DEVONSHIRE - 1893 (1)

DlRECrvnY.) DEVONSHIRE. .EXETER. 213

Mortimer John M.B. 6 Northernhay pJ Parkhoiis& Rev. Wm. Heathman M.A. Pike Mrs. 5 Wes~ Southernhay

Mortimer Thomas Sandford, 30 St. [rector of St.Paul],I6We.Sonthernhy Pilley James, B Belmont pl. Belmont rd

Leonard road Parkhouse William, 4 Hillsboro' road Pinder Mrs. Grendon lodge,Grendon rd

Mortimer William Sanford, 4 Higher Parkhouse William Palmer, 6 Park Pinn Charles, 3 Wonford road

Summerlands, Heavitree road place, Longbrook street Pinn Edwin, Myrtle cottage, Premier

Mortimore Thomas, II Radford road, Parkin Francis, Exe island place, Mount Radford

Larkheare Parkinson Geo. Fredk. 9 Richmond rd Pinn Ja.mes G. Central school, Rack st

Morton John, 8 St. James's road Parr Frederick Wm. 34 Blackall road Pinn Jas.Philips,6 Oxford ter.Oxford rd

Mudge Daniel Edward, Bank house, Parrett Miss, I6 Raleigh road Pinn John Morgan, Rockfort, Polsloe rd

Cathedral yard Parrish John, 5 Eaton pl. Heavitree rd PiperChas.6S~.Ann'ster.OidTiverton rd

Mugford Wm. 3 Oxford ter. Oxford rd Parsons Mrs. r Chfton place, Clifton hl Piper George P. 73 Black Boy road

Mulford John, I Woodbine terrace, Elm Parsons Mrs. Polsloe road Pitkin Rev. John [chaplain to H. M.

Grove road Partridge Congdon Charles, 3 Clifton prison], New North road

Mundell Stephen, 38 West Southernhay place, Clifton hill Pitts 'rhomas, 5 Prospect park

Munk Edwin Isaac, 72 Pennsylvania rd Partridge Misses, 7 Elm Grove road Plowman Geo. Haseltine, Io7 Sidwell st

.Mnnro Mrs. IO Howell road Partridge Richard J. (assistant tutor), Plowman Mrs. 2 Hillsboro' road

.Mnrrell Rev. Henry Edward [curate of Training college Pocknell Edward, 66 Black Boy road

Allhallows-on-the-Walls], 5 Silver Partridge William, I Pavilion place, Pollard George, 2 Crescent row, Sum-

·terrace, Richmond road Magdalen road merland crescent

&fnsgr.ave Miss, I4 Wonford road, Pasmore George, 46 Prospect park PontingRev. TheophilusJohnM.A.[rector

M0lil.nt Radford Pasmore Geo. Fredk.Speranza, High st of St. Matthew's, New Town], Spicer

1\luskett John Henry, 14 Elmside Pasmore Robert Savery, 3 Elstow, Old road, Barnfield

Nation Mrs. 2r Dix's field Tiverton road Pook Fred, 44 Culverland road

.Neale Rev. Richd. Lee M.A. [chaplain Passmore John, 14 St. James's road Pook Mrs.3 Alexandra ter. Black Boy rd

R.N. & .navalinst.], 52 St. David's hi Patch Alfred, Fnrsdon, Polsloe road Pope John, The Shrubbery, Barnfield

Newberry Frank, 40 St. Leonard road PavneMrs.Townshend, nSt.Leonardrd PophamRev.John [rector of St. John's],

.Newberry Miss, 8 Alexandra terrace, Payne William,2Belmont pl.Belmont rd 3 Belmont place, Belmont road

Black Bov t"oad Payne William (supt. of county con- Porter Hy.Geo.2Elstow,Oid Tiverton rd

.Newberry 'V"illiam Henry, 11 St.David's stabulary), 2 Belmont pl. Belmont rd PorterMiss,2Coombevls.OldTiverton rd

terrace, St. David's hill Pearce Alfred, 34 Culverland road PorterMiss,6MountVernon,Magdalen rd

Newbery Geo. 4 Devonshire pl. Union rd Pearce Mrs. 32 Catherine street Porter Mrs. I8 Powderham crescent

~ewcombe Edward, 4 Summerland st Pearce Mrs. so Wonford road Pote Samuel Robert, 6 Belmont road

Newcombe Henry, 40 Pennsylvania rd Pearce Tyrrel William, Haldon view, Potter Alfred John, 2 Alma villas,

.Newcombe William, 36 Elmsicle St. David's hill Summerland place, Topsham road

Newman Rev. Thomas Henry M.A. 5 Pearse Rev. John Gilberd M.A. [rector Potter Alwyn John, 3 Queen's terrace,

Belmont place, Belmont road of Allhallows-on-the-Walls], 21 St. Wonford road

.Newton Robert, I I Richmond road David's hill Potter Miss, St.James' vil!a, Well street

.Nicholas Mrs. 2I Toronto road Pearse Alfred Thomas, 45 Magdalen st Powell William, II3 Black Boy road

Nicholls Nicholas, 9 Clifton hill Pearse Chas. Saml. If Powderham cres Powell Thomas Lewellin,s St.Leonard's

:Nicole Rober.t Samuel, I3 Howell road Pearse Edward Beard, 9 Friars walk terrace, Mount Radford

Noble Mrs. 2 Union road Pearse Henry, I8 St. Sid well's a\'enue Powning RichardN.43 Powderham cres

Norman Jas. 35 Bartholomew st. west Pearse William James, 18 Elmside Pratt Miss, 2 Queen's ter. Wonford rd

Norman James, 30 East Southernhay Peel Mrs. 2 Matford ter. Mount Radford PreecePercyCharles,22St.Sidwell's aven

Norman John Edward, Montpelier, PellowRev.John[Wes.],23Belmont road Pridham Miss, Laburnam cottage,

Hele road, St. David's Pemberton Miss, 7 Prospect park Grosvenor place

N ormanJohnEvomy, 3oEa. Southernhay PendrayJohnHender,25Powderham crs Pring Thos. Carter, 2B St. David's hill

Norrington Henry George, 17 Carlton PengellyJohnlsaac, IS St.James'sroad Pring Waiter, 28 St. David's hill

terrace, New North road Pennethorne Capt. Lee Percy (governor Priston Baldwin, 2 Grosvenor place

Norrington Mrs. IO Carlton terrace, of H. M. prison), New North road Prowse Mrs. 2 Pennsylvania road

New North road Penwa::-den William Henry, 4 St. Ann's Prowse William, 27 Elmside

Norris Misses, 34 Richmond road place, Old Tiverton road Pryor Mrs. Melbourne vi!. Devonshire pl

Norris Mrs. 14 Richmond road Peppin Mrs. Graslawn, Wonford road, PurchasLieut.-Col. William Robert R.B.

Norrish James, 6 Blackall road Mount Radford Cobham, Rosebarn lane

Norrish Mrs. Thomas, I6 Howell road Peppin Mrs. 27 St. Leonard road PurnellRowlandSamuei,263High street

~(nthThos. Hy.Hardwick, Devonshire pl PepprellChs.I.270xford ter.Oxford row Purnell Thom::~.s Bethell, 3 Bradninch

Northcote Miss, 8 Powderham crescent Percival Rev. Jabez [United Methodist place, Gaudy street

Northcott William, 5 Topsham road FreeChurch],4Queen's ter. St. David's PuttockGeo.Saml.2Fair pk.Magdalen rd

Nourse Willi1o1.m Erllward Charles, Bou- Perkins Rev. Richd (dist. sec. of British 1Puttock Mrs. 7 Woodbine terrace, Elm

verie place, Magdalen road & For. Bible Soc.), 6o Black Boy rd Grove road

O'.ErienSnrgeon-Major Thomas Michael Perkins John Steele, I Palace gate Pyle Mrs. 6 Summerland street

(officer commanding medical staff PerkinsSLSteele M.n.s6Pennsylvania. rd Quick John, I3 Blackall road

corps), Marypole vil. Pennsylvania rd Perriam Thomas John, I2 Franklin Quick Mrs.2 Queen's terrace,St.David's

iGddy John, 2I Howell road street, Larkbeare Raby William Stephens, 5 College road

.Odgers Mrs. Melbourne villa, Devon- PerryJn.Wm.Baker,I9Pennsylvania rd Radcliffe Rev. John William M.A. 3B

shire place Pershouse Mrs. Broxholme, York road East Southernhay

Oldridge Mrs. 7 Wonford :road Peters Henry Jas. 2 Verney pl. Sidwell st Raddon Thos. Rd. York cot.Topsham rd

()liverAlbt.Thos.2Lindon vale,Howell rd Peters John, 9 Hillsboro' road Rae James, 52 Pennsylvania road

O'Malley Major, Bellevne ho. Dnryard Peters William, Palace gate Railing Octavius, 67 Black Boy road

.Orchard Clu.s. Rt. 39 Summerland st Petherbridge John W.64 Black Boy roa.d Rattenbury Job, 47 Snmmerland street

OrchardFredk. Hy.H. 70Pennsylvania rd Petberick Jn. Wm. sen. 5 St.Leonard rd Read Rev. Edward M.A. [rector of St.

Orm~rod Miss, 33 West Southernhay PetoRev.Jn.Fredk.M.A.[assistantcurate Stephen's & St. Martin's], The Elms,

Orpen Major Richard Thomas R. E. 9 of Heavitree], Fursdon, Polsloe road Helmont road

Northernhay place PhelpsMrs. I2Victoria ter.MountRadfrd Read Miss, 26 Pennsylvania road

'Dsborne Mark, 14 Union road Philips Robert, q Raleigh road Read Mrs. 21 Oxford terrace, Oxford rd

Osborne Mrs. 6 :Melbourne place,Friars Phillipp30wen,I9Wonfrd.rd.Mnt.Rdfrd Reade Sidney Annesley LL.D. I Queen's

Outhwaite Miss, Rougemont, Castle st Phillips Edwin, 3I Prospect park terrace, Wonford road

Packham George, I7 Prospect park Phillips James, 3 Crescent row, Sum- Reddie Mrs. Io St. Leonard road

Packham Mrs. I Belmont pl. Belmont rd merland crescent Redfern Rev. John Lemon M.A.oxon.

