma. 9 Mount Pleasant, Lansdown rd·

Price Ann (Mrs.), hair dresser. 2I Claverton street, "Widcmbe Ricketts George, tailor & woollen draper, Io High street

Price David, photographer &boat proprietor, 7 Northgate st Ricketts John, solicitor & solicitor to the Bath Liberal Pel'-

Price John, grindery dealer &tobacconist, 24A1 Stall street manent Mutual Benefit Building Society, 3 Paragon

Price Kate (Miss), fancy draper, 2 Canton place, Walcot Ricketts John, wheelwright, 5 Piccadilly, London road

Price Lewis, linen draper, 6 Stall street Ricketts John Arthur Wyndham, solicitor & secretary tO>

Price William, hair dresser, 39 Walcot street Bath Theatre Royal Co. Limited, 3 Paragon

Price William Henry, shopkpr. 22 Claverton street,Widcombe Rickwood Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, 18 Rivers street
Pride Henry, carpenter, 5 Crescent cottages, Bloomfield road Ridout George, wood turner, Seven Dials lane, Saw close

Pridham Albrt. Edwd. (Mrs.), berlin wool repos. 32 Milsom st Ridout Lydia (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Stanley road
Roach Helen (Miss), lodging house, 5 Burlington street
Priest Henry, teacher of music, I8 Edward street
Roadhouse William, draper, 22 Union st. & 4 & 5 Union pas
Priest Marianne (Mrs.), lodging house, 20 Circus

Primrose League, Bath Habitation (General B. Cracroft, Robbins Elizh. (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. 2 New Westgate bldgs

hon. sec.), 8 Broad street Robbins Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 Brock street

Prince Albert's Somersetshire Light Infantry Ist Volunteer Robbins Thomas, carpenter, II Upper Dover street, Walcot

Battalion (comprisingA, B, C, D, E, F, G & H companies) Roberts Hy. riding & job master,g St. James's st.& Julian rd

(Col. A. F. B.Wright,lieut-col. commanding; Major F. J. Roberts Jas. Hart, riding master, Montpelier & 34 Morford st.

Justice, adjutant; A eo. Capt. J. G. Wilton; B co. Roberts John, beer retailer, 5 St. John's pi. Low. Bristol rd

Capt. T. Ames ; E eo. Hon. Major Capt. H. A. Fry; F Roberts Samuel, greengrocer, I Caroline pl. Pulteney road

eo. Capt. T. E. Wilton; H co. Capt.J.Bush) ; head quarters, Robertson Arthur George Shaw, solicitor (firm, Maule &..

Lower Bristol road Robertson), 7 Northumberland buildings

Prior, Bowles & Co. auctioneers, valuers & accountants, Robins Charles William, lodging house, 40 New King street

collectors, house, estate, county court commission & Robinson Francis John, Pestalozzian school, 3 Henrietta st

private inquiry agents, 41 Broad street Robinson James, Christopher hotel, I2 High street

Prior Park S.S. Peter & Paul (Catholic) Colleges (The Right Robinson Leopold Holiday, dentist, 5 Quiet street

Rev. Edward Canon Williams D.D. president; The Very RochMaryJane (Miss),shpkpr.sBrougham pl.St.Saviour's- rd

Rev. James Canon Williams, vice-president), Prior park Rodway & Co. straw bonnet & millinery establishment, 15

PritchardAaron,greengrcr. &coal dealer, 9Ferry pI. Dolemeads Abbey churchyard & I4 Cheap street

Pritchard Hy.chimney sweeper,g Hampton view,Fairfield pk Rodway Hannah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, I2 New street

Pritchard Henry James, tailor, 7 Prior Park road Roeckel Edwd. prof. of music, Lansdown lodge, Lansdown rd

Proctor Frederick Albert, draper, IA, Railway street Rogers Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, IO Belmont

Provis Jacob, fly propr. I Hayes pl. Holloway & Oldfield rd Rogers David, Bathwick dairy, near Darlington place

Pryor Edward, painter, I6 James street & 29 Broad street ROGERS EDWARD SAMUEL, cemetery memorial stone

Puddy George, coal dealer, 22 Peter street works & builder, Pulteney road

Pugsley James, boot maker, 9 Charles street Rogers Frederick Evelyn M.A. boys' preparatory school,

Pugsley William, boot & shoe maker, I7 Walcot buildings Hamilton house, Lansdown

Pullar J. & t;ons, dyers, I Prince's buildings Rogers John Dent (Mrs.), grocer, 37 Southgate street

Pullen George, tailor, I3 Morford street Rogers Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, IO Park street

Pump Room, 1 Hetling court Rogers Selina (Mrs.), Highbury Erewery P.B. Tyning lane·

Purnell l<'redk. shopkeeper, 4 Oxford bldgs. Lower Bristol rd Rogers Wm. gardnr.&seedsman, 3Woodbinepl.Pulteney rd

· Purnell James, grocer, 4 Southey place, Cornwell buildings Rogerson John, tailor, IO Stanley roa1i

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Rolfe Matilda (Mrs.), teacher of dancing, 14 George street Saunders Jane (Mrs.), Coachmakers' Arms P.H. Snow hill,

Rooke & Coker, solicitors, 37 Gay street Walcot

Rooke Ernest Wallace, solicitor & commissioner of oaths, see Saunders John, lodging house, 5 Great Stanhope street

Rooke & Coker Savage Agnes & Ada (Misses), dress mas. 20 Orange grove

Room Jas. Hawkes, gasfitter, 5 Queen street & 47 Calton rd Savage John, shoe maker, 2 Queen street

Rose & Dickinson, watch makers & jewellers, 2 .Broad street Savage Marie (Miss), dress maker, 42 New King street

Rose George, shopkeeper, 6 St. David's place, Dolemeads Sawyer l<'ras. watch maker, 2I Claverton bldngs. Widcombe

Rosendale Fk. South Western Temperance hotel, Railwaypl Sawyers Charles, cab proprietor, 8 Paradise street

Rossiter Emanuel, lodging house, 7 Marlborough street Saxty Edward, dealer in antiquities, 6 Wood street

Rossiter Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Great Pulteney st Saxty William, Pulteney Arms P.H. 37 Daniel street

Rossiter Henry, Exeter inn, 15 Soutbgate street Sayee {.Betton) Vaughan & Co. stock &share brokers, :r2 Old

Rossiter William Silas, sign writer, 6 Thomas street, Walcot Bond street

Rouse Emma (Miss),corsetmaker,3 Prospect bldgs.Wellsrd Sayer Arthur, pawnbroker, 3 Cleveland place east, Walcot

Rouse Mary Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, I6 Edward st Scammell Thomas, lodging house, 28 Henrietta street

Routley Edwin, watch maker, x Bridge street Schickel John, teacher of music, 2 Hampton row, Bathwick

Rowe Albert, shopkeeper, 2 Hotbath street Schneegans Geo. W. piano tuner, 2 Camden ter. Camden rd

Rowe James, boot & shoe maker, 8 Bladud buildings Scott Albert, house decorator, 4 Seymour street

Rowe Thomas, shopkeeper, I3 Snow hill, Walcot Scott George, boot & shoe maker, 9 New st. & Hetling court

Rowland William, jobbing gardener & shopkeeper, I & 2 Scott James, boot & shoe maker, 1 St. James's street

Kensington cottages, London road Scott Richard James Herbert, surgeon, I3 Bladud buildings

Rowley Kate (Mrs.), lodging house, 27 Paragon Scott William, perambulator maker, 9 Broad street

Roworth William, watch maker, IO Pulteney bridge Scovell Emma (Miss), milliner, 19 Milsom street

Rowse James, ironmonger, 46 Walcot street Scriven Alfred, mason, I Paradise house, Wells road & Rail-

Rowse J ames, lodging- house, 7 South parade way arches, Lower Bristol road

Royal Mineral WaterHospital (H.Heruley M. D. A.B.Brabazon Scudamore Arthur Charles, gasfitter, 6 Green street

H.D. & J. K. Spender H.D. physicians; T. G. Stockwell, Scudemore Edwd. undertaker, 3 Rivers Street pi. Julian rd

R. Carter H.D. & I<'. K. Green, surgeons; Charles Thomas Scull J oseph & Cha.rles, bacon curers, IO Abingdon build-

Griffiths, resident medical officer; Frederick William ings, J ulian road

Dingle, registrar; Rev. T. Tyers H. A. chaplain ; Miss E. Sculthorpe Jas. picture restorer, carver & gilder, 14 Green st

Hellings, matron), Upper Borough walls Sculthorpe John Ebenezer, lodging house, 40 Grosveno-r

Royal Pr1vate & Swimming Baths, Hotbath street, Stall st place & 5 Hot.bath street

Royal School for the Daughters of Officers (Miss Julia Sculthorpe Mary Ann (Miss), dress ma. 4 Hanover st. Walco-i

Walker, lady principal), Lansdown road Sealy Charles, grocer, 4 Monmouth place

Royal Sydney Gardens (William Marsh, keeper) Seaman Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, I5 New King street

Royal Mary {Mrs.), dairy, I2 Bath street Seaman John Waldemar, builder, Milk street

Rubie John, wine & spirit merchant, 39 Soufhgate street; Seers Charles Henry, printer & publisher, 2 Argyle street

Saracen'sHead P.H. 42 Broad st.&Castle hotel,Northgate st SempleFras. piano dlr .& repair. I9 Alexandra rd. Lyncombe hl

Ruddick Charles, plumber, I2 Clavert.on buildings, Widcomb Sendall Waiter Henry, greengrocer, I5A, Monmouth place

Ruddick l<'rancis Albert, beer retailer, I2 Union passage Serle Jn. bath chair maker, 4 Prior Park cots. Prior Pk. rd

Ruddock Benjamin, grocer, 4 Southgate street Seward R. & Co. bill posters, I2 Somerset street

Ruddock Charles, lodging house, t6 Henrietta street Seymour William, builder, I Belgrave villas, Chilton road

Rudge John Arthur Roebuck, philosophical instrument Shackell Ellen (Miss), teacher of music, I Paragon

maker, I New Bond Street place Shackell Loveday (Mrs.), fruiterer, 7 Pulteney bridge

Rudman Henry, greengrocer, IO Margaret's buildings Shackell Mary (Mrs.), florist, Alfred street & 5 Broad st

Rugg George Peter, shoe maker, 46 New King street Shackell Richard,butcher,6 Margaret's buildings &dairyman,

Rumsey Melita Phrebe (Mrs.) & Eliza W. (Miss), stationers 20 Catherine place

& governess & serJVants' registry office, IS Margaret's bldgs Shackell Richard, dairy, 20 Catherine place

Russell John & Son, boot & shoe mas. 7 Abbey churchyard Sharland Richd. Peter, corn. agt. :r Hatfield bldgs. Widcombe

Russell Arthur, carpenter, n Henry street Sharman Isaac, farmer, Lyncombe farm, Lyncombe vale

Russell Edwin, fruiterer, :r9A, Southgate street ~barman Isaac Charles, market gardener, Greenway lane

Russell Samuel, wheelwright, Sydney wharf Sharman Isaac Porter, greengrcr. 42 Claverton st. Widcombe

Rutland James Freeman, Masons' Arms P.H. 26 Peter street Sharp Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Walcot street

Ryall Frederick, coach builder, Pulteney mews Sharp William, chimney sweeper, 37 Northampton street

Ryall Tom, coal dealer, I Myrtle place, London road Sharples William Luke, Bee Hive P.H. I Ladymead

Ryan Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 6 ISeymour street Sharpman Isaac, shopkeeper, 6 Avon cottages, Dolemeads

Sadler Edwin, beer retailer, I to 3 Ferry place, Dolemeads Sbaul Ja.mes, butcher, St. Saviour'::~ road

Sainsbury .Brothers, wine merchants, 3 Edgar buildings & Shaul Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, I4 Belvedere

brewers, Nelson place east Shee Annie Maria (Misses), lodging house, 54 New King i>"t

Sainsbury Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, I Paradise pi. Wells rd Sheedy John, wheelchairman, 2 Newark cottages, Philip st

St. Catherine'i.i Hospital, Bath street Shellard Fredk. & Co. accountants, estate, house & insurance

St. James' Memorial Hall, Lower Borough walls agents, I7 York street

St. John's Hospital or Blue Alms (Rev. William James Grant Shellard Hy.quarry master, Union quarry,Old down, Wells rd

Luckman M.A. master), Chapel court, Hotbath street Shellard James, stone mason, 3 Crescent cots. Bloomfield rd

St. Michael's Cemetery (R. A. Moger, clerk to the burial Shellard Thos. stone mason, 8 Crescent cots. Bloomfield rd

board; Wm.Roles,supt. ),nr. Locksbrook, Upper Bristol rd Shepherd David Hill, clerk of Walcot church & of Lansdown

St. Michael's Orphanage (Miss Agn~>-s Milner, lady superin- cemetery & assessor & collector of taxes, 3 Belgrave place,

tendent), 2 Bathwick street Camden road & I2 New Bond street

SS. Peter & Paul (Catholic) Colleges (The Right Rev.Edward Shepherd James Lee, Gloucester House P.H. Io Charles st

Canon Williams n.n. president; The Very Rev. James Shepherd Thos.actuary of Bath Savings Bank,I2 Charlottes'

Canon Williams, vice-president), Prior park Shepherd William Clark, tailor, I3 New Bond street

Salisbury Conservative Club (Charles Glover, manager), Sheppard Emma (Mrs.), straw bonnet ma. IO Lr. Boro' walls

Hawthorn house, Walcot terrace, London road Sheppard Harry,china & glass mender,to Lower Boro' walls

Salmon Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 4I New King street Sheppard Henry, wr·iter & grainer, I Belvedere vils. Belvedere

Salter Ellen (Miss), ladies' school, New King street Sheppard Kate (Miss), stay maker, 35 New King street

Salter Thomas, florist, St. Saviour's road Sheppard William, collector, 4 Stanhope place

Samuels Sarah (Mrs.), boot & shoe dealers, 2 Abingdon l:iheppy Oliver & Co. tea dealers, I2 Cleveland pl. west,

buildings, Julian road Walcot & 10 Cheap street

Sandall Edwin Allaway, gree~o-rocer, IJ St. John's place Sherborn William, marble mason, I9 Paradise street

Sandall Geo. Allaway, lamp wareho. I8 St. James'sparade Shore Henry, boot& shoe maker, I6 Trim street

Sants Alfred M.R.c.v. s. veterinary surgeon, Circus mews Shore Stephen, greengrocer, 7 New Orchard street

Sants Edwin, tobacco pipe manufacturer, 27 to 29 Milk st Short Elizabeth (Mrs.), Garrick's Head P.H. St. John's pl

Sa.nts Walter, potter, Milk street Short Emma (Miss), girls' school, 2 Queen vls. Oldfield park

Sare Henry Frank, watch maker & jeweller, 14 High st Short George, haulier, 36 Corn street

Sargeant William, Midland Railway hotel, I4 James street Short James, shoe maker, 52 Brooklyn road, Larkhall

Sargent Edwin, saddler, 2 Wells road · Short Wm. auctioneer IS, & furniture dlr. 19A, Westgate s\

Sargent John, painter, 3 Hartley place, Belvedere Short Wm. baker,IO Westmoreland buildings,Low.Bristol rd

Sargent William, harne~ maker, 9 Bridge place, Holloway Short William, coal dealer, Henry street

Sartain Henry George, lodging house, 25 Daniel street Shorter Luke, carpenter, 3 Broughton pl. St. Saviour's road

Sartain Robt.pork butcher, 4 Claverton buildi11ooos, Widcombe Shum Frederick Ernest, solicitor, 3 Union street

Saunders George, blacksmith, I2 Angel pl. Lower Bristol rd Shutter James, oil & color man, IS Bath street

Saunde:s Henry, printer, 32 James street Sidman Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, 53 New market

Saunders J ames, lodging house, 32 Northampton street Sidwell Frank George, stationer, 23 Union passage

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106 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY'S

.Silby Arthnr, engraver, see Pearce & Silby Smith Thomas, florist, I34 & I35 New market

Silby Jubal, plumber & gasfitter, 32 New King st. & 7A, Smith Wm. insurance agent, Holborn house, Prior Park rd

Monmouth place Smit.h William, Lansdown Brewery P.H. 6 Bellevue build-

Silcock Anne (Mrs.), lodging house, 12 Newark street ings, Lansdown road

Silcock Thomas Ball, surveyor, Octagon chambers,Milsom st Smith WmJ Henry, trunk & portmanteau ma. I & 2 High st

Silcocks John, grocer, 5 Paradise pla.ce, Holloway Snailum John, coal dealer, 9 Chelsea buildings, London rd

Silcox Charles Edmund, hair dresser, 5 Bridewelllane Snell James, tailor, 36 St. James's parade

Silcox Henry George William, gasfitter, 18 Beauford square Snell John William, tailor, 6 Sussex place, Widcombe

Silvester Andrew Gale, lodging house, 2 St. James's square Snell Sarah Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 35 Gay street

Silvester Wm. Thos. cabinet ma. 15 Prospect bldgs. Wells rd Snook George, farrier, 3 & 4 Myrtle place, London road

Simmons, Clark & Collins, solicitors, 8 Edgar buildings Snook George, gasfitter, 19 Ladymead

Simmons Henry Argent (firm, Simmons, Clark & Collins), Snook Martin, dairyman, Richmond place

solicitor, clerk to the school board & to the Bathwick Snow A. L. A.P.s. dispenser, Royal United hospital, Beau st

burial board, 8 Edgar buildings Snow Arthur Legg,lodging ho. 9 St. Matthew's pl.Pulteney rd

Simms Henry & Son, pianoforte & music sellers, 31 Gay st. Soane James Wm. & Sons, music warehouse, 13 Old Bond st

& 12 George street Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Depository

Simms Samuel William, bookseller & stationer, 12 George st (John A. Godwin, agent), 6 Union street

Sims Alfred, shopkeeper, 6 St. George's terrace Somers Reuben, tailor, I5 Kingston road

Sims Elijah, lodging house, 5 Charles street Somerset & Dorset Joint Line.~ Railway Offices (Robert

Sims Frederick, wood turner, Parsonage lane Armstrong Dykes, superintendent), I4 Green park

Sims George, lodging house, 23 Bennett st. & 4 Oxford row Somersetshire Certified Industrial Home for Boys (Donald

Sims Henry Thomas, teacher of music, I Nelson villas Young, master), Lower Bristol road, & greengrocers, 5

Sims William, fruiterer, I, 2 & 137 New market Westmoreland mart, Lower Bristol road

Sinclair Mary (Mrs.), grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, Somersetshire Coal Canal Navigation (William Jeffery,

wine & spirit merchants, 20 Walcot buildings principal clerk), 2 Northumberland buildings

Singer Manufacturing Co.(W.C. Sharland, man.), 5 Quiet st Somerton Phyllis (Miss), fancy repository, 26 Milsom street

Singer Kezia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Monmouth street Southern Dispensary (John Williams, surgeon; William

Singer William, general smith, Brookleaze buildings Bright, dispenser), Claverton street, Widcomb,.

Singleton Mary (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, I9 Green street Spackman & Son, land agents & surveyors, 6 Terrace walk

Skeate .Edwin, surgeon, r6 Paragon Spackman Charles Chantrey (firm, Spackman & Son), land

Skeates Robt. wood & coal dlr. Crescent fields, Up. Bristol rd agent & surveyor,6 Terrace walk ; residence,s The Paragon

Skevington William Henry, working jeweller, 33A, James st Spackman Henry, land agent & surveyor (firm, Spackman

Slmse Josepb, prof.of the violin, 1 Kelston view, Sydney bldgs & Son), 6 Terrace walk; residence, 3 Barnard viis. Bathwiek

Skuse William, greengrocer, 6 Burlington place, Julian road Spackman Julius, lodging house, 4 Great Bedford street

Slack James Dickinson, lodging house, 32 Rivers street Sparkes Simeon, butcher, Camden road

Slade l''lorence (Miss), day school, I Malvern ter. Camden rd Sparks Waiter Geo. baker & confectnr. 13 & 14 Widcombe par

Slatter Sarah M. (Miss), linen draper, 21 Kingsmead square Sparrow Sophia (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Chapel row

Slip Edwin, hatter, 4 St. Paul's place Sparrow William Edwin, music warehouse, 6 Chapel row

Slip John, coal dealer, Catsley's place, St. Saviour's road Spear G. E. & Bros. cheese factors & bacon curers, 5 & 16

Sloan John, mattress maker, IO Henry street Southgate street

Sly Elizabeth & Emma (Misses), dress makers, 1 Burlington Spencer Henry Alexander L.R.C.P.Lond. house surgeon,

place, Julian road Royal United hospital

Smale Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 37 Rivers street Spencer Lot, boot maker, 5 Lyncombe ter. Lyncombe hill

Small Wm. cabinet maker, Midland bridge, Lower Bristol rd Speneer Mary (Mrs.), bookseller, I4 Pierrepont street

SmallboneSarahAnn(Miss),milliner, 29Claverton st.Widembe Spender John Kent M.A., M.D. physician, 17 Circus

Smart Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Vineyards Spengler Gustave, artist, 22 Lambridge place

Smart Edwin Jacob, boot & shoe dealer, 20 Westgate street Sprawsou Wm. accountant, 20 Brookleaze buildings, Larkhall

Smart John, hair dresser, 3 Bean street SPURGE ALGERNON, photographer &c. 41 Milsom street

Smart Robert, plumber, I7 Lady mead & 3 Quiet street

SmartWm.Thos.decoratr.Ambury&7Prospect bldgs.Wells rd Spurrell James, shopkeeper, 10 New quay

Smith Alfred & Co. stamp dealers, 7 Bath street Spurway Sarah Adams (Mrs.), milliner, 7 York street

Smith Brothers & Co. cabinet makers, I8 Old Bond street; Stafford Hannah Maria (Mrs.), boarding house, 2 Lanra pl

8 Quiet street & James's street Stafford Samuel James, provision mer. 8 Pulteney bridge

Smith Brothers & Co. wholesale & retail wine & spirit mer- Stagg George, baker, I6 Margaret's buildings

chants, II Westgate buildings Staines Henry, lodging house, 7 Lower East Hayes

Smith Elizabeth &Marian (Mis"es), stationers & toy dealers, Stamp Geo. clerk of works, 2 Lyncombe ter. Lyncombe hill

6 Argyle street STAPLEFORD PETER, general house decorator, slater,

Smith & French, ladies' boarding school, ro Laura place plasterer & paperhanger, 8 Prior Park road

Smith Jane & Mary (Misses), lodging house, 24 Rivers street Staples Frank, shoe maker, II Princes street

Smith (Miss Sara) & Mill (Miss Catherine), 47 Milsom st Star Tea Co. tea dealers (John Blacker Gray, manager), 9

Smith & Wills, jewellers & watch makers, 43 Milsom street Southgate street

Smith Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Old Darlington wharf, Starr Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 45 New King street

Sydney gardens Stedall Alfred, mantle warehouse, 4 Milsom street

Smith Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Old King street Steele & Marsh, dispensing chemists, 6 Milsom street

Smith Beniamin, builder, Widcombe hill Steers James, commission agent, 7 Barton street

Smith Brooke, coffee rooms, 20 Newark street Steger Charles, greengrocer, 74 New market

Smith Chas. Robt. L.D.S.Eng. dental surgeon, 4 Edgar bldngs Stent Maria & Eva (Misses), ladies' school, Berwick lodge,

Smith Edward, confectioner, 6 Belvedere Wells road

Smith Edward, White Hart vaults, 11 Old Bond street Stevens Albert, grocer, I4 Chatham row

Smith Edward James, window blind maker, 5 Wood street Stevens Edward, blacksmith, I6 Peterborough place

Smith Edwin, lodging house, 19·Paragon Middle lane, Dolemeads

Smith Emily (Mrs.), greengrocer, 6 London street Stevens John, beer retailer, 2 Charles place, Dolemeads

Smith Frederick, grocer, Ogtao house, St. Saviour's road Stevens Lionel, Cross Keys P.H. 7 Orange grove

Smith Frederick Bennett, Malt & Hops P.H. 37 Corn street Stevens Tom, jobbing gardener, 3 Marlborough lane

SmithFdk.Rd.fishmngr.4Westmoreland mart, Low. Bristol rd Stewart Arthur, wine & spirit merchant, I Terrace walk

Smith Frederick Robert, ticket writer, 2 Princes street Stewart George, confectioner, 3I Monmouth street

Smith George Edward, lodging house, 9 Stanley road Stickland Joseph, beer retailer, 24 Union passage

Smith Henry, boot maker, Mile end, London road Stickler Joseph, carpenter, 33 Corn street

Smith Henry, market gardener, 132 & I33 New market StierMichael & Son,watch makers &jewellers, 19 NewBondst

Smith Henry Joseph, lodging house, 17 Kingsmead terrace Stier John, tobacconist, hair dresser & perfumer, 18 Kings

Smith James, surgeon dentist, I3 Circus mead square & 3 Monmouth street

Smith John, beer retailer, Catsley's place, St. Saviour's road Stiles Albert, Coopers' Arms P.H. 37 Claverton st. Widcombe

Smith John, grocer, 8 Walcot buildings Stiles Edmund, parish clerk (St. Mary's, Bathwick), & lodg-

Smith John, lodging house, 4 St. James's square ing house, 17 Raby place

Smith John, Lansdown Arms P.H. I3 Fountain buildings Stiles Wm. furniture remover, Crescent fields, Up. Bristol rd

Smith John, wheelwright, Monmonth place Stock Brothers, tailors, 6 New Bond street

Smith Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Lower Borough walls Stockall Alfred, engineer, 7A, York street

Smith MaryAnn(Mrs. ),lodging ho.2Worcester ter.London rd Stockall Geo. haberdasher, I2 Summerlay's pi. Pulteney rd

Smith Robert, dentist, 7 Miles' buildings STOCKDEN GEORGE, coal merC'hant & fly proprietor,

Smith Sydney William, coach builder, IS Paradise street Widcombe wharf, Canal bridge, Widcombe hill

Smith Thomas, butcher, 20 & 2I New market Stockham Mary Ann (Mrs.) & Chas. brewers, Sydney wharf

Smith Thomas, carpenter, 16 Rose hill, Ll\rkhall Stocks William, lodging house, 2 Manvers street

DIRECTORY.] SO1YIERSETSHIRE. BATH. 107

Stoffell William Martin & Co. grocers, wine & provision mer- Taylor Matthias, shoe maker, 6 Lyncombeter.Lyncombe hl

i chants (retail distributors at wholesale prices), The Stores, Taylor Tom John, decorator, I Highbury terrace ,

• I9 & 20 High street & I, 2, 3 & I7 Northumberland place Tebs Mary (Miss), lodging house, 4 Catherine place

Stokes Charlotte (Miss), lodging house, 7 Oxford row Temperance Hall (Henry Thomas Cottell, hall keeper),

Stokes Susan (Miss), lodging house, 20 Paragon Claverton street, Widcombe

Stone, King, King, Stone & Watts, solicitors, I3 Queen sq ten Brink John Henri, teacher of music, 2 Lansdown road

Stone Abraham, beer retailer, 26 Richmond place Terry Charles, surgeon, 6 Gay street

Stone Charles, lodging house, 12 Pierrepont street Terry Henry George, surgeon, I6 Green park

Stone Ellen (Mrs.), Railway hotel, I6 Charles street Tewkesbury Charles, carpenter, Bladud cottage, Holloway

ruStone Frank, painter, Widcombe hill Thayer Thomas Day, earthenware dealer, 2 Ladymead
Theat.re Royal (William Lewis, lessee), Saw close
StoneFrederick, painter & house decorator, Io Prior Park
Stone Hy.Chas. solicitor, see Stone,King,King,Stone & Watts Theobald & Son, grocers, 7 Stall street

Stone Henry Mills, travelling draper, 74 Railway place Thirlwall John (Mrs.), ladies' boarding school, 11 Edward st

Stone James Shaddock, painter, I2 St. James's parade Thomas William & Son, coach builders, 3 Wells road

Stone John, oil & colorman, 2I Westgate buildings Thomas Geo. boot ma. 3 Westmoreland bldgs. Low.Bristol rd

Stone John, solicitor & town clerk (firm, Stone, King, King. Thomas George, dispenser, Eastern dispensary, Cleveland

Stone & Watts), I3 Queen square place east, Walcot

Stone Martha (Miss), dress maker, I2 St. James's parade Thomas Henry Joseph, chemist, 29 Belvedere

Stone Samuel John, decorator, 11 Great Stanhope street Thomas Jsph. metal mer. 11 Walcot buildings, London road

Stothert & Pitt Limited, engineers, Lower Bristol road Thomas:MaryAnn (Mrs.), upholstress, I Hartley pl. Belvedere

Stott John, boot maker, 34 Kingsmead street Thomas Samuel Frederick, hosier, I7 High street

Strange George, beer retailer, 4 Walcot buildings Thomas Robert, Lamb & Lion P.H. I5 Lower Borough walls

Strange George, job master, see Haddy & Strange Thomas William, lodging house, I6 Newark street

Stratton John, Half Moon P.H. I6 Holloway Thompson E. & Sons, coal merchants, Midland coal wharf,

Stretton Perkins, herbalist, 20 Kingsmead terrace Lower Bristul road

Stride Charles, Red Lion P.H. Wells road Thompson Bessie (Miss), lodging house, I5 Bennett street

Stride Thomas, beer retailer, Odd down, Wells road Thomp.;;on Charles Waiter, pawnbroker, 28 & 29 Westgate st

Stringfield Jessie (Miss), dress maker, I Lyncombe place Thompson Edward, coal merchant, G. W. Railway coal

Stuart George, piano tuner & repairer, 2 Walcot terrace wharf, Oldfield park

Stuckey's Banking Co. (branch) (Arthur Stuckey Lean), Thompson Henry, coffee rooms, 7 Holloway

Somersetshire Bank, 39 & 40 Milsom street; draw on Thompson James, coal dealer, Henrietta cottages, Grove st

Robarts, Lubbock & Co. London E c Thompson Mary Ann (:Mrs.), dress maker, 7 Princes street

Stuckey James, livery stables, York House mews, Broad 'l'horne Ann (Miss), lodging house, 25 St. James's square

street & Io York street & Circus mews Thornley Charles John & Co. hat manufaeturers, 3 Cheap st

Sturges John Sinclair, academy, Kingston buildings, Abbey Thornley, Hunt & Co. hatters, 22 High street &2oNorthum.

churchyard & 4 Terrace walk berland place.