Page Mrs. 7 Belmont pl. Belmont road Phillips William, Woodburn, Haldon [curate of St. Matthew], I7 Eaton pl

Palk Miss, !<'air Park ho. Magdalen rd road, St. Da.vid's Reed Harbottle, 57 St. David's hill

Palk Mrs. Henry, Fair Park house, Philtott Mrs. Francis, 22 Wonford road Reed Miss, go Richmond road

Ma.gdalen road PhilpErnst.Chs.St.Just,Pennsylvania rd Reed Miss, Stokeland villa, Hills Court

t'allett Thomas, 37 Powderham cres Pickard William, 32 Toronto road crescent, Pennsylvania road

.Palmer Mrs. 20 Dix's field Pickering Charles, 7 College road Reed Thomas, 1 Bartholomew terrace

Palmer Wm. Godfrey, 25 New North rd Pick ford Chas.3 Bystock cots.St.David's Reeves Mrs. 52 Summerland street

Pantou Rev. Henry Vivian B.A. [rector Pidsley Arthur William, 56 Holloway st. Rendle George Alfred, 38 Culverland rd

of St. Edmunds], 31 West Southernh,y Pidsley Elias, Fairbank, Polsloe road Rendle Montague, 3 Eaton place

·parish Miss, IO St. James place, Old Pidsley }<'rank, 4 Bartholomew terrace Rew Mrs.I The Crescent,MountRadford

Tiverton road Pidsley Miss, 52 Sidwell street Rew Mrs. 3I Union road

ParkerJames, 4 Belmontpl.Belmont rd Pike Rev. Edward Carey B.A. [Baptist]. Rew Robert, Wootton, Union road

Parker Miss, 6 Ea.ton pl. Heavitree rd Skiddaw, Spicer road Rice Harry,x8 Oxford terrace,Oxford rd

P3rkhouse Wm. 42 Bartholomew st. we Pike James, 15 .Friars walk Rice Thos.St.Winifred's,OldTiverton l'd

214 EXETER. DEVONSHIRE.

Richards Rev. Wm. [incumbent of Bed- Sarell Miss, 22 Belmont road Smith Mrs. 23 Summerland street

ford church], 26.A., East Southernha.y Sargeant Wm. Christy, 29 Prospect pk Smith Richard (head master St. John's

Riphards Rev. Wm. Wallis M.A.[curate Satchel John, 2 St. Leonard's terrace, school), High street

of SS.David & Michael], 17Queen's ter Mount. Radford Smith Sam, Mona cottage, Union road

Richards Chas.r3Franklin st.Larkbeare Satchell Rd. Hampton viI. Devonshire pl Smith Thomas. xo St. James's road

Richards Henry, 8 Hillsboro' road Saunders John Short, 9 Union road Smith William, I3 Culverland road

RichardsWm. Carter129Pennsy1vania rd Saunders Mrs. 22 Culverland road Smyth George Samuel, 35 Prospect pk
Richardson Henry, 2 .,Albion villas, Old Saunders Mrs. so St. David's hill Snodgrass Sidney Herbert, 8 Park place,.

Tiverton road Saunders William Sedgwick,Moor View Longbrook street

Richardson Wm. James, 39 Toronto rd lodge, Pennsyh·ania road SnookMiss, I6 Springfield,OldTivertn. rd

Rickard Samuel John, 32 Elmside Sall·dye Edwd. 6 Linden vale,Howell rd Snow John, 32 Longbrook street

Rippon Henry Ellis1 Colleton villa, Sawdye Edwd. 4 Lower Summerlands Sou\hwood William Henry, 6 St.James"

Friars gate Saxton Maj.·Genl. Geo. Harper F.o.s. terrace, Well street

Rippon John Parker, 14 Hillsboro' road Emssleigh, Victoria terrace, Mount Soutbwood Wm. John, IO Hillsboro' rd

Roach Whyting, Wynards house, Mag- Radford Sparkes Mrs. 8 Clifton hill

dalen street Sayer John, 7S Howell rd. St. David's Spraggett Mrs. 3 St. Leonard's terrace,.

Roberts Charles, 53 Black Boy road Scadding Mrs. 23 Raleigh road Mount Radford

Roberts Chas. John, 19 St. Sidwell's av Scaddings Charles, 4 St. Ann's terrace, Sprake Miss, 47 Black Boy road

Roberts Charles Tanner Kingdon, Fair- Old Tiverton road Spreat Miss,8 ElmGrove ter.St. David's

hill, Wonford road Scammell Edward Thomas, Imber, Spreat Wm.8 ElmGrove ter.St.David's.

Roberts George Gover, I Albert villas, Pennsylvania park Stacey Rev. William [Congregational],

20 Union road Scanes Waiter, IS Blackall road Frostleigh, Grendon road

RobertsJn.Jsph.36Bartholomew st. west Schulze Adolphe, 48 St. David's hill Staddon Samuel, 5 Belmont road

Roberts Lionel, 32 West Southernhay SclaterEdwd.I rPavilion pl.Magdalen rd Stanbury Mrs. 4I Black Boy road

Roberts Miss, 112 Black Boy road Sclater Miss, 4 Oxford ter. Oxford road Stancombe CharlesErnest, I4 Raleigh rd

Roberts Mrs.s ElmGrove ter.St.David's Sclater Wm. Hy. Higher Summerlands Stancombe Mrs. x8 Richmond road

Roberts Mrs. Hunt, Exe villa, Lark- Scoole Mrs. Ferndale, Toronto road StartJohn, 2 Weirfield road

beare road, Topsham road Scott Artbur J ohn,Elmside cot. Elmside Statham Miss, 9 Oxford ter. Oxford rd

Robertson Cornwall B.A. (assistant Scott Henry, 6 Devonshire place Stear Edward John, jun. I2 Temple-

master, Grammar school),I3 Victoria Scott Miss, 3 Bystock ter. St. David's road, Larkbeare

terrace, Mount Radford Scott Mrs. 59 St. David's hill Stabbings Robert, 5 St. Sidwell's aven
Robertson Mrs. 46 St. David's hill Scott Samuel, ss Hadford rd.Larkbeare Steele-PerkinsAlfd.Roberts,z9Sidwell st

Rodd Francis Henry, 15 Wonford road Scott Thomas, Azile villa, Devonshire pl Steele-Perkins Edwd. Benj.2o tiidwellst.

Rodd Mrs. IS Wonford rd.Mount Radfrd Seager William Gill, 3 Friars hill Steele Thomas Barton, 3 bt. Leonard rd

Roe John William, 5 Haldon road Seaton .Rev. George Flint M. A. [curate Steer James Perty, 34 Elmside

Roe Thomas Edmund, Edgerton park, of St. Mary Major], 46 Magdalen st Steer Samud,4r Haldon rd. St. David's.

Pennsylvania road Secretan Rev. William Woodhouse Stephens Archibald Collingwood B.A.

Rogers Jas.sAiexandra ter.BlackBoy rd [rector of St. Olaves & surrogate], (assistant master, Grammar school),.

Roper Arthur Charles F.R.c.s. 21 East l'alace gate I3 Victoria terrace, Mount Radford

Southernhay Sellers HumphryWm.24 Bedford circus Stephens JohnGully,4r Pennsyh·ania rd

. Roper Mrs. IS St. Leonard road Selway Henry, 36 Culverland road Stidwil!Robert,r3 Oxford ter.Oxford rd

Rose Misses,SYork buildings, Oxford rd Sercombe Geo. 5 Lower Summerlands Stiles William, 13 Toronto road
Ross George, 25 Queen street · Sercombe Hy.2Albert villas,2IUnion rd Stilliard Frederick,23 Longbrook street

' Ross James, Rossmore, York road J.a Sercombe Mrs. 7 Salem pl.Black Boy rd Stocker Rev~ I. 2 Alexandra terrace,.
Rounsefell John, S Melbourne pl. Fr Sergison John, 24 Sidwell street Black Boy road
r s

Routley Robert, Gresham Io. Well st Serle John, 14 Trinity street. South st Stocker Hy.2 Stoke vils. Old Tiverton rd

Rouse Misses, 40 Longbrook street Sewell Thomas, Radnor vil. Wonford rd Stocker Misses, 4 Richmond road

Row John, 38 Powderham crescent Seymour Geo. 5 Victoria ter. Heavitree :-tockhamJn.s2Wonford rd.Mt.Radford

Row Richard Warren,s Mount Vernon, Seymour GeorgeSlater,48 Black Boy rd Stogdon Rev. Abraham Horwill M. A. 13.

Magdalen road Seymour Thomas Hy. So Black Boy rd Dix's field

Rowden Thomas, 6 Hillsboro' road 8eymour Thomas Henry, Sydenham Stokes George, Prospect park

Rowe Charles Edward, Loma-Loma, villa, Black Boy road Stokes The Misses, I6 Clifton hill

Heavitree road Shapcott Fredk. John, 46 Longbrook st Stone Mrs. 31 Pennsylvania road

Rowe Ernest Charles, 44 Prospect park Shapley RichardWilliam,I8 Prospect pk Stone Wm.4Matford ter.MountRadford

Rowe Mark, Glencoe, Lyndhurst road Sharland George, 22 ElmsidP. Stone William Alfred, 34 Longbrook st

Rowe Miss, I3 Pennsylvania road Sharland Miss, 33 Black Boy road StonemanJn.Hy.4Salem pl.BlackBoy rd

Rowe Miss, 48 Wonford road Sharp Robert W. Kelst<m, Heavitree rd Strang Robert, 57 St. David's hill

Rowe Misses, 6 Higher Summerlands, Shattock Thos. 77 Howell rd.St.David's Strong Col. Thomas Edmund, 3 Clare-

Heavitree road Shears Mrs. 3I Richmond road mont grove, St. Leonard road

Rowe Thos. Bradley, Bethune, York rd Shears William, 28 St. Leonard road Strong John Henry, 70 Sidwell street

Rowland Jas. Trewsweir ho. Trewsweir Sheldon Rev. James Frederick M •.A.. Summers John James, Br Howell road

Rowland J as.4 Weirtield pi. Weirfield rd [rector of St. Leonard'sl, St. Leon- Surridge John, IO Bartholomew terrace;

Rowland William Dinnis, 28 Elmside ard rectory, Magdalen road Sutterby Alfred James,37 Toronto road

Rudd Wm. Henry John, 4 Topsham rd Shephard Edward Henry, South View Sutthery A. Melbourne B.A. (assistant

Rule Mrs. 7 Powderham crescent house, Melbourne place, Friars master, Grammar school), 21 ·won-

Rundell Mrs. 43 Prospect park Shepherd Rev. I<"rederick Thomas Her- ford road

Russell Edward, I2 Culverland road bert M.A. [curate of ~S. David's & Swinton Capt. Robert Hepburn R.N. 2-

Sage Ar~hur, 14 Franklin st. Larkbeare Michael's], 4 Bystock ter.St. David's Pennsylvania park

Sage Saml. 9 Pavilion pi. Magdalen rd Shepherd :Miss, 84 Black Boy road SymesJoe,Pinhoe view,Mnt.Pleasant rd

Rt. John Miss, 28 Temple rd. Larkbeare SherryJn.North park west,Magdalen rd Symes Mrs. 14 N ortbernhay street

Sale Thomas Arthur, 35 Blackall road Shipway Charles, 3I Elmside Symons John, 17 Toronto road

Salter George Branscombe, Albion cot- Shopland Mrs. 41 St. Leonard road Symons Mrs. 63 Black Boy road

tage, Old Tiverton road Shorto EdwardHenry,9 Pennsylvania rd Tait Charles James, 43 St. Leonard roa<}j

SalterJas.3 St.Ann'ster.OldTiverton rd Shorto Geo.Roberts,66 Pennsylvania rd 'Ianner Charles, Stafford house, Mount

Sal way Henry, Mount cottage, Premier Short Richard, 6 Verney pi. Sidwell st Pleasant road

place, Mount Radford ShrimptonEdwd.Glenthorne,St.David's Tanner Jn.7 Springfield,OldTiverton rll

Samuels Mrs. 2 Haldon rd. St. David's Skinner .Archibald, I4 Culverland road Tapper Mrs. I Melbourne place, Friars

Sanders Arthur Bromley, so Queen st Skinner George Henry, 26 Wonford Tapscott Henry, I3 St. James's road

Sanders Clement Hy. S8 Queen street road, Mount Radford Tarbet Mrs. I Belmont road

Sanders Mrs. Crescent house, Hills Slaughter Madame Mary, Marlands, Tarbet WilliamHenry,72 BlackBoy road

Court crescent, Penn~ylvania road Magdalen road Tawney Capt. Edward Rowden Archer-

Sanders William, 8 Dinham road Sle.ssor. Charles, 8 St. Leonard road R.A. r Victoria terrace, Heavitree

Sandford Ven. Ernest Grey M. A. [arch- Slight Henry St. George, 34 Haldon Taylor Alfred,I8 Queen's ter.St.David's

deacon,chancellor&canon residentiary road, St. David's TaylorChristopherMardon,Friars lodge~

of Exeter cathedral & exam. chaplain Smale Mrs. r6 Pennsylvania road Colleton crescent

to the Bishop of Exeter], The Close Smallwood William Thomas, 7 St. Taylor I<'rank W. 53 Pennsylvania road

Sanford Charles,7 Oxford ter. Oxford rd James' place, Old Tiverton road Taylor James, 2 Silver ter. Richmond rd

Sanford Charles Wesley, 15 Franklin Smelt John Bailey, 2 Spdngfield, Old TaylorJobn Thomas, 2 Hollingdale,Old

street, Larkbeare Tiverton road Tiverton road

Sanford Geo.7York buildings, Oxford rd Smithett Edward Henry, 14 Victoria Taylor Misses, II St. James's road

Sanford Jsph. 16 Salem pi. Black Boy rd terrace, :Mount Radford Taylor Mrs. 25 St. Leonard road

Sanford Wm.Hy.9Salem pl.BlackBoyrd Smith 1\lrs. 25 Belmont ro.ad 'faylorMrs.sWonford rd.MountRadford

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. EXETER. 215

TaylorThos. Jn.2 Park pl.Longbrook st Turner Miss Caroline (head mistress), West Samuel Radmore, 29 Ra.leigh rd

TaylorWilliamCousins,4oCulverland rd High school for girls, Denmark road, Westacott Wm.I7 Temple rd:Larkbeare
Westcott Charles Robert, Roy house,
TemplemanThoma!.',I4St.Sidwell's a.ven Barnfield
Old Tiverton road
Templeton James, 2I St. Leonard road Turner Mrs. 18 Belmont road

Templer Misses, x6 Dix's field Turner Mrs. Exonville, Denmark road Westcott Miss,4 Franklin st. Larkbeare

Templer Sydney Leo Rogers,9College rd Turner Mrs. 36 St. Leonard road Westcott Mrs. 39 Black Boy road

Thomas Frederick, I3 Clifton hill Turner Mrs. 24 Raleigh road Western James Thomas,7 Belmont road

Thomas Francis Radford, Fernleigh, Turner Richard Vicary, 68 Magdalen st Westerton Mrs. 8 College road ,

York road Twigg Miss, 29 St. David's hill Westlake Fras. r Radford rd. Larkbeare

Thomas I. Raglan M.D.Lond. I3 ·west Uniacke Robert, go Pennsylvania road Westlake Mrs. 3 Richmond road

Southernbay Upright James, 7 Lower Southernhay Westron Charles, 6 Elm Grove road

Thomas.John,Park vil.29 St.Leonard rd Upright Thos. Compton, 3 Black Boy rd Westron Misses, 24 St. Leonard road

ThomasJames,uQueen's ter.St.David's Upton MTs. 'I Richmond road Wheaton Alfred, 27 Dh:'s field

ThomasJas. Langdn.Brookfld.Cowley rd Upward Thomas, 6 St. James' place, Wheaton Henrv Thomas. I2 Dix"s field•

Thomas Mrs. 24 Longbrook street Old Tiverton road Whitby Chas.Wm.111.D.2Northernhaypl

Thomas Mrs. 24 St. Sidwell's avenue ·· Valiance Geo. Furlong, 27 Longbrook st White l<'redk. Faulkner, 45 Black Boy rd

Thomas Richard,2 Powderham crescent Van Ling-e Mrs.4 Linden vale,Howell rd White John, 7 Melbourne place, Friars.

Thompson Arthur F.A.I., M.I.E.H.A. Varwell Peter, 38 Pennsylvania road White Joseph, I4 Dinham road

Lond. 9 Lyndhurst road Veale William, 7 Richmond road White Miss, 3 Pennsylvania park

Thompson:\Irs.8Bouverie pl.Magdaln.rd Veitch Mrs. 26 Powderham crescent White Mrs. 8 Dix's field

Thomson Mrs. 23 Prospect park Veitch Peter Christian Massyn, II Elm White William George, 40 Bonhay rd'

Thomson Mrs. 9 Raleigh road Grove road Whitney Miss, 4 St. Leonard road

Thorn Ernest John, 23 Toronto road Venn Jas. 32 Oxford ter. Oxford road · Widger Williltm, 3 St. Sid well's avenue"

Thorn Joseph, 4I Bonhay road Venton Joseph Johnson, 4 Silver ter- Widgery Frederick John, II Howell rd

Thorne E11is,57 Roberts road,Larkbeare race, Richmond road Widgery Mrs. 20 Howell road

Thorold Edward Searle, Larkby, Won- Veysey Mrs. 47 Pennsylvania road Wilby Miss, 18 Raleigh road

ford road Vicary William,ThePriory,Colleton cres Wild James, I2 Union road

Thornton-West Mrs.Streatham hall,St. Vickery Frederick James, 5 Springfield, WilkeysonJas.9Bonverie pl.Magdalen rd

David's Old Tiverton road WilkinsChas.Geo Sendall,soBlackBoy rd

Tidcombe Miss, 23 Wonford road Vickery John,3 Pa,·ilion pl.Magdalen rd Wilkinson William, 5I Black Boy road

Tighe Henry Wynne,3 St. James'place; Vickery Wm.Smale,23 Powderham cres WillatsMrs.Tredegar vil.Mt.Pleasant rd'

Old Tiverton road Vine Edwin Henry, 4 The Quadrant, Willey Edwin, 9 Belmont pl.Belmont rd

Tobey Ernest William,22 Prospect park Wonford road Willey Hy. Fredk. Thornlea, St. David's:

Toby John, 98 Sidwell street Vinnicombe Edward Moxhay, 2 Won- WilleyMiss,7St.Ann's ter.OldTivertn.rd

Tale Miss, II Belmont road ford road, Mount Radford Williams Frederick Julian, 27 Wonford

Toll Miss, 39 Bartholomew street west Virgin Thos. George, 33 Summer!and st road, Mount Radford

Tomkins Mrs. 4 Lower Southern hay Yowler John,3 Elm Grove ter.St.David's Williams Miss, Beech hill, St. David's hill'

Tomkins Mrs. 46 Powderham crescent Wadman Mrs. 34 Summerland street Williams Miss,4 Bystock ter. St.David's-

TonarJohn Byrne, Rougemont cottage, Walby James, 24 Prospect park Williams Miss, 2 Elm Grove road

Old Tiverton road Wall Job, I4 Oxford terrace, Oxford rd Williams Misses, 12 St. Leonard road

Tosswill Louis Henry B.A.,M.B.28 West Wall Price, 33 East Southernhay Williams Mrs. Ferndale, Prospect park

Southernhay Wall Thomas William B.A. (assistant Willis Henrv, I Penview ter. Oxford rd'

Tothill Mrs. 24 Wonford road master, Grammar school), I3 Victoria Willis William Hill, 32 Richmond road

Towell Edward James,42BlackBoy road terrace, Mount Radford Wills Alfred By. 2 Higher Belmont rd

Townsend Frederick, 9 Higher Summer- Waller Harry Nisbett B.A. (assistant Wills Hermon, 6 Penview ter.Oxford rd

lands, Heavitree road master, Grammar school), 13 Vic- Wills Mrs. 8 BlaP-kall road

Townsend George, Deanery square toria terrace, Mount Radford · Wills Mrs. 4 Park place, Wonford road

Townsend James, 4 West Southernhay WallerWm.Edmund,32EastSoutbrnhy Wills Mrs. I7 Pennsylvania road

Townsend Misses, I Raleigh road Walsh Major-Gen. Arthur HunLly Hill Wills Mrs. 27 Powderham crescent

Toy Henry, 5 Grosvenor place R.M.L.I. 6 The Crescent, Mt. Radford Wilson Rev. George Martin, r Grendon

Toy Mrs. 3 Radford road, Larkbeare Ward Arthur, Branksom, Spicer road villas, Polsloe road

Toye Rev. Joseph Theophilus M.A.(vicar Ward Henry, Elmbrook, St. David's Wilson Edward, 22 St. Leonard road

of St. David's & St. Michael's),Vicar- Ward Miss, 3 Fieldmont, Blackall road Wilson Frank Donald, I2 Blackall road

age, St. David's Ward 'Mrs. Elmbrook, Cowley road Wilson Miss, 14 Pennsylvania road:

Tozer Ferris, 4 Eaton place Ward Samuel, Belmont, Cowley road Wilson Mrs. Clevelands, Behnont road

TraceyCharles,44Radford rd.Larkbeare Ware Charles Edwin c.E. Iddesleigh, Wilson Thomas, 2 Northernhay square,

Tree John, I3 Park road Heavitree road Northernhay street

TrefusisRev.CanonRobertEdwardliLA. Warmington Augustus, 2 Mount Ver- Wilson Thos. ~wiss cot. Pennsylvania rd

The Chantry, Deanery square non, Magdalen road Wippell Charles Jsph. 27 NewNorthrd

TregaleRobert,4oRadford rd.Lark'Jeare Warner Seymour, 8 St. Sidwell's aven Wippell Henry Hugh, 45 St. David's hi

Trehane John, 26 St. David's hill 1WarrenEdwardGeo.2rPowderham cres Wippell Joseph, 44 St. David's hill

TreleaseWm.4Springfield,OldTivrtn.rd Warren George Hobson, I7 St. Leonard Wippell Miss, 23 Elmside

Tremlett Arthur E. Villa Rouge, Barn- road Wippell Miss, 27 New North road

field road Warren Jas. 7 Penview ter. Oxford rd Wippell Wm. Jsph. 5 Powderham er~

Tremlett Charles Henry,7HigherSum- Warren Joseph Henry, 5 Raleigh road Winser Alft·ed Edward, 38 Portland st

merlands, Heavitree road Warren Mrs. I Baring ter. Weirfield rd Winsor Fredk. 2 Grendon vls. Polsloe rd

Tremlett Mrs. 8 Elm Grove road · Warren William Hugh, Magdalen road Withy CharlesHy.Alleyne,3rToronto rd

Tremlett Waiter William, Highlands, Waterfield Misses, 9 St. Leonard road Withy William Youlden, 46 Toronto rd

Pennsylvania road Waters Matthew, 29 Friars walk Wivell Thomas Dennis, I St. German's

'frevithick Richard (head master of the Watkins Geo. r6 Oxford ter. Oxford rd villas, Pennsylvania road

Practising school & tutor in the col- Watkins Henry, 28 Culverland road Woell Philip, 3 Silver ter. Richmond rd

lege), Training college & Highland Watkins Wm. Hy. 47 Powdcrham cres Wood Daniel J oseph Mus. Bac. (organist

villa, South avenue, Heavitree Watson Edgar, 6r St. David's hill of Exeter cathedral), Holmedale,

Trimble John Thomas, Lawn cotta~e, Way Mrs. 27 West Southernhay Denmark road

Old T1verton road Webb Rev. Arthur M.A. (master of the Wood Thomas, I9 Longbrook street