Sturmey Georgiana H. (Miss), furrier & umbrella manu- Thorold Edmund M.A. tutor, I5 Great Stanhope street

facturer, I7 & I8 Orange grove Thorp Sarah (Mrs.), japanese art stores, 42~ Broad street

Sturtewagen Theophile, pastry cook, I2 Broad street Thring ChristopherBevan n.A.(firm,Inman,Adam & Thring),

Summers George William, lodging house, I9 Queen square solicitor, 4 Queen square

Sumsion Frederick (Mrs.), lodging house, I4 Bathwick st Thyer Charles, beer retailer, 27 Union passage

Sumsion Mary (Miss), beer retailer, 22 Corn street Tibbitts Maurice, saddler, 2 Morford street

Sumsion ·waiter, wood dealer, Lower Bristol road Tice Rose (Miss), teacher of dress cutting, 8 Old King street,

Sumsion William,billiard rooms,Assembly rooms, Colonnade, Queen square

Bennett street Tiley Brothers, florists, I4 Abbey churchyard & Bathwick

Sutcliffe Industrial School & Juvenile Reformatory (William nursery, Sydney gardens

Henry James, master ; Mrs. Annie Kate James, matron), Tiley J oseph, shoe maker, 22 Monmouth place

Walcot buildings Tilsley George, chemist & druggist, 8 George street

Sutton & Co. railway carriers (Hy. Moore, agent), 7 Bath st Timmins Joseph Aaron, solicitor & commissioner for oaths

Sutton George, Rose P.H. 3 Morford street & secretary to Bath Law Society, 5 Henrietta street

Sutton Henry, police inspector & assistant relieving officer Tisseman William James, dealer in fancy goods, I6 Corridor

for vagrants, Central Police station, 8 Orange grove Titley, Son & Price, tailors & outfitters, I9 Cheap street

Sutton Nicholas, tailor, 20 Dafford street Titley William & Sons, provision merchants, 6x Stall street;

Swaffield Jethro, coach builder, 28 & 29 CJrnwell buildings I Abbeygate street ; 7 Prince's buildings & I9 Walcot street

Swaffield William Henry, beer retailer, Philip street Titley Ed ward Bewsey B. A. solicitor & commissioner to ad-

Swanborough Emanuel, portmanteau maker, 5 Belvedere minister oaths, 13 Orange grove

Swanburough William Thomas, painter, 5 Paradise street Titley l<'rank, tailor, 2 Beauford square

Sweetland Wm. organ builder, 4 Cleveland pl. west, Walcot Todhunter Albert, lodging house, 7 Manvers street

Swift & Kingston, bath chair manufrs. 5 & 6 New Orchard st Toleman Thomas, spirit vaults, 7 Trim street

Swift Elias, mason, 5 Arrow place, Dolemeads Tolman George, baker, I Widcombe parade

Swift John, bath chair maker, 40A, James street Tomkins George, butcher, 3I Bathwick street

Sydenham James, plumber, 37 Broad street Toone Joseph Vidler,pharmaceutical chemist, I4 NewBond st

Symons Ada Fanny (Miss), preparatory school, 7 Prior Tovey Wm. & Edwd. carpenters, 9 Abingdon bldgs. Julian rd

Park cottages, Prior Park road Tovey Elizabeth (Miss), draper, 9 Abingdon bldgs. Julian rd

Symons Rebecca (Miss), lodging house, I9 Brock street Tovey Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, I5 Belvedere

Tadd Henry, painter &c. 44 Ballance street Tovey Frank Ivor, watch maker, 3 Westgate street

Tagliabue Angelo, marine store dealer, IA, Corn street Townsend Frederick, lodging house, 27 New King street

Tall John, fly proprietor, Crescent lane, River street & Townsend George, wood turner, Cornwell buildmgs

Victoria mews, Upper Bristol road Townsend James Reece, wood turner, I6 Trim street

Tanner Alfred Richard, l<'ull Moon P.H. 27 Southgate street Townsend Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 47 &48 New King st

Tanner Anne (Miss), lodging house, I8 Marlborough bldngs Townsend Thomas, house decorator, I7 Northampton stree~

Tanner Ellen (Miss), lodging house, 4 Russell street Townsend William, baker, 4 North Parade passage

Tanner Henry, cab proprietor, James street • Trained Nurses Institute & Home (Miss Margaret Taylor,

Tanner Henry Pedlar, ironmonger, 2 London street lady superintendent), 44 Rivers street

Tanner James, carpenter, 33 Monmouth street Trembath Wm.Jas.com.traveller, I Stanleyvilla, Camden rd

Tanner Samuel, grocer, 25 Broad street Trimby George, antique furniture dealer, 9 & Io Ladymead

Tansey Richard, wheelwright, Little Corn street Troake Robert, chemist, 28 Claverton street, Widcombe

Tapp Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, see Edwards & Tapp Trobridge James Frederick, lodging house, 11 Belvedere

Tarry Ellen & Sarah (Misses), day school, 31 Rivers street Trobridge William James, lodging house, 42 Gt. Pulteney st
Trotter John Marshall, lodging house, 8 Darlingwn street
Tarry Samuel, tailor & draper, 31 Rivers street

Tate Tom, jobbing gardener, 5 Terrace vale, Entry hill Trout William, Catherine Wheel P.H. 3 Ladymead

Taylor William & Son, bookbinders, IO & 11 Trim street Troutt Edwin Charles,Lyncombe Brewery P.H. 40 Claverron

Taylor Ada (Miss), florist, 3 New market street, Widcombe

Taylor Alfred, bread & biscuit baker, 8 New Bond street & Troutt Henry James, boot maker, Canal bridge, Widcombe

32 Walcot street Tuck Isaac, carriage trimmer, 30 New King street

Taylor Eliza (Miss), preparatory school, 22 Henrietta street Tuck William, accountant & auditor, 5 Pierrepont street

Taylor Emily (Miss), lodging house, 2 Lansdown place east Tuck William, lodging house, 6 Edward street

Taylor Flora (Miss), paperhanger, 11 Bath street Tucker William & Co. tailors, I3 Southgate street

Taylor George, coal dealer, 11 Lampard's bldgs. Julian road Tucker Eliza Jane (Mrs.), beer retlr. 4 Northumberland pl

Taylor Hannah Maria (Miss), china &c. dealer, I2 Ladymead Tucker Frank, tailor, x6 Prospect place, Camden road

Taylor Henry, market gardener, I07 New market Tucker George Henry, carver & gilder, 21 Broad street

Ta.ylor John, butcher, I Charles street Tucker James, dairyman, I Kensington

108 BATH'. SOMERSETSHIRE.

Tucker James, shopkeeper, 9 Angel pi. Lower Bristol road Walker George Arthur, fh·ewood stores, :ro Monmouth st. &

Tucker James Allon, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 12 lodging house, 8 St. Mark's place

Northgate street Walker Henry John, pharmaceutical chemist, 8 Broad street

Tucker John, lodging house, 43 New King street Walker Robert, corn, hay & straw merchant, I Broad quay,

Tucker John, mason, Beehive yard, Ladymead Long acre & 6 Long acre & 5 Monmouth street, &

Tucker John, mason & builder, II Lyncombe place farmer, Lower Barrack farm, New Wells road

Tucker John, stonemason, Beehive yard, Ladymead Walker William Searle, surgeon, 29 Paragon

Tucker Martha (Mrs.), seedsman, 52 Walcot street; corn &c. Walklate John Thomas & Co. homreopathic chemists, BA.

merchant, 8 Ladymead ; & Sydney wharf, Bathwick Abbey churchyard

Tucker Thomas, linen draper, 5, 6 & 7 Saville row Wall Robert Curtis, accountant, 3 Southcot pi.Lyncombe hill

Tuckett Henry Herbert,surgoon dentist, 2 Prince's buildings Wall Thomas, confectioner, 4 Kingsmead square

Tuckwell Richard, grocer, 2oA, Westgate street Walland Josephine (Miss), dress m1.6Cle•eland pLea. Walcot

Tudgee Henry, painter, 52 Richmond place Wall bridge Sarah Hannah (Miss), lodging ho. 8 Oxford row

Tugnett Francis, coal merchant, "\\'ells road Waller Alfred Percy, inland revenue officer, The Limes, Odd

Tugwell, Brymer, Clutterbuck &Co. bankers, The Old Bank, down, ·wells road

15 & 16 High st ; draw on Dimsdale & Co. London E c Wallis Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 21 Great Stanhope street

Turner Brothers, naval & military tailors, 33 Milsom street Wallis Thomas, lodging house, 2 Montpelier

Turner Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Dorchester street Waiters Alfred, nurseryman, Kensington nur.;;ery,London rd

Turner Annie Elizh. (Miss), day school,2 Great Stanhope st Waiters John, lodging ho. 24 Upp3r Camden pl. Camden rd

Turner George, butcher, I Southgate street Warbutton Alfred, shopkeeper, 5 Back street

Turner Jas. i!mdscape grdnr. 2 Crescent flds. Up. Bristol rd Ward & Co. seed merchants & growers, 13 Northgate street

Turner John, lodging house, I8A, Queen square Wartield Alfred Jarnes, boot maker, 10 Kingsmead street

Turner John, wine & spirit merchant, 20 Kingsmead street Warmisham Samuel, scale maker, 2 New Orchard street

Turner PercyVere, barrister, Westfield house, Weston road Warner Henry, house decorator, I Henrietta villas

Turvey Benjamin & Sons, monumental masons, 29 Corn st. Warren SI. & Son, plumbers, 14 Clsverton buildgs. Widcombe

& St. James's street Warren Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 9 South parade

Tuttell Thomas James, surgeon chiropodist, 8 Kingston ·warren James, fruit salesman, 86 Avon street

buildings, Abbey churchyard Warren Waiter, coml. traveller, I Forefield pi. Lyncombe pl

Tutton Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 16 York street Warren Wm. fruit salesman &c. I3 & 14 Kingsmead square

'l'utton Enoch Batchelor, beer retailer, 32 Bathwick street Watr-ham Ann Ellen (Mrs.), lodging ho. 19 Lambridge pl

Tutton Lizzie Louisa (Mrs.), Long Acre tavern, 4 Long acre Waterman Hannah (Miss), lodging house, 14 Gt. Pulteney st

'futton Robert, Turk's Head P.H. 14 & I5 Broad street Waterman Henry, lodging house, 15 Great Pulteney street

Tutton William, Bath Arms P. H. 33 Kingsmead street Waterman Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 24 Bennett street

Twining Edward & Sons, coal merchants, I5 Orange grove; "\\'aterson Georg-e, basket maker, IA, Newark street

32 Kingsmead st. ; Midland coal wharf, Lower Bristol Watkins Annie -(Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Camden crescent

road; & Great Western coal wharf, Oldfield park Watkins Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, I9 Rivers street

Tylee & Co. chemists, 7 Bridge street Watson Annie (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 15 York st

Tylee Charles, metal worker, see Mariner, West & Tylee Watson Elizabeth (}Irs. ), stay maker, 3 New King street

'fylee Ellen (Mrs.), fancy repository, IJ4 New market Watson Jn. beer rPtailer, 3 Gay's buildings, Gay's hill, Walcot

Tylee John Edward, wine & spirit merchant, 25 New Bond Watts Benjamin Hick (firm, Stone, King, King, Stone &.

street & 3 Northgate street Watts), solicitor & clerk of the peace, I3 Queen square

Tylee William, lodging house, 4 Paragon Watts Charles, locksmith &c. Hen & Chicken court,Wa!Cl•t st

'fylee William Geo. market gardener, 111 & 112 New market Watts Chas. teacher of music, 5 Midland ter. Low. Bristol rd

Tyler Henry William, ironmonger, 5 Burton street Watts Charles William, butcher, 2 Bridge place, Holloway

'l'yte George, lodging house, 49 New King street Watts Emma (::\Irs. ), wardrobe dealer, 6 Ladymead

Tyte William, printer & publisher, proprietor of the "Bath Watts Frederick, butcher, 11 Stall street
Chronicle" & the '4 Bath Daily Chronicle" newspapers, 5 Watts George, plumber, 3 Cleveland terrace, "\\-alcot

Kingston buildings, Abbey churchyard Watts Harry Philbrick, clerk to the commissioners of taxes,

Underwood Enoch, tailor, clothier &outfitter, 7 Prince's bldgs Io Bath street
Underwood Geo.jobbing gardener,2 ValeView cots. Entry hill Watts Ruth (Mrs.), Old Bridge inn, I Bridge place,Holloway

Urch John Wellington, basket maker, Railway place Way Joseph, lodging house, IO North parade

Usher George, boot & shoe maker, IA, Paragon Weaver & Son, bedding manufacturers &c. 38 Broad streel

Vaccination Station (H. G'ulliford Hopkins,public vaccinator; "\\'eaver Charle~, meat salesman, 38 New market

attends mon. 3 p.m.), Pierrepont place Weaver Frank, dentist, I8 New Bond street

VanGelderSolomn.teachr.of music, uProspect pi.Camden rd Weaver George, butcher, 12 New market

Yan Praag Samuel, professor of music, 9 Darlington street "\\-eaver James, shopkeeper, 8 Dover street

Vaughan Hy.Louis,stockbr. see Sayee (Betton)Vaughan &Co Weaver William, meat salesman, 35 ~ew market

Veal William, watch maker, 6A, Stall street Weaver William Thos. Cross Keys P.H. Odd down, Entry hl

Veale Charlotte (Miss),ladies' school, Manvers ho. Manvers st Webb Joe, dining rooms, 8 Upper Borough walls

Vere-Walwyn Edward, printer, publisher & proprietor of Webb John, coffee rooms, 3 Julian road

the "Bath Argus," 3 Green street. See advertisement Webb Robert, fly proprietor, Beaufort place

Vezey & Co. coach bldrs. 19Milsom st.; Long acre& London rd Webb Wm. Jn. Edbroke, boot & shoe ma. 45 Southgate st

Vick Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Pierrepont street Webber Edwin, lodging house, 5 New King street
"\Ticker George, wood turner, 2 Harington place, Queen sq Webster John. academy, Hermitage, Somerset place

Vigis Lewis, chemi4, I2 Chapel row Weedon Margaret E. (Miss), lodging house, 3 Walcot terrace

Vilven William, dairyman, 1 George's place, Bathwick hill Weekes Sarah Ann (Miss), lodging house, Io New King street
Vilven ·william, ~un. fruiterer, 17 New Bond street
Weekes William, tailor, Io New King st.& 14 Pulteney bridge

Vincent Thomas, plumber, 7 Margaret's buildings Weeks George, grocer, 35A, New King street

Vincent Thomas, lodging house, 13 Queen's pl. Pulteney rd Weeks Henry, c,arpenter, 2 Upper Vale cottage, Entry hill
Vizard Henry, plumber, I Canton place, ·walcot
Weeks James, house decorator, 4 Paradise street

Voce James, dining rooms, 6 Holloway Weeks Samburne, cab proprietor, 27 Kingsmead terrace

Voke~ Edwin James, watch maker & jeweller, 16 Milsom st. Weeks Thos. carpenter & joiner, I Springfield pl. Hollowa:r

& 31 Southgate street Weeks William, Rainbow P.H. 21 Upper Borough walls, &.

Vowles Emily (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Pierrepont street fly & omnibus proprietor, Greyhound stables & Bridge st

Vowles James, chimne.v sweeper, 7I Avon street Weil Charles, coach builder, Dover terrace, London road

Waddy James Fraser, tobacconist, 22A, New Bond street Welch John Thomas, contractor to the Bath urban sanitary

Wadman Charles, cabinet maker, 5 & 6 James street authority, Lower Bristol road & Saw close. See advert

Wadoux Arthur, Oxford P.H. 6 Southgate street Welch~'m. A. M. R.C. v.s. vet.surgeon, Summer ho. Prior Pk. rd

Wain Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer, I Beaufort buildings west Wells & Son, florists, Pnlteney gardens

Wait Simeon, greengrocer, I4 Ladymead Wells Josh, wood turner, I3 Caroline buildings, Pulteney rd

Wait John, working jeweller, I2 York street Wells William, cork cutter, I Bell cottages, Lower Bristol rd

Waite Louisa (Miss), artist in hair, I2 York street Welsh Ann (Miss), lodging house, 4 Bennett street

Walcot Liberal Club (Ernest J. White, sec.), 35 Thomas st. Werb John, baker, 7 Ladymead

·walcot Wesleyan College, see New Kingswood school, Lansdo"n

Wa~degraye Frances Countess (trustees of the late), col- West Alwyn, lodging house, I St. James'ssquare

liery proprietors & coal merchants, 4IA, Broad street West of England Insurance Co. (branch) (I<'rederick Ernes~

Waldron Annie (Mrs.), registry office for servants, I4 York st Shum), 3 Union street

Waldron John Thomas, private hotel, 2 Queen square West Henry, carpenter, I8 Monmouth place

Wale Joseph, butcher, 3 Gloucester street, Rivers street West James, coffee tavern, 35 ~'estgate street

Wc~.le Matilda (Miss), hosier & glover, 4 George street ~·est John, lodging house, 6 Catherine place

Wales .James, pork butcher, I7 Peter street West John, lodging house, 36 Gay streefjl"

Wa:ker Frederick Standdan, Trinity inn, 49 James street West J oseph, boarding house, 5 South parade

DIRECTORY.] SO~IERSETSHIRE. BATH. 109

West Joshua, commercial traveller, 25 Sydney buildings Williams Isaac, solicitor & clerk to the county magistrates

West Mary (Miss), dress maker, 8 Westmoreland terrace, for Weston division, & to Walcot & St. Saviour's burial

Lower Bristol road boards & Weston hi&"hway board, 30 Paragon; Foreign

West Thomas, metal worker, see Mariner, West & Tylee Passport agency

Western Counties' Steam Bakeries & Milling Co. Lim. (Frank \Yilliams James, inspector of weights & measures & gas &

W.Lucy, sec.); offices, IO New Bond street & 2 George's water meters & for premises licensed for the storing of

place, Bathwick hill; 35 New King street ; 5 St. James's petroleum & gas examiner, Municipal offices, High stree~ ;

street & St. Saviour's road residence, Bladud villa, Entry hill

Western Counties' & South Wales Telephone Co. Limited Williams Joseph, wheelchairman, I7 Guinea lane

(T. W. Bolling, superintendent), nA, Union passage Williams 1.\'Iary (Miss), lodging house, 23 Northampton st

Western Dispensary (J. Davies & H. C. Hopkins, surgeons; Williams SidneyHy.paintr.&c.r9Northampton st.&Julian rd

W. S. M. Goodenough, hon. sec. ),IAlbion pl. Up.Bristol rd Williams Stephen, lodging house, 24 Paragon

• Weston Daniel, shoe maker, 3 Springfield place, Holloway Williams William, cabinet maker, 4 Chapel row

Weston John Gideon, carpenter, Marlborough lane Williams William, coal agent, 5 Hanover place, London rd

Wetten Edwin Joseph, confectioner, I2 Westgate street Williams William, fruiterer, 36A, New King street

Whatley James Lander, tailor, 25 Union street Williams William Harry, lodging house, Io Duke street

"'Nhatley Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, I4 Gay street Williams William Holbin, painter, 9 Walcot buildings

Whatley Thomas (late Dill), pork butcher & bacon factor, Williams Wm. Joseph M.D. physician & surgeon,3Edward st

the original & only manufacturer of the celebrated " Dills Willis Alfred, plumber, 3 Argyle place, Grove street

Polonies" registered (established I784), 8 Cheap street Willis Fredk.Wm.commercial trav. I Hayesland viis.Wells rd

Wheatcroft Loui (Mrs.), artist & teacher of painting, I3 Willis James, beer retailer, I Winifred terrace, Dolmeads

Abbey churchyard Willis John, Bell P.H. 1 Cornwell buildings

1Vheatcroft William George, solicitor, perpetual commis- Willis Robert, greengrocer, r Widcombe parade

sioner & comsnr. to administer oaths, I3 Abbey churchyd Wills George, dealer in works of art, I2 Union street

Wheddon Edwin, tailor, 3 Sussex place, Widcombe Wills Jas. baker, 2 Claverton buildings,Widcombe & 9 High st

Wheeler Gerald, dairyman, 2! Grove street Wills Thomas, jeweller, see Smith & Wills

Wheeler Henry, dairyman, 7 Queen's place, Pulteney road Willson John, dentist, I2 Paragon

Wheeler John, painter, 38 Claverton street, Widcombe Willway Lucy Hannah (Mrs.), dyer, 8 Walcot terrace & I4

Whickham Edwin, beer retailer, St. Saviour's road Northumberland place

Whiston Edmund & Co. chemists, 37 St. James's square Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 25 Gay street

Whitaker Eliza Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, I2 Laura place Wilson John Henry, solicitor & commissioner to administer

Wbitaker Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, n Rivers street oaths, I Belmont

Whitaker Mrs. teacher of music, I Claverton view, ·wells rd Wilson Joseph, chemist, see Commans & Wils1n

White Mary & Fanny (Misses), ladies' school, 5 Bathwick st Wilts &Dorset Banking Co. Limited (branch) (Jeremy Taylor

White Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Kingsmead street Digby, manager), 24 Milsom street & I George street;

White Edward, chemist, I9 Kingsmead square & I Sussex draw on London &Westminster Bank Limited, London E c

place, Widcombe Wiltshire Albert Edw. jobbing gardener, 3 Summerlay's

White Eli, pork butcher, 29 Walcot buildings place, Pulteney road

White Emma (Mrs.), butcher, 25 Westgate street Wilton & Sons, solicitors, 3 Northumberland buildings,

White Geo. greengrocer, I3 Bolwell's buildings, Widcombe Queen square

White James, butcher, 50 Walcot street Wilton John Gauler, solicitor, see Wilton & Sons

White James, gasfitter, I Bolwell's buildings, Widcombe Wilton Thomas Edmund, solicitor, see Wilton & Sons

White William, blacksmith, Cornwall buildings Wilton Winifred (Miss), milliner, I6 Old Bond street

White William HenrY.:, gasfitter & smith, Pulteney mews Wiltshire Sack Hiring Co. (Jas. Lewis,agent), Corn exchange

Whitehead Florence (Miss),day schl.see Cauniug&Whitehead Wiltshire Amy (Miss) & Maggs Louise (Miss), school, 3

Wbitemore Alfred, gre3ngrocer, I I Kingsmead street Hanover street, Walcot

Whitemore George, baker & confectioner, I8 Westgate st Wiltshire Henry, tailor, 4 Hanover place, London road

·whiting George, cutler, 49 Walcot street Winckworth Henry, plumber, 3 Kensington cots.London rd

Whiting William, steam saw mills, I8 Westgate buildings Winckworth Wm. Dawson, surgeon dentist, 6 Prince's bldgs

"\\'bittock Arthur Alfred,boot & shoe ma.33St.James's parde Winckworth Wm.Jas.house decorator,7 Dover ter.London rd

Wibley Charles, builder, 10, 39 & 40 James street Windebank Frank, tailor, I5A, George street

Wickham Edward, beer retailer, back of Beaufort bldgs.west Windebank Frank (Mrs.), milliner, I5A, George street

Wicks Charles, Abbey hotel, 4 Orange grove Windebank Oscar, timber merchant, 25 ~Ionmouth place

1Vidcombe Church Room & Institute (Thomas E. Horseman, Wingrove Joseph, lodging house, I Alfred street

sec.), Widcombe hill Winstone Chas. Mark, wine & spirit merchant, 2 Stall st

Widcombe Gas Works (Jas. Smart, local supt.),Pulteney rd Winterbotham Henry Thomas, beer retailer, I & 2 St.

Wilcocks Nathaniel S. George, engineer, general founder & George's place, Upper Bristol road

manufacturer of soda water machinery, 46 Avon street Wise Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 6A, Monmouth place

Wilcox Henry, confectioner, 26 Claverton street, Widcombe Wise William, baker & confectioner, 2 Barley street

Wild James, linen draper, 25 Stall street Wiseman James, carver & gilder, 13 York street

Wilde Percy Roberts M.D., C.M. physician, 23 Circus Witham William & Son, gasfitters &c. 23 Westgate street

Wilkins Brothers, brewers, 23 New Bond street Withers Charles, Larkhall inn, St. Saviour's road

Wilkins Ann (Mrs.), Ring of Bells P.H• ..xo Widcombe parade Withers William, lodging house, 20 Prospect pl. Camden rd

Wilkins James Marchant, Temperance hotel, & boot & shoe Withey Thos. James, insurance agent, 33 Thomas st. Walcot

maker, 2I Stall street Withy Alfred Ernest, solicitor, I9 New Bond street

Wilkinson Brothers, printers &c. I9 Union street; II Upper Withy John, managing director Bath Deposit Bank Limited,

Borough walls & 5 New Bond Street place 2 Abbey churchyard

Wilkinson I<'rancis, commission agent., n Northgate street Wolfe Sarah (Miss), dyer & cleaner, 7 Argyle street

Willcox Frederick George, bicycle agent, Westgate buildings Wood Thomas Page & Co. gun makers &c. 40 Walcot street

Willcox George, beer retailer, Waterloo buildings, Dolmeads Wood Harriet (Miss), lodging house, 54 Great Pulteney st

Willcox Samuel, carpenter, stationer, & post office, 2 & 3A, Wood Henry, cabinet maker, n Kingsmead street

Hayes place, Holloway Wood Janet (Miss), milliner, I7 Margaret's buildings

"·mcox William John A.R.I. B.A. architect & county surveyor Wood Martin Harvey Goulter, printer & stationer, & pro-

for Eastern district, I Belmont prietor & publisher of the " Bath & Cheltenham Gazette,"

Williams & Co. booksellers, stationers & printers, 5 Union st I2 Old Bond street & 2I Bridewelllane. See advert

Williams Albert, assistant inspector of weights & measures, Wood William, boot & shoe maker, 6 Orange grove

k gas & water meters & for premises licensed for the Woodbridge William, agricultural implement maker, Cattle

storing of petroleum & gas examiner, Municipal offices, Market yard, Walcot street

High street Woode William Reginald, dairyman, I6 Argyle street

-wmiams Anna (Mrs.), lodging house, 20 Belvedere Woodley Richard, lodging house, 2 Norfolk buildings

-Williams Arthur, manager of the National Provincial Bank Woodman MaryAnn(Mrs. ),tobacconist,7 Bridge pl.Holloway

of England, York buildings Woodman Robert, boot & shoe maker, I2 Margaret's bldgs

Wi!Hams Chance Fredk. fly prprtr. qProspect bldgs. Wells rd Woodman William Charles, painter, 28 Monmouth street

Williams Charles, farmer, Westfield farm, Bloomfield road Woodrow Mary Ann (Mrs.), Marlborough tavern, 35 Marl-

Williams Charlotte (Miss), lodging house, 7 Duke street borough buildings

Williams Christopher William, grocer, I2 Widcombe parade Woodrow Wm. Henry & Son, poulterer, 26 Westgate street

Williams Daniel, fancy repository, 4 Abbey churchyard Woods Henry Bennett, fly proprietor, 39 James street

Williams Daniel, furniture dealer, 32 Belvedere Woodward James, beer retailer, 3 Broad quay

Williams Ebenezer, shopkeeper, I Beauford square Woodward Waiter John, watch & clock maker, 2 Nelson

Williams Frank, wheelchairman, 6 Hay hill place east, London road

Willia.ms Henry Richard (Mrs.), photographer, The Shrub Woolcott George, lodging house, 30 Brock street

bery, Upper Camden place, Camden road Woollon Louisa (Miss), lpd~ing house, 49 Great.Pulteney st

110 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [ KELLY'S

·woolridge James, shopkeeper, sCorn street Young Men's Christian Association (William Edward King,

·woosey Henry James, beer retailer, 8 St. George's place sec.), Jubilee hall, Broad street

Wooster Edgar William, builder &c..see Hayward & Wooster Young Women's Christian Association & Home (:Miss Isabella

\Vootten Noah, shopkeeper, 12 Monmouth place Spence, hon. sec.), 37 Milsom st. & servants' branch &

Wornell & Hales, lodging house, 4 Alfred street registry office, 33 Stall street

Wornell Matilda (Miss), lodging house, 11 Russell street Young Women's Friendly Association (Miss Mary Jeffes,

Wornes Martha Ann (Mrs.), dairy, 7 Northumberland place superintendent), 9A1 Russell street
Worthing Lydia (Miss), lodging house, 13 Great Pulteney st Young Bros. iron & brass founders, Walcot fndry. Ladymead

Worthington & Co. Limited, brewers, 46 Milsom street Young Frederick, butcher, r Nelson place east, London road
Young Frederick, fishmonger, 6 Margaret's place, Walcot
Wotton William, meat salesman, so New market

Wright Henry, Bridge Street wine & spirit vaults, Bridge st Young George, butcher, 8 Holloway

Wright Richard, boot maker, IS Monmouth street \ oung George, grocer, 6 Bridge place, Holloway

Wright William, fishmonger, I Harley street Young Henrietta (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Kingsmead terrace

Wyatt Alexander, butcher, 3 St. James's street Young John Christopher, blacksmith, Shum's et. Cheap st

Wyatt William,butcher 23, & pork butcher 381 Southgate st Young Jsph. Jas. butcher, 25 Claverton buildings,Widcombe
Yabsley Andrew W. artists' colorman, 9 & 10 Old Bond st Young Mary Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 5 Holloway

Yalland Jane (Mrs. ), lodging house, 26 Brock street Young Philip Christopher, pawnbroker, 2 Bath street

Yaxley James William, station master on Midland Railway, Young Samuel Waiter, hair dresser, 3 Lower Borough walls

Seymour street Young William John, coal & wood dealer, 14A1 Monmouth pl

BATHAMPTON is a parish and village situated on the The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £uo, net

Kennet and A·.-on canal and adjoining Wiltshire, IOS miles yearly value £10o, with residence, in the gift of the Dean

from London and 2 north-east from Bath, with a station and Chapte-r of Bristol, and held since 1866 by the Rev.
situated at the junction of the Wilts,Somerset and Weymouth Henry Girdlestone B.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

branch with the main line of the Great Western railway, in The Hume and Walter charities amount to £3 yearly each.

the :Frome division of the county, hundred of Hampton and Here is a corn mill and another mill is used by the Western
Claverton (though locally in the hundred of Bath-Forum), Counties Steam Milling and Bakery Co. Oolite building-
Weston petty sessional division, Bath union and county stone is found among the hills. Hampton Manor i!l the
court district, rural deanery aud archdeaconry of Bath and residence of William Charles Hargood-Ash esq. and Hampton

diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of St. Nicholas is Hall of Capt. Thomas Ames. Lieut.-C'ol. Ralph Edward
an ancient building of stone in the Early English style, con- Allen J.P. is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
sisting of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, south porch and The soil is loamy; the subsoil, stone. The larger portion of
an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, containing a the parish is pasture land. The area is 932 acres; rateable

clock and s bells: there are several monuments, including value, £8,720; the population in 1881 was 410.
one to Sir Roderick Impey Murchison kt. and bart. F.R.s. Parish Clerk and Sexton, William Wotton.
the distingmshed Scotch geologist, d. Oct. 22, 1871, and PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. Emma Maria Edwards, postmistress.
others to the Allen family, several of whom lie buried under Letters from Bath arrive at 6.38 & 8.39 a. m. & 2.44 &6.25
the Allen chapel: there is a handsome brass eagle lectern : p.m. ; dispatched at 9.50 a. m. & s & 8 p.m. The nearest

·the church was restored and enlarged in 1858 and a new money order & telegraph offices are at Batheaston
south aisle and porch added in 1882 at a cost of about £soo: National School (mixed), erected in 18s9, to hold 70 chil-
there are sittings for 260 persons. The earliest date of re- dren; average attendance, 42; Charles Ward, master

gister for Bathampton as separate from Bathford is I85S· Railway Station, Alfred White, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Lawrence Mrs. The Villa Candy Geo. T. farmer, Meadow farm
Ames Captain Thomas (1st Vol. Batt. Lemann· Henry RodolphW.Home lodge Collingborn Thos.frmr.Hawcombe farm
Lonsdale Major Wm. P. Glebe cottage Dolman Charles, shopkeeper
SomersetLightlnfantry),Ha.mptn.hall Mantell Dr. The Elms Dolman Henry,GeorgeP.H. & dairyman
Arnaud Mrs. The Cottage Priestley Lieut.-Gen. Fdk. J. B. Hill side Elston Jn.miller(water),Bathamptn.ml
Barlow Oldham Thomas, Woodhill villa Ramsbottom Mrs. Horcombe lodge Goading Geo.marketgardener,Rosecot
Derrick Mrs. Yew cottage Sadler Capt. Ralph, Invermay Horsell Wm. farmer, Court Leet farm
Deshon Lieut.-Gen. Frederick George Tulloh Lieut.-Gen. John Stewart R.A., Shackel Wm.Kendal,farmer,Canal farm
Sm1th John, shopkeeper
Thomas, Bathampton house c.B. St. George's hill Ward Charles, overseer, Canal cottage
Girdlestone Rev. Henry n.A. Vicarage Vincent Mrs. Hampton Hill house
Goddard Mrs. St. Edith Willcox William John, Hampton hall Western Counties Steam Milling &
Bakery Co. Limited
Hargood-Ash Wm.Chas.Hampton mnor COliiMERCIAL.
Jameson Staff Commander Francis Candy .Arthur Jas. farmer, Manorfarm White Alf. station master, Alma cottages

Thomas B.N. Trosach Wotton William, parish clerk & sexton

Kemble Mrs. Beechfield

BATHEALTON is a village and parish, situated on gift of the trustees of A. Webberesq. and held since 1887by
the Rev. Francis Angel Angel-Smith I.L.D. of Queens' College.
the river Tone and near the Great Western main line, 5
miles north-west from Wellington and 3 south from ·wive- Cambridge. A charity of £2 yearly value, left by Edward
liscombe station on the Devon and Somerset branch of the
Great Western railway, in the Western division of Milverton Sharp, is distributed on Candlemas day (Feb. 2). Batheal-
hundred, Wiveliscombe petty sessional division, Wellington ton Court is the seat of Henry Gorges Moysey esq. D.L., J.P.
union and county court district, Western division of the H. G. Moysey esq. J.P. Lord Ashburton and the Rev. Beau-
county, Wellington district of the rural deanery of Taunton, champ Kerr Warren Pearse M.A. rector of Ascot Heath,
archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. Berks, are the chief landowners. The soil is loam and sand~
The Devon and Somerset railway to Barnstaple paRses the subsoil clay and rock. The crops are wheat, barley and
through a tunnel in this parish. The church of St. Bar- turnips. The acreage is 941; rateable value, £1,327; the
tholomew, rebuilt in 1854, is a building of stone, in the population in r881 was 126.
Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays,
north aisle, south porch and an embattled western tower, Sexton, James Bristow.
with a turret, and containing 4 bells : all the windows are
PosT 0FFICE.-James Bristow, sub-postmaster. Letters
stained : near the south door is an octagonal Decorated font, arrive from Wiveliscombe R.S. 0. by foot post at 8.25 a. m.
and in the north aisle a brass to Edward Sharp, ob. 1673, from Wellington at 8.4s a.m. ~dispatched at 4.15 p.m.
the donor of the charity : there are sittings for 16o persons. week days only. Wiveliscombe is the nearest money order-
The existing register dates from the year 1712. The living & telegraph office

is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £168, net yearly value District School (mixed), for this parish, Kittisford & the
£215, including 46 acres of glebe, with residence, in the west of Milverton, erected in 1846, for go children ; aver-
age attendance, 46; Miss Julia Ellen Harrold, mistress

Angel-Smith Rev. Francis Angel LL.D. I Baker Peter, blacksmith 1 Clark Thomas John,farmer, Hawthorns

Rectory Bristow James, shoe maker, Post office · Irish Henry, farmer, Yeancott & Pile
Moysey Henry Gorges D.L., J.P. Bath- 1 Burge George, shopkeeper
Kellow William, wheelwright

ealton court Davey Waiter, farm bailiff H. G. Moy- Vickery John, farmer, Woodland

Avis James, farmer, Glebe sey esq j.

BATHEASTON is a village and parish, situated on the church of St. John the Baptist is an ancient building of

river Avon and bounded on the east by the county of Wilts, stone in the Later English style, consisting of chancel, nave
and is 2! miles north-east from Bath and half a mile north of five bays, aisles, south porch, vestry, organ chamber and
from Bathampton station on the main line of the Great an embattled western tower with pinnacles containing a.
Western railway, in the Frome division of the county, bun- clock and 6 bells, one of which is of very early date, with
dred of Bath-Forum, Weston petty sessional division, Bath the following inscription in Lombardic characters:-
union and county court district, rural deanery of Keynsham, : "Virginis egregire vocor campana Marire · " the chancel was
archdeaconry of Bath and diocese of Bath and Wells. The rebuilt in 186o, a south aisle added in 1868 and an orgau

JDIRECTORY. SOl\iERSETSHIRE. BATHFORL>. I l l

chamber and vestry in 1875: several of the windows are loamy ; subsoil, ]ias. The ]and here is principally devoted
stained : in 1889 a carved oak screen was erected in the to market gardening. The area is :r,863 acres; rateable
tower and a window in the south aisle as memorials to value, £9,792; the population in :r88r was :r,6g7.

the Rev. Thomas Percival Rogers M. A. vicar 185r-S8: there Parish Clerk, Edwin Gerrish.
are sittings for 565 persons. The register dates from the
year 1634. The living is a vicaragE", with St. Catberine's PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
chapelry annexed, average tithe rent-charge £476, joint net
Robert Bence, receiver. Letters from Bath arrive at 7.:rs
yearly value £ 3.so, with residence and 2 acres of land, in the a.m. & 2.15 p.m.; dispatched at 10.15 a.m. & 5.15 & 10
p.m
gift of Christ Church, Oxford, and held since 1888 by the
Rev. Arthur Medows Downes M.A. of Christ Church, INSURANCE AGENT.-Sun Fire, A. J. Purdy
Oxford. Here are \\'esleyan and Congregational chapels. National School, erected in 1856, for 300 children ; average

The charities amount to about £2o yearly value. The attendance, 188 ; George Harding, master ; Miss Con-
stantia Rickards, girls' mistress; Mrs. Sarah Ann Harding,
old Roman Fosse Way runs through the parish, and on the infants' mistress
top of Salisbury Hill are the remains of a circular entrench-
CoNVEYANCE.-Omnibus to Bath, week days at 9·35 & 10.35
ment, supposed to be Saxon. The Bath Water Works have a.m. & 12.5, 2.5, 4.5, 6.5 & 8.5 p.m. ; saturdays two
reservoirs here. Bailbrook House, a mansion standing in extra journeys, 8.35 & 9·35 p.m.; sundays, 3·35, 5.15,
its own grounds and the property of Lionel A. Weatherly 6.55, 8.25 & g. so p.m
esq. :M.D. is now a private lunatic asylum.. The soil is

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Broad Edward,marketgrdnr.Northend Harper John Maurice, surgeon

Bevan Mrs. London road BullockWilliarn,market gdnr.Northend Hemming Maria (Mi~s), shopkeeper

Bevan Thomas, Brookfield cottage Cambourne Charles, market gardener Hewlett & Appleby, builders

Blathway Lieut.-Col.Linley,Eagle house Cambourne John,marketgardener,Cold Hill Albert Rowland, baker

Brinkworth Isaac, Prospect house Bath gardens Hill William, market gardener

Broome Mrs. Elmhurst CambourneThos.mkt.gardnr.North end Hobbs Thomas Snow, dairy, Lower

Bullock George, Kelston villa Caple Josepb, beer retailer North End farm

Bullock James, Poplar house Chesterman Henry, poultry breeder, Horsell Wm. market gdnr.Town~end cot

Burdon George, Batheaston villa Swainswick lane House John Lewis, White Hart P.H. &

Carter William, Echo villa Colmer Matthew, coffee house fly proprietor

Combes Mrs. Avon cottage Cooling Geo. & Son, florists, London rd Hunt Joseph, baker

Crawshay EdwinJ. P. (Glos.), The Grove Cross George, coal merchant Hunt Wrn.Fitz,North End inn,& brewer

Downes Rev.Arth. Medows M.A.Vic:trage Cryer James, market gardener Hutchings Mark, market gardener

Dyer Miss Davis Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Jones Marian (Mrs.), school,North end

Elston John, Nightingale cottage Old Hill farm Large Geo. mrkt. grdnr.4 Stanbridge pl

Forster Henry Hirst, South ba1.k Davis Mary Jane {Miss), dress maker Large Jeanetta (Mrs.), grocer

Fuller Edwin Richard, The Hill Dingle Henry John, accountant, dep. Laviugton Hy.market grdnr. North end

Gataker Miss registrar of births & deaths for No. 6 Leader William, grocer

Harper Charles Batheaston sub-district, Bath union, Lewis George, plumber & painter

Harper John Maurice assessor & collector of income tax & Lydiard James, butcher

Henry Andrew Pollock, Springfield cot assistant overseer Manning George, beer ret. Sandy bank

Hick William Arney, Fern cottage Dingle John,boarding school,& registrar Martin Frederick, market gardener

Hooper Thomas, Amoril house of births & deaths for No. 6 Batheaston MatthewsGeo.farmr. CharmeyDownfrm

Humby James, Batheaston mill sub-district, Hath union Mealing James, jun. mason

Inman Henry Hatchelor, Pine house rewett George, blacksmith Melluish Daniel, market gardener,

Lyons Mrs. Middlesex house Dyer John, florist Bailbrook gardens

Musgrave Misses Evry Alfred, farmer, Eagle farm Norton Herbert L.R.C.P.Edin. physician,

Nash Henry Gardiner, Brook lodge Evry Dan, market gardener & farmer, Hillside

Norton Herbert, Hillside Radford farm Padfield Edward, coal merchant

Pearce Thomas Albert, The Mount Evry Thos. market grdnr.Avonland cot Parsons George, carpenter

Pitt Albert Ernest, Avoncliff Evry Tom, farmer, Church farm & Pressley Thomas, market gardener

Purvis Rev. Edward Alex. [curate], Waggon & Horses inn PritchardElias,farmr. Up.NorthEnd frm

Eagle farm Evry Wm. market gardener, Factory la Rawlings Stephen Geo. bldr. London rd

Robinson Rev. Mills [Congregational] Ferris Charles, farmer, Swinbrook farm Rhymes John, market gardener

Sharp Benjamin, :r Brook villas Fellows Jas. market grdnr.Skew Way la Rich John, dairyman

SmithHerbert George, Apsey house Follon Edwin, coal dealer Rich John, jun. market gardener

Swaffield Jethro, 2 Brook villas Garraway John, carpenter Rich William, market gardener

Tabuteau Lieut.-Col. Anthony Oliver, Gerrish Arthur, painter, North end RickettsJn.marketgardener,Brookcroft

Brow hill Gerrish Charles, painter Ryall John Thomas, carpenter

Trickey Mrs. Inverness villa Gerrish Edwin, painter, The Laurels SainsburyChas.market grdnr.Northend

Upham Arthur, Mona cottage Goodman Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Sargent Alfred, saddler

Wait Miss, Batheaston lodge Gould John, greengrocer Sargood George, boot maker

WeatherlyLionelAlex. M. D. Bailbrok. ho Grant Albert, butcher & grocer Saunders George, wheelwright & smith

COMMERCIAL. Gray Robert, coal merchant Scott George, market gardener

Bath & Somersetshire Dairy Co. Lim1ted Hallett Chas. market grdnr. North end' Sims Frederick, market gardener

(H. Bailis Tucker, sec) Harding Henry, market gardener Smart Francis Thomas, carpenter

Beazer Henry, mason, The Batch Harding Jeffery, beer retailer TaylorHy.market gardener,SkewWay la

Beer George, farmer, Hill farm Harper Chas. L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, & Vezey Edwin (Mrs.), Lamb & Flag P.H

Benca Robert, grocer, Post office medical officer, sth dist. & public vac- Wadham James, market gardener

Bevan Alfred, maltster cinator No. I rural dist. & medical Weatherly Lionel Alex. M. D. physician,&

Bevan Chas.mrkt. grdnr.Bailbrook frm officer of health rural sanitary autho- private lunatic asylum, Bailbrook ho

Bolton James, mason rity & certifying factory surgeon,Bath Wiltshire William, boot maker

BolwellChas.King'sArms P.H.Bailbrook union, Manor house 'Voodman Edwin, market gardener

BATHFORD is a parish and village, nearly 5 miles in in the act of benediction: the south aisle has also been en-

length, I mile east from Bathampton station on the main larged, a new south chancel aisle erected and the church
line of the Great Western Railway and 3! miles east-north- thoroughly restored and re-seated : there are several good
east from Bath, in the Frome division of the county, Bath- stained windows; the west window, erected in 188o by

Forum hundred, Weston petty sessional division, Bath union William Long esq. of West Hay, "Trington, is a memorial t()
and county court district, Keynsham district of the rural his wife, Elizabeth Hare Long: the font is Norman, and

deanery of Bath, archdeaconry of Bath and diocese of Bath there is a carved stone reredos and a handsomely carved oak
and Wells The village stands on a hill, and the parish is pulpit of the time of James I. : there are the remains of
pleasantly situated on the borders of Wiltshire and on the Norman work in the north porch : the church affords sittings

banks of the river Avon, which is here crossed by a bridge : for soo persons. 'fhe register of baptisms dates from the

it was originally called :Ford, and was known by that name year 1727; marriage' and burials, 1729. The living is a.

down to the :r7th century, the ford from which it took its vicarage, tithe rent-charge £16o, gross yearly value £283,
name being part of the ancient Roman road, afterwards including 52 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the

called "The Fosseway." The church of St. Swithin is a Dean and Chapter of Bristol, and held since 1870 by the

building of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of Rev. Edward John Harford B.A. of Oriel College, Oxford,
chance] with south aisle, nave of three bays, aisles, north and rural dean of Keynsham. Here is a Baptist chapel. The

porch and an embattled western tower with four pinnacles charities amount to £4o yearly. 'fhere is a paper mill

and containing 6 bells: the north aisle was added in 1856 and quarries of Bath stone. Remains of a Roman camp

and the tower entirely rebuilt in 1879, at the cost of Henry and two Roman villas, tumuli and other antiquities have
Duncan Skrine esq.: on the tower is R figure of St. Swithin, been discon~-ted at different tim~. Warleigh Manor is the

112 BATHfORD. SOl\'lERSP:~rS HIRE. (KELLY's

resi<lence of Col. Henry Mills Skrine M.A., J. P. ; Shockerwick I Parish Clerk, Alfred Goodchild.

House, of Lansdowne Daubeny esq. J.P. and Bathford Manor PosT OFHCE.-George Pittman receiver. Letters from Bath

House, of Capt. Thomas Gilling Gilling. Henry Duncan arrive at 7·5 a.m. & 3 p.m. ; dispatched at 10 a. m. & 4·35

Skrine esq. D.L., J.P. of The Manor House, Claverton, who & 8.10 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office

is lord of the manor, and the trustees of the late J. W. Wilt- IS at Batheaston. Letters for Shockerwick through Bath-

shire esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is loamy; 1 easton & for Warleigh through Bathford

subsoil, clayey, with beds of oolite. The chief crops are Parochial School (mixed), built in 1840, for 140 children;

wheat and barley, but the larger portion of the parish is average attendance, no ; Miss Mary Leake, mistress

pasture land. The area is 1,823 acres; rateable value, CONVEYANCE.-Omnibus to .Bath leaves the Crown inn at

£7,003; the population in 1881 was 953· 9.30, 10.30 & 12 a. m. & 2, 4, 6 & 8 p.m. week days only;

SHOCKERWICK, one mile and a half north-north-east, and & on saturdays extra journeys at 8.30 & 9.30 p.m. ; sun-

WARLEIGH, one mile and a half south, are hamlets. days, 3.3o, 5.10, 6.50, 8.20 & 9·45 p.m

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Tower Rev.CanonChas.M.A.Avondale ho Leonard John, grocer
Baldwin James, Woodland cottage Watts J. Onslow, Warleigh lodge Lye Josh, dairyman, Bridge farm
Barlow Miss, Titan Barrow Wedderburn-OgilvyMaj. John Andrew, Maslen William, baker & grocer
Briscoe Misses Matthews Rt.Clemnt.frmr.Shockerwick
Brown Charles Stewart, Hillside I Woodside Meade George, farm bailiff to H. D.
Daubeny Lansdowne J.P. Shockerwick Williams Joseph, Ivy cottage
Yates James, Trevarno mills Skrineesq. J.P. Drurylodge,Warleigh
house Newman James, shopkeeper
Deacon Charles, Bathford house COJ\IMERCIAL. Newman William, baker
Bath Paper Mills Co. Limited (Thomas
Edmonds Thomas, The Glen Pictor Stephen, farmer, Church farm
Bray Tabb, managing director), Tre-
I<'owler William J.P. Eaglehurst varno mills Pillinger Minnie (Miss), beer retailer
Gilling Capt. Thos.Gilling, Manor house Batt Wm. paper merchant, 2 Woodside Pillinger William Bryant, New inn
Harford Rev. PrebendaryEdward John Batterbury Thomas Wm.baker & grocer Pittman George, painter, Post office
BennettStephn.farmer,LowerHouse frm Pyatt William, market gardener
M. A. Vicarage Brooks Wm. beer retailer & blacksmith Prince Albert's Somersetshire Light In-
Hatch Andrew Dreweatt, Bathford ldg Cope James, market gardener
Hessey Mrs Curtis Thomas, nurseryman fantry 1st. Volunteer Battalion (D
Kent James, Balnain villa Gale David, plasterer, London road Co.) (Captain H. F. Clutterbuck)
Lewis Mrs. Bannerdown cottage Goodchild Alfd.carpenter& parish clerk Smart George,carpenter,Manor cottage
Mulcock Henry, Gloucester cottage Gunning James E. dairyman, Sheep 'fanner John, farmer, Home farm,
Newman Wm. Hiscocks, Northfield cot House farm, Warleigh Shockerwick
Noyes Mrs. Rokeby lodge Haskell William, coal merchant Voyce John William, beer retailer
Peel Mrs. The Orchard HawkinsChas.buildr.&overseer,Vine cot White Edward, market gardener
Shoobridge Frederick H. Aldmore lodge Lavington Frederick, Crown inn Yates James, foreman to Bath Paper

Skrine Col. Henry Mills M.A.,J.P. War- Mills Co. Limited, Trevarno mills
leigh manor

BATHWICK is a parish within the limits of the city of Bath, which see.

:BAWDRIP is a village and parish, 3! miles north-east gregational chapel at Knowle built in 1830 and a Wesleyan

from Bridgwater, in the Bridgwater division of the county, chapel at Bradney. There are some charities. Knowle
hundred of North Petherton, petty sessional division, county Hall is the seat of Pelham Spencer Greenhill esq. J. P.; Upland
court district and union of Bridgwater, rural deanery of House, the property of the rector, is at present occupied by
Pawlett, archdeaconry of Wells and diocese of Bath and J Mrs. Jopp. Jefferys Charles Alien esq. B. A., J.P. of Gatchell
Wells. The Bridgwater and Edington line of the London and House, Taunton, is lord of the manor and chief landowner.
South ·western railway passes through the village, but the The soil is red sand and marl; subsoil, various. The crops
nearest station will be at Cossington, I mile north east. The I are oats, wheat and barley, but chiefly pasturage. The parish
church of St. Michael is an ancient cruciform building of contains 1,819 acres; rateable value, [4,032; the population
st,one in the Early Decorated style, consisting of chancel, in 1881 was 393·

nave, transepts, south porch and a central embattled tower PosT OFFICE.-Knowle John Savidge, receiver. Letters

containing a clock and 4 bells: in the north transept is a arrive from Bridgwater at T4 h. 5ean. me a.r;eds te lmi voenr eedy aotr6d.e3ro&a .m.;
recumbent effigy in stone, of Joel de Bradney, ob. 1350: disapahtcohfefidceaits9a.2t1Dpu.nmb.all tele-
there. a;e stained windows in the t~ansepts : the church
has stttmgs for 200 persons. The register dates from 1761. gr P
'fhe living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £ 2 86, gross 1 WALL ~ETTER Box, ~ear the church, _cleared at 7.10 p.m
yearly value [355, including 38 acres of glebe, with residence, 1 Parochial School (mixed), for 70 children; average atten-

in the gift of and held since 1886 by the Rev. John Maturin 1 dance, 47

Warren M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. There is a Con- Carriers to Bridgwater pass through on mon. wed. & sat

Bellringer Miss, Knowle Brake William, farmer, Court fann Pople James, farmer

GreenhillPelhamSpencerJ.P.Knowle hall Brewer John, farmer, Bradney Savidge John,tailor &draper,Post office,

Jannan Mrs. Bradney house Coles Jonas, farmer Knowle

J'Opp Mrs. Upland house Collings Edward, farmer, Peasy Slocombe Robert, farmer & dairyman

Swanston Rev.David [Congregational], Darch Isaac, baker, Knowle Slocombe Wm.Carter~ farmer,Bradney

Knowle Hurman Thomas, farmer, Ford gate Smith Andrew, farmer, Knowle
Warren Rev. John Maturin M.A. [rectorJ Meaker Frederick, farmer,Bitham [Let- Staples John, blacksmith
COMMERCIAL. ters through Cossington] Varmen William, carpenter

Jlaker Robert, farmer, Knowle hill Pain William, farmer Varmen William, jun. tailor

Brake Emanuel, farmer, Knowle Petheram Joseph, Knowle inn West George, farmer

:BECKINGTON is a parish and village, situated on the· year 1559, and contains an entry to the effect that Charles

high road from Frome to Bath, 3 miles north-east from II. passed through here after the battle of Worcester, Sept.
':Frome station on the Wilts, Somerset and Weymouth branch 3, 1651. The living is a manorial rectory, with that of
of the Great Western railway, and 10 south-east from Bath, Standerwick annexed, average tithe rent-charge [493, net
in the Frome division of the county, :Frome hundred, petty yearly value [420, including 86 acres of glebe, with residence,
-sessional division, union and county court district, rural in the gift of and held since 1857 by the Rev. Sainsbury
deanery of Frome, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Langford Sainsbury lii.A. of Trinity College, Oxford, whose
Bath and Wells. The church of St. Gregory is an ancient family has been for centuries resident in this parish: the
lmilding of stone, in the Transition style, consisting of Rev. William Sainsbury was rector in 1710. Alexander
ehancel, nave of four bays, aisles, a side chapel, formerly Huish, one of the editors of Walton's Polyglot Bible, who
belonging to the Sheppard and Kelson families, but now used died in 1668, was rector of the parish before and after the
.as a vestry, organ chamber, north and south porches, and a Commonwealth: and the registers of that time are kept in
western tower with pinnacles, and containing a clock and a singularly minute and beautiful style. Here are Baptist
-6 bells; the tower is partly of Norman date, and the font is and Wesleyan chapels. There is a reading room having about

a fine example of the same period: the church was restored 40 members. The charities amount to £35 yearly. This

in 1873 and re-seated with open benches : it will seat 300 place, formerly celebrated for its manufacture of cloth, was
people: ou the north side of the chancel, within canopied the birthplace, about 1385, of Thomas de Beckington, bishop

recesses, are three recumbent effigies; there are also brasses of Bath and Wells (1443-65), who died at Wells, 14 Jan.
-to John St.. Maur, ob. 1485, and Elizabeth (Darrell) his wife, 1464-5. Alfred Parsons, a landscape painter of some note, is
ancestors of the Seymours, Dukes of Somerset, and to John also a native of this place. Beckington Castle, the residence
Compton, merchant, ob. I$10, and Elizabeth his wife : in of Mrs. Starkey, and the Manor House are mansions of early
'the north aisle is an inscribed slab, with bust, to Samuel date. Seymour's Court, about half a mile east and now a
Danyell, an historical poet, and sometime poet !aureate, who farm house, was once the seat of Sir Thomas Seymour, Baron
was interred here in Oct. 1619. The register dates from the Seym0ur of fudeley, who married Queeu Catherine Parr,

I. I

DIRECTORY.] '. (I

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BERKLEY.

widow of Henry VIII. ; he was brother to the Protector ·the main road by a carriage drh·e : here are remains of an

Somerset, by whose order he was executed for high treason, encampment.

xo Mar. 1548-9. The trustees of the late Rev. Henry Shep- 1 Sexton, Israel Fear.

pard are lords of the manor and chief landowners of Beck- PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-

ington, and the Rev. Edward Betenson Edgell B.A., J.P. Joseph George Gee, postmaster. Letters arrive via Ba~h

rector of Bromham, Wilts, is lord of the manor and chief & Frome, from the former by mail cart, & are delivered

landowner of Standerwick. The soil i.:! various ; and the at 7 a. m.; & from the latter by messenger at 3.30 p.m. ;

subsoil, clay and ruckley stone. The land is in pasture for letters are dispatched to Frome by messenger at 12.30

dairy purposes. The acreage is 2,025 ; rateable value, p.m. & at 9 p.m. to Bath by mail cart

£5,234; the population in r88r was 924. WALL LETTER Box at Standerwick, cleared at 5.30 p.m.