Trimnell Mrs. 8o Howell road preparatory class), Grammar llchool Woodall Mrs. r8 Dix's field

Trobridge Mrs. 28 New North road Webber Charles Joseph, Matford lodge, Woodgates SI. Hy. M. D. ro Lyndburst rd

Trownson Edwin, IS Culverland road Wonford road, Mount Radford WoodmanJn.M.D.Eng.I6Ea.Southernhy

Trump John, 19 Powderham crescent Webber George Perriam, 28 Blackali rd Woolcombe Mrs. 5 Barnfield crescent

Tucker Albert John, 50 Culverland rd Webber Henry, 46 Culverland road Woollacott Mrs. 5 Verney pl. Sidwell st

Tucker 'Frdk.r6Pavilion pi.Magdalen rd Webber James, 37 Longbrook street WoollenCharles,tsHaldon rd.St.David's

Tucker Miss, 39 St. David's hill Webber John, 30 Union road Worth Thomas, Beulah, Mt. Pleasantrd

Tucker Miss, The Priory, The .Mint Webber John Curti~, 30 St. David's hill Worthington William, Glen Coaver,

Tucker Mrs. 3 Barnfield crescent WebberJohnHaywood,24NewNorthrd 'fopsham road

Tucker Mrs. 30 Wonford road Webber William Henry, 6 Queen's ter- Wreford Charles Henry, 6 Fairpark

Tucker Mrs. 7 West Southernhay ' race, St. David's road, St. Leonard's

'fuckerSidney,Claremont,Devonshire pl Weekes Rev. William Hayes B.A.[curate Wreford Mrs. 5 Bradninch place

Tuckett Thos. I6 Verney pl. Sidwell st of St. Sidwell"s], 37 Black Boy road Wreford Robt. Wm. sen. 54 BlackBoy rd

Topman Thomas, 29 Powderham cres Weeks Abraham Henry, 28 Belmont rd Wreford Robert William, jun. 4 Wood~

Turner James Alfred, 13 Alexandra Weeks Wm. (tutor), Training college bine terrace, Elm Grove road

terrace, Black Boy road Wells Wm.3 The Quadrant, Wonford rd Wreford William, I5 Belmont road

Turner John, 97 Sidwell street West Richd. Bowerman,Streatham hall Wreford William, 35 Toronto road

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Wreford William J. 4 St. Leonard's ter Wyatt Miss, I HollingdaJe, OldTivertn.rd •
Wreyford Mrs. 5 .Friars walk Yandell Mrs. 4 Belmont road
Ya'rde Mrs. I4 Queen's ter. St. Da.vid's Yolland Mrs. 28 Richmond road •
Wright Mrs. 5 Penview ter. Oxford rd Yelland Edward, 44 Toronto road
Yendall Misses, 24 Elmside Youlden Mrs. 5 Melbourne pl. Friars
Wright William, 26 Elmside Yeo Henry, 6 Woodbine terrace, Elm
Wyatt J ames, I4 Alexandra terrace, Youlden William Pyne, I Summerland
Grove road
.Black .Boy road YollandJn. Palmyra ho. Pennsylvania rd place,- Topsbam road
Wyer Nicholas Wilcox, 3 Matford ter-
Youle Mrs. 2 Connaught terrace,
race, Mount Radford
Union road

Young John, Bedford street

Zelley Albert, IO Prospect park

EXETER COMJ.\IIERCIAL DIRECT 0 R Y.

Abbott Joseph, homooopathic chemist, g8 Queen street Atkins William, fishmonger, Chudley court, Coombe street

Abraham George Edward, supt. of British Workman Assur- At;twood 'l'homas, cooper, Commercial road

ance Co. Limited, 1 Bartholomew .street east Austen Emilie (Madame), costumier, IO Arcade

Ackland Ellen (Mrs.), news agent, 54 South street Austin George, Blue Boy inn, West quarter

Ackland John McKno M.R.C.s. & L.D.S.Eng. dental surgeon, Austin John, clerk to school board, 8 Hampfylde street

24 West Southernhay Austin William, builder, see Westcott & Austin

Acland John, com. traveller, I3 Springfield,OldTiverton rd Anther George, greengrocer, 9 Spiller street

Acott Rupert Philip, draper &c. I78 Fore street Auton John, shopkeeper, 46 Mary Arches street

Adams Brothers, dairyman, I3 Northernhay place Auxiliary Society for the Promotion of Christianity among

Adams Jt'rancis Smith, grocer &c. II2 Fore street the Jews (established I819) (Rev. John Pitkin, treasurer

Addems Sarah (Mrs. ),baker & greengrocer,36 &37Clifton rd & sec.), New North road

Addicott Emily Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Topsham road Avent Emma & Caroline Woofe (Misses), upholsterers, II4

Agnew & Son, gun makers, 79 South street Sidwell street

Albert Memorial & Museum (James Dallas F.L.s. curator, Avent Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 73 Clifton street

sec. & librarian; John Edward Coombes,assist.librarian), Avery Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 Preston street

Queen street Aviolet Samuel Anthony, watch ma. & jeweller, 99 Queen st

Alcombe Albert.Field,musical warehouse,23&24 Queen street Axtens & Ellis (Misses), dress makers, 67 Paris street

Algar F. & Co. (established over ~ century), wholesale & Hack Carolina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 James street

retail ironmongers, iron bar & galvanized iron merchants, Back Francis, hair dresser, 90 Holloway street

coach ironmongers &c. The Palace Gates Iron Stores, Back Henry Wm. hosiery manufr. 8 Trinity st. South st

Palace gate Backs Frederick Charles, coffee tavern, 3 Exe bridge

Algar Edwin, house decorator, 98 South street Badcock Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 46 Magdalen street

Algar John, house decorator, I 8 Gaudy street BadcockRandolph,commercial trayeller, 12Bartholomew ter

Alien Jane & Elizabeth (Misses), shopkeepers, II Cheeke st Badcock WiUiam, corn. trav. I Fairpark rd. St. Leonard's

Allen & Winter, furriers, 14 Clarendon pl.llarr.holomew st.ea Badcock William Henry, shopkpr. & bricklayer,I7 James st

Allen Henry, potato merchant, George st. & Lower market Badgery Henry, butcher, 4I Magdalen street

Alien Rebecca Hearn (Mrs ), lodging house,37NewNorth rd Badnell Sarah (Mrs.) & George, milk sellers, 73 South st

All en Sophia (Mrs.), feather cleaner, 72 Sidwell street Bailey John, general draper, 53 High street

Alien William, lodging house, 7 Hystock ter. St. David's .Bailey Robert, cork cutter, 52 Mary Arches street

Alien William Clement, grocer, see Gould & Alien Bailey Robert, grocer, 49 Preston street

Allen Wm. Hy. inspctr.ofpostal telegraph,23St.Sidwell's av Baird James Willey, house decorator, IOI Sidwell street

Allender Edward Michael, Turk's Head P.H.202 High street Baker Alfred, bookseller & stationer & assessor of Queen's

& I7 Waterbeer street taxes & collector of poor rates for Bedford Precinct & St.

Allin William, saddler, Black Boy road Stephen's parish, 24 High street

Allinson Alfred Richard M.A. librarian to Devon & Exeter Baker Charles Edward, furniture dealer, I45 Fore street

Institution, The Close Baker George, boot maker, Magdalen road

Allsopp Samuel &. Sons Limited, brewers (Waiter Baker George, builder, 24 Cliftuu road

James Anson, manager), 83 Queen street Baker George, carpenter, 74 Holloway street

American Dental Rooms Co. american dentists, 69 Baker John, boot & shoe maker, 205 High street

:::!idwell street Baker John, dairy, 3 Summerland street

Amery William, gasfitter, II Clifton road Baker Waiter, builder, contractor & undertaker; esti·

Andrew Henry, house surgeon, Devon & Exeter Hospital, mates giveu for all kinds of repairs; office & workshop,

East Southernhay IO Holloway street

Andrew Thomas F.G.s., F C.A. chartered accountant, high Baker Williarri Philip, Queen's Head P.H. West quarter

bailiff of county court & the otlicial receh·er in bankruptcy, Balkwill Alice (Miss), dress maker, I7 Culverland road

13 Bedford circus Ball & Son, builders, 56 Exes street & Dinham road

Andrews Samuel, provision dealer·, IOI Black Boy road Ball Ann (Mrs.), turkish baths, 63 ~t. J..>avid's hill

Angel Albert, engraver, 43 Catherine st.reet Ball John, mason, 18 J..>inham road

Angel Edmund Grey, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,see Hall William Henry Scott, butcher, 35 New Bridge street

Bishop & Angel .Balsdon Alfred, lodging house, 9 Queen's terrace, St.Davids

Angel Owen, photographer, 21 Longbrook street Balsom Frederick, tailor, 36 New Bridge street

Anglo-Bavarian Brewery Co. brewers (Carr & Quick Lim. BalsomJohn, wine & spirit vaults, 8 & 9 New Bridge street

agents), I5 Queen street Bamber Eliza Kelway (Miss), young ladies' school, Marl·

Anson Waiter James, branch manager to Samuel Allsopp & borough college, Holloway street

Sons Limited, brewers of Burton-on-Trent, 83 .Queen st Bambury John, butcher, 204 High street ; & at Pinhoe

Anstey John, coal dealer, King's Head yard, Summerlandst Bamsey John, wardrobe dealer, 45 Bartholomew street west

Anstey John, grocer, 89 Clifton street Banbury Henry, waiter, 47 Radford road, Larkbeare

Arcade Drapery Supply (Gould & Wjlls, proprs. ), 8 Arcade BanburyJames,London AleHouseP.H. r8Bartholomew st.east

Arcade Lecture Hall (Jas. Knill, sec. & manager), Eastgate BanfieldDouglas,Museum family & com.hotl. I7&1 8Queen st

Arcade Photographic Co. (E. Denney &Co. proprs. ),6Arcade Banfield Edwin, Elmfield commercial hotel, St. David's hill

Armstrong, McCrea & Co. tailors, 51 Magdalene street & at Bankart JamesM.B. surgeon, I9 West Southernhay ·

Paignton Bannister Susan (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 9 South street

Arscott John, tailor, 7 Bear street Bargery George Thomas, corn. trav. I7 Verneypl. Sidwell st

Arthur William Coulson, commercial traveller, 15 Raleigh rd Barnfield Hall (H. Owen8cott,hon.sec.),25EastSouthernhay

Ash Albert,sign writer & painter, 7 Pavilion pl. Magdalen rd Barns & Van Houten,milliners, 20 &2oA, Arcade

Ash William, shopkeeper, 88 Sununerland street Barrett Elizabeth (Mrs.), Axminster inn & fly proprietor,

Ashford Charles,vaccination officer for Exeter Incorporation Paris street

of the Poor, 3 Raleigh road Barrett Robert Pomeroy, teacher of music, 108 Portland st

Ashford Edwin (Mrs.), teacher of music, 8 Russell terrace, Barrons, Nicholls & Mitchell, woollen merchants, 260

St. David's High street. 'felegraphic address," Welcome, Exeter"

Ashman Margaret Ruth & Blanche (Misses), registry office Barter John, shopkeeper, I Codrington street

for servants, Hampfylde street Bartholomew Cemetery (Richard Louis Steer, supt.), Bar•

Ashworth Edward, architect & surveyor, 17 Dix's field tholomew street

Assembly Rooms (Thomas CarneiJ, proprietor), 101 .Forest .Bartlett Christopher, blacksmith, York road

Athenreum Lecture Hall (Jas. Knill, propr.), Bedford circus Bartlett Christopher William, shoeing smith, 8 Verney pl.