RUDGE, 2 miles east, is a hamlet adjoining the county of Letters for Standerwick are delivered from Frome, at

Wilts, and has Baptist and Wesleyan chapels. Standerwick, 8.30 a.m

x mile south-east, and formerly a separate parish by the INSURANCE AGENTS : -
"Divided Parishes Act" of 1882, has been, since March 25, Phamix Fire, E. N utt
x885, partly in this parish and partly in the parishes of
Frome and Berkley. Standerwick Court, the residence of Sun Fire, J. V Pickford

John Boger Hole esq. J.P. is a plain mansion, erected in the National School, built in 185o, for 16o ehildren; average
reign of Queen Anne and occupying an elevated position, attendance, 103 ; Mrs. Elizabeth Hounsell, mistress

and commanding extensive views of the Wiltshire Downs CoNVEYANCE.-A van passes through from Frome to Bath &

and the surrounding rural scenery : it is approached from back every mon. wed. fri. & sat

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brown Thomas, farmer, Standerwick Keevil Joseph Jesse, Old George P.H

Batt Samuel, Rudge Hill house Crees Charles, farmer &dairyman, Sey- Millett lsaac John, farmer, Priors court

Blake-F'orster Henry White,The Cedars mour's court Northeast William, trap for hire
• Bourne Samuel, Warminster road
Enderby Mrs. Prospect house Cress Hy. James, farmer, Rudge farm Nutt Edward, shoe maker

Cross Alfred, shoe maker Parfitt Misses, ladies' boarding school,

England Mrs Cuzner Alfred, carpenter &c Manor house

Evans William Godfrey Cuzner Danl. commercial boarding schl Parfitt Charles, boot & shoe maker

Guley J ames, Bath road Cuzner George, iron founder PargeterGeorge,farmer,WhiteRow farm

Heathcote Commander Arthur Napier Dainton Wm. Edward, farmer, Rudge Phillips William, plasterer & tiler

R.N. 2 Clifford villas Davis Harriett (Mrs.), smith & farrier Pickard Charles, beer retailer

Hebert Roger Woodburne, Frome road DavisJames Hulbert,frmr.Clifford farm PICKFORD JAMES VATERS, estate,

Hole John Boger J.P.Standerwick court Evans William Godfrey L.R.C.P.Edin. house & insurance ~o-ent & registrar

Jarvis John Hart surgeon & medical officer & public of births & deaths forRoad sub-district

Joyce Daniel Bailey, Warminster road vaccinator No. 2 dist. Frome union Pope Charles, plasterer

Palmer Job, Winchmore villa Fear J.<'anny (Mrs.), shopkeeper POPLE BROTHERS,builders &general-

Palmer Miss Franks James, grocer contractors & undertakers

Polehampton Rev. Thomas Henry Sted- Fricker Edmund Geo. plumber &glazier Porch J ames, stone mason

man (Schol. Cane. Truro) [curateJ, Fussell Wm. Henry,baker & corn dealer Porch John, stone mason & shopkeeper-

Clifford villas Gee Joseph George, saddler & harness Porch Joseph, stone mason

Sainsbury Rev. Sainsbury Langford maker, Post office RandallAlbert,carpenter &wheelwright

M.A. Rectory Gibson James, baker Reading Room(James Pickford,hon.sec)

Starkey Mrs. The Castle Gunning Fredk.frmr.Stan<\erwick farm Richards Edwin Job, farmer, Duckpool

Street Miss, Dainton house Gunston Job, beer retailer farm

Tyson Joseph James, Camden house GushHy. Hammett, Bell inn, Standrwick Rogers John, beer retailer

COMMERCIAL. Haines Francis, baker Ryall William Henry, baker & grocer

Axford Andrew, grocer, Rudge Hancock Charlotte(Miss),draper & grcr Shill Charles, boot maker

Axford John, farmer Hillman Henry, grocer &dupty registrar Toop Daniel, dairy farmer & assistant.

Bargery Frank, beer retailer of births & deaths, Road sub-district, overseer & collector of Queen's taxes,.

Bourne Charles & Son, nurserymen & Frome union Rylands farm

florists & seed growers Hillman Sidney, blacksmith Webb Francis, farmer, Ivy house

BourneLilian(Miss),girls' schl.Rose villa James Edmund, Full Moon P.H White William, farmer & dairyman,.

Brimacombe John, miller (steam & Jefferies John, farmer, Rudge Dairy House farm

water), Eden Vale mills Keates Lydia (Miss), draper Wilson Waiter, farmer, Rudge

BEDMINSTER is a parish forming part of the city of Bristol, which see.

BEER CROCOMBE is a small village and parish, 8 1in the gift of the trustees of the late Earl of Egremont.

miles south-east from Taunton, 6 north-west from Ilminster, The repre5entatires of George Francis (Wyndham), last Earl
and half a mile east from Hatch Beauchamp station on the of Egremont, who died 2 Ap. 1845, hold the manorial rights
Chard branch of the Great Western railway, in the Bridg- and own nearly the whole of the land in the parish. The
water division of the county, hundred of Abdick and Bul- soil is clayey and loamy, and the subsoil is chiefly limestone
stone, petty sessional division, union and county court and blue lias. The chief crops are wheat, beans and oats.
district of Langport, Ilminster district of the rural deanery The area is 745 acres; rateable mlue, £963; the population
of Dunster, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath in 188x was 136.
and Wells. The church of St. James is a plain building of
stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, Letters received through Taunton, arrive at 8.30 a. m. The
south porch and an embattled western tower, containing nearest money order office is at Hatch Beauchamp. The
4 bells : the church has been partially restored, and has nearest telegraph office is at Hatch station
sittings for 156 persons. The register dates from 1512. National School (mixed), built, with house for the mistress,
'fhe living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £:x46, net in x868, at the cost of the Countess of Egremont, for 40
yearly value £172, including 50 acres of glebe, with house, children; average attendance, 20; Mrs. J. Hewett, mistress

Scott Mrs Giles Silas, farmer, The Forest Jeffery William, farmer

Baker Benjamin Baxter, farmer Hodges Charles, wheelwright Lee Robert, farmer, The Forest
Dollen Adolphus, farmer Hughes John, dairyman Prew Edward John Cornish, farmer
Giles John, farmer, The F.orest Knight Albert, dairyman Trim William, dairyman

BERKLEY is a parish and small village, 2~ miles north- The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £340, net yearly

east from Frome station on the Great Western railway, in 1 income £380, including 56 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the Frome division of the county, Frome hundred, petty the gift of Sir Charles Mordaunt bart. and held since 1877
sessional division, union and county court district, rural by the Rev. Robert Marriott Freeman B.A. of Christ Church,
deanery of Frome, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Oxford. " Berchlie" Manor belonged at the Conquest to
Bath and Wells. The church of St. Mary, rebuilt in 1751, Roger Arundel, and was held at a later period by the New.
is a building of stone in the Italian style, consisting of chancel, boroughs. a full account of whom may be seen on a moon-
nave, aisles, west porch and a small western tower with a mental stone in the parish church, tracing their descent from

balustraded parapet and pinnacles, and containing a clock I the time of the Conquest to 168o, when the daughter of

and 4 bells : the church has a dome said to be a copy of Roger Newborough, the last male heir, married John Prowse

that of St. Stephen's, Walbrook, London: in the chancel esq. of Compton Bishop; she died in 1740 and the.last heir
are three memorial windows to Mrs. Sheppard : there are male of the Prowse family, Thomas Prowse esq. left two
sittings for 180 persons. The register dates from 1547. I daughters, co-heiresses, one of whom, Elizabeth, married Sir

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SOMERSETSHIRE.

John Mordaunt hart. lii.P. for Warwickshire, and the other stone brash ; the subsoil', clay. The land is chiefly in
the Rev. Methuen Rogers, who held the Berkley estates for pasturage for dairy purposes. The acreage is 1,974; rateable

many years after the decease of his wife (who died without value, £3,693; the population in 1881 was 322.
issue) by the courtesy of England, and at his death in 1834 Sexton, Sidney Bennett.

they passed to the head of the Mordaunt family, who has Letters delivered from Frome, arrive at 7.30 a. m. LETrER
since held them. Sir Chas. Mordaunt hart. is the present Box, at Mr. White's, Church farm, in the village, cleared
representative. Berkley House is a plain building, pleasantly at 6 p.m. & on sunday at 8.40 a.m. The nearest money
situated north-east of the church, but now (1889) unoccu- order & telegraph office is at Beckington
pied : in the house are two portraits, said to L~ those of National School (mixed), erected in 1861, at the expense of

William Ill. and Mary, in whose reign the house is supposed the lord of the manor, who enlarged it in 1874, to hold
to have been built by Thomas Prowse esq. who then repre- 120 children; average attendance, 41 ; Miss Edith Chaston,

sented this county in Parliament. The soil is loam and mistress

Freeman Rev. Robert Marriott B.A. DavisDaniel,shoemaker,Berkleymarsh Olding J oseph, coal mer. Berkley marsh

Rectory Davis Geo. wheelwright, Warminster rd Rendall Isaac, farmr. St. George's cross

(.'01\IMERCIAL. Haine Geo. ·wm. farmer, Fair Oak farm Singer Thos. dairy farmer,Moore's farm

Knight Philip, carpenter Viner Andrew, farmer, Cuzner's farm

BatchelorWilliam,farmer,Warminstr.rd Millard Charles, grocer & beer retailer, WhiteJames Wm. farmer,Church farm

Crees Joseph, farmer, Berkley & White- Warminster road Wilcox Susan (Mrs.), farmer

chapel farms Nash Alfred, grocer, Berkley marsh

l3ERROW is a parish and village, situated on the Bristol Richardson Jervis Pearson A.K.C.L. There is a Wesleyan

Channel, 4 miles north-north-west from Highbridge, 2 west chapel. Durstan's charity of £2 yearly is for bread.

from Brent Knoll station on the Bristol and Exeter section Peregrine Hammond esq. who is lord of the manor, Charles
-of the Great Western railway and 2 north from Burnham, Morgan esq. C. Francis esq. and Francis Henry Dickinson
in the Wells division of the county, hundred of Brent-cum- esq. F.S.A., D.L., J.P. of Kingweston House, are the principal
Wrington, petty sessional division and union of Axbridge, landowners. The soil is loam; the subsoil is clay. The

Weston-super-Mare county court district, Burnham district land is chiefly in pasture. The area is 2,153 acres; rateable

-of the rural deanery of Axbridge, archdeaconry of Wells and value, £5,342; the population in 1881 was 422.
diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of St. Mary is a Parish Clerk, Thomas Richards.
building of stone in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, Sexton, William Young.

.consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, south aisle, vestry, PosT OFFICE.-Edwin House, receiver. Letters by foot

.south porch and an embattled western tower containing 5 post from Bridgwater, via Burnham, arrive at 7.20 a.m.;
bells: the gallery has the date 1637 on it and the belfry is dispatched at 6.20 p.m. week days only. PILLAR LETTER
dated 1629: there are sittings for 278 persons: outside the Box cleared at 6 p.m. Burnham is the nearest money
church are two ancient figures which appear to be those of a order & telegraph office

civilian and his lady and are probably coeval with the earlier P arochial School, erecte d in 1 a3n43ce&, 5 enlarged i n 1 8B7e3r,rfiollr,
.church, which undoubtedly stood near here: in the church- ldren; average atten 4 ; Miss M ar
yard remains part of the shaft and base of a cross of the m10i0s chi s d y
tres

14th century. The register dates from the year 1£69198.5 , The CARRIER.-Alfred Richards, to Bridgwater, mon. wed. & sat
living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge net

yearly value £26o, with residence, in the gift of the Arch- INSURANCE AGENT.-Commercial Union Fire & Life, E.

. deacon of Wells, and held since 1881 by the Rev. Charles House, The Stores

Chapman Mrs. Pusey lodge Dunn John, carpenter & wheelwright Hutchings William, farmer

Evans Misses, Berrow lodge Frost Martha (Mrs.),farmr.Barton farm Marsh Louis, jun. baker

Frost Miss Frost Metford Wm. farmer, Mead farm Marsh William, mason & shopkeeper

Hawkings Benjamin, Sandway house Frost William, farmer, Ivy farm Palmer Abraham Wm.farmr.South frm

Hooper Mrs. Rose cottage Harris Chas. Hawkings,frmr. Unity frm Palmer Cornelius George, farmer, Rose

Hooper Thomas, Manor house Hawkings Edmund, farmr.Northam fm Tree farm

Norvill Mrs. Ivy cottage Hawkings Wm. farmer, Hurn farm Palmer Joseph, farmer, New house

Pearson Rev. Charles Richardson Jervis Hook James, farmer, Martin's Hill farm Pople Abel, shoe maker

A. K.C. L. The Vicarage House Edward,wholesale & retail grocer Quire Giles, butcher

COMMERCIAL. & draper, provision merchant & in- Richards Alfred, carrier

.Bacon Frank, farmer surance agent, The Stores Slade William, farmer, Tarr farm

Bradbeer George Henry, baker & grocer Hutchings Charles, farmer Washer Edward, farmer, Ham farm

·Corp Albert James, farmer, Court farm Hutchings Geo. farmer, Yew Tree farm Welland John, blacksmith

.Corp John, farmer, Marsh farm Hutchings Joseph, farmer Whitcombe George, milk dealer

Davies George, Wellington inn

.BICXENHALL is a parish, I mile south-west from Fitzpaine, average tithe rent-charge £487, joint gross annual

Hatch Beauchamp station on the Chard branch of the Great value £583, including 12 acres o.f glebe, in the gift of
Western railway and about 5 miles south-east from Taunton, Viscount Portman, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Henry
in the Bridgwater division of the county, hundred of Abdick Sykes Hume M. A. of Exeter College, Oxford, who resides at
and Bulstone, petty sessional division, union and county Staple Fitzpaine. Viscount Portman is lord of the manor

.court district of Taunton, Ilminster district of the rural I and chief landowner. The soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The

deanery of Dunster, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of principal crops are wheat, oats and grass. The area is I 1Q04
Bath and Wells. The church ·of St. Paul is a small edifice acres; rateable value, £1,076; the population in 1881
·of stone, in the Perpendicular style, consecrated in 1849, and was 155.
consists of chancel and nave and a western bell cot contain- Parish Clerk and Sexton, Daniel Newton.
ing one bell: the east window is stained: on the north wall Letters received through Taunton arrive at 8.15 a.m. The
-of the chancel is a mural monument with kneeling effigy to nearest money order office is at Hatch Beauchamp &
Rachel, daughter of Sir Henry Portman kt. ob. 1632 : there telegraph office at Hatch Beauchamp station

are 200 sittings. The register dates from the year 1745. The children of this place attend the school at Staple

The living is a chapelry, annexed to the rectory of Staple Fitzpaine

Rouse Mrs Dicks Samuel, farmer Rowsell Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Small Peter, farmer
Avery George, farmer Gauge Betsy (Miss), farmer
Titherleigh Thomas, blacksmith
Banfield Francis, farmer, Bickenhall fm Hartnell John, dairyman

Dicks David, farmer Hurford Peter (Mrs.), farmer

BICXNOLLER is a small village and parish on the west · carved oak screen, dated 1726 : in the aisle is an old monu•

of the Quantock Hills, 2~ miles south-east from Williton ment, dated 1688 : the church was restored and reseated in
station on the West Somerset branch of the Great Western 1872, at a cost of £x,soo, when a fine stained window was
railway and 13i north-west from Taunton, in the Western erected, and has recently (1889) been renovated at an
-division of the county, hundred, petty sessional division, expense of £7o: there are sittings for 200 persons: in the
union and county court district of Williton and Freemanors, churchyard is a very fine old yew tree and an ancient stone
Wiveliscombe district of the rural deanery of Taunton, arch- cross of the 14th century, 12 feet 4 inches in height, on an
deaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The octagonal base of three steps: growing on the top of the
church (not dedicated) is a small and ancient edifice of stone, tower is a small yew tree, now (1889) about 4 feet in height.
in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of The register dates from the year 1557. The living is a
three bays, north aisle, south porch with parvise and an vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £64, net yearly value
embattled western tower, with pinnacles, containing 4 bells: £216, including 3~ acres of glebe in the parish and 20 acres
the building is surrounded with a parapet of pierced quatre- at Glastonbury,. with house, in the g1ft of the vicar of

foils : the bench ends are carved and there is a magnificently Stogumber, and held since 1877 by the Rev. William Scrape

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHlRE. • BISHOPS HULL. l15

Berdmore Wood M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford. The By a Local Government Order which came into operation
Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manQr. Mrs. March 25, r883, a detached part of Stogumber, known as

Norris and Sir Alexander Bat.eman Periam Fuller-Acland- Halsway, was amalgamated with this parish

Hood hart. D.L., J.P. of St. Audries, West Quantoxhead, are
the chief landowners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, marl. PosT OFFICE.-Joel Jennings, receiver. Letters arrive from

The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley, oats and turnips. Taunton at 5· 15 a.m. ; dispatched at 7.25 p.m. Stogum...

The area is r,887 acres; rateable value, £2,I50; the popu- her is the nearest money order & telegraph office

lation in r88r was 327. Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1864, for 57 children;

Parish Clerk, Isaac Jennings. average attendance, 40; Miss !{ate Llewellyn1 mistress
1 Elliott Sarah Ann (Miss), shopkeeper Parsons George, farmer
Bickbam George Bult
Bickham William Henry I Ford James, blacksmith,Woolston moor Perry Jas. (Mrs. ),shpkpr.Woolstn.moor

Carew Mrs. Halsway manor Giles James Thresher, farmer Slade John, boot & shoe maker

Trefusis Hon. John Schomberg J.P. Hill James, bailiff to Rd.ThresherGiles Slade Waiter, New inn

Thorncombe Jenniugs Joel, carpenter, Post office Sparks 'fhos. farmer, Pools & Harcombs

'\'rood Rev. Wm. llerdmoreM.A.Vicarage / Jennings John, farmer, Yard farm Squibbs James (Mrs.), farmer

Jennings Robert, farmer, Newton Weetch Abraham (Mrs.), farmer,Upcot.
I Milton Robt. sen. farmer, Sullys & Tarrs Williams Obed, fanner
COMMERCIAL.
Duckham Francis (Mrs.),frmr.Paradise IParsons Charles, farmer, Newton

BIDDISHAM is a parish and village, situated on the there are sittings for r2o persons. The register dates from

river Axe and on the road from Bristol to Bridgwater, 4 r626. The living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge-
miles west from Axbridge station on the Yatton and Wells £roB, net yearly value £us, including 13 acres of glebe,

branch, and 4 east from East Brent station on the Bristol with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of London, and held
and Exeter section of the main line of the Great Western since r858 by the Rev. Philip Valpy Mourant Filleul111.A. of
railway, in the Wells division of the county, Bempstone Wadham College, Oxford. The rect~ry house was built in
hundred, Axbridge petty sessional division, union and county I858. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the
court district, Burnham district of the rural deanery and manor and principal landowners. The soil is loam ; the
archdeaconr:y of Taunton, and diocese of Bath and Wells. subsoil, clay. The land is chiefly in pasture. The acreage

The church (dedication unknown) is a building of stone, in is 474; rateable value, £I,656; the population in I88r
the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave and a was 123.
western tower containing 4 bells: the font is of Transition Sexton, Jonas Millard.

date and there is a handsome carved Jacobean pulpit: the Letters by messenger from Weston-super-Mare, vhi. Ax-

stained east window was the joint gift of Mrs. Hunt and the bridge, arrive WatA8L.L5 a. m. Axbridge is the nearest money
order office. Box at "New Moon" cleared at 6. 20
Dean and Chapter of Wells, and in the chancel is a small
sFo1·uuethn1wMin.Ado. wthpererseecntoterd~ btyhethcehpuurpchilswoafs trheestRoerevd. PI. n. V. M. p.m. week days; sunday, Io.2o a.m
I 863,
and the tower in 1878, at a cost of £6oo, and a further sum
National School (mixed), for 50 children; average attend-

of £200 has since been expended in other improvements: ance, 24; Miss Mary Hendford, mistress

Filleul Rev. Philip Valpy Mourant M.A. Church Carolina (Miss), farmer Spratt Daniel, farmer

Rectory Counsell Joseph, farmer Thayer John Sandy, farmer

Ham Robert, New l\ioou P.H. & shopkpr Tutton Alfred, farmer & grazier

COMMERCIAL. Phillips John, shopkeeper Tutton John, farmer

Body Richard, farmer Raines Charles, farmer Tutton Martha (Mrs.), farmer

Body Samuel, farmer I Rich John Edward, farmer

BINEGAR is a small parish, situated on the east of the on the first Wednesday after Whit-Sunday. The Eccle--

Mendip Hills, with a station on the Somerset and Dorset siastical Commissioners are lords of the manor and chief

Extension railway, 4~ miles north from Shepton Mallet and landowners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, limestone. The

s north-east from Wells, in the Northern division of the land is chiefly in.pasture. The acreage is r,r59; rateable
county, hundred of Wells Forum, Wells petty sessional divi- value, £2,644; the population in I88I was 267.

sion, union of Shepton Mallet, county court district of Wells,
Midsomer Norton district of the rural deanery of Dunster, GuRNEY SLADE is a hamlet and small village, half a mile
archdeaconry of Wells and diocese of Bath and Wells. The east of the church, and situatea in the parishes of Binegar,
church of the Holy Trinity, rebuilt, with the exception of Ashwick and Emborough.

the tower, in I859, is a building of Mendip lias, in the Letters through Bath by way of Oakhill, which is the nearest
Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave of one bay,
money order office. Shepton Mallett is the nearest tele-
small aisle, south porch and an embattled western tower graph office. LETTER Box at Gurney Slade & at Binegar,
containing 3 bells : the tower is very plain, but of good
workmanship; under the battlement of its western face is the former cleared at 6.25 p.m. & the latter 6.30 p.m.
an ancient stone figure supposed to be emblematic of the week days only

Holy Trinity: there are sittings for 300 persons. The Parochial School, erected in IB57, & enlarged in I874, for

register dates from 1720. The living is a rectory, average the parishes of Emborough & Binegar; it will bold 74

tithe rent-charge £2I8, net yearly value £280, including 44 children; average attendance, 50 ; Mrs. Mark Wood,
acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of the Bishop of Bath mistress

and Wells, and held since I85I by the Rev. William Meade . ., . .
M.A. of Balliol College, Oxford. A large horse fair is held Railway Station, Nathamel Meecb, statiOn master

Earl Charles Nicholas 1Emery John, builder, Gurney slade Moody Chas. farmer, Whitchurch farm

Meade Rev. William M.A. [rector] Flower Frank, lime burner & mason, Padfield Albt. carpenter, Gurney slade

Pouting Mrs Gurney slade Perry James, farmer, Church farm
Vagg James, Old Down cottage Hobbs Wm. blacksmith, Gurney slade PONTING &. eo. corn & seed merchnts

COMMERCIAL. Holbrook Henry, farmer, Moore's farm Porch John, farmer, Merchant's hill

Chappell Alfred, yeoman, Nobbsbury Hopes James, farmer, Wintertop Steeds James Fussell, edge tool maker,

Chappell George Edwin, farmer & James George & Philip, farmers, Mer- Gurney Slade bottom

miller (water), Gurney Slade mill chant's hill Stevens Jas. wheelwright, GTJmey slade

Chard Henry, farmer, Gurney slade James Charles, farmer, Rookery farm Wood John, farmer, Hollow Hole farm

Colbourn Wm. Horse& Jockey P.H Gurneyslade Hole farm

Cottle James, fanner, Shores Hill farm James William, farmer, Whitnel1 farm

:BISHOPS HULL is a parish and village situated on parish outside the Taunton municipal borough, and all the

the road from Taunton to Wellington, I~ miles west from part of Wilton outside such boundary, and which adjoins the
Taunton and 6 north-east from Wellington; in the western part of Bishops Hull, were united and constituted a separate
division of the county, hundred of Taunton Dean, Taunton parish, and designated Bishops Hull Without. The church

petty sessional division, union aud county court district, of St. Peter is a building of stone, in the Gothic style, con-
rural deanery and archdeaconry of Taunton, and diocese of sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, and an ancient octagonal

Bath and Wells. 'fhe parish contaius a number of gentle- tower containing a clock and 5 bells: the east window is
men's residences, and extends nearly to the centre of the stained, and in the north aisle is a memorial window to
town of Taunton, including a handsome suburb, the Castle Samuel Pitman and his wife, erected by their children in
and Castle Green, and the district known by the name of I886: the chu~h has some good benches with the date 1530 ;

Tangier. By a Local Government Order, which came into a few have bars instead of doors, and one exhibits a carving

operation March 25, 1885, all the part of Bishops Hull· of ''The R~urrection:" portions of the original chanc~l

S. G. & B. s•

116 BISHOPS HULL. S0:\1ERSETSHIRE. (KELLY'S

remain : there are sittings for 300 persons. The parish acres; rateable value, £7,353; the population in 1881 was

register dates from the year 156o. The living is a 910.
vicarage, gross yearly value £300, including 6o acres of
Rumwell is a hamlet about I mile from the parish
glebe, witb residence, in the gift of and held since I856
by the Rev. Wadham Pigott Williams B. A. of Lincoln Col- church. Here is a farm-house called Castleman's Hill, the
lege, Oxford. Here is a Congregational chapel, founded in property of the trustees of the late Major Tomlin, where the·
I662, and seating 250 persons. A cemetery for the parishes Duke of Monmouth is reported to have slept the night before
of Bishops Hull and Taunton St. Mary has been formed in the battle of Sedgemoor.
this parish on the Taunton road. There are charities of Sexton, Robert Turner.

the annual value of £6o. Court or Manor House, the resi- PosT 0FFICE.-James Mayes, postmaster. Letters received
dence of Lieut.-Col. HenryWilliam Rawlins J.P is an ancient from Taunton at 7 a.m. Box closes for dispatch at 6.30
building in the Elizabethan style, believed to have been built p.m. & 8 p.m. 'fhe nearest money order & telegraph
in the year 1538 by Sir Robert Farewell K.T. then lord of the office is at Norton Fitzwarren
manor, and originally served as the manor house for the WALL LETTER BoxE~.-New Road, cleared at 8.10 p.m..
general court baron of Taunton Dean. W. G. Maclean except sundays; & Rumwell, cleared at 7.15 p.m. except
esq.; William Blake esq. D.L., J.P. of Bridge House, South sundays
Petherton ; R. Easton esq. ; William Clement Drake Esdaile
esq. l.P. of Burley Manor, Ringwood; George Henry Rogers INSURANCE AGENT.-Star Life & Equitable Fire, Edwin John
esq.; the trustees of the late Edwin Bryant, and the Rev. Redwood, Longaller Mills

Herbert Goodenough Rogers H.A. vicar of St. Thomas, National Schools (mixed), for ISO children; average attend-
Salisbury, are the chief landowners. The soil is rich loam; ance, I20 ; William Henry Richards, master

subsoil, gravel, principally grazing land. The area is I,305 Police Station, Edward Mark Coles, sergeant in charge

Bishop's Hull. Williams Rev. Wadham Pigott B.A. The Mayes James, boot maker, assistant

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Vicarage overseer & collector of taxes,Post office

Minus John Edward, organ builder

Archer Henry Sweet, Oldbury lodge COMMERCIAL. Moss William, builder & brlck & tile

Arthur Mrs. Hillmore house AllinWm.baskt.ma.Florence ter.New rd manufacturer, New road

Bird Mrs. Mountway villa IBird Wm. farmer, Roughmoor farm Oaten Mary (Miss), dress maker, 6.
Clarke Major Robert, Ivy cottage Bromfield Thomas, Red Lion P.H Florence terrace, New road

Emerson Major-Gen. Alexander Lyon, 1 Bull Alfred Charles, painter Parker Mary Ann (Mrs.), New inn

Barr house Cornish Bros. brick & tile mas. New rd Parrish George, farmer, New Ley farm

Gordon Alexander, Laurel house Cross Isaac, beer retailer Pearce Albert, joiner

Hanbury Theodore D'Escury, Mount- Dommett Thomas, butcher Redwood John & Son, millers (water).

way house Drewe Capel Scudymore, butcher Longaller ·

Hunt John ~urnell, Shute house Dunn Charles, Old inn Rowsell John, boot & shoe maker

Ingram Frederick, Clarendon villa Fowler Samuel, farmer, Fideoak Rowsell Joseph, carpenter

Lee Rev. William [Congregational] Gard George Edward, grocer & draper Rugg Fredk.tailor,2Florence ter.New rd

Leishman Major-Gen. John Thomas Goldsworthy William, blacksmith Trott William, blacksmith

R.A. Netherclay Greenham Wm. Neal, farmer, Longrun Tuck Edward, baker, New road

Manley Henry .I<'rancis, Upcott Gregory John, water miller, Fideoak Turner Albert, dairyman

Mills Mrs Grigg Harry, boot & shoe ma. New rd Warren George, dairyman

Parish Rev. Charles Samuel Pollock Hawkins Robert, road contractor Rumwell.

H.A. Roughmooor house HutchingsJn.miller(watr.),Bridge mills

Rawlins Lieut.-Col. HenryWilliam J.P. Jones Thomas, tailor Easton William, Rumwell hill

Manor l:louse King Thomas, carpenter & builder Elton Hy. Nathaniel H.D.Rumwelllodge

Stevens Mrs. Spring cottage, New road Knight William Henry, organ builder Gully Major Samuel, Rumwell hall

}Valsh Theobald J.P. Brandean Loddor Ann (Mrs.), baker Bellringer Thos. farmer, Rumwell farm

Walton William, Dinham house Macey Fredk. Royal Crown P.H. & bldr Bowering Wm. farmer,Ritherdens farm

Wilks Miss Macey Henry, builder Bull Edwin, wheelwright

Williams Geo.Lilly,Prospect-yil.New rd Martin George, boot maker Rees Emma (Mrs.), Crown inn

BISHOPS L YDEARD is a parish, head of a petty J. P. the Earl of Carnarvon and Major John ArundelWinter are

sessional division, and comiderable village, pleasantly situated the principal landowners. The soil is various, one part being

on the road from Taunton to Minehead, with a station on the a rich loam and the other clay ; subsoil, marl ; producing

West Somerset branch of the Great Western railway, I5I excellent crops of wheat, beans, barley, mangolds, potatoes

miles from London, 5 north-west from Taunton, and 8 north and turnips. The area is 4,687 acres; rateable value,

from Wellington in the Western division of the county, £10,397; thepopulationin I881 was 1,196.

hundred of Kingsbury West and Taunton Dean, Taunton Parish Clerk, John Lambson.

union and county court district, Wellington district of the PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office

rural deanery and archdeaconry of Taunton, and diocese of (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Somerset

Bath and Wells. The church of St. Mary is a building of added). -Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Clarke, postmistress.

stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave Letters arrive at 4.30 a.m. & 2.30 p.m. dispatched at

of four bays, aisles, transepts, south porch and an em- I2.IO p.m. & 8.25 p.m

battled western tower, with pinnacles, containing a musical WALL LE'ITER Box, near Church, cleared at 6.45 p.m.

peal of 8 bells; there are several stained windows, and in sundays excepted

the south transept is a brass with effigies and inscription to COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR BISHOPS LYDEARD DIVISION.
Nicholas Grobham, ob. August 7, IS8S, and Eleanor (Troble),
his wife, ob. September 27, 1594: the church was restored Smith Cecil esq. B.A. Lydeard house, Taunton, chairman
and re-seat.ed about x85o, the ancient carved oak bench ends Esdaile Chas. Edwd. Jeffries esq. Cothelstone house,Taunton
and screen being preserved : there are sittings for 500 Hancock John Donne esq. Blakes house, Halse, Taunton
persons : in the churchyard is an ancient cross. The Lethbridge Sir Wroth Acland bart. Sandhill park, Bishops
register dates from 1640. The living is a vicarage, average Lydeard, Taunton
tithe rent-charge £169, net yearly value £253, including Noel-Wellman Charles esq. D.L. Norton manor, Taunton
about 12 acres of glebe wit.h house, in the gift of the Dean Prior Richard Chandler Alexander esq. H. D. Halse house,..
and Chapter of Wells, and held since I882 by the Rev. Taunton
William Fitz-Eustace Eustace H.A. of St. Peter's College, Clerk to the Magistrates, A. R. Payne, Milverton
Cambridge. Here is a Congregational chapel, with a Sun- Petty Sessions are held at the Court House, Bishops Lydeard,
day school attached. There are almshouses for ten poor 2nd monday in each month at 11 a.m. The places in
people, founded and endowed by Sir Richard Grobham kt. the division are Ash Priors, West Bagborough, Bishops
of Great Wishford, Wilts, in I6I6: the funds have since Lydeard, Combe Florey, Cothelstone, Halse, Heathfield,
been increased by a donation from Mrs. Mary Hill in 185I; Lydeard St. Lawrence & Tolland

the yearly income is now about {.233. The Agricultural INSURANCE AGENT.-ProvidentLife, H. J. Pearce

and Horticultural Societies here hold annual meetings and National School (mixed), built in 1870, for 200 children;:

distribute prizes. The principal seats are Sandhill Park, of average attendance, 130; Clifford Di~by Simons, master

I2o acres, the property and residence of Sir Wroth Ac"Iand County Police Station, Sergt. Richard George Ashman &.

Lethbridge bart. D.L., J.P.; Cothelstone House, of Charles 2 constables

Edward Jeffries Esdaile esq. J.P. (described in Cothelstone PUBLIC OFFICERS:-

parish); Lynchfield, of Mrs. Gardiner; Lydeard House, of Assistant Overseer & Collector of Assessed Taxes,John Coles

Cecil Smith esq. B.A.,J.P.; and Watts House, of MajorJohn Medical Officer to Bishops Lydeard District of Taunton Union

Arundel Winter. Sir Wroth A. Lethbridge bart. who is lord · & Assistant Surgeon for Somerset Militia, Wavell Arundet

of the manor, C. E. J. Esdaile esq. J.P. Cecil Smith esq. B. A., I Dene

DIRECTORY.] SO.MERSETSHIRE. BISHOPSWORTH. ll7

Relieving Officer No. 3 District & Registrar of Births & Railway Station, W. V. Spiller, station master
Deaths, Bishops Lydeard Sub-District, Henry Jn. Pearce

Public Vaccinator, BishopsLydeard District,Taunton Union, Hank's 'bus to Taunton daily, twice satnrdays

Francis Mead, Warre house

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bond William, boot maker Leakey Selina & Emma (Misses), ladies;

Blackmore Misses Bryant Edwin, farmer, Court farm boarding school

Cousins Robert Bull William, plumber & glazier Lickey William, carpenter

Dene Wavell Arundell, 'fatham house Bussell Alfred, joiner Lickfold Waiter, butcher & farmer

Esdaile Charles Edward Jeffries J.P. Cattle Eli, farmer Lock John, dairyman

Cotbelestone house Coles John, assistant overseer & collec- Lock Robt. Commercial inn, Eastcombe

:Foster Major William John, Dene court tor of taxes Lockyear George, farmer, Gore farm

EustaceRev.Wm.Fitz-EustaceM.A. [vierJ Coner Thos.Ridge,saddler& harnessma Lovell John, shoe maker
Cornish John Lyddon, farmer, East- Martin Frederick, grocer &draper
Gardiner Mrs. Lynchfield
combe farm Mead Francis Henry llf.B. surgeon &
Knight John, Wall cottage
Lethbridge Sir Wroth Acland hart. J.P. County Police Station (Richard George publicvaccinator for Bishops Lydeard
Ashman, sergeant) district, Taunton union, Warre ho
D.L. Sandhill park
Mead Francis Henrv M. B. Warre house Culverwell Henry, baker Morris John, farmer, Portman farm

• Darby Waiter, miller (water) & farmer NorthcombeEdwd. J. plumber &glazier

Miles Mrs. Eastcombe DeneWavell Arundell, surgeon & medi- Pearce Henry John, relieving officer &

Pollard The Misses cal officer No. 4 district, Taunton registrar of births & deaths & sec. to

Roberts Leonard union, Tatham house Bishops Lydeard Agricultural Society

Smith Cecil B. A., J.P. Lydeard house Dinham Robert, mason Pearse George, blacksmith

Smith Cecil, jun. Lydeard house Ford John, mason & shopkeeper Rowe William, dairyman

Smith Mrs. John Goodland Charles & Sons, coal, culm, Saunders Maria (Mrs.}, shopkeeper

Turner John
Winter Major John Arundel, Watts ho lime, salt & brick & builders' mer- Seward John George, farmer, Bishpool
chants, Railway station; & at Milver- Shattock Joseph, beer retailer

COMMERCIAL. ton&Wivelscon.be; head office,Tauntn Skinner Alfd.Chas. farmer, Pound farm

Allen Robert, farmer, Longlands &Con- Hallett John & Richard, butchers Skinner Wm.Comer,frmr.East Lydeard
Sweating William, baker
quest farms Hanks Waiter Scott, jobmaster

Bevan Henry Dixon, blacksmith Hartnell Isaac, beer retailer Thorne Charles, boot & shoe maker

Bishops Lydeard Agricultural Society Hill Uriah, carpenter & wheelwright Trickey Wm. saddler & harness maker

(Henry John Pearce, sec) Holcombe Robert, jobmaster Wensley William, Bell inn, & maltster

Bishops Lydeard Horticultural & Cot- Hunt Jas. Badman, farmer, Wick farm Woolcott James, grocer, draper, &

tagers' Show Society (William Darby Hurford Henry, farmer, Hopkins farm agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &

& Clifford D. Simons, hon. secs) Hurley Frank, farmer spirit merchants

Bolt James, Lethbridge Arms P.H Lambson John, tailor Woolc.ott Jane (Miss), grocer & draper

Bond John, farmer, Kenley farm . Langdon Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer Wright Jas.& Chas. frmrs.Webber's frm

BISHOP'S SUTTON is an ecclesiastical parish formed Bishop of Bath and Wells, and held since x885 by the Rev.

March 28, 1876, out of the parish of Chew Magna, and is 9 James Samuel Hill, of London University, who resides at

miles south from Bristol, 4! south-west from Pensford Stowey. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. The population in
station, and 2! west from Clutton station, on the North x88x was 644; rateable value included with Chew Magna.

Somerset branch of the Great Western railway, in the Sexton, Edwin Fear.

Northern division of the county, hundred of Chew, Temple Board School (mixed), under the jurisdiction of the Chew
Cloud petty sessional division, Clutton union, county court Magna School Board, for x20 children; average attendance,
district of Temple Cloud, rural deanery of Chew, arch- 100 ; Ebenezer Brown, master
deaconry of Bath and dioce.~e of Bath and Wells. The
church of the Holy Trinity, erected in 1848, is a building of PosT OFFICE.-James Andrews, postmaster. Letters arrive
stone, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave of from Bristol via Pensford at 9· 30 a. m. i dispatched at 3· 30
four bays, south aisle, north porch and a western belfry p. m. week days only ; Chew Magna is the nearest money
containing one bell : there are sittings for 300 persons. The order & telegraph office ; postal orders are issued here~
register dates from 1876. The living is a vicarage, annexed but not paid

to that of Stoweyt :February 13, 1877; tithe rent-charge CARRIER TO .8RISTOL.-Noah Gibbs, tues. thurs. & sat. from
his house
£171; joint gross yearly value £180, in the gift of the

Arter George, Redland villa Dendy Richard, annatto manufacturer Lovell Jesse, grocer & miller (steam)

Bower Mrs Elmes James, farmer Manning Richard, farmer

Dendy Richard Fear Edwin, shoe maker Mapstone George, beer retailer

Ferris George, blacksmith Mapstone Isaac, farmer
COMllll!:RCIAL. Gibbs Noah, carrier
Melhnish George, beer retailer

Andrews James, grocer, Post office Harris James, shopkeeper Perry James, beer retailer

Baber Edward, farmer Harris John, farmer Sheldon George, blacksmith

Bishop Sutton Coal Co. (George James, Hassel Edward, farmer Shepherd William, cattle dealer

manager) Hill John, beer retailer Sims Joseph, carpenter

DauntonGeorgina (Mrs.), Red Lion P.H Kennard Joseph Weston, grocer & Treasure James, carpenter

Dean Clement, farmer draper & musical instrument dealer

BISHOPSWORTH is a village and hamlet of Bedmin- Henry Greville Smyth hart. M.A., J.P. of Ashton Court, and

ster, situated on the Wells and Bridgwater road, 2! miles Earl Temple are lords of the manor. The area is x,637

south from Bristol, and formed into an ecclesiastical parish acres; rateable value, £x4,ooo; the population in 1871 was

in 1852, is in the Northern division of the county, hundred x,7o1; and in x88x, x,9o8.

of Hartcliffe, union of Bedminster, Long Ashton petty ses- Sexton, John Emery.

sional division, Bristol county court district, rural deanery
and archdeaconry of Bristol and diocese of Gloucester and PosT 0FFICR.-Mrs. MaryFowler, sub-postmistress. Letters
Bristol. The church of S. Peter, built in 1842, is an edifice arrive through Bristol at 7.30 a.m.; box closes at s.xo
of stone in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave of p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
five bays, aisles, north porch, organ, and an unfinished tower East street, Bedminster. Postal orders are issued here,
containing one bell : there are eight stained windows, and a but not paid

masstve stone pulpit: the church was restored in x884 at a SCHOOLS:-
Board (mixed}, erected in I 879, under the Bedminster extra-
.cost of £934, and has 370 sittings. The register dates from municipal school board, for x86 boys & girls & xo6 infants ;
1844. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value£300, with average attendance, 26o; Albert Alfred Hillier, master &
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, Mrs. I;Iillier, mistress ; Miss Sarah Ann Rogers, infants'
and held since 1868 by the Rev. Waiter Molesworth M.A. of mistress
Christ's College, Cambridge. Here are Congregational and
Primitive Methodist chapels. On Bedminster down is the

reservoir for the supply of water to the district. The soil is National, for 126 children; average attendance, 90;

~lay; subsoil, lias. The land is chiefly in pasture. Sir John Williatn Coates, master & Mrs. Coates, mistress

{Names marked th~s • postal address is Molesworth Rev. Waiter M.A. Vicarage Britton Jsph. Jn. farmer, Pottery fa&

Bedmmster.] Naish Thomas Broad Albert, farmer

Gardiner James, The Lodge Norton Ephraim, Victoria house Cooksley Benjamin, beer retailer

Gee Brightric Gofton Hutton, Leek's Turner Miss, Bishopsworth cottage Davey John, beer retailer
Mm house Davies James Wm. farmer, The Mead
coM~IERCIAL.

Laslandes Heury, Ch~!staut c:mrt llrittonHy.Alb(lrt,f:umer,Elm Tr~e far:n. *Davies John, market garoener

118 BISBOPSWORTH. SO.MERSETSHIRE. (KELLY•S

*Davies William, beer retailer *Howell William George, shopkeeper *Porch Robert, farmer, Hart's farm

*Dufty William, beer retailer *Joseph Benjamiu, shopkeeper *Randall George & Brothers, dairy

Flowers George, farmer, Crocks bottom Light Henry, shopkeeper *Rennolds William, Barley Mow inn

*Flowers John, shopkeeper Martin Harriett (Mrs.), grocer Sampson Thomas, farmer

Gellett George, farmer Martin John, market gardener *Seammell Henry Charles, Plough inn

Gent William, farmer Matthews Jn. farmer, Whitehonse farm Smale Harold, farm bailiff to Richard

*Green Eliza (Mrs.), wheelwright Matthews Wm.farmer,PigeonHousefrm Cox esq

HainesJoseph, grocer, carpenter,wheell *Merewether John, shopkeeper *Smith John, dairyman

wright & undertaker *Milson John, horse dealer Taylor Henry, beer retailer

Hall Benjamin, farmer, Filwood farm Newport Geo. farmer, Old Mead farm *Woodbridge Henry, haulier

*Hall Joseph, beer retailer Newport John, farmer, Yew Tree farm Wyatt Arthur Light, farmer, Bishops~

Hannam John, Telegraph inn Newport Uriah, farmer worth house

Harris James Nelson, Elm Tree inn *Oldfield Henry, haulier Wyatt Benj. Light, farmer, Brook farm

*Hinton Henry George, grocer *Palmer Thos.& Co.glue manufacturers Wyatt Martha (Mrs.), farmer

*Hooper Henry, dairyman Pool George, farmer, Redhouse farm

BLACKFORD is an ecclesiastical parish, formed Oct. was auditor to Queen Elizabeth and King James, being lord

u, 1844, out of the parish of Wedmore, 1~ miles west from of this manor, gave it, with other splendid properties, A.D.

Wedmore, 6 south from Axbridge, 6 east from Highbridge 1617, to found an establishment at Bruton for the education

and 6 south-west from Cheddal' station on the Cheddar of twelve boys, and for the maintenance of 14 old men and
Valley branch of the Great Western railway, in the Wells 14 old women. In the parish is a mineral spring, noted for
division of the county, hundred of Bempstone, petty ses- its curative effects in cases of scrofula. The land is m(lstly
sional division, union and county ~ourt district of Axbridge, used for grazing. The population in x88x was 530.

Burham district of the rural deanery and archdeaconry of WESTHAM is a hamlet 1 mile south.

Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of the Parish Clerk and Sexton Edward Harvey
Holy Trinit.y is an octagonal building of local stone, with a · .' ..., re~' el.v.er.
western porch, and a belfry containing one bell: there are PosT _OFFICE.-Mrs. Elizabeth .nedman, Letters
arr1ve from Weston-super-Mare at 8 a. m., d1spatch~d ~t
ws1i8itt2thi1n,rgessiTdfheoenrcle3i,v5ii0nngtpheiesrsgoainfvst.icoaf rTtahhgeee,vriegcgraoirsstosefrywedaeardtlemys ovfrarelouamen about 6.30 p.m. The nearest money o~der & telegraph office ~s

d£h3eolod, at Wedmore. Postal orders are Issued here, but not paid

since 1858 by the Rev. John Matthew Hale Whish B.A. of Board School, under the Wedmore School Board, erected in

Trinity College, Cambridge. The manor of Blackford belongs 1877, for 140 children; average attendance, 90; Thomas

to the feo:ffees of Bruton Hospital; Hugh Saxey esq. who Henry Mitchell, master

Blackford. Duckett George, farmer, Sexes farm Redman Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Post office
Bailey Miss Duckett George, farmer
Redman Thomas, farmer
Quinu Rev. William Trevor [curate] Duckett Robert, farmer
Duckett Waiter, farmer Redman William, farmer, Holly tree
Redman Miss Reeve William, farmer
Duckett William A. farmer
Redman Thomas Somers Daniel, shoe maker
Durbin Alfred, carpenter Tidbarr John, farmer
Reeve William Tincknell Mark, baker
Fear Fred, tailor Tucker Anu (Miss), shopkeeper
Tucker Mrs Tucker Edwin, farmer
WhishRev.Jn.:Matthew Hale B.A.[vicar] Hansford George, blacksmith
Hole Thomas, farmer

COMMERCIAL. Latcham Mark, beer retailer

Brunt Frederick, butcher Latcham Matthew, butter dealer Tucker John, farmer

Burnett Geerge, farmer Latcham Stphn.carpntr. &wheelwright Westham.
Champeny Alfred, farmer
Latcham William Hedges, relieving

Champeny Charles, farmer officer No. 3 district & registrar of Court Frederick, farmer
(.;bampeny Francis, farmer births &deaths for the Wedmore sub- Duckett Thomas, farmer

Chilcott George, cattle dealer district, Axbridge union Sweet William, jun. farmer

Corner Benjamin, farmer Methuen John, butcher Tidbarr Richard, farmer
Corner Thomas, farmer
Puddy Charles, beer retailer Wall Sidney, farmer
Dodd J. Burnett, farmer
Puddy George, butcher & cattle dealer Watts Frank, farmer

BI.ACKFORD (near Wincanton) is la small parish, 3 £165, including 24 acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of

miles east from Sparkford station on the Somerset and Bernard Husey Hunt esq. and held since 1838 by the Rev.
Dorset railway, and 4! west-south-west from Wincanton, in James Senior M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, wh~
the Eastern division of the county, Whitley hundred, but is also rector of and resides at Compton Pauncefoot. Here

locally in the hundred of Horethorne, Wincanton petty ses- is a Wesleyan chapel. A beautiful spring rises here, called

sional division, union and county court district, Burnham "The Nuns' Well." Bernard Husey Hunt esq. who is lord

district of the rural deanery and archdeaconry of Taunton of the manor, the Rev. Thomas Prankerd Phelps B.A. rector
and diocese of Bath and Wells. This place formerly belonged of Ridley, Wrotham, Kent, Samuel Gifford esq. and Thomas
to Glastonbury Abbey. The church of St. Micbael is an Gifford esq. are the chief landowners. The soil is sandy
ancient building of stone in the Norman style consisting of loam, and the subsoil is stone. The chief crops are corn and
nave, south porch, 11nd an embattled western tower, with orchard produce, and some land in pasture. The acreage is
pinnacles, containing 3 bells; within the porch is a remark- 702, rateable value, £1,307 ; the population in 1881 was qo.
ably fine Norman arch in a perfect state of preservation: the Parish Clerk, Alfred Whitemore.

font is of early date : in the chancel is a memorial to Barnaby Letters received through Wincanton, which is the nearest

Dicke, a former rector, dated 1620 : the church was restored money order & telegraph office ; arrive at 1d0a•y3s0 a.m.
in x88o, when it was new-roofed, reseated with open benches WALL LETTER Box cleared at 5,20 p.m. week only
and the gallery taken down : there are sittings for uo

persons. The register dates from x6o6. The living is a The children of this place attend the schools at Compton

rectory, average tithe rent-charge £130, gross yearly value Pauncefoot

.Stone Major Waiter Griffin Henry, farmer Stacey llenry, farnaer
Symes William, shopkeeper
Gifford Gains Thomas, farmer, West Morrish Henry, dairyman

Hall farm Richards Martin, farmer

BLAGDON is a large village and scattered parish, delight- substant.ial square set buttresses of unusual character, and

fully situated on the northern declivity of the Mendip Hills, containing 6 bells : on the south side is a curious square
8 miles south-east from Yatton and 6 east from Banwell stone, with carving now indistinguishable, and a canopied
station on the Axbridge and Wells branch of the Great niche: there are two large pews in the north aisle, belong-
Western railway, 8 north-east from Axbridge, 6 north-east ing to the lord of the manor: the stained east window con-
from Cheddar station (over the hill) and 12 south-west from tains the arms of the diocese, of the Rev. D. G. Wait, a late
Bristol, in the Wells division of the county, Winterstoke rector, and of the late Henry Seymour esq. lord of the
hundred, Axbridge petty sessional division, union and county manor in 1882 :the Rev. John Langhorne D. D. joint transla.-
court district, Locking district of the rural deanery of Ax- tor with his brother William of "Plutarch's Lives," was
bridge, ar<'hdeaconry of Wells and diocese of Bath and Wells. rector of this parish 1767-79, and in the chancel is a monu-
A stream, tributary to the river Yeo, flows through a rich ment to his wife (nee Cacroft), who died here in 1768: the
va1ley on the outskirts of the parish and continues a short former church was an ancient structure, the chancel and
distance west of Burrington, through Wrington. The church high altar having been consecrated as early as the reign of

of St. Andrew• rebuilt, with the exception of the tower, in Edward II. A. D. 1317: there are sittings for 8oo persons.
1822, is a building of dolomitic conglomerate stone in the The registrar dates from 1555. The living is a rectory,
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and average tithe rent-charge £428, gross yearly value £456,
an embattled western tower, supported at the angles by including 30 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BLE4DON. 119

the trustees of the late William Fripp esq. and held since CHARTERHOUSE is a ville, 3 miles south from Blagdon, bu~

1869 by the Rev. Gilbert Lyon B. A. of Jesus College, Cam- belonging to the parish of Witham Friary, near Frome.

bndge. Here are Wesleyan and Baptist chapels. W. H. Area, 2,410 acres; rateable value £792 ; population, 79·

Wills esq. J.P., D.L. has erected a public village hall, used Sexton, James Gadd.

on Sunday as a Baptist chapel. The endowed charities PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office (Rail-
amount to about £3o yearly value, which sum is distributed way Sub·Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Somerset,
once a year to the second poor of the parish. In the village added).-Benjamin Panes, receiver. Letters delivered at
is an ornamental sheet of water, sur,rounded by shrubberies, 8.45 a.m. Rox closes at 4.25 p.m. ; sunday, 4·5 p.m.
formed and planted at the cost of W. H. Wills esq. Coombe The nearest telegraph office is at Langford
Lodge, the seat of William Henry Wills esq. F.R.G.s., D.L.,
ScHOOLS:-
J.P. is surrounded with plantations, and overlooks the
romantic scenery of Rickford on the one side and on the A School Board of 5 members was formed Dec. 17, 1879,
other the extensive vale of Wrington. Mrs. Ayre resides at for the united district of Blagdon & Charterhouse ; W.

Aldwick Court and Capt. Nathaniel John Newnham at the Reece, Ax:bridge, clerk to the board; attendance officer,
Manor House. Col. Charles Kemeys Keme) s-Tynte F.S.A., William Filer, sen
D.L., J.:P. of Halswell, Goatlmrst, Eward Samuel Baker esq. :Board (mixed), erected in 1842, for 120 children; average
and William Henry Wills esq. D.L., J.P. are the chief hmd- attendance, 89 ; John Westbrook, master
owners. The soil is various, that situated under the hills is School, Cbarterhouse, erected at the extremity of the
light and very fertile; the subsoil is generally dolomitic, parish, adjoining to the ville of Charterhouse, in 1861, at
conglomerate and red marl ; there is also a considerable
quantity of limestone. The chief crops are corn, roots and a cost of £soo, on land presented by the late Lord Clifden;

Miss Sarah Ann Manning, mistress

some land in pasturage. The area is 3,517 acres; rateable CoNVEYANCE TO BRISTOL.-Samt's omnibus, moo. thurs. &

value, £4,901; the population in 1881 was 9II. ~t. ; Sydenham Filer, fri. & John Young, tues. & fri

[Marked thus • receive letters through Carpenter Edwin, dairy farmer & Panes Fredk. Jn. farmer, Yewtree farm

Wringt_on R.S.0.1 butcher, Blagdon R.S.O. Bristol Phillips Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer
[Marked thus t receive letters through Bur- tClark Christopher, builder & contractr Saint J oseph, carrier

*A Mr~. Arilndgto· nkR.S.O.] tClark J ohn, bm'lder, R'ICkford Shiner James, farmer, Aldwick
yre WlC court
Cobb Henry, bailiff to William Henry Somers John Richard, baker,& agent for
Dudden Richard Mogg, Orchard house Wills esq. J .P., n.L. Blagdon Hill farm the Anglo-Bavarian Brewery Co. See

Foord John . Cryer Joseph, farmer, Rugden farm advertisement

Lyon Rev. Gilbert M.A. The Rectory DDaevrriiscJkoChhn~rlbeust,chdeariry farmer Stephens Jas. dairy farmer,Tyningsfrm
tMerrickRev. Chas. [Baptist], Rickrord Stock Henry, farmer, Vale farm

Newnham Capt: Nath. John, Manor ho Derrick Joseph, dairy farmer Stockley John, farm bailiff to Viscount

*PSa;nmesithM~r~ss. .LWomosoadlands Edwards George farm bailiff to Wm. Clifden ..