Atkins Richard, shopkeeper, 42 Coombe street & Acland Arms yard, Sidwell street

Atkins Thomas, fruiterer, 18 Coom be street Bartlett Henry, pianoforte tuner, 4 Diuham road

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Bartlett James H. collector of poor rates for St. Sidwell Blackmore Jabez, Rei Lion P.H. II7 Sidwell street ·

parish, 16o Sidwell street Blackmore John, boot maker, 61 Victoria street

Eartlett Thomas Edmund, head gardener to Lady Duck- Blackmore Sarah (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 6 West street

worth, 35 St. David's hill Blackmore William, market gardener, Duryard
Bartlett Walt.er Schon, civil engineer, 36 Black Boy road
Blackmore William Francis, lodging house, 45 Longbrook st

Bass, Ratcliff & Gretton Limited, brewers( William Derry & Blackmore William Henry, fruiterer, 156 Sidwell street

Co. agents).; Queen street Blakeway Warwick Clinton, commercial traveller, 9 Haldon

Rastin & Son. machinists, 36 Commercial road road, St. David's

Bastin John, shopkeeper, Quay lane Blanc EugeneAuguste, teacher of languages, IS Longbrook st

Baston John, furniture broker, 22 Smythen street Blanchard James, clerk to the Charity Organization Society

Bastone William, dairy &c. Magdalen road & hon. sec. to St. Sidwell's Church Institute, 52 Russell st

Bastow Charles, dairyman, 22 Bartholomew street west Blanket Society (established 1817) (Miss M. Bremridge,

Eater Anna (Mrs.), dress maker, 38 Paris st sec.) : depository, 27 Magdalen street .

Eater Robert, shopkeeper, 53 Russell street Blight Flora (Mrs.), tobacconist), 94 Fore street
Bates John, brass founder, Rack street Blomfield Arthur George M.D.Abd. physician to the Devon &

Bates William Henry, tobacconist, 124 Fore street Exeter Hospital & to the Exeter Dispensary, 34 West
Bath & West of England Agricultural Society W. W. Dymond, Southernhay

hon. treasurer), Bampfylde street, Heavitree Blunt Misses, dress makers, 37 Paris street
Bathing Place (Frank Shooter, superintendent), Bonhay rd
Batt Arthur Wilkinson, ship & insurance broker, Custom Bodley Bros. & Co. engineers & iron founders, Commercial rd

House chambers, Quay Bodley Alfred, engineer, see Taylor & Bodley
Batten Daniel, shopkeeper, 16 Black Boy road Boffett Charles, baker, 13 Black Boy road
Battishill & Houlditch, solicitors, The Close Boffey :Flora (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Longbrook street
Battishill Wdliam John B.A. (firm, Battishill & Houlditch), Bolley John Henry, builder, see Tree & Bolley
Bollon George Owen, paper bag maker, 69 St. David's hill
solicitor & notary public & commissioner for oaths & clerk Bolt .Albert, lodging house, 12 Eaton place, Hea.vitree road
to the Dean & Chapter of Exeter, The Close Bolt Mary .Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 Paul street
Baulker William, chimney sweeper, 55 Commercial road Bolt Waiter, lodging house, 13 Eaton place, Heavitree road
Bawden Elizabeth (Miss), greengrocer, 8 Melbourne st.Friars Bolt William, boot maker, 15 Black Boy road

Hayley Charles, vice-consul for Sweden & Norway & mana- Bond Edwin, carpenter, 91 South street

ger to Thomas Gabriel & Sons, timber merchants, Shilhay, Bond Edwin (Mrs.), confectioner, 91 South st

Commercial road Bond Harry Stuart, grocer, 24 Summerland street

Bayley Elizh. (Mrs. ),carrier&furn. remover,46 Commercial rd Bond Henry James, Sun inn, 19 Sun street

Bayley Frederick, general carrier, Commercial road Bond Waiter, Shakespeare inn, Bonhay road

Heal J ames, solicitor, & clerk to the magistrates for the Won- Bonhay Pleasure Grounds (Henry Oke, caretaker),Bonhay rd
Boon & Son, butchers, 5 East gate
ford petty ~ressional division, see Friend & Beal

Bealey James, paperhanging warehouse, x86 Sidwell street Boon George William, tobacconist, 93 Queen street

Beare George, boot & shoe maker, x8 Sidwell street Boon Samuel (Mrs.), baker, 99 Paris street

Bearn John, tailor 32, & beer retailer 33, Holloway street Boone Mary (Miss), milliner, 72 Summerland street

Bearne Brothers, printers, 132 Sidwell street Booth Bros. colliery agents, City chambers, Gaudy street

Beedle Alfred 'fhomas, confactioner. 135 Fore street Born William, baker, I5J Sidwell street

Beer &. Drifiield, artists in stained glass Borne Ann (Miss), milliner, 19 Summerland street

stainers & embossers, stained glass window manufacturers, Boston Edgar Thomas, butcher, 128 Fore street

window blind manufacturers (glass) & lead glaziers, Botting Charles, chemist, 65 Sidwell street

41 Bartholomew street west Bourke William John, assistant overseer for the parish of _St.

Beer George, dairy, 5 Summerland place, Topsbam road Leonard, Radnor cottage, Wonford road

Beer Sopbia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Market street Bowden Brothers, coal merchants, & sole agents for the

Beierly Brothers, watch & clock makers, 105 South street Stanton CollieryCo.Queen St.station; &atHigh st.Creditn

Bell Charles Edward Wallace L.R.C. P.Edin. surgeon, & assist- Bowden Edward .Albert, tobacconist & cigar importer, 229

ant medical officer of health to urban sanitary authority, High street

city police surgeon & medical officer, No. 3 district, Exeter Bowden Ellen Georgina (Mrs.\, dress ma.. 58 Summarland st

incorporation, 17 West Southernhay Bowden Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, 2 East Southernhay

Bell Henry, confectioner, II Summerland street Bowden Samuel,lodging house, 2St.James' pl.OldTiverton rd

.Belmont Pleasure Grounds (John Lock, keeper), Black Boy rd Bowden William, sawyer, 25 Church lane, St Sidwell's

Bendall Joseph, tailor, 8 The Mint Bowden William Henry, ironmonger, 4 Paris street

Bending Ernest, hair dresser, 23 Paul street Bowen Bessie (Mrs.), dress maker, 72 Summerland street

.Bene\·olent or Strangers' Friend Society (established 1802) Bowler Horace, commercial traveller, 27 Raleigh road

(F. W. Taylor & H. G. Drayton, collectors; P. Kelland & Bradbeer & Sons, builders, 43 North street

W. Parkhouse, secs.), 201 High street Bradbeer Annie (Mrs.), china dealer, 2 M1.gdalen road

Bennellick Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 77 Holloway st Bradford 'fhomas & Elizabeth (Miss), butchers,135 Sidwell st
Brc~.dford Frederick. beer retailer & shopkeeper, Red Cow
Bennett Arthur, shopkeeper, 43 Coombe street

Eennett Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 5 Maddock's row village, St. David's

Bennett Henry, refreshment rooms, 6 Lower North street Bradford George, whitesmith, 2A, Cheeke street

Bennett John George, wine & spirit merchant, 30 Gaudy st Bradford John, corn dealer so, & greengrocr. 143, Sidwell st

Bennett Marie Lydie (Mrs.), teacher of french, xo Park road Bradford William, boot maker, 28 Black Boy rd. & 48 Parr st

Bennett Thomas, tobacconist, 9 High street Brand Elihu Edward, dentist, Mansion ho. Cathedral yard

Merg Endre Sivertson, sewing machine dealer, 16 Sidwell st Brant Frederick, shopkeeper, Ewing street, West quarter

Berry Frank, wheelwright, 121 Sidwell street Brash Edward Alexander L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, & assistant

Berry James Frederick, Round Tree inn, I<'rog street medical officer of health to urban sanitary authority &

Berry Samuel Dunn, linen draper & hosier, 6 Magdalen rd medical officer No. I district of Exeter union, surgeon to

Besley Henry & Son, printers, 89 South st Exeter dispensary & to the Lying-in charity, 35 West

Besley Waiter, commercial traveller, 71 Black Boy road Southernhay

Hickford Alfred William, lodging house, 26 Longbrook street Braund Henry, woollen draper, 67 High street

Bick'ford Musgrave (Mrs.), jobmaster &funeral carriage Bray Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, I 8 Castle street

proprietor, Bampfylde mews, Catherine street Bray George Edward, assistant superintendent Pearl Life

Bicknell William, market gardener & dairyman, Parker's Assurance Co. Limited, 82 Clifton street

Well cottage, Topsham road Bremridge & Luke, solicitors, 5 Bampfylde street

Bird George Henry, travelling inspector, L. & S.W. railway, Bremridge Thomas Julius (firm, Bremridge & Luke), solici-

36 St. David's hill tor, notary public, perpetual commissioner &archdeaconry

Bird Henry, shopkeeper, 91 Black Boy road registrar & clerk of paace for Exeter, 5 Bampfylde street

Bird William, shopkeeper, 6o West street Brewer Charles, boot maker, 48 Preston street

.Hirkett Wm. Hy. woollen mer. see Yolland, Husson &Birkett Brewer George, tailor, 13 Chute street

:Bishop & .Angel, solicitors, IgA, Bedford circus Brewer William, tailor, 2 Topsham road .

:Bishop Frederick John, butcher, so West street Bricknell Samuel, dairyman, 8o Holloway street

Bishop Henry, blacksmith, King's Head yard, Summerland Brimacombe John, greengrocer, I Preston street

street & 6 Parr street British Seamen's Orphan Home (Brixham) (W. Cotton, hoo•

.B1shop Minnie (Mrs.), dairy, 32 Well street treas. & sec.), National Provincial bank, Cathedral yard
• .Bishop Richard Pre.'!ton, solicitor, see Bishop & .Angel
British Workman As3urance Co. Limited (George Edward
Bishop ~amuel John, professor of singing, 2J Elmside .Abraham, superin~endent), I Bartholomew street east

£lacking Brothers (established :r8xo), wine & spirit mer- British Workman & Provident 'femperance Hall, coffee

chants, 72 High street house (Henry Wm. Moore, m'lnager), 2 Waterbeer street

Blacking Waiter, proVtsion merchant, Lower market Britton Robert Geo. shopkeeper, 1 l:)ummerland buildings

lllackmore Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 103 Fore street Brockington .Alfd.Ernest,cab proptr.37 Bartholomewst.west

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Brock William &. eo. wholesale & retail linen & woollen Burridge EmiTy (Mrs.}, dress ma. 6 Colleton bldgs. Friars

drapers, silk mercers, haberdashers, dress & mantle Burridge John, mason, 9 Parr street

makers, glovers, hosiers, carpet warehousemen, cabinet & Burrow Wm. .miller (water), Lower mills, Commercial road

bedding manufacturers, uphol.:!terers, house agents, ap- Burrows Wm. Hy. joiner, I7 Cliftou road & 10 Codrington st

praisers & undertakers, Fore street & 3, 4, 5 & 6 North Butston Louisa (Miss), milliner, 16 South st

street ; & at Torquay Bu,ry Meadow( J osephElston,gardener&caretaker),Cowley rd

;Brokenshire Frederick Reardon, commercial tl'aveller, 24 Butcher Louisa (Mrs.) (established half century), :first•class

Oxford terrace, Oxford road dining & refreshment. rooms; balls, banquets & weddings

Bromfield Charles, stationer, 6 Culverland road catered for at moderate charges ; private sitting rooms &

Bromley Howard Edward, corn. traveller, 73 Black Boy rd well-appointed bed rooms, near Cathedral yd. Stephen st

Bromley John, cabinet maker, 48 Holloway st Butt Thomas, greengrocer, I I Holloway street

Brooking & Son, pawnbrokers, 8 Gandy st. & Little Queen st Bye Emily (Miss), dairy, 29 North street

Brooking John Trimble, pawnbroker, see Brooking & Son Bye Job, market gardener, Duryard, St. David's

Brooks Isabel Einily (Mrs.), dress maker, 64 Commercial rd Bye Robert, shopkeeper, 77 Hoopern street

.Brooks John, shopkeeper, I7 Preston st Caird Thomas Wilson, surgeon, 40 West Soutbernhay

Brooks Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, 69 High st Callahan Amelia(Miss),lodging house, I Park pl.Longbrook si>

Broom Augusta (Mrs.), dress maker, 29 Clifton road Callard Robert, shopkeeper, 67 Roberts road1 Larkbeare k
Broom William Willey, chemist & druggist, 2 Queen st
dairy, 24 Magdalen street

Brown Harriett, Teresa, Caroline & Elizabeth (Misses), stay Callaway Alfred John, Duke of York P.H. 58 Sidwell street

& corset maker, 22 Sidwell st Callaway William, plumber, 2 Hear street

Brown James & Co. chemical brokers, 51 Queen street Camble Frank, plumber, Castle street

Brown & Wonnacott, clothiers, 164 Sidwell street Cambridge Local Examinations (established 1857) (Exeter

Brown Charles Armitage, engineer, see Huxbam & Browns centre) (Wm. Jn. Petherick,hon. sec.),SWestSouthernhay

Brown Edward Vavasour, engineer, see Huxham & Browns Cameron Donald, city surveyor, I8 Bedford circus

Brown Frank William, Golden Ball P.H. 2 Mary Arches st Campion Robert Taylor & Henry, solicit·ors, 8 Bedford circus

Brown James Armitage, engineer, see Huxham & Browns Campion Henry, solicitor & hon. sec. Exeter Relief Society

Brown John Voysey, dairyman, I Culverland road (firm, R. T. &. H. Campionl, 8 Bedford circus

Brown Martin Luther M.n., c.M. surgeon, St. Sydwells villa, Campion Robert Taylor, solicitor & commissioner for oaths-

84 Sidwell street & perpetual commissioner (firm,Robert T. & H.Campion),

Brown Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 72 Portland street 8 Bedford circus ·

Brown Mary Maria (Miss), haberdasher, I30 Sidwell street Candy Thomas, Eho;>keeper, 24 Stepcote hill

Brown Waiter James, Devonshire Arms P.H. Stephen street Cann George, fly proprietor, Polsloe road

Brown William Linford, solicitor (firm, Dunn & Linford Cann George Dunning l'ri.A., LL.M.Cantab. solicitor & com"

· Brown), Castle chambers, Castle street missioner for oaths, 16 Queen street

Browne Ada (Mrs.) & Emily (Miss), Ca..-endish temperance Cann Henry Alfred, shopkeeper, 32 Coombe street

hotel, 22 Queen street · Cann John, coffee roaster, 23 Mary Arches street & Blac.k

llrowne Edwin Saunders, white. lead, color, glass & cement Lion yard, Sun street

merchant, 141 Fore Street hill Cann Mark, boot tnaker, II (back of), Waterbeer street

Hrowne George, fancy draper, n Queen street Cann Peter, coal dealer, Cheeke street

llrowne Kathleen M. (Miss), artists' repository & carver & Cann Samuel (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 14 The Mint

gilder, 142 Fore Street hill Cann Socrates, tailor, 20 Gaudy street •

Browne-Mason John'fhomas L.D.S.R.c.s.Eng.dental surgeon, Cannicott George, hardware dealer, 35A, Sidwell street

6 West Southernhay Carew Robert Geo. tea planter, County chambers, Queen st

,Browning Elizabeth (Mrs.), china dealer, 46 West street Carlile Ann (Mrs.), fruiterer, I London Inn square

Browning Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), lodging ho. 3 Dix's field Carmock William Henry, dining rooms, 6 South street

Browning John, photographer, n Bedford circus Carpenter John, veterinary forge, 33 Magdalen street

Browning Lydia (Mrs.), dress maker, I3 Dinham road Carr &. Quick Limited, wine & spirit importers, bonded

Browning Sarah (Mrs.), dairy, 2 Stepcote hill warehousemen, whi~;ky blenders & agents for Bass & All-

Browning Thomas Henry, confectioner, IOI South street & sopp, & sole agents for the Anglo-Bavarian Brewery Co.

21 Castle street IS Queen street

Hrownston William, grindery dealer & boot m a. 9 Guinea st Carter Alfred, optician, 252 High street

Brunswick Dye Works (William Haymes Hallett, agent), I3 Carter Ed ward Richard, tailor, 2 Holloway street

Sidwell street Carter John Stephens, solicitor, Cathedral yard

Brunt John, hop merchant, see Lutley & Brunt Carter Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, 75 Sidwell street

Brutton Edward James, solicitor, clerk to the Ottery local Carter William Brand, surveyor of taxes for the city &

boa;rd & highway board, solicitor to Ottery I<'eoffees charity county, Inland Revenue office, 48 Queen street

estate & clerk to governors of church corporation, Gaudy Carthew John, miller (water), Bonhay mill, Bonhay road

street; & at Ottery St. Mary & Sidmouth Caseley Henry Arthur, hatter, see Fnlford & Caseley

Bryan Charles, master of Newtown board school, 6 St. Caseley Samuel, lodging house, 6 Bystock ter. St. David's

J,.eonar<Js terrace, Mount Radford Casley George French, butcher, 84 South street

Bryant John, boot maker, 6 Bear street Casley Jn. Hy. commercial traveller, 28 Bartholomew st. we

Buckingham W. & Son, solicitors, 12 West Southernhay Casley Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I3 Frog st. Westgate

Buckingham Arthur William B.A. cantab. (firm, Bucking- Casley Waiter Henry, bicycle maker, 97 Paris street

ham W. & Son), solicitor, 12 West Southernhay Castle Samuel, builder, 46 Portland street

lJuckingham John, dairyman, 58 South street Castle William Henry, butcher, 28 Paris street

Buckingham William, solicitor, perpetual commissioner & Cathedral Dairy Co. dairymen (A. T. Loram, manager), 6

commissioner for oaths (firm, Buckingham W. & Son), I2 Eastgate & 4 Martin's lane

West Southernhay Cattle Market (John Martin, superintendent), Bonhay road

Buckler J. & Co. baking powder &c. manufrs. Holloway st Caunter Wm. Geo. & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 2 Eastgate

Budd William Alexander MD. surgeon & public vaccinator Caunter William Ashford, solicitor & commis!.ioner for oaths

for the city of Exeter, 20 West Southernhay ffirm, Gidley & Caunter), I5 Bedford circus

Budden Emily (Mrs.), milliner, 85 Paris street Causey William, shopkeeper, 52 Parr street

Bude Harbour & Canal Co. (Frederick Pollard, sec.), I Causley Lewis, shopkeeper, 27 Summerland street

Bedford circus Cavey William, news agent, 45 Parr street

Bulley William Henry, chemist, 9 East Southernhay Cavill Emma S. (Mr.s. ), tobacconist, 3 Eastgate

Bunclark Edward, builder, IS Toronto road Challice George Marks, plumber, 141 Sidwell street

Burch Arthur, solicitor, notary public, registrar of the Chamber of Commerce (Sir Stafford Northcote hart. M.P.

dioceses, registrar of the consistorial courts, & secretary pres. ; Edward Thomas Scammell, hon. sec.), 36 Gaudy st

to the Bishops of Exeter &. Truro & solicitor to Exeter Chamberlain Lucy (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Dix.'s field

school board, Palace gate Chamberlain Spire Dent, commercial trvllr. 32 Blackall rd

Burch Horace Ralph B.A. solicitor & hon. sec. to the Devon Chambers Wm. Hy. & Son,watch & clock makers,Io6 Forest

& Exeter Law Association, Palace gate Chambers Albert, engraver, IO Goldsmith street

Burden Angela (Mrs.), lodging house, 2I West Southernhay Chambers Alfred, poulterer, I2 Goldsmith street

Burgess & Son (established 1863), wholesale manufacturers Chambers William, shopkeeper, 20 Well street

of tin, copper, zinc, iron & japanned wares of every Chamings Thomas, commercial travellel'. 7 Hillsboro' road
description; plain & ornamental st~eet lamps ; noted Channon Ann (Mrs.), butcher~ 29 New Bridge street
Channons Wishford, dairy, 4 Bedford street
house for dairy goods, I 1 Guinea street
Chanter William, baker, West quarter
Burgess Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Stepcote hill
Chaplin & Co. furniture removers & agents for London &
Burgess William, shopkeeper, 59 Sidwell street
South Western Railway eo. (William HenryChesterman,
Burns Jeanett (Miss), dress maker, IO Friars gate

Burns Thomas, shopkeeper, 51 Sidwel1 street manager)t 49 High street .

Burridge Abraham, saddler, 6 Sun street Chapman Charles Edward, confectioner, 4!:1 Sidwell street

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DIRECTORY.]

Chapple Charlea R. provision dealer, 25 Melbourne street Collard Alfred, monumental mason, roB Black Boy·road &;

Charity Organization Society (Col. A. Landon, hon. sec.), Grosvenor place: res. :r Salem place

Bampfylde street Colleg-e Hall of the Vicars-Choral of Exeter Cathedral (The)

Charles George Wm. shopkeeper & post office, 86 Victoria st (Rev. William David M.A. custos), 10 South street

Chastey Elizabeth Ann (Miss), dress maker, 65 High street Colleypriest Robert, shopkeeper, ss West street

Chasty Mary & Ellen(Misses),lodging ho. 23 WestSouthernhay Collier Ernest, registry office for servants, 7 Arcade

Cheese James M.R.c.s. Eng., L.R.c.P. Lond, surgeon, 3I East Coiling James Hayman1 hair dresser, r83 Sidwell street
Collings & Co. builders' ironmonger, 22 Magdalen street
Southernhay
Collinga .Joaeph Albert (established I825), horse re•
Chenneour Edwin, beer retaller1 58 Lon~brook street
Chenneour Frederick, zinc & tinplate worker, 40 West st pository, Heavitree road

Chick Elijah, teacher of the 'iolin, 8 St. Olave square Collings Sarah (Mrs.), Black .Horse hotel & posting house,

Chick Frederick Charles, waiter1 41 Clifton road LongbroGk street
Cbislett Edwin, cabinet maker, 31 Summerland street Collina & Son, military tailors, breeches makers, ladies~

Chorley Frank,commercial traveller,43Haldon rd.St. David'• habits, liveries &c. 261 High street

Chorley Joseph, carpenter, 42 Holloway street Collins Edward D. secretary of the Young Men's Christian