Henry Wills esq. D.L., J.P 'TaylorAlbrt. Sl. shopkpr. gro. &draper

Wills Wtlham Henry F.R.G.s., F.R.B.s., Fear & Browning, carpenters Tidball Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper

D.L., J.P. Coombe lodge Filer Samuel, carpenter Tossell William, tailor

Wood Edward, Charterhouse Filer William, shopkeeper & farmer tTregellas John, beer retailer & farmer,

COMMERCIAL. Gadd James, blacksmith Rickford
Gallop Wm.& Son, wheelwrts. &carptrs Walcroft Thos. dairy frmr. Wadley frm

Andrew Johll, Seymour Arms P.H Hall John, farmer, Upper Illwick farm Watts Charles, farmer, Charterhouse

Ash Robert, boot & shoe maker Harding Theophilus, dairy farmer, WattsFarnham,dairy frmr.Paywell frm

Baker Samuel & David, dairy farmers Holt farm Wicks Thomas, grocer, Charterhonse

Baker Hy. dairy farmer, East End farm Harri~:~ George, tailor Wilson Jas. dairy farmer, Charterhouse

Bath Isaac, dairy farmer Humphreys Nathan, blacksmith Wilson Jas. dairy farmer, Legg's farm

Board Frederick, plumber & glazier Hurford John William, dairy farmer Wilson Reuben, dairy farmer, Lower

Brunt Thomas, baker HurlstonThos.beerrtlr. Queen Adelaide Illwick farm

Brunt Waiter, George inn Kembery Isaac, farmer, Swymmers Wood Edwd. dairy farmr. Charterhouse

tBurston Tom Chane,frmr.Aldwick frm Monk Edward & George, blacksmiths Wood Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer,

Carpenter Daniel, butcher Orch:trd Geo. plasterer &tiler, Park frm grocer & pork butcher

Carpenter Edmund, shopkeeper, Blag- Organ William, farmer, Charterhouse Young John, carrier

don R.S.O. Bristol Panes Benj. grocer &draper, Post office

BLEADON is a parish and village, situated on the road glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of London' ,

from Weston-super-Mare to Bridgwater, 4 miles south-east and held since 1885 by the Rev. Charles David Russell H.A.

from Weston-super-Mare, and I mile east from Bleadon and formerly scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge. There

Uphill station on the main line of the Great Western railway is a Bible Christian chapel, built in 1846 and seating IIO

and 139 from London, in the Wells division of the county, persons; and a preaching room for the Plymouth Brethren.

hundred of Winterstoke, Axbridge petty sessional division Near the church stand the remains of an ancient stone

and union, county court district of Weston-super-Mare, cross, consisting of a broken shaft rising from a stepped
' Burnham district of the rural deanery and archdeaconry of base; on ~he side of Bleadon hill, which is 438 feet in

Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The river Axe, height, are the traces of an encampment. The Ecclesiastical

which is navigable up to this place, bounds the parish on the Commissioners are lords of the manor and principal land-

south and west. The church of St. Peter is a building of owners. The soil is loam and clay, and the subsoil clay and

stone in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting limestone. The land is chiefly pasture. The area is 2,795

of chancel (dedicated in 1317), nave, south porch and an acres; rateable value, £7,337 ; the population in I88r

embattled western tower, with pinnacles, containing 5 bells: was 616.

there are several memorial stained windows and a font of OLmnxoN, a hamlet, lying to the north, is partly in this

Transition Norman date : on the south side of the chancel parish and party in that of Hutton.

is a recess : the pulpit of stone, is octagonal, and has five 1 SHIPLETT, I mile east, is a hamlet in this parish.

disengaged sides, ornamented with Perpendicular carving : Parish Clerk, Ernest Parker.

on one side of the porch, within a sunk panel, is a group in PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. Emma Amesbury, receiver. Letters

relief of the Virgin and Child, with kneeling figures of a from Weston-super-Mare arrive at 7.15 a.m.; dispatched

nun and an ecclesiastic; it may once have formed the head of at 7.10 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office

a cross : in 1832 the tower was struck by lightning and in- is at Weston-super-Mare

jured: the interior of the building was thoroughly restored National School (mixed), erected in 1854 & enlarged in

in 1859, and has sittings for 240 persons. The register dates 1874, for 120 children; average attendance, 94; Alfred

from 1709· The living is a rectory, average tithe rent- Turner, master; Mrs. Jane Turner, mistress

charge £509, net yearly value £490, including 19 acres of Bleadon& Uphill Railway Station, Robt. Payne, station mastr

Akrigg Geo. Cooper,The Copse, Shiplett Boley Solomon, dairyman Parker Emma (Mrs.), dress maker

Carey Richard, Quantock villd Boone Chas. farmer, Purn House farm Parker Ernest, blacksmith

!<'luck Miss, Rockville Carpenter Jane (Mrs.), farmer Payne Frederick, beer retailer

Russell Rev. Charles David H.A. Rectory Cavill James, shoe maker Poole Henry, farmer, Shiplett

COMMERCIAL. Cook John, farmer, Shiplett Poole Philip, farmer, Shiplett

Amesbury Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Counsell James, farmer Purnell Gilbert, baker

Post office Dinwiddy John, wheelwright Slade .John, farmer, Shiplett

Amesbury Henry, farmer Durston Thomas, farmer \Vall George, farmer

Amesbury Wadham, farmer & a~istant Greenwood Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Watts Israel, blacksmith

overseer Grenter William, shoe maker Yeo George & William, farmers

Ashman Henry, farmer Harse Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, Shiplett Young Alfred J oseph, farmer, quarry

Bailey Charles & Son, stone masons Hart Charles, Anchor inn [ owner, Rockville

Bailey Edward, Queen's Arms P.H Jefferies William, coal dealer • ••

l!W BR.ADFORl>. SO:\iERSET.5HIRE. [KELLY's

BRADFORD is a pleasant village and parish, situated on plunderers came to the room where the old gentleman was

the main roan from Taunton to Wellington and Exeter, 4 I sitting and demanded it. The poor old man begging her not

miles south-west from Taunton station on the Bristol and to take that last of his goods by violence from him, she gave

Exeter section of the Great ·western railway, and 3 north- him a severe box on the ears and said, '1 am able to keep a

east from Wellington, in the Western division of the county, dog better than thou art, thou old rogue.' This poor gentle-

hundred of Taunton Deane, ~'ellington petty sessional man was carried prisoner to Dorchester gaol, several persons

division, union and county court district, Wellington district being ready to swear he had not conformed according to

of Taunton rural deanery, archdeaconry of Taunton, and God's ordinance, thereby they meant the ordinance of Parlia-

Wells. The river Tone intersects the parish near the vil- ment, for repeating the Common Prayer. He constantly

lage. The church of St. Giles is an edifice of stone in suffered an innumerable deal of hardship upon that account.

the Early Engli;,h style, with some Norman remains, and He continued deprived of his livings and exiled in the Isle

consists of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, north tran- of Portland until the Restoration. Of him it was said that

sept, south porch, and an embattled western tower with he was preferred to the archdeaconry of Dorchester, neither

pinnacles, and a turret on the south side and containing for favour nor friendship, but purely for his merits."-Vide

a clock and 6 bells : in the chancel is a brass to the Adair Not: Oxon. Here is a Congregational chapel. Heatherton

family, and in the wall of the south aisle is a full length Park,theseatofColonelAlexanderWilliamAdairD.L.,J.P.is

effigy of a man in armour, temp. Edward Ill. ; there are pleasantly situated, about half a mile south from the village.

also marble tablets to the Easton and Petten families : The manors have been divided and the rights belong to the

the east and four other windows are stained : the church several landowners. The soil is chiefly a strong clay and

affords sittings for 300 persons. The register dates from the produces excellent crops of wheat, beans, barley, mangolds,

year 1560. The living is a discharged vicarage, average tithe potatoes and turnips; subsoil, red sandstone. The area is

rent-charge [126, net yearly value about £I8o, including 24 1,782 acres; rateable value, [5,037; the population in 1881

acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of T. P. Broad- was462.

mead esq. and held si~ce ~885 by the R:ev. Philip Palfrey HELE or HEAL is a hamlet one mile north.

Broadmead M.A. of Cams College, Cambridge. The follow- Sexton Robert Oaten ·.
ing curious legend appears in the oldest register of this ' .
parish :-" Ralph Ironside B. D. rector of Longbardy and PosT 0FFICE.-M~s. Jane Gnffin, rece_1ver. Letters through
Taunton are dehvered at 9 a.m. ; dispat~hed at 5.20 p.m.
Littlebardy, in ye county, worth £ 2s per a. was deprived of
The nearest money order & telegraph offices are at Well-
his livings and forced to get his livinoo in the Isle of Portland ington & Taun~?n., ~etters for Heatherton Park should
by picking of stones, being hired to do it for 2 d. per day~ be addressed v1a ~ ellmgton
while the poor old gentleman was thus afflicted, he received

sixpence from a poor woman, one Mary Bartlett, who WALL LETTER Box, Heal, cleared at 5·4.S p.m

brought it to him privately in Gotwell Coppice, where he lay A School Board of five members was formed October 27,

hid. One day the Parliament soldiers plundered his house; 1885; J. B. Langford, Wellington, clerk to the board;

they took from him everything he had in the house; and W. Richards, West Buckland, attendance officer

having a lap dog, which he fancied very much at that time, Board School (mixed), erected in 1886, for 100 children;

fawning upon him, a strumpet belonging to one of the average attendance, 63; Miss Lillian Folland, mistress

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Griffin Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. Post office

Adair Colonel Alexander William M.A., Humphrys Wm. Victory inn, & coal mer

n.L., J.P. Heatherton park Baker Noah, farmer, Middle Stoford Newberry Rd. miller (water),Ford mills

Broadmead Rev. Philip Palfrey M.A. Bird Wm. miller (water),Bradford mills Poundsberry Albert, baker

Vicarage Blackmore James, dairvman Rabjohn Henry, blacksmith

Brown Mrs Braddick Samuel, wheelwright Ranger & Burrows, millers (water &

Burge Samuel, Hele hill Bryce Jn. farmer, Heatherton Park frm steam), Hele mill

Burrows Henry Russell, Hele Bull Job, mason Rendell Thomas, butcher & farmer

Dinham Edward John Burch John, farmer, Jeanes farm Rockett Frank(late W.Murch), saddler,

Easton ·wmiam Burch Waiter, farmer, Trefuses collar & harness maker; your patron-

Herring Robert Chappell Wm. farmer, ThreeBridges frm age & recommendation respectfully

Lock John CloadJas. WhiteHorse inn,&wheelwright solicited

Napier Alfred, Heatherton grange Dinham Hy.butcher &farmr.Low.Stofrd Stephens William, gardener to Colonel

Ranger Robert, Hele Easton William, farmer, Forge fann &; Alexander William Adair J.P

Saunders Benjamin, Springfield cottage Stone House farm, Hele

WEST ::BRADLEY is a parish, 4 miles east-south-east here, a structure of the 15th century, is supposed to have

from Glastonbury, 7 west-north-west from Castle Cary, and been erected by Richard Beere, abbot of Glastonbury 1493-

3 south from Pennard station on the Somerset and Dorset 1524. Mr. Thomas Maidment (who is lord of the manor),
railway, in the Mid division of the county, Glaston Twelve T. H. Colston, William Allen, Henry l\Iaidment, J. Barring-
Hides hundred, Shepton Mallet petty sessional division and ton and Henry Jenkyns are chief landowners. The soil is
union, Wells county court district, Shepton Mallet district clayey. and the subsoil is clay. The land is chiefly in
of the rural deanery of Pawlett, archdeaconry of Wells and pasture. The area is 1,449 acres; rateable value, [2,940;

diocese of Bath and Wells. The church (dedication un- the population in 1881 was-of West Bradley 223 and
known) is a building of stone in the Late Decorated and Lottisham 147.
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south Sexton, Waiter Harvey.

porch, and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, LOTTISHAM, 2 miles south, formerly a hamlet of Ditcheat,
dating from about 1400, and containing a clock and 3 bells, was annexed for ecclesiastical purposes only to this parish,

dated 16o6: at the east end of the chancel are image in 1876. The church of St. Mary, built in 1878, is an edifice

brackets and two others on either side ; there are remains of of stone in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel and

a piscina and on the north side the rood stair turret, lighted nave, and a turret containing one bell : there are 120
by one small window: the nave roof, though modern in ap- sittings.

pearance, ts original, with additional mouldings: the lower Lottisham, Sexton, Esau Gould.

stage of the tower is vaulted: the church was partly restored Letters through Glastonbury, which is also the nearest
in 1851 and completely so in 1874, when an organ chamber money order & telegraph office, arriv~ at 10 a.m
was added : there are sittings for 120 persons. The register
dates from 1633. The living, including Lottisham, is a WALL LETTER Box cleared at <; p.m
vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £67, net yearly value A School Board of 8 members was formed June 1, 1875, with
£ 166, including 12 acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of
the Bishop of Bath and Wells, and held since I888 by the East Pennard contributory sending 3 members; William
John Pearce, clerk to the board & attendance officer

Rev. Edward Rapson. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, built in Board School (mixed), built in 1876, at a cost of £x,w8, to

1881, and seating 100 persons; the Bible Christian chapel hold 100 children; average attendance, 55 ; Miss Sarah

was erected in 1836 and has 100 sittings. The tithe barn Pattison, mistress

West Brad1ey. Maidment Albert, carpenter landowner :I Creed Albin, Lottisham.
Maidment Thomas,farmer & yeoman
Maidment Charles
Rapson Rev. Edward, Vicarage Moody Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper \ Gane Robert, farmer
Alien Thomas, dairy farmer
Alien William, farmer & landowner Pearce William, farmer, Parbrook farm Maidment Joseph, yeoman
Golledge Joseph, blacksmith
James ·william, baker Rashleigh Alfred, farmer Martin Joseph, farmer

Stride Henry, mason Pearce James, farmer

Whitehead Thomas, butcher Scott Christopher, farmer & farrier

Scott George, farmer

NORTH and SOUTH BRADON formerly consti-j Parishes Act," 1882 (45 and 46 Vie. c. 58), it was absOI'bed
tuted a parish, but under the provisions of the ,; Divided (March 25, 1885) into the parishes of Ile Brewers, Puckmg

JDIRECTORY. SOMERSETSHIRE. EAST BREXT. -,L .').. 1

ton and Kingsbury Episcopi. The living is a sinecure ' property of the representatives of the lat.e Ea1l of Egremont,

rectory, net yearly value {,Ioo, in the gift of the trustees of who also own the manor.

the late Earl of Egremont, and now vacant. The land is the

BRATTON (BRATTON SEYMOUR or BRATTON ST. MAUR) Robert Wilkes Gosse B.A. of the University of Cambridge.
is a parish, 3~ miles south from Bruton station on the Great Bratton House, the residence of Charles Penruddocke, jun.

Western railway, 2! from Cole station on the Somerset and esq. .J.P. is a fine stone building standing on rising ground

Dorset joint railway and about 3 west from Wincanton, in near the church, and Holbrook House is the residence of

the Eastern division of the county, Norton Ferris hundred, Charles Barton esq. J.P. John Hodges esq. who is lord of the

Wincanton petty sessional division, Wincanton union and manor, and Charles Penruddocke esq. F.R.G.s., D.L., .J.P. of

county court district, Bruton district of the rural deanery Compton Park, Salisbury, are the chief landowners. Soil

of Taunton, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and subsoil, clayey in the valleys,_ and !'and on the hills.

and Wells. The church of the Holy Trinity, rebuilt in 18go, The chief crops are corn and roots. The area is 1,093 acres;

consists of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled rateable value, £r,S6S; the population in 1SSr was S7.

western tower, with pinnacles, containing 3 bells: there are Parish Clerk, George Norman.

sittings for So persons. The register dates from 1754. The Letters through Wincanton arrive at S a. m. The nearest

living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge [,119, net money order & telegraph office is at Wincanton. Letters

yearly value [. 145, including 56 acres of glebe, in the gif1; of are collected by the postman on his return at night.

Charles Penruddocke esq. and held since 18S7 by the Rev. The children of this place attend school at Shepton Montagu3

PenruddockeChas. jun. J.P. Bratton ho I Norton George, farmer
IGosseRev. Robert Wilkes B.A. Rectory Hodges John, farmer & landowner
Barton Charles .J.P. Holbrook house

Swanton William, farmer

Hodges Mrs

BREAN is a parish and small village. situated on the a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £215, gross yearly Yalue

estuary of the river .Axe, which flows out on the east side of £266, including 24 acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of

tihe Breandown peninsular into the Bristol channel, 4 miles ~nd held since 1882 by the Rev. Thomas Watson Strong M.A.

north from Burnham, 9 south from Weston-super-Mare, and of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. There is a Wesleyan chapel.
4 north-west from Brent Knoll station on the Bristol and Here is aq ancient cross, nearly concealed by the accumula-

Exeter section of the Great Western railway, in the Wells tion of sea sand. Brean Down is a peninsula, jutting out 1!
division of the county, hundred of Bempstone, petty sessional miles into the sea, on the summit of which are the traces of
division and union of .Axbridge, county court district of an ancient camp ; in 1S66 part of this peninsula was fortified
Weston-super-Mare, Burnham district of the rural deanery by the Government and buildings erected to hold 30 men and
of Taunton, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath 20 horses, and several large guns are in position eommand-
and \Vells. The church of St. Bridget is a plain building of ing the roadstead. William Wyndham esq. B.A., D.L., .J. P.
stone, in the Later Perpendicular style, ('Onsisting of chancel, of Dinton House, Salisbury, is lord of the manor and principal
nave, north porch, and a low western tower with a saddle- landowner. The soil is alluvial, and the subsoil is clay. The
back roof eon~aining 3 bells : the church was restored in 1S8g land is chiefly in pasture. The area is 1,167 acres of land;
under the direction of Messrs. Price and Wooler, architects, of rateable value, [,2,257; the population in 1S81 was 14S.

Weston-super-Mare, when the chancel was rebuilt and a .Acting Parish Clerk, Robert Webb.

reredos of Dumfries stone added; the fittings were renewed Letters by foot post, from Bridgwater, via Burnham, arri,·e

in oak, the bench ends in the nave being copies from frag- at 10 a.m. ; dispatehed at a5t. 1l5l upr.nmh.a m The nearest money
ments of old ones ; these and the reredos were executed by order & telegraph office is

:Mr. Harry Hems, of Exeter : the interior was repaved on

the level of the original pebble floor, and an oak lychgate WALL LETTER Box cleared at 5.15 p.m. near church

erected at the entrance to the churchyard : there are sittings National School (mixed), for go children; average attcn-

for 105 persons. The register dates from 1730. The living is dance, 25 ; Miss Eva .Ashworth, mistress

Pope Edmund Francis Curry Thos.H. farmer,The Manor farm Hicks Edmund, farmer
Strong Rev. Thomas Watson M.A. The Dibble Edward, farmer, Upper farm Hicks Henry .Adams, farmer
Frith Jas.Hy.farmer, Brean Down farm Sperring Enoch & Frederick, farmers,
Rectory Harris Philip, farmer, Warren farm
Clapp Albert, fisherman Twinbourne farm
Cox Jeffery, farmer, Diamond farm

EAST BRENT is a parish and village, situated on the old possibly of a priest, and on the south side are the remains of

Bristol and Exeter road, 4! miles north-east from Highbridge, a cross, on oetagonal steps. The register dates from the

7 south from Weston-super-Mare, and ~~ east from Brent year 1556. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge [7So,
Knoll station on the Bristol and Exeter section of the Great net yearly value £720, including So acres of glebe, with

Western railway, in the Wells division of the county, Brent- reeidence, in the gift of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, and
cum-Wrington hundred, Axbridge union and petty sessional held since 1S45 by the Venerable George Anthony Denison
division, county court district of Weston-super-:Mare, Burn- M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, prebendary of ·wells and

ham district. of the rural deanery of Taunton, archdeaconry archdeacon of Taunton. The vicarage house is a handsome
of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of and spacious stone building, situated near the base of Brent

St. iVIary the Virgin is a building of stone in the Transition Knoll. The rectorial tithes amount to £go, and are paid to

style, consisting of chancel, nave of six bays, aisles, south the lessee. The Wesleyan chapel is a building of stone in the
porch and an embattled western tower of five stages, with Gothic style, erected in 1871 at a cost of [450, and will seat

low pinnacles and a lofty spire, and containing a clock and 5 140 persons. There was anciently here a Benedictine priory,

bells : on the south side of the chancel, which has been rebuilt, founded as a cell to the abbey of Glastonbury. l\Irs. Upton
are two sedilia: the nave has a coved roof with pendants, one Gaskell, of Ingersley Hall, Hainow, Macclesfield, Cheshire, is
<lf which bears the date 1637 ; the organ gallery has a carved lady of the manor; and S. Meade-King and William

front dated 1635 ; the pulpit is apparently Jacobean, and is Wyndham esq. B.A., D.L., J.P. of Dinton House, &lisbury,
approached through the south wall ; and there is a fine eagle are chief landowners. The surface soil is alluvial ; the sub•
lectern ; in the north wall of the north aisle are the remains soil is clay and underneath peat. The land is chiefly in

<lf a stone seat : the east window is filled with ancient glass pasture. The acreage is g,o37; of these about 250 are
illustrating the Passion and .Ascension of Our Lord and the arable; rateable value, [,n,463; the population in 1S81 was

Coronation of the Virgin ; there is another wimlow in this 709.
aisle containing r6th century glass of figures of saiuts, and in ROOKSBRID!JE, 1 mile east, situated on the road from
some of the remaining windows are figures of winged seraphs : Bridgwater and Highbridge to Axbridge and Bristol, and
at the west end of the south aisle is the recumbent effigy of EDINGWORTH, 1 north-east, are hamlets. At Rooksbridge is

a priest, in eucharistic vestments, with the head on a double a cheese factory, built, in 1874. by Messrs. Clothier an<l
pillow, and in the splays of the window above are niches :at .Arney, and now occupied by Messrs. Boley and Wood.
the east end of the aisle there remain~ a piscina : on the Parish Clerk, Thomas Francis.
exterior of the church oyer the west window are several PosT & M.O.O., S.B. & Insurance & .Annuity Office.-John
elaborate carvings in three canopied stages, representing the Ridout, receiver. Letters from Bridgwater arrive at 8._:;
"Manifestation of Our Lord," a "Majesty," and "Our a. m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m. Highbridge is the nearest
Lord in Glory : " at the south-east angle of the chuuch are telegraph office
the stairs formerly leading to the rood loft : the church also SCHOOLS:-
-contains some brasses and monuments, including a large National (mixed), erected in 184x,for xoochildren; average
tablet to the Reed family : there are in all eighteen attendance, 73 ; Tom Fowler, master
stained windows : the church has sittings for 450 persons. Parochial, erected in 1879, for 132 children ; average atten-
.At the west end of the churchyard lies a mutilated effigy, .1 dance, 65; John Logan, master

Denison Venerable Heorge Anthony M. A. Ham Miss Williams Mrs
COMMERCIAL.
[archdeacon of Taunton& vicar] Hawkes Mrs. Brenthouse
.Arney Maria (Mrs.), farmer
Denison Rev. Hy. Phipps :p.A. [curate] Hicks Miss .Amey William Chappel, farmer

:Fowler Mrs Turner Rev. Thomas Henley [curate]

122 E.AST BRENT. S0~1ERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'~

Baker Arthur, tailor Denison Georgiana (Mrs.), farmer Isgar Sohn, farmer, White house

Baker Edward, shopkeeper Dibble Gilbert, farmer, Rooksbridge fm Jarvis Edwin, farmer

Bawden Henry, shoe maker Dunston Henry, saddler & harness ma· Kerton George, farmer, Prospect house

Binning John, butcher Emery John, cooper & tinman Kerton Thomas, farmer

Bishop Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer & Fisher James, boot maker King Charles, saddler & harness maker,

butter factor Francis George, carpenter Rooksbridge

Board Robert, farmer Francis Thomas, mason & parish clerk Norvill George, farmer, Rooksbridge

Boley & Wood, butter, milk & cheese Gamling Arthur, tailor Perrott George, boot & shoe maker

factory, Rooksbridge Gould Henry, farmer Ridout John, carpenter & wheelwright,

.Boley Isaac, baker, Rooksbridge Ham Henry, farmer, Yew Tree farm Post office

Burrows Thomas, farmer Ham Jeffrey, farmer, Chapel farm Salvidge Thomas (Mrs.), farmer

Churchill Chas.Body,farmr. Rooksbrdg Hatch Henry, saddler & shopkeeper Sealey Hy. boot & shoe dealer & grocer

Clothier Edwin, farmer Higgs George farmer, Brent cottage Spriggs William, carpenter

Collard William Jeffrey, house decoratr Higgs John, farmer Tilley J-ohn, farmer, Edingworth

Corner Wm. Cook, farmer, Manor farm Hill Tom,wholesale milk & butter fctry Tout Susan (Mrs.), baker

Cook Arthur, draper & grocer Holmes James, draper & grocer Ware John, carpenter & wheelwnght

Cook Peter, farmer Hounsell Immanuel, jun. shopkeeper Webb John, farmer, Elm Tree farm

Cook Robert, farmer Hounsell Immanuel Sylvester Stone, White Samuel, farmer, Edingworth

Cook Thomas, farmer Brent Knoll inn Whitting John, farmer, Rooksbridge

Curry William, Wellington Arms P.H House Samuel, farmer Woodward J oseph, butcher

Day James, bricklayer Hubbard Edward Lang, blacksmith Young Men's Friendly Society & Read-

Day Harriet (Mrs.), farmer Huett Thomas, farmer, Edingworth ho ing Rooms (Tom Fowler, sec)

Day William, farmer Hutson William, farmer, Chestnut farm

BRENT KNOLL (formerly SouTH BRENT) is a parish Balliol College, Oxford, and archdeacon of Wells. The Bible

and village situated on the road from Bristol to Bridgwater, Christians have a chapel here. Brent Knoll, a lofty conical

3 miles north-north-east from Highbridge, 6 sc:tuth from hill in this parish, is the most remarkable feature in this

Weston-super-Mare and 142! from London, with a station on neighbourhood, and is visible many miles distant ; on the
the Great Western railway, in the Wells division of the summit, which affords extremely fine views, are the remains
county, Brent-cum-Wrington hundred, Axbridge petty of a camp, with a double fosse ; weapons and Roman
sessional division and union, Weston-super-Mare county coins have been found here. The kennels of the .Brent and
court district, Burnham district of the rural deanery of Wedmore harriers are at the" Fox and Goose" hotel in this
Taunton, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and parish ; they hunt the neighbourhood twice a week during the
Wells. The church of St. Michael is a building of lias and season. The charities left by the late A. K. Dean esq.

freestone in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, con- William Body esq. and others amount to £25 I2S. yearly.

sisting of chancel, nave of six bays. aisles, south transept or Somerset Court is the residence of William Skinner Holt esq.
chapel, now a vestry, south porch, and an embattled western and the Manor House is the property of Arthnr Rnscombe
tower, with pinnacles, containing a clock and 5 bells; the Poole esq. Q.C. and residence of John Toiler Nicholetts esq.,

south porch had formerly a parvise; the inner doorway dates J.P. Arthur Ruscombe Poole Q.c,, M. A. of 5 King's Bench

from the 12th century; the bays of the north aisle are walk, Temple, London, who is lord of the manor; the Rev.
marked on the exterior by pinnacles, and on this side is a George B. Northcote M.A. rector of Feniton, Devon; John
fine octagonal stair turret; the roofs are good examples of Frederick Symons-Jeune esq. J.P. of ·watlington Park, Oxon,
open timber work, carried on angel corbels; the pulpit dates and George Body esq. are the chief landowners. The soil is
from the 17th century; and there is a modern lectern of alluvial and the subsoil clay. The land is chielly in pas-

wood panelled; the font, which has been restored, has a turage. The acreage is 3,390; rateable value, £12,132;
quatrefoil-shaped bowl, resting on a square pedestal with the population in 188I was 792.
angle shafts : the most valuable and interesting features of Sexton, George Sheppard.

the interior are the finely carved bench ends, those in the PosT &M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & InsuranceOffice.-John

nave illustrating the legend of Reynard the Fox; the various Barnstable, receiver. Letters from Bridgwater arrive at
carvings fall naturally into three divisions, viz. : Reynard 7·45 a. m. ; dispatched at 6.15 p.m. Highbridge is the
hanged by the birds ; second, Reynard on his trial ; third, nearest telegraph office
Reynard arrayed as a bishop preaching ; the remaining WAI.L LETTER BoxEs at Berrow road, cleared at_ 6 p.m. &
benches exhibit various devices and grotesques: in the church at" Fox & Goose," cleared at 6.30 p.m -
is an altar tomb, with effigies, to John Somerset, gent. and INSURANCE AGENTS:-
his two wives ; below are carvings of himself and his wives Crown Accident Insurance Co. Bristol, J. Williams

kneeling, and of the Resurrection, and there is a rhyming Sun Fire & Life & Ocean, Railway & General Accident &

epitaph : there are sittings for 350 persons. The register Guarantee, G. Body & Son

dates from the year 1678. The living is a vicarage, average National School (mixed), erected in I86I, to hold ISO

tithe rent-charge £579, gross yearly value £s8o, with resi- children; average attendance, 73; Wm.Buckingham,mastr

dence, in the gift of the Archdeacon of Wells, and held since GrPat Western Railway, Brent Knoll railway station, James
• 1876 by the Venerable Augustus Otway Fitzgerald M.A. Stacey, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENT.!!. Barnstable John, grocer & draper & Frost Oliver Thomas, farmer, Park frm

Bayliffe Alworth Merewether builder & postmaster Frost Thomas, farmer
Body Albert Bartlett William, farmer Frost Walter John, farmer
Body Frank Bennett Ferdinando,farmer, Wick Gamlin William, farmer
Bennett Jane (Mrs.), beer retailer Good Robert, shoe maker
Body George Bird Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Wick Gould Mary & J ane (Misses), dress mas
Body John Bird John, cutler Hancock Charles, smith
Collard Mrs Body George & Son, auctioneers, ap- Hardwidge John, boot & shoe maker
Dawson Francis Manistre Harris John, farmer
Dykes John, The Glen praisers, land surveyors & estate Harris Netford, farmer, Woodbine farm
Fitzgerald Ven. Archdeacon Augustus agents & farmers Harris William, farmer, Wick
Body Francis, rate collector, assistant Hawkings Henry, farmer
Otway M.A. Vicarage overseer & surveyor, Elm cottage Hawkings John, farmer
Frost Mrs Brent Knoll Reading Room & Library Henning John Turner, farmer
Hicks Arthur (Miss Mabel Jt'itzgerald, sec) House Charles, farmer
Holt Charles Lisle, Somerset court Brooks George, shopkeeper Howe Albert, baker
Holt Thomas, Somerset court Buckton Samnel,corn factor, Wortley ho Hutson John, farmer
Carey John, farmer, Wick Hutson Mrs. farmer
Holt William Skinner, Somerset court CarpenterAnn(Mrs.),frmr.TableLnd.fm Jarvis Edmund, farmer
Maggs William Carpenter George Slade, farmer Jarvis George, farmer
Nicholetts John Toiler J.P. Manor house Chard Wm. Rober~, butcher, The Firs Jennings Henry, shopkeeper
Palmer Mrs. The Cottage Clist Joseph, farmer Lee William, farmer
Popbam Mrs. Mona cottage Champion John, jun. farme~, Wick frm Lynham William, stone mason
Rice John, lt'y hall Cox Joseph, carpenter, Hill side
Rich John, Victoria cottage

COMMERCIAL. Cox Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Ham farm Maggs George, grocer & draper

Arney George, farmr. Low. Battleboro' Curry George, farmer May James (Mrs.), farmer

Bacon Mary Ann (Miss), farmer, Upper Durston Mary (Mrs.), farmer Neads Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Battleborough farm Dymock Simeon, oil merchant Payne John, beer retailer

Bayliffe Alworth Merewether, surgeon, Frost Ambrose Harris, farmer Phillips Wm. Fox & Goose hotel (good

& certifying factory surgeon, medical, Frost Edwin, yeoman, Acacia house accommodation for cy('lists), & frmr

officer & public vaccinator No. I I 1 Frost Gabriel, yeoman, Ham Pring Samuel, boot maker

district, Axbridge union J Frost John, farmer Puddy Geo. farmer, Burton Row farm •

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BRIDGWATER. 123

IRich Wm. Radford, farmer, Burton row Tout George, bricklayer Webb George, pig dealer, Lower Battle·

Sandy John, farmer Waddon Richard Slocombe, registrar of borough cottage

Sheppard George, carpenter & sexton births, marriages & deaths for the Williams John, blacksmith & iron-

Sparring Ann (Miss), farmer district of Burnham & relieving officer monger & insurance & agricultural

Stiling Edward, carpenter No. 4 district implement agent

Stiling John, farmer Wardle James, shopkeeper York John William, dairyman

BREWHAM (NORTH and SOUTH) are parishes landowners. The soil and subsoil are mostly clayey. The
situated on the river Brue, 3 miles north-east from Bruton chief crops are oats and barley, and some land in pasture.
station on the Great Western railway, in the Eastern division The area of North Brewham is 2,o26 acres; rateable value,
of the county, Eastern division of Bruton hundred, Wincan- £2,726; area of South Brewham, 2,671 acres; rateable value,
ton petty sessional division, union and county court district, £3,317. The population in 1881 of North Brewham was 227
Bruton district of the rural deanery of Cary, archdeaconry of and of South Brewham 350.
Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. By an Order in HARDWAY is a hamlet of South Brewham.

Council, 25 March, 1884, part of the parish of Eastrip con- Parish Clerk, Richard Fowler.
taining Brewham Lodge farm was amalgamated with this PosT 0FFICE,South Brewham.-Mrs. Henry Parfitt,receiver.
parish. The church of St. John the Baptist is an ancient Letters for North & South Brewham arrive from Bath via
building of stone in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, Bruton at 7.30 a. m. ; dispatched at 6.10 p.m.; & for
nave, aisles, south porch, and an embattled tower on the Hardway & farms contiguous, through Bruton. The

south side containing 5 bells: the church, with the exception nearest money order & telegraph office is at llruton.
of the tower, was thoroughly restored in 1882, and has sittings National School (mixed), erected in 1863, for 120 children ;
for 90 persons. The register dates from 166o. The living of average attendance, 81 ; Mrs. Mary Meech, mistress
the united parishes of North and South Brewham is a vicarage, Four Towers, formerly extra-parochial, was in 185o
annual value £104, in the gift of Sir Henry A. Hoare hart. constituted a parish, and on March 25th, 1885, was by the
and held since 1889 by the Rev. Edward John Langford B.A. Divided Parishes Act annexed to South Brewham. The Earl
of Caius College, Cambridge. The late Henry Hoare esq. of Ilchester P.C. is lord of the manor and sole hndowner.
erected a triangular brick tower, 150 feet in height, called The soil is a sandy loam ; subsoil, sandstone. The land is
"Alfred's," or "Stourton" tower, to commemorate the principally used for grazing, a portion being wooded; the
valour and virtues of King Alfred the Great, who here fought area is 184 acres; rateable value, [110; the population in
a battle with the Danes. There are Wesleyan and Baptist 1881 was 7·
chapels in North Brewham, and another chapel at Hardway, Letters arrive from Bath to Bruton, then to South Brewham,
South Brewham. Colins Hays is a seat situated on Kings- thence by messenger, delivered at 10 a. m. on tuesdays,
wood Hide, part of the ancient forest of Selwood. Sir Henry thursdays & saturdays only. Letters are collected by the
Ainslie Hoare bart. M.A., D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor messenger at the same time. Bourton is the nearest
and lay impropriator, and the Earl of llchester P.C. are chief money order office & Bruton the nearest telegraph office

North Brewham. Treasure Exton, farmer, Brewham ho Jackson John, farmer, & assessor & col-

COMMERCIAL. White Frank, farmer, Canwood farm lector of taxes for North & South
White Fredk. carpenter & wheelwright Brewham, Hook gate

Austin David, hurdle maker & thatcher South Brewham. Medlam John, stone mason
Parsons Henry, farmer, Card's farm
Austin Lewis, shoe maker

Balch Stephen, farmer Turner Mrs. Hardway Parsons William, farmer, Pilling's fann

Barnes William, miller (water) COMMERCIAL, Pittman Henry, farmer, Picket's farm

Burfitt Joseph, farmer, Goodedge farm Balch John, farmer, Cook's farm Salmon James, Bull P.H. Hardway

Cannon Hugh, carpenter & wheelwright Burfitt Wm. juu.farmer,Colins Hays fm Singer William, farmer, Charcroft

Davis Meri,farmer,Lipgate & Mill farms Coles Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Smith Edward, farmer, Heaven farm

Gulliford Jas. Red Lion P.H. & farmer Fowler Misses, dress makers Smith Joseph, farmer, Shave farm

Hoskins John, farmer, Field farm Fowler Richard, shoe ma. & parish clerk TreasureWm.Exton,frmr.Brewhm.field

Hutton Henry, beer retailer Hannam John, farmer, Horseley farm Walwyn Herbert, farmer

Jackson Jacob (Mrs.), farmer, Bridge Hill Henry, farmer Warren Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Coach

farm & Brewham lodge Hillier Tom, shopkeeper & beer retailer Road farm

Loader John, farmer, Horseshoe farm Hiuks Thomas, farmer, Whitehouse White Henry, thatcher

Miller Isaac, farmer, Cobblesbury farm farm, Hardway Four Towers.

Moon Joshua, blacksmith Hoddinott Henry, farmer, Bedlam

Peach Waiter, farmer Holmes Chas. baker & shopkpr. Hardway Gregory George, gamekeeper to the

Reakes Brothers, farmers, Batts farm Jack.son Joshua, farmer, Holland farm Earl of Ilchester, Blacksloe



BR ID G ,,.,. ATE R.

BBIDGWATER is a municipal borough, market and union three carucates and five servants, thirteen villanes, nine

town, head of a petty sessional division and county court bordars, and five cottagers, with eight ploughs. There is a

district, parish and port, situated on the river Parrett, with mill of 5'~· rent, and ten acres of meadow, and 100 acres of

a station on the Bristol and Exeter section of the main pasture. When he received it, it was worth one hundred

line of the Great Western railway, 151 miles from London, shillings, now seven pounds."

44i south-west from Bath, 33 south-west from Bristol, 42! Bridgwater was one of the towns taken by the barons
north-east from Exeter, 95i from Plymouth, 12 north-east
during their revolt against Henry Ill. In the Civil War it
from Taunton, 33 north-east from Tiverton, 67 from Tor- stood out a long time for the king, and Colonel Wyndham,
quay, 19 north-east from Wellington, 2J~ south-west from
Wells, 16 south from Weston-super-Mare and 25 north-west then governor of the castle, defended it against the Parlia-
from Yeovil, and is in the Bridgwat.er division of the county,
hundred of North Petherton, rural deanery of Bridgwater, ment from 12 to 23 July, 1645, but was at length compelled
archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells.
to surrender, 22 July, 1645, to Fairfax. About 150 officers, so
The river Parrett is navigable here for vessels of 300 tons,
and runs in a winding course between the hundreds of Can- gentlemen, a n urnher of ecclesiastics, I,ooo other prisoners, 8oo
nington and Huntspill, falling at Burnham into the Bristol
channel and forming in its route a small island, called horses, 44 barrels of powder, s,ooo stand of arms, 36 pieces

" Dunball Isle." of ordnance and a great quantity of jewels, plate and other
An Act was passed in 1882 for making a railway from articles of immense value, were taken by the besiegers.
On the raising of the insurrection of the Duke of Monmouth
here to Edington station, on the Somerset and Dorset line,
in June, 1685, the inhabitants of Bridgwater supported his
claims to the throne and he was here proclaimed king by
the mayor and corporation.

reducing the distance to London to about 145 miles, and William, 1st lord Briwere, commenced the building of a
affording easier communication with the South of England ; stone bridge of three arches over the river Parrett, com-
this line is nearly completed and will have a terminus pleted in the reign of Edward I. by Sir Thomas Trivet,
whose arms being a trivet, were affixed to the coping of the
station on the Bristol road.
Bridgwater is a very ancient town, and was of note before structure.
the Norman Conquest: in ancient charters it is called The first charter was granted to the town by King John,

Brugia or Brugie, Brugg-Walter and Burgh-Waiter, and de- on the 26th of June, 126o; and twelve other charters were

rives its name from Walscin, or Waiter de Douay, on whom granted to it between that time and 1683. The elective
it was conferred by William I. Prior to this it belonged to franchise was conferred by Edward I. in the 23rd year of his
a Saxon thane, named Merlesuain, as appears from " Domes- l'eign (1294-5), and the borough returned two members to
day Book," in which it is thus surveyed:-" Walscin holds Parliament from that date until it was disfranchised in
Brugie, Merlesuain in the time of King Edward, and gelded 1'870 by the Act 33 and 34 Vie: cap. 21. The town, divid~
for five hides. . The arable is ten carucates, in demesne are into north and south wards, IS governed by a mayor, SIX

124 BRIDGWATER. SOl\iERSETSHIRE.

aldermen and eighteen councillors. The Corporation act as The parish church of St. Mary is a fine edifice of stone,

the Urban Sanitary Authority. partly in the Perpendicular and partly in the Decorated

The Borough has a commission of the peace and a sepa- styles : it has chancel with chapels, nave of five bays, aisles,

t•ate court of quarter sessions. transepts, the north wing being longer than the south,

The town is pleasan1Jy situated, about 9 miles from the north and south porches, a chapel between the north porch

sea, in a level but well-wooded country, with the PoLDEN and transept, a small projection or chantry between the

and MENDIP Hills to the north-east and on the west the south porch and transept, and an embattled western tower

QuANTOCK Hills. The river Parrett divides the town into and lofty spire containing a clock and 8 bells and a set of

two parts, connected by a handsome tron bridge, the western chimes: near the corporation pew, at the south end of the

portion being the larger: the streets are well paved and transept, is a stained window, presented in 1852 by the late

lighted with gas supplied by a company from works on the Thomas Ford esq. then mayor of the borough: in the chan-

Old Taunton road, established in 1834: the houses are cel is a marble monument (with recumbent figures) to

generally good, and several of the shops are of a superior Francis Kingsmill and his two sons : the altar-piece is a

class. Previous to x88o, the town depended on small wells picture of great beauty, probably' by an Italian master, re-

for its supply of water, but in that year the Corporation presenting " The Descent from the Cross;" it is supposed

established water works at Ashford Spaxton : the water to have been found on board a captured French privateer

is procured from various streams and is filtered and pumped and was presented by the late Hon. A. Poulett, for many

to a reservoir on Wembdon Hill, from whence it is supplied years member for this borough : the pulpi~ and side

to the town by gravitation. screens, believed to date from 1380, are of fine black oak,

That part of the town on the east side of the river is beautifully carved, and another screen of the Jacobean

called EASTOVER and includes the railway station. The period encloses the corporation pew ; in the north porch is a

river Parrett is navigable to Bndgwater for vessels from built-up hagioscope, and in the north transept another, so

300 to 400 tons ; but it is subject, like some other rivers in arranged that the altar could be seen from the porch, which

the Bristol Channel, to a rise of nearly six fathoms at spring exhibits some fine Geometrical work : the organ was placed

tides :the flow of the tide is preceded by a head water, com- in the north chapel in 1871 1 at a cost of £Boo: the church
monly called the "Bore," and at such times the sudden was restored between 1848 and I 857, when a new oak roof was

swell varies in height to six feet, which rushes up the river fixed, and again restored in 1878, at a cost of £2,200: in

with great force and often causes much damage among the 1887 the tower and spire were restored and re-pointed and

shipping. new buttresses added to the former ; at the same time the

The port of Bridgwater extends from Brean Down on the western arch was reopened and a screen of Hamhill stone

north-east shore of Bridgwater Bay to Inkley Point on the added: the communion plate is dated 1558 and 1620: in

south-west shore, and includes Burnham, Highbridge, the churchyard i<; a stone altar-tomb to John Oldmixon, the

Combwitch, Dunball and Bridgwater. historian, who was born here in 1673, and died July g,

Fishing boats are distinguished by the letters B. R. 1742 : there are about x,2oo sittings, of which 580 are free.

The foreign trade is chiefly with the United States, 'fhe register dates from the year 1558. The living is a

"Canada, Sout.h America, The Mediterranean, France, Spain vicarage, consolidated with the rectory of Chilton Trinity,
joint yearly value £3oo, with residence, in the gift of the
and the Baltic.

Number of vessels entering the port of Bridgwater and Lord Chancellor, and held since 1864 by the Rev. William

their tonnage:- George Fitzgerald, of St. John's College, Cambridge, and

FOREIGN TRADE. King's College, London, late vicar of St. Paul's, Bedford.

Number of vessels inwards. Holy Trinity is an ecclesiastical parish, formed March 2,

Vessels. Tonnage. 1841 : the church was built in 1839, is a neat edifice of stone,

In the year x886 53 xo,x66 situated in the Taunton road and has a belfry containing

" 1887 73 13,404 one bell: the interior is surrounded by a gallery all round :
, x888
92 16,443 the church was thoroughly restored and reseat.ed in 1876,

Number of vessels outward. and has 85o sittings, of which 250 are free. The register

In the year x886 Ves-<els. Tonnage. dates from the year 1839. The living is a rectory endowed
32 4·400
with £ xoo yearly and pew rents, which are uncertain, with

, 1887 41 5,104 residence (erected in x88o), in the gift of the vicar of Bridg-

" 1888 45 6,291 water, and held since 1876 by the Rev. George Trevor lii.A.
of Caius College, Cambridge.
CoAsTING TRADE. Tonnage.
189,612 St. John the Baptist, EastO\·er, is an ecclesiastical parish,
• Number of ressels inwards. 188,443 formed Aug. 4, 1846: the church, erected by the Rev. John

Vessels. I8I,III Moore Capes M. A. of London, at a cost of £ w,ooo, and

In the year x886 3,430 Tonnage. consecrated 17 Aug. 1846, is an edifice of Bath stone, in the
66,386 Early English style, consisting of chancel of three bays,
, x887 3,361 54·376 nave of six bays, 'south porch and a western tower, with
48,305 pinnacles, containing one bell : the nave has an open timber
, 1888 3,246 hammer-beam roof, strengthened by boldly projecting but-
tresses: the windows, all of which are stained, were partly
Number of vessels outwards. executed in !<'ranee, ami one of the windows in the nave
contains a large quantity of ancient French glass, disposed
Vessels.

In the year 1886 1,109

" 1887 1,055

" x888 95 1

The principal imports to Bridgwater are coal, esparto round circles and quatrefoils of modern date : the chancel

grass, foreign timber, linseed, grain, hides, valonia and other has sedilia : the interior is fitted with open seats nf oak,

goods. Coal and slates are imported from Wales and con- affording sittings for soo persons. The register dates from
veyed into the different parts of the country by rail, river the year 1846. The living is a vicarage, yearly value [300,

and canal; the river Parrett is navigable to Langport and with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Bath and Wells,

the canal runs to Taunton. The exports are timber and pit and held since 1887 by the Rev. Charles Bazell M.A. of

wood, cement, plaster of Paris, gypsum, Bath bricks for Durham University.

scouring, ordinary and perforated bricks, tiles, drain pipes, All Saints' Mission chapel, connected with St. John's

brickyard goods and iron ore. church, Eastover, was built by subscription in 1882. and

The Great Western Railway Co. have extensive ware- consists at present only of chancel, nave and tran>ept: there

houses, erected in x86B, and spacious wharfage on the are sittings for 300 persons.

docks ; the company are also owners of the docks and of the The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Joseph, in llinford

Bridgwater and Taunton canal, made in 1827 and extended place, fronting the river, erected in x882, is an edifice of red

to the docks in 1841, and there is a br-anch railway to the brick and Bath stone, in the Early Decorated style, and was

docks from the main line crossing the river by an iron erected at the expense of the late Mr. Philip Hewett, a native

bridge with footway at one side ; a portion of the bridge is of Langport, and consists of chancel, nave (at present) of

opened and closed by steam machinery at each tide for the four bays, sacristy and a north aisle with a chapel at the east

passage of vessels. end, in which a very magniticent altar to the memory of

.An important handicraft, peculiar to this place, is the the late J. J. Scoles, architect, has been erected by his son,

manufacture of scouring bricks, known as" Bath bricks," the Rev. A. J. C. Scoles, who is the resident priest, and was

which are made from a peculiar kind of slime deposited on the architect of the church : many of the windows ~re

the banks of the river, within two miles of the town; several stained, and the interior exhibits a good deal of rich carved

millions of these bricks are made here and sent out annually. work: attached to the church are two schools and a convent

The ordinary kind of bricks, tiles and drain pipes are also of Sisters of Mercy, to which a model laundry has lately

made. There are breweries, maltings, iron foundries and a been added.

large mill for the making of oil cake and cotton cake, from The Congregational church, in Fore street, built in x862,

.seed imported direct from the Black and Baltic seas. Plas- at a cost, including site, of £4,000, is an edifice of grey lime-

ter of Paris, cement &c. are made by Messrs. Barham stone, with dressings of Bath stone, in the Early Geometric

.Brothers and Co. and the manufacture of Windsor chairs Decorated style: the front exhibits a centre and two wings,

is also carried on. the principal feature being the projecting gable, with its

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BRIDGWATER. 12J

tenninal cross, rising to a height of 53 feet : at one end is a ' room is well supplied with newspapers &c. There is a

semi-octagonal apse, the windows of which are filled with! branch reading room in St. John street.

st:tined glass: there aresittings for r,roo persons. 'fhe premises of the Young Men's Christian Association,

The Baptist chapel, in St. Mary's street, rebuilt in 1837, is ~nown as "The George William~ Memorial Buildings/' are
a rectangular building of stone, in the Italian style, the m Eastover, and were erected m 18~7, and consist of an

front being relieved by columns of the Corinthian order: it upper and lower hall (the former seatmg about 450, and the

will seat 670 persons. latter 120 persons), reading room, young men's parlour,
There is a Bible Christian chapel in Polden street, built in junior club room, cla~ rooms, gyn;tnasium, lavatories &c. ;
I8J6, and seating 250 persons; a Brethren chapel in Friarn the halls ~re also available for_ public lectures.
street ; Mariners' chapel in St. John's street, built in I837; . The Bridgwater Infirmar:y:, m Sall!lon parade, wa~ erected

Free Methodist church in St. Mary's street, erected in I858 m I8I3, and a new fr_ont W:Ith por.tic;o was added m I876; ,.

and seating 300; Unitarian chapel in Dampiet street, built I there are b~ds ~or 36 m-patients: I~ IS suppo~d by v:olun-

in r688 and rebuilt in 1788, and now seating 300 ; and a tary cont~butiOns,_ a~d the eye dispensary lS now u~cor­
Wesleyan chapel in King street, built in r8 r6 and rebuilt in por~ted With the mfirmary: _the n~mber of out-patients
186o to seat 450. The Society of Friends have a meeting dunng r888 was r,669, ~~d of m-patient_s 252.
house in Friarn street There are several chanties, endowed with land and houses,
·. Ma~y,s Si. tuate~ . the income of which is given away to the poor of the parish
The ~emetery belongmg to St. church, m of Bridgwater and to poor widows not in receipt of parochial
the pansh of We~bdon, was formed m 1851! a~d comprises r relief : 34 small loaves of bread are also given away every

about 4 acres, :With 2 mortuary chapels: It IS under the Sunday at St. Mary's church.

control of the vicar and churchwardens. Bridgwater Castle was originally built in 1216 by William,

St. John's cemetery, situated in the Bristol road, was Lord Briwere, in the reign of King John, and appears to

opened in August, 1878: it is 3A. IR. 4P. in ex.tent, and have stood on the site of the present King's square: at the

contains 2 mortuary chapels. and is under the control of a beginning of the 17th century it was still in good condition,

burial _board_ of 9 members; a portion is reserved for and a place of considerable strength, the walls in some

Catholic burials. places being 15 feet thick; on the north it was bounded by

The Town Hall and municipal buildings, situated in High the bailey ditch, 30 feet wide and of_ great depth, and frag-

street and opened 6 July, 1865, are of Bridgwater brick and . ments of the western wall may stdl_be traced : near the
Wembdon Hill and Bath stone, in the Italian style, from I custom ~ou~e ar~ vaulted cellars beheve? to have ha? a
designs by Mr. C. Knowles, town surveyor: the ground commum_catw?- WI~h the cast~e, !lnd a portiOn of the ancient
floor is occu_Pied by the I<'ree Library and Reading Room castle bridge IS s~ud to be ~t~ll mtact, though now covered
and the poh.ce court ; in the latter are held the borough by t_he sea. Durmg the _ciVIl war the castle ~as strongly
quarter sesswns and county and borough petty sessions : fortlfi~d, and defende? With 40 gun_s ; but o?- Its surrender

the hall, placed in the rear, is capable of seating 1,500 people to Fairfax, as mentwned above, It was dismantled, and
-1,000 in the body and 500 in the gallery which surrounds
both sides and one end of the hall; at one end is a platform, subsequentl:y: razed. .
The ~ospital _of St. ~ohn, Situate~ _at Eastover! was
and below it a large retiring-room with offices : the hall founded m the reign of Kmg Job? by Wilham, Lord Briwere~
for a master, bret~ren and thirteen poor persons of the
contains oil-paintings, life-size, of Her Majesty Queen order of St. ~ugustme, for the. benefit of th~ souls ~f Kings
Henry II., RIChar~ I., and Kmg John: this hospital had
Victoria and the late Prince Consort, copied by Mr. w. v~ry large poss.esswns, and was confirmed by .~osce~in~,
Bishop of Bath, ~n the year..1219. Leland, who VISited It I?-
Baker, a native of this town, from the originals by Winter-
halter at Windsor Castle, and presented by J. Browne esq.

formerly mayor; there is also a portrait of the donor, pre-

sented by the inhabitants of Bridgwater: a bronze bust of 1538, descnbes It thus:- In the est part of _the town IS
Her Majesty the Queen has been recently (1889) placed in onely t~e house, late _College of ~t. John, a thmg notabl~.

the hall, which is licensed for theatrical performances &c. and this house standith partly Without th' est gate. This
The upper portion of the building contains the offices of the co_llege had prestes ~hat had the appar~ll of secula! prestes,
borough accountant and borough surveyor, and the council With_ a cross on their b~~ste, and to this house a?Jomed an

chamber, in which are some beautiful pieces of tapestry hospiCe for poor folks. Its revenues at the time of the

purchased from Enmore Castle by the late Alderman Chap: dissolution of monasteries amounted to £120 19s. r!d.

man and presented by him to the Corporation ; in the same In the west part of the town was a priory of Minorites or

room are two portraits of the famous Admiral Robert Grey Friars, dedicated to St. Francis and founded about

Hlake. . 1230 by William, second Lord Briwere ; the site on its dissolu-

The Market Hall and Corn Exchange are on Cornhill. tion was given to one Emmanuel Lukar by Henry VIII.

The sheep market is held in West street ; adjoining are There was also in Leland's time a hospital for lepers.

cattle and pig markets, recently (1889) constructed. The In Blake street stands the house of the renowned Admiral

Imarket on Wednesday, for corn, sheep, cattle, pigs and ! Robert Blake, who was born here in August, 1599; it has

vegetable produce, is well attended ; there is also a small been modernized, but retains the old kitchen, a dining-room
market on Saturday for general produce, such as vegetables, with panelled ceiling and fluted chimney-piece, and other

ffruit and meat. The fish market is open daily. remains: Blake died as he was entering Plymouth Sound,

The Corn Exchange, opened 19 May, 1l8a7te5,baonroduegrhecsuterd- 17_ Aug. 1657, and was buried in Hen;y VI_I. cha~l, West-
from the designs of Mr. Charles Knowles, mmster Abbey, b~t o~ the Restoratton his remams were

an removed and rebuned m St. Margaret's churchyard.
iveyor incloses and is Opposite t~e church in St. Mary's st~eet stands a fine

with glass.
area 44 by 36 feet' partially covered
·
TheE troop of the West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry is old house, said to be 11;bout 300 years old; ~t has a handso~e
stationed here ; also in Frean street is the armoury of the I ~ar_ved oak front bes~des. many fine specimens of carvmg

and K Cos. 2nd Volunteer Battalion Prince Albert's Somer- mside. Judge Jeffenes IS supposed to have lodged here
during the ·~Bloody Assizes," a t~rm. u~ed to designate the
setshire Light Infantry Regiment.
Fairs are held on the last Wednesday in January, March summer assizes of the western ~Ircmt m r68,5,_ when m?re

and June, for horses and cattle, the last Wednesday in than 300 of the rebels concerned m Monmouth s msurrectwn

September, for horses and cattle and the two followl.ng were sentenced to death.

days, for cattle and merchandise. Annual great market for The area of the parish is 3,475 acres; rateable value..

cattle, first Wednesday in December. £52,508 12s. ; the population of the parish in r88r was

The Borough Police Station is in High street, near the 12,637; and of the municipal borough, 11,979, of which

Town Hall and contains separate wards and day rooms for 11,852 are in :Bridgwater, 61 in Durleig-h, and 66 in Wemb-

male and female prisoners. The police arrangements are don, and including 241 officers and inmates of the Work-

under the control of the Corporation. house and 30 in the Infirmary.