Chowings William, grocer, 14 Paul street & monumental Association, 49 St. David's hill

mason, II2 Sidwell street Collins Edward William, shopkeeper, 24 Smythen street

Chown Edward, furniture dealer, 8 & 9 Catherine street Collins Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 Paris street
Collom Ann F. (lV,Irs.), servants' agency, 3oCa.therine street
Chown Fred, Mount Pleasant inn, 59 Black Boy road
Colson & Co. drapers, 33 & 34 High street
Chudley Amy (Miss), milliner, 83~ South street
Chudley Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Commercial road Colwill Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 43 Howell road
Chudley William, wholesale stationer, 1 I & I2 South street Comins Thomas, dairyman, I East John street
,Church Institute in Connection with St. Sidwells (Rev. Commin Frederick, auctioneer & surveyor, 7 Bedford circus
Samuel Wilham Elderfield Bird M.A. Oxford, president), Commin Jas. Geo. ancient & modern bookseller, 230 High st
Commin Nathaniel, boot maker, Horwill's court, Sidwell st
Summerland crPscent
Commins George, tripe dresser, 23 West street
Churchill Joseph & Co. tailors, 29 South street
Churchill Frederick Charles, hair dresser, 140 ~idwell street Conibear I<'redk. Wm. butcher & poulterer,Summerland bldgs
City Bank (Milford, Snow & Co.), Cathedral yard; draw on Conibear Geo. boot & shoe ma. 47 South st.& 3 New Bridge st
Conibear George Henry, watch maker, 13 New Bridge street
Robarts, Lubbocks & Co.. London E c
City of Exeter Improved Industrial Dwelling Co. Limited Connett William John & Susan (Mrs.), Victory inn, &
brewers, 182 Sidwell street, & maltsters, Black Boy road
(George A. Townsend, sec.), The Close
· City Police Station & Court House (Harry Brook Le- Connett George, dairyman, 30 West street
Conservative Registration .As~ociation (Edward Yelland~
Mesurier, chief constable), Waterbeer street
sec.), 22 Catherine street
Clampitt John, boot maker, 21 Paul street
Constitutional Club Co. (The) (Joseph Gould, sec.), Bedford
Clampitt Samuel, bird dealer, 41 West street
Clapp Cecil Robert Mainwaring M.A., LL.M.cantab. solicitor street & Catherine street
& county clerk, 2 Bedford circus; London agents, Gibbs, Constitutional (The) Newspaper Co. proprietors of the Devon
& Exeter Daily Gazette, 229 High street
White & Crocker, 57 Gracechurch street E c Convent of the Faithful Companions of Jesus, young ladies~
Clapp I<'rederick Pearce, butcher, 54 Clifton road
Clapp George Tucker M.B.cantab. surgeon, surgeon to school (Madame Mary Slaughter, superiore!!l!), Marland~~

Exeter Dispensary; assistant medical officer of health for Magdalen road

the city & medical officer, No. 2 district, Exeter Incor- Cook Edmund, wood carver, 8r Sandford street

poration & to West of England Institute for Deaf & Dumb, Cook John Reginald, dairy, Magdalen road

14 West Southernhay Cook Thomas, jun. marine store dealer, West quarter

Clapp Henry, grocer, r Ironbridge Coombe Charles Frederick, confectioner, 6o Sid well street

Clapp William, brush & mat dealers, 38 Magdalen street Coombe Edwin Richard, tobacconist & news agt. 45 P,uis sf>

Clark Charles Henry, commercial traveller, IO Salem place, Coombe Joseph, wine & spirit merchant, xso Fore street

Black Boy road Coombe Russell M.A.cambs., F.R.c.s. surgeon & surgeon

Clark Hannah (Mrs.), lodging house, 23 East Southernhay anresthetist to the Devon & Exeter Dental Hospital &.

Clark James, boat builder, Quay surgeon to West of England Institution for Deaf & Dumb,

Clark Robert Francis, smith, 46 Lower North street 37 West Southernhay

Clark Susan (.Mrs.), wood & coal dealer, 41 & 42 Paul etreet Coombes & Fey, dress maker, 17 Longbrook street

Clarke Polly (Mrs.), dress maker, 7 Hoopern street Coombes Matilda (Mrs.), laundress, 12 Holloway street

Clarke Reginald, tool merchant & cutler, 165 Fore street Coombes William, boot maker, 96 Sandford street

Claxton Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundresS', 8 Parr street Coombs George, Old Golden Lion P.H. 6 Guinea street

Clay A. J. & Co. earthenware merchants, 15 Hichmond rd Copestake, Lindsey, Crainpton & Co. lace & manchester

Cleeve Sarah Ann (Miss),refreshment rooms, 16 Goldsmith st warehousemen, Castle street.

Clement Richard, shopkeeper, 26 Stepcote hill Cornish & Co. outfitters, 65 & 66 High street & Broadgate

ClementsAlfred, wharfinger,7St. Leonards ter.MountRadford Cornish Charles Henry, butcher, 39 New Bridge street

Clements J ane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, roo Black Boy road Cornish Emily (Mrs.), Topsham inn, 48 South street

Clements Richard, fancy repository, r68 Sidwell street Cornish J ames, boot maker, 6 King William ter. Spiller st

Clements William, Foresters' Arms P.H. Commercial road Cornish William George, corn chandler, 8 Lower North st

Clifford George Wm. bedding manfr. see Wheaton & Clifford Cornwell John, shopkeeper, 9 Lower North street

Clode John, cabinet maker, 68 S~. David's hill Cornwell William John, bookseller, 34 New Bridge street

Clow John, furniture dealer, ~~ Cheeke street Corporation Water Works (Frederick Kneel, supt.J, Pump-

Cobley James Thomas, White Ball P.H. 7 Mary Arches st ing station. Howell road; reservoir, Pennsylvania road

Cobley Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, 56 Mary .Arches ~treet Cossins Caroline Rrock (Miss), lace manufr. Upper Paul st

Cocker William, chimney sweeper, 6 Rack street Cosway Frederick, butcher, 31 Sidwell street •

Cockram James, dairyman, Rose Barn dairy, Rosebarn l!me Cotton William, manager of the National Provincial Bank,

Cockram John, boot maker, 29 Summerland street county treasurer, treasurer to Exeter Incorporation &.

Cockrell Mary Ann (Mrs.), infants' day school, 4 'frinity 1t. Diocesan Hoard of Education, High street

South street Couch Arthur Manking, tailor, 12 Clifton road

Coldridge Amelia (Mrs.), dress maker, 73 Hollowav street Couch Samuel, grocer, 45 Paul street

Coldridge Charles S. corn. trav. 13 Queen's ter. St. David'• CouldridgeSarah (Miss),lodging ho. 15 Eaton pl.Heavitree rd

Coldridge George, organ builder, 73 Holloway street Coulman Bartholomew & Son, law stationers, 13 Castle st

Cole & Trelease, art pottery manufacturers, Exe street County Court (His Honour J. Eroughton Edge, judge;

Cole Charles, architect, so Hig-h street Richard Rendle Miller Daw, registrar; Thomas Andrew,

Cole EliasCourt,saddler & harness maker,seePassmore&Cole high bailiff) ; office, 13 Bedford circus

Co!e Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West street County Fire Office (branch of) (Courtenay H. Edmonds, ·

Cole Selina (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Dix's field district manager), County chambers, Queen street.

Cole William, news agent, 18 West street Court of Probate (William Henry Bailey, district registrar;

Cole William V.account book manufacturer & manufacturing John B. Gould, chief clerk; John G. Greenslade, resi-

stationer, 87 & 88 South street. See advertisement dent clerk), 6 Bedford circus

Coleby Edward, wholesale grocer, see Grenfell & Coleby Courtney Emma (Miss),dress maker,3 Colleton bldgs.Friars

Coleridge John, milk seller, 23 Lower North street Cousins James, baker, 4 West street

Coleridge William Hy.commercial travlr.s8 Pennsylvania rd Coward James, hair dresser & perfumer, 3 Bampfylde street

Coles & Willats, tailors & hosiers, 12 Arcade Cowell Louisa (Mrs.), oil dealer, 59 West street

Coles Charles, boot maker, u Smythen street Cowie Capt. Alexander Hugh, superintendent engineer of

Coles James, fancy & toy repository, 12 & 13 High street postal telegraphs, 7 Bedford circus

Coles Richard James, builder, 13A, Magdalen street Cox AgnM Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper & post office, 55 St.

Coles Waiter Brown, architect, 31 Black Boy road David's hill

Coles Wm. Samuel, builder, Holloway street & 1 Park place Cox Frank, 34 Codrington etreet

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Cox Frank, grocer, 6x South street • Dawson Emily (Miss), dress maker, 76 Black Boy road

Cox Jame'3, lodging house, 38 ~ew North rd Day Nursery (Mrs. Cross, matron), Exe island

Cox R. herring curer, 8 Exe street Day Frederick, boot maker, 107 Black Boy rd

Cox Tom, butcher, :a.) Paris street Day John Henry, commercial traveller, 27 East Southernhay

Coxwell Caroline (Miss), berlin wool & fancy warehouse, 61 Daydy William Henry, boot maker, 35 Clifton road

High street Deaf & Dumb Institution (Benjamin Pearce Jooes, master;

Crabb & builders & contractors, Commercial Mrs. Early Jones, matron), Topsham road

road & 67 Magdalen road · Denham Henry & Douglas, haberdashers, I New Bridge st

.Crabb Bessie( Miss),ladies' school,Branscombe house,York rd DenhamEdwin, marine store dealer, 46 South street

Crabb l''anny (Mrs.), news agent, 49 West street Denham Henry, bailiff, 13 Castle street

Crabbe Edward John Manley, builders' manager, 6 Park rd Denham James, fly proprietor, n8 Sidwell street

Craddock Wm. By. firework. & fancy dealer, 14 Catherine st Denham John, boot maker, 42 Well street

Crawley Thomas, boot sole sewer, George st Denham John William, coal merchant, Queen Street yard

Craze James, shoe maker, 2 Guinea street Denham Sidney Hubert, hair dresser, 127 Sidwell str~et

Crispin Henry, general draper, 102 Forest Denner Thomas George, shopkeeper, 33 &34 Mary Arches st

Crocker Francis, South Western hotel, 31 Paul street Denney George & Co. photographers, 21 Sidwell street ; & at

Crocker James F.R.I.B.A. architect, Queen street Teignmouth

Crompton Cuthbert, solicitor, see Gould & Crompton Densham Charle!l, Old Teignmouth inn, West quarter

.Crooke John, grocer, Franklin street, Larkbeare Densham William, see Globe hotel, Cathedral yard

.Croote William Sweet, architect, see Packham &1Croote Densumbe George,wood &coal dealer, 10 & II Mary Arches st

Cross & Roach, bookbinders, 241 Hig-h street Dental Hospital (J. T. Browne-Mason L.D.S.Eng. J.

Cross Bessie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Albert street M. Ackland M.R.c.s. & L.s.n. Eng. Henry B. Mason

£ross Carohne (Miss), laundress, 19 Chute street L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. T. G. T. Garland L.D.S.R.C.S.Irel. S.

Crossman Hannah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 105 Sidwell street Mundell L.D.S.Eng. & J. A. Mallet L.D.S.Eng. dental sur-

Crouch George Edward, tailor, 12 Codrington street geons; John Mortimer M.B.LOnd. & Russell Coombe

Crown Loan & 1Discount Office, Queen Street chambers, M.A.Cantab, F.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon administrators of anres-

Queen street thetics; G. A. Townsend, hon. sec, & curator), Castle st

·'Croydon Wm. Hy. carver & gilder,r7 Radford rd.Larkbeare Dental Surgery (Fred W. Orr, manager), Broadgate

Crudge Emma (Miss), dress maker, 81 Paris street Depaoli Elisea, confectioner, 6 High street

.Crudge William Samuel, tobl;\cconist, 14 & 15 Longbrook st Depree Frederick Ternpler (estab. 1812), diamond

Crump Charles, woollen, manchester & tailors' trimming merchant, goldsmith, jeweller, watch & clock maker &

warehouse, 48 North street silversmith, 17 & 18 High street & Bedford street

,Cuming Waiter John, commercial traYeller, 9 Howell road Derges Henry, dairy, 55 Preston street

Cumming & Thomas, surgeons, 12 East Southernbay Derges James, dairyman, 19 Market street

Cumming Arthur James F.R.C.S.Eng. (firm, Cumming & Derry William & Co. agents for Bass & Co. Queen street

'l'homas), surgeon, I2 East Southernhay DeVeill Thomas Webber Pridham, grocer, 45 Well street &

.Cummings Richard H. umbrella manufacturer, 22 Arcade & 38 Victoria street

I3A, Sidwell street Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Limited (James R. Eadie,

Cunningham Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. -19 Clifton rd manager), Cathedral yard; draw on- Barclay, Bevan &

Cunningham Wm.Allison M.A.head master Grammar school Co. London E c

Curates' Augmentation Fund (president, Exeter branch, the Devon County Constabulary (Francis Randolph Cyril Cola-

Bishop of the Diocese) ridge, chief constable ; William Payne, chief clerk & supt.

Curry Frederick, hair dresser, 25 North street of head quarters division); head quarters, New North rd

(]urtis Richard, greengrocer, 5 Headwell ter. Well street Devon County Council Technical Education Committee

Custom House (Andrew Riddell, collector), Quay (Frank Pullinger M.A. organizing sec.), 46 Queen street

<Jutcliffe Montague, assistant house surgeon to Devon & Devon Cream & Butter Co. (John Pope, jun.sec. ), 26 Gandy st

Exeter hospital, East Southernhay Devon Cycle Co. (Edwin Williams, agent), 40 & 41

Daily Western Times (H. Latimer & S. H. B. Glanville, pro- Catherine street

prietors), 143 Fore Street bill. See advertisement Devon Evening Express (Devon Weekly Times Co. Limited,

J)amarel John & Son, furnishing, general & saddlers' iron- proprietors & publishers), 226 High street

mongers, I6t Sidwell street De,·on &Exeter Architectural Society (estab. 1891) (E. H.

Damarell Aquila, saddler & fishing tackle depot, 5 High st Harbottle, president ; Edward George Warren, hon. sec.),

Dancaster Jessic (Mrs.), needlework institution, Palace gate Post Office chambers, Queen street

Daniel Robert, tailor, IS Russell street De¥on & Exeter Auxiliary Bible Society (established x8o9)

Dann William, baker, 19 New Bridge street (Rev. W. H. Parkhouse, Rev. W. Justin Evans & T.

!Darby Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 2 8outhernhay gardens Andrew,secs.; R. Hooker, treas.) ; depository, A. Wheaton

Dare John, ironmonger, 9 Magdalen road & Co. 185 Fore street

Dare John, plasterer, 19 Codrington street Devon& Exeter Central School (James Gould Pinn, master;

Darke Sarah Alice (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Silver terrace, Miss Mary Graf, mistress), Coombe street

Richmond road Devon & Exeter Club (J. Walter W. Mathew, hon. sec.),

Dart Emma (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 55 West street I Nortbernhay place

Dart John Henry, butcher, 20 Paul street· Devon&ExeterCoffeeTavem(Thos. Carnall,propr.), rorFore st

Davey & Sons, house decorators, rr East Southernhay Devon & Exeter Daily Gazette (G. F. Gratwicke, manager),

Davey Emma (Miss), dress maker, 7I Hoopem street 229 High street.· See advertisement

-Davey Hy. photographer & bicycle dealer, 3 & 4 Ironbridge Devon & Exeter Female Home &Penitentiary(Edward James

Davey Joseph, hair dresser, 5 Sun street Domville L.R.c.P.LOnd. surgeon & hon. sec.; Mrs. Ed-

Davies William, grocer, I9 North street! brooke, matron), Holloway street

Davis & Co. fishmongers, 7 Eastgate Devon & Exeter Female Reformatory (Hemy Davy M.D. &

Davis Hadland, draper, 233 High street Edward Alex. Brash L.R.C.P.LOnd. hon. medical officers;

.Davy·Henry M.D.LOnd., M.R.c. P.LOnd. physician to Devon & Jsph. Gould, sec. ; Miss Eliza Grindon, matron),Polsloe rd

Exeter hospital & to Exeter dispensary, hon. medical Devon & Exeter Horticultural Society (Geo. Dunning Cann

officer to Devon & Exeter Female reformatory & to the esq. hon. sec.), 16 Queen street

West of England Institution for the Blind, Southernhay Devon & Exek'r Hospital( A. Drake M.n.consulting physician;

house, East Southernhay Henry Davy M.D.LOnd. physician; Arthur G. Blomfield

Davy William, general dealer, Commercial road M.D. William Gordon M.B. James Bankart M.B. John

Daw & Son, solicitors, 13 Bedford circus Delpratt Harris, Edward James Domvil!e L.R.C.P.Lond. &

Daw John Edward (firm, Daw & Son), solicitor, deputy Charles Edward Bell L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeons; Henry

registrar of the county eourt & joint clerk to the gover- Andrew, house surgeon; Montague Cutcliffe, assistant

nors of Maynard"s girls' school, I3 Bedford circus house surgeon; George A. Townsend, sec.; Charles Cole,

Daw Joshua, merchant tailor, hatter, clothier, outfitter, surveyor; Miss lsa'>ella Ellen Robmson, matron; Mrs.

glover, hosier &e. Scotland house, 130 & 13I Fore street Isabell Brothers, supt. of nurses), East Southernhay

Daw Richard Rendle Miller (firm Daw & Son), solicitor & Devon&Exeter HotelCo.Limited(Rougemont hotel), Queen st

registrar of county court & commissioner for oaths & in Devon & Exeter Institution (Alfred Richard Allinson M.A.

Stannaries court of CornwaiJ, clerk to the Exeter charities librarian), Cathedral close

(Church list), the governors of St.John's hospital, including Devon & Exeter Law Association (H. R. Burch esq. hon.

Hebs & St. John's schools, the governors of the Grammar sec.), Palace gate

school & the governors of Maynard's girls' school, 13 Devon & Exeter Loan & Discount Offices (James Jones,

Bedford circus manager), 3 Cathedral yard ·

Daw Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 27 Preston street Devon & Exeter Savings Hank (Edward Andrew Sanders,

.Da.we Henry, refreshment rooms, 4I North street treas.; John Hartnoll, actuary), 22 & 23 Bedford circus

Dawe Laura (Miss), dress maker, 3 .Melbourne place, Friars Devon Liberal Federation (Edwin Charles Perry, sec.),

Dawe Thomas, boot maker, 14 Portland Castle chambers, Castle street

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Devon (rst) Royal Yeomanry Cavalry (Hon. Col. Lord Drayton S.& Sons,secondhand & new booksellers & stationers~

Courtenay, commanding ; Capt. H. C. Higgs, adjutant ; 20r High street

Surgeon-Capt. I<', Morgan; B Squadron, Captain E. J. Drew John & Henry, land agents & surveyors, I5 Queen st.

Sanders; Sergt.-Major George Driver, drill instructor), & agents for the Devon estates, Powderham castle

brigade office & head quarters, Palace gate Drew & Son, game & poultry dealers, 2 Castle street

Devon &Somerset United Stores (conducted on co-operative Drew Charlotte (Mrs.), monthly nurse, 17A, Albert street

principles) (Jame Hare, manager), grocers, tea dealers & Drew Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 37 Clifton street

wine & spirit merchants & italian warehousemen, 245 & Driffield Rt.Mankelow,artst.in stained glss.seeBeer&Driffield

219 High street & 8 Magdalen road ; boot & shoe ware- Drill Hall (Sergeant-Major George Furneaux, drill instruc-

house, 247 High street ; & at Taunton tor), Bedford circus

Devon Trading eo. Limited (The) (late William Dunn & Linford Brown, solicitors,Castle chambers,Castle s'

Scammell & Son), agricultural & glazed sanitary pipes, Dunn Albert Edward, solicitor, see Dunn & Linford Brown

London cement, fire brick, Staffordshire blue brick & slate Dunn Frederick Samuel, china & glass dealer, 5Sidwell st

& tile merchants, agents for the Old Delabole Slate Co. & Dunning Richard, general draper, g6 Fore street

Bnchan's patent sewage traps; registered & chief office, Dunrich John D. builder, 11 Preston street

' g6 Gaudy street; depots, Queen Street station; & at Dunsford Lottie & Mary (Misses), preparatory school (boys.
Teignmouth ; Newton Abbot ; Dartmouth ; Bideford & & girls), 17 Wonford road

Ilfracombe . Dunsford Ellen (Mrs.), tobacconist, 2 Paris street

Devon Weekly Times (Devon Weekly Times Co. Limited, Dunsford Jessie Penelope (Miss),preparatory schl. r!lFriars gt.

proprietors & publishers ; published friday ), 226 High Dunsford Matthew John, accountant, auditor &estate agent,

street. See advertisement 15 Bedford circus

Devonshire Baryta Chemical Co. (Matthew John Dunsford, Dunsford Matthew Lichigaray, cutler & tru!ls ma. r Milk st

manager); offices, 15 Bedford circus; Quay mills, Com- Dunsford Richard, tobacconist, 3 Lower North street

mercial road ; mines, Bridford, Devon Dunstan Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 30 E:~te street

Devonshire Chamber of Agriculture (J. H. Ley, president; Dyer William, baker, r r Bartholomew street west

B. J. Ford, sec.), 25 West Southernhay Dymond & Parsons, land agents & surveyors, Bampfylde st

Devonshire Liberal Club (Charles Piper, hon. sec. ; Ernest Dymond .A rthur Hingston, solicitor & commissioner for·

Chas.Hammett, steward), Post Office chambers, Queen st oaths, 14 Bedford circus

DevonshireRegiment( rst)(Exeter &South Devon), Volunteer Dymond Francis William, surveyor, see Dymond & Parsons

Battalion (Hon.-Col. Sir W. H. Waldrond bart. comdg. ; Dymond Thomas, inspector Corporation Water Co. 8 Lans..

W. A. D. Sim, adjutant; E. D. Mudge, quartermaster ; downe terrace, Holloway street

C Co. Capt. H. G. Norrington; D Co. Lieut. C. T. W. Dymond William, shopkeeper, 23 Little Clifton st. Clifton rJ

Finch) ; head quarters, Bedford circus Eades William, shopkeeper, 24 Friernhay street

Devonshire Regiment, 3rd Volunteer Battalion (Hon. Col. Eadie Jame~ R. manager of the Devon & Cornwall Bank,

C. A. W. Troyte, CCJmdg. ; Capt. H. H. Bedingfeld, Cathedral yard

adjutant; Hon.-Capt.J. W.Bennett, quartermaster) ; head Easterling Thomas Frederick, ironmonger, 44 Sidwell st

quarters, 7 Well ~treet