There are three banks in the town and several good hotels, DuNWEAR (x mile east-by-south), ~As.T BowER (i east),.
and at the Royal Clarence hotel are assembly rooms. Two
newspapers are published here weekly, viz.-" The Bridg- and CH~D~OY LA..."iE, are hamlets Withm the parish, but

water Independent " and the '' Bridgwater Mercury and the mumcipal borough.

Western Counties Herald.'' PARISH CLERKS : -

The Free Library and Reading Room occupy a portion of St. Mary., George Lockyer, St. Mary's street

the 'fown Hall buildings in High street and contain a library Holy Trinity, John Alexander, St. Mary's street

ol about 2,000 volumes of standard works; the reading St. John's, James Groves, 78 Polden street

Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.

PosT, M. 0. & T. 0. & S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. Payment of postal orders, week days, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

-Henry Robert Oakey, postmaster Money order & savings bank, government annuity & in-

HouRs OF ATTENDANCE.-For sale of stamps, registration of surance business & issue of licences, week days, 9 a. m. to
letters &c. week days, 7 a. m. to 9 p.m.; sundays, 7 to 10 6 p.m. ; saturdays, 9 a. m. to 8 p.m. Telegraph business,
a.m. · Issue of postal orders, week days, 7 a. m. to 9 p.m. week days, 8 a. m. to 8 p.m. ; sundays, 8 to 10 a.m

126 BRIDGWATER. SOlHERSETSHIRE~ (KELLY'S

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Delivery. Delivery.

Daily. lLondon (night) & all parts...............
(No delivery on sundays.)
7· o a. m. London (night) & all parts.••........•.•.... 1.30 a.m. f

Week Days Bristol & North of England ............ J 8.30 a.m

Only.

(North of England, Scotland & Wales.. 7-35 a.m.

11.10 a.m. London, BristoI, Bath &c ••••••••••••••• 10.40 a.m.
1 Southampton, South-West of England

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& Yeovil ....... ............................. 10.40 a.m. Bristol .......................................... II.IO a.m

London, Ireland, Bath, Bristol, Wes- London, Bristol, Burnham, Highbridge,
Holford, Kilve, Watchet &West Quan-
ton-super-Mare &c ..................... 1.30 p.m. toxhead ......... ,.............. _.............. 3· 10 p.nl

3· 10 p.m. 1• Exeter, Taunton & the West ....•....... 2.50 p.m. London & Bristol.............................. 7· 10 p.m

Cannington, Burnham, Highbridge, --

{7- 10 p.m. Nether Stowey, Watchet &c ....•....
~London, Bath & Bristol .•.... ,......•• }
Exeter, Taunton & the West.....•..•

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J,ETTER MAILS. With an addi- PARCEL MAILS. Latest hour
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London (night) & all parLs ..•.•.....•...• 10.30 p.m. n. 5 p.m.
=Exeter, Taunton & the ·west.............. . 12 midnght.
~ London (1st day) & Bristol ...... 9.50 a. m. 9-55 a.m. London (day) & all parts.................. 9.50 a. m

z~ "8 London (2nd day), Bath, Bris-} 12.40 p.m. 12.45 p.m. Burnham, Highbridge, Huntspill, II.1oa.m
~ tol, Weston-snper-Mare &c 12.35 p.m
~ 5.20 p.m. 5-40 p.m. Watchet &c ......•........................
sundays sundays 1.5op.m
North of England, Ireland, Scotland London .......................................
4· 30 p.m. 4-40 p.m. 5 .2op.m
& Wales; Bath, Bristol &c ......... r 6.35 a.m. 6.45 a.m. South-West of England; Bath, Bristol 8.10 p.m
9· op.m
d (Exeter, Taunton & the West • &c. ; Glastonbury .....................

(day) Cannington, Dodington, Holford,
Kilve & Nether Stowey ...............
;1 Exeter, Taunton & the West (day) 12.10 p.m. 12.15 p.m.
Bath, Bristol &c. ; Taunton, Burnham
~ · Taunton & Yeovil (day) ............ 4.25 p.m. 4-30 p.m.
5.20 p.m. 5.40 p.m. & Highbridge...............................
z~ Southampton & the South-West}
l of England (night) .•............. London & North of England ............
Burnham, Highbridge, Cannington, London (night) & all parts...••....•.••.•

Nether Stowey, Glastonbury, Street, 2. o a.m. --- London (night) & all parts.••.••..••....•
Watchet &c. (night) ....•....•.....••...• 1.50 p.m.

'Glastonbury & Street (day) .........

Highbridge (day) •.•••....••..•......• 10. o a.m. 10. 5 a.m.

vi Burnbam (day) ........................ 4.25 p.m. 4.30 p.m.

t;' Burnbam, Higbbridge & Watchet

] (day) .................................... 11.15 a.m. 11.20 a.m.
~ • Highbridge (day) ..................... 5.20 p.m. 5-40 p.m.
§ Cannington, Nether Stowey, Dod-

ington, Holford & Kilve............ 3· o p.m. 3· 5 p.m.

Bridgwater (rural deliveries) .•.••. 5.30 a. m. --

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EASTOVEit RECEIVING & M. 0. 0. & S. B.--Herbert William Broderip Edmund Greenhill esq. Manor house, Cossington,

Coombes, receiver. Box cleared at 9.15 a.m. ~ 12.15, .Hridgwater

2.30, 4-55 & 8.55 p.m. week days only Carver John esq. West house, Chilton Polden, Bridgwater

THB FOLLOWING BOXES ARE CLEARED AS UNDER (WEEK Daniel Henry Thomas esq. Manor house, Stockland, Bristol
Evered Andrew Robert Guy esq. Hill house, Otterhampton,
DAYS ONLY) : -
Bridgwater
Wall, Docks, 8.30 & u.3o a.m. ; 4-I5 & 7.40 p.m
Wall, Easto;er (near the bridge), 9.25 a.m. ; 12.20, 2.35, Gooding William esq. Durleigh Elm, Bridgwater
Greenhill Christophe William Moore esq. Puriton manor,
5·5• 6.40 & 9 p.m
Wall, Northfield, 8.45 & 11.45 a.m. ; 4.30 & 8.50 p.m Bridgwater

Wall, North street, 8.50 & II.5o a.m.; 2.30, 4-35, 6.35 & GreenbillPelhamSpencer esq. Knowle hall, Bawdrip,Bridgwtr
Kemeys-Tynte Col. Charles Kemeys F.S.A., D.~. Halswell
9.1op.m
Pillar, St. John's street (near the Railway station), 9.15 house, Bridgwater
Kemeys-Tynte HalswellMilborne esq.Halswell ho. Bridgwtr
a.m.; 12.10, 4-55 & 8.45 p.m King Robert Moss esq. Ashcott Hill, Bridgwater
Wall, Taunton road, II.3o a.m. & 7.30 p.m Luttrell Capt. John Alex. Fownes-, Edington, Bridgwater
·wan, Wembdon road, 7.50 a.m. ; 12.25 & 8.40 p.m Nicholetts John Toiler esq.Manor ho. Brent Knoll, Bridgwtr
Pleydell-Bouverie Henry Hales esq. Brymore, Bridgwater
On sunday the first delivery only is made Pleydell-Bouverie Philip esq. D.L. Brymore, Bridgwater
Price Richard Edmonds esq. Broomfield hall, Bridgwater
County Magistrates

FoR BRIDGWATER PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.

Broadmead Thomas Palfrey esq. M.A., D.L. Enmore park, Rnddock Rev. Noblett Hy. Cranmer M.A. Blake pl. Brdgwtr

Bridgwater (chairman) Strangways Henry Bull Templer esq. Shapwick, Bridgwater

Hartwell Sir Francis Honlton hart. Penlea ho. Bridgwater Clerk to the Magistrates, Edward Trevor, King square

:Broadmead William Bucknell esq. Emnore park, Bridgwater Petty Sessions are held at the Town Hall buildings on the

Broderip Edmund esq. Manor house, Cossington, Bridgwater second & last thursdays in each month at I I a.m

DIRECTORY.] SO}lERSETSHIRE. l3RIDGWATER. 127

The following parishes comprise the petty sessional division Insurance Agents.

of Bridgwater :-Ashcott, Asholt, Bawdrip, Bridgwater Alliance, William Brice, York buildings
Atlas Fire, William Brice, York buildings
(borough & parish), Broomfield, Cannington, Catcott, British Law, W. G. Jones, North street
Charlinch, Chedzoy, Chilton Common, Chilton-snper-
British Empire Mutual Life, -, Perrett, St. John st. ; H.
Polden, Chilton Trinity, Cossington, Durleigh, Durston, Mansfield, Chandos street ; M. Bowerman, 39 Church st

Edington, Edstock & Beye, Enmore, Goathurst, Greinton, British Equitable Life, E. T. Page, Fore str~et
Huntspill, Lyng, MiddlezoJ; Moorlinch, North Petherton, Caledonian, A. Peace, West quay
Othery, Otterhampton, Pawlett, Puriton, St. Michael City of Glasgow Life, G. C. Fisher, Cornhill
Church, Shapwick, Spaxton, Stawell, Stockland Bristol, City of London Fire, A. Basil Cottam, Eastover
Sutton Mallet, Thurloxton, Wembdon, Westonzoyland, Commercial Union, R. Squibbs, Cornhill; T. H. Willis, St.
Woolavington

• Borough Magistrates. Mary street ; & F. R. f:!tead, Wilts & Dorset Bank
County Fire, J. Trevor & Son, King square; A. Peace, West
The Mayor & Ex-Mayor.
Axford William Henry M.B. Southsea quay; E. H. Prior, 7 King square; & W. G. Jones, 3
Brice Francis, Friarn street, Bridgwater Victoria terrace
Else Richard Charles, Binford house, Bridgwater Crown Accident, C. P. Lear, High street
Ford William John, Cornhill, Bridgwater Economic Life, W. Brice, York buildings; & G. Lovibond,
Holland William Thomas, The Lions, River side Queen street
Kemmis Henry Marcus, Monmonth street, Bridgwater Edinburgh Life, A. Peace, West quay ·
Lilly Edward, Castle street General, G. B. Sully, West quay
Major Charles, Wembdon Guardian, John Coombs, The Mart

Major Henry James, Northfield, Bridgwater Guardian Fire, J. Trevor & Son, King square
Parsons Francis John Crane, Ivy ho. Friarn st. Bridgwater Hand-in-Hand, J. Withycombe, Old Taunton road
Pearce Alfred, Castle street, Bridgwater Imperial Fire, C. Chard, Wembdon road
Spence Robert, London Imperial Life, T. F. Braithwaite, 6 King square
Sully George Bryant, Burnham Imperial Union, T. H. Willis, St. Mary street
Thompson Charles, Cardiff Law Guarantee & Trust Soc.Lim.Chapman & Bishop,High st
Ware Thomas, King street, Bridgwater Liverpool & London & Globe, Palmer & Stiling, High street
London Assurance, Chapman & Bishop, High street
Clerk, William Brice, York buildings London & Lancashire, J. Alway, Cattle market
Borough Petty Sessions are held in the Town Hall buildings, Manchester Fire, Chapman & Bishop, High street
Mutual Fire Insurance Incorporation Limited, G. G.
every monday at 10 a.m

Corporation. Burrington, Bank ; A. J. Whitby, Cornhill

MAYOR-John Henry Waddon esq National Provincial Plate Glass, T. H. Willis, St. Mary st
RECORDER-Sir Peter Henry Edlin Q.c National Provident Institution, W. G. Jones, 3 Victoria ter
Northern, G. C. Fisher, Cornhill; E. E. S. Gooding, High
ALDERMEN.
street ; H. G. Bryant, King square
Retire gth Nov. r88g. Retire gth Nov. r8g2. Northern Accident, W. G. Jones, North street
Norwich Union, Palmer & Stiling, High street
Sully George Bryant Foster Charles Frederick Norwich Union Fire, Chapman & Bishop, High street
Pelican Life, Chapman & Bishop, High street
Symons Clifford Holland William Thomas Phcenix Fire, William Hickman, Eastover
Provident Life, J. Trevor & Son, King square; & E. H.
Thompson Francis J ames Peace Alfred

CouNCILLORS.

NORTH WARD. SOUTH WARD.

Retire Nov. 1889. Retire Nov. r889. Prior, 7 King square
Brown Edwin Harden Frederick
Manchip Thomas William Perrett Samuel Royal Exchange, J. Coombs, The Mart; & F. J. Squire,
East quay
Vacancy Symons John Scottish Equitable, T. H. Willis, St. Mary street

Retire Nov. 1890. Retire Nov. 1890. Scottish Life, A. Basil Cottam, Eastover
Hunt John Carter Hurman William Scottish Plate Glass, T. H. Willis, St. Mary street

Pollard Henry William Kemmis Henry Marcus Scottish Provident, Chapman & Bishop, High street ; W. G.
Rookley William Robinson Walter Henry Jones, 3 Victoria terrace

Retire Nov. r89r. Retire Nov. r89r. Scottish Union & National, Louis Lovibond, Cattle market

Knight Henry Bryant Ed win Standard Life, Barham & Son, Castle street

Manchip Thomas Richards John Sun, Chapman & Bishop, High street
Waddon John Henry Wills Frank Sun Fire, W. Burghope, Fore street; J. E. Lang, Wilts &

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION & URBAN SANITARY Dorset Bank
AuTHORITY.
West of England Fire & Life, H. Baker & Son, Salmon parade
Town Clerk & Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority, Paul
Octavius Haythorne Reed, King square Westminster Fire, Barham & Son, Castle street; & W. J.

Treasurer, John Toiler Nicholetts, Stuckey's Bank Coles, ro Eastover
Clerk of the Peace, Thomas Foster Barham, Castle street Whittington Life, J. Alway, Cattle market

Yorkshire, Chapman & Bishop, High street

Coroner, Paul Octavius Haythorne Reed, King square Public Establishments,
Medical Officer of Health, Francis John Crane Parsons, Ivy

house, Friarn street Borough Police Station, High street, Thomas Morrel Lear,

Public Analyst, F. W. Stoddart, Park street, Bristol head constable; Robert Cheriton, inspector; & Robert

Borough Accountant, Charles Chard, Town hall Cull, sergeant; Richard Foster, acting sergeant; & 8

Borough Surveyor, Inspector of Nuisances& Superintendent constables

of Town Scavenging, George B. Laffan, Town hall County Court, Queen street, His Honor William Paterson,

Chief Constable, Thomas Morrell Lear, High street judge ; George Lovibond, registrar & high bailiff ; George

Inspector of Weights & Measures, Charles Bendell, Eastover Philpot, Taunton, official receiver in bankruptcy ; &
Veterinary Inspector, Edwin Ware, Blake street
William Henry 'I'amlyn, assistant bailiff. The County
Water Works Engineer & Manager,Geo.B.Laffan,Town hall Court is held in the County Court building once a month
Water Bailiff, John Bryant, West quay
(on a thursday). The following places are within the
Collector of Borough Highway, Water & Watch Rates,
Charles Hydon, River side jurisdiction of this court, viz. : Andersea, Asheott, Aisholt,
Bankland, Bawdrip, Bradney, Bridgwater, Bower East,

Sub-Commissioners of Pilotage for the Port of Bower West, Broomfield, Bonson, Boroughbridge (part
of), Cannington, Combwitch, Catcott, Catcott Burtle,
Bridgwater.
Charlinch, Chedzoy, Chilton Polden, Chilton Burtle, Chil-
George Bryant Sully esq. (chairman); William Thomas
Holland esq. ; Thomas Ware esq. ; Charles Ord esq. (& ton Trinity, Cossmgton, Classey, Coultings, Dunwear,
clerk), 32 Church street, Bridgwater Dunball, Edington, Edington Burtle, Edstock & Beer,
Enmore, Fiddington, l<'ordgate, Four Forks, Goathurst,
LICENSED PILOTS.
Thomas Griffiths; William Hobbs; James O'.Hrien; Wm. Gothelney, Grenton, Greylake, Hamp, Huntspill, Hunt-
worth, Highbridge, part of, Knowle, Keen, Thorne, Lyng,
Baker ; Charles Dyer ; Thomas Surfield ; John King ; Lang Acre, Merridge, Moorlinch, Moorland, Middlezoy,
Thomas Griffiths, jun. ; Benjamin Griffiths Nithe, North Petherton, North Newton, North Moor

PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY. Green, Othery, Otterhampton, Parchey Bridge, Pawlett,

The Corporation are the Authority. Plansfield, Puriton, Road, Stockland Bristol, Somerset

Clerk, Paul Octavius Haythorne Reed, King square Bridge, Stowey Nether, Stowey Over, Saint Michael

Medical Officer of Health, l''rancis John Crane Parsons Church, Spaxton, Stawell, Shapwick, Shearston, Sutton

L.R.C.P.Lond.lvy house Mallett, Stert,Stretcholt, Thurloxton, Thorngrove, Wemb-

Inspector of Nnisances, George B. Laffan, Town Hall bldngs don, West Newton, Westonzoyland & Woolavington

128 BRIDGWATER. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Certified Bailiffs appointed under the Law of the Distress Registrars of Births & Deaths, Bridgwater sub-district,

Amendment Act :-T. M. Reed, solicitor, King square, George Cozens, Taunton road, Bridgwater; deputy, Miss

Bridgwater; Robert Squibbs, auctioneer, Cornhill, Bridg- Ann Cozens, 3 Hampton terrace, Bridgwater ; Huntspill

water ; John Coombs, auctioneer, George street, Bridg- sub-district, Edward Toogood, HuntApill; deputy, W. J.

water; Thomas H. Boys, auctioneer, Cattle market, Toogood, Huntspill; Middlezoy sub-district, H. P. Biddle-

Bridgwater; Horace Hurman, auctioneer, Cattle market, combe, Middlezoy; deputy, Francis Wheller, Middlezoy;

Bridgwater; ·waiter Jas. Toogood, auctioneer, Huntspill North Petherton sub-district, Thomas Hallett, North

Cattle Market, H. Abraham, Taunton, collector Petherton ; deputy, Mrs. L. Hallett, North Petnerton ;

County Police Station, Bl&.ke street, Joseph Vowles, super- Polden Hill sub-district, E. F. C. Ling, Chilton Polden >

intendent ; & I sergt. 2 acting sergts. & 12 constables deputy, J. C. Moore, Chilton Polden

Custom House, West quay, John R. Beatt, principal officer Registrar of Marriages, Charles Chard, Town hall, Bridg-

Highway Board, Paul Octavius Haythorne Reed, clerk ; water; deputy, John Fowler, Wembdon road, Bridgwater

Edward Hickes, district road surveyor The Workhouse in Northgate, erected in I 837, is a building

Infirmary, Salmon parade, medical officers, John Parsons of white brick, partly stuccoed, & will hold 388 inmates>

L.R.C.P.Lond. Washington L. Winterbotham M.B. Francis the average number being 230; at the back of the house

John Crane Parsons & Ht>.nry Marcus Kemmiss L.K.Q.C. P. is a detached hospital of red brick ; R. Sheppard, master>

rrel. ; surgeon dentist, C. N. B:rameld ; house surgeon, Rev. George Trevor, chaplain; Thomas Marsden, medical

Frederick Reginald Farmer L. R .c. P.LOud.; treasurer, John officer; Mrs. Sheppard, matron

Toiler Nicholetts; hon. sec. John Coombs Workhouse Hospital, Thomas Marsden M.D., C.M. surgeon

Inland Revenue Office, West quay, William Comyn, super- ..
visor; Edward D'Arcy & John A. Chilcott, officers
RURAL SANITARY..AUTHORITY.

Market Hall & Corn Market, Cornhil1, Isaac Hooper, Meets at the Workhouse second & fourth wednesdays in each
inspector & collector of corn returns month at I2 o'clock.

Sessions Court, High street Clerk, Thomas Foster Barham, Castle street, Bridgwater
St. John's Cemetery, Eastover, J. Ruscombe Poole & Son, Treasurer, John Toiler Nicholetts, Stuckey's Bank
Medical Officer of Health, Francis J. C. Parsons L.R.C.P.LOnd.
clerks to the burial board
St. Mary's Cemetery, Wembdon road, George Lockyer, Cornhill, Bridgwater
Inspector of Nuisances, W. Coles, Bridgwater
clerk, St. Mary street
Stamp Office, Cornhill, Frank F. Whitby, sub-distributor

Steam Tug Office, George Bryant Sully, West quay ScHOOL ATTENDANCE CoMMITTEE.

Town Fire Engine Station, Back st. John Fackrell, captain Clerk, Paul 0. H. Reed, King square
Town Hall, High street, Thomas L. Baker, keeper Attendance Officer, George Cracker, Northgate, Bridgwater
·west of England Fire Engine Station, George street, Theo-

dore Henry Willis, superintendent Public Officers.

Somersetshire DrainDagReAICNAomGEmiBssoiAoRnDerSs.,• George Lovibond, Assistant Overseer, Charles Hydon, Riverside
clerk, Queen street; (Lower Brue,Chedzoy, Bridgwater & Certifying Factory Surgeon, Francis John Crane Parsons
Pawlett, North Moor & Curry Moor district drainage L.R.C.P.Lond. Ivy house
boards) George Lovibond, clerk, Queen street; (Lower Clerk to the Avon, Brue & Parrett Fishery Board, Thomas
Axe, Stockland & King Sedgmoor & the Carey Valley Foster Barham, Castle street .

boards) J. Ruscombe Poole & Son, clerks, Dampiet st. ; Clerk to the Commissioners of Laud, .Assessed & Income
(Cannington & Webdon board), William Brice, clerk, Taxes for the Bridgwater division of the County & for thE>
Borough of Bridgwater, Edward Trevor, King square
York buildings
Clerk to St. Mary's Cemetery,George Lockyer, St.Mary's st
VoLUNTEERS.
West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry (E Troop), Capt. H. T. Clerks to St. John'.s Burial Board, J. Ruscombe Poole & ;::Ion,
Dampiet street
Daniel; H. Woodville, troop serg.-major
Prince Albert's Somersetshire Light Infantry, 2nd Volunteer Collector of Market Tolls, Isaac Hooper, Market house; &
Battalion, Armoury, Friarn street (I Co.), Major Thomas of Cattle Market tolls, Henry Abraham
:Foster Barham; H.M. Kemmes, acting surgeon; (K Co.) District Registrar of the High Court of Justice, George
Capt. Waiter Herring Robinson; Serg.-Major Washington Lovibond, Queen 8treet
L. Winterbotham, surgn. ; Joseph Turner, drill instructr Lloyd's Agent, George Bryant Sully, West quay
Notary Public, Arthur George Pain, George street
BRIDGWATER UNION.
Board day, wednesday, at n.I5 a.m. at the Board room, Vice-Consul for Germany, George Bryant Sully, West quay
Vice-Consul for Norway &Sweden, Charles Hnut,West quay
workhouse.

The union consists of 40 places, viz. :-Ashcott, Aisholt,Baw- Places of Worship, with times of Services.
drip, Bridgwater,Br.:>Omfield, Cannington,Catcott (chapel-

ry),Cbarlinch, Chedzoy, Chilton Common, Chilton Polden St. Mary's Parish, St. Mary's street, Rev. William George

(chapelry), Chilton Trinity, Cossington, Durleigh, Eding- Fitzgerald, vicar; 11 a. m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. &

ton (chapelry), Enmore, Fiddington, Goathurst, Grenton, fri. I2 noon

Huntspill, Lyng, Middlezoy, Moorlinch, Nether Stowey, St. John the Baptist, Eastover, Blake place, Rev. Charles

North Petherton, Othery, Otterhampton, Over Stowey, Bazell M. A., A.K.C. vicar; Rev. Louis Henry King M. A. &

Pawlett, Puriton, St.Michael Church, Shapwick, Spaxton, Rev. Thomas Davies Bevan M.A. curates; 8 & 11 a.m. &

Stockland, ~ristol, Stawell (hamlet), Sutton Mallet 3.30 & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m. & 7-I5 p.m

(chapelry), Thurloxton, Wembdon, Westonzoyland, All Saints Mission, off St. John street, Rev. Charles Bazell

Woolavington. The population of the union in t88I was :M.A., A K.c. vicar; Mr. James Crang, lay reader; 8 & II

33,673 ; rateable value, [232,66a; acreage, 85,645 a.m. & 3-I5 &6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m

Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Paul Holy Trinity, Taunton road, Rev. George Trevor M. A. vicar;

Octavius Haythorne Reed, King's square, Bridgwater 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m

Treasurer, John Toiler Nicholetts, Stuckey's Bank St. Joseph's Catholic, Binford place, Rev. Alexander J. C.

Relieving Officers, No. I district, George Cozens, Taunton Scoles, priest; holy communion 9 a. m. & mass It a. m. ;

road, Bridgwater; No. 2 district, E. F. C. Ling, Chilton rosary 3·45 p.m. & vespers, sermon & benediction 6.30>

Polden; No. 3 district, Thomas Hallett, North Petherton p.m.: holidays of obligation: mass 7 a.m. & devotions &

Vaccination Officers, H. P. Biddlecombe, Middlezoy; Gecrge benediction 8.I5 p.m.; day mass 7.30 a.m.; thurs. devo-

Cozens, Taunton road, Bridgwater ; E. F. C. Ling, tions & benediction 8 a. m. ; the church is open daily from

Chilton Polden ; Edward Toogood, Huntspill ; Thomas 6 a.m. to 9 p.m

Hallett, North Petherton; & W. H. White, Cannington Mariners' Chapel, St. John street; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Medical Officers, No. I district, Henry Marcus Kemmis Friends' Meeting House, Friarn street; 10.30 a. m. & 6.30'

L.K.Q.C.P.Irel. St. John's house, Monmouth street, Bridg- p.m. ; thurs. n a.m

water ; No. 2 district, Thomas Lowe Laxton L. R. c. P. LOnd. Baptist, St. Mary's street, Rev. Charles Henry Mar.sack-

2 Hampton terrace, Taunton road, Bridgwater ; No. 3 Day,minister; 11 a.m. &6.3op.m.; mon&wed.7·3op.m

district, Thomas Marsden M . D., c.M. 5 King square, Bible Christian, Polden street, Rev. John Jeffrey, minister~

Bridgwater; No. 4 district, Jeremiah Wase, Huntspill; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m

No. 5 district, George Campbell, Chilton Polden; No. 6 Brethren, Friarn st.; ministers various; I0.30 a.m. & 6 p.m

district, George Forden, Ashcott; No. 7 district, John Congregational, Fore street, Rev. Edwin Joshua Dukes,.

• Richard Rygate L.K.Q. C.P.Irel. Westonzoyland; No. 8 minister; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 7.30 p.m

district, Evan Evans, Nether Stowey; No. 9 district, Unitarian, Dampiet street, Rev. William Rodger Smyth,

Cresar l''redericlt Hawkins, North Petherton minister; :n a.m. & 6.30 p . m

Public Vaccinators, Nos. I & 3 districts,Thomas Lowe Laxton United Methodist l"ree Church, St. Mary's st. Rev. George

L.R.C.P.LOnd. 2 Hampton terrace, Bridgwater; Nos.2 & 4 Hudson, minister; I0.30 a. m. & 6 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m

to g, same as Medical Officers Wesleyan, King street, Rev. Thos. Townsley Dilks, minister;

Superintendent Registrar, Paul 0. H. Reed, King square, Rev. John B. Alexander, supernumerary; II a.m. & 6.30

BrirlgwatAr; rlApnty, Geo. C.rocker, Northgate, Bridgwater p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m


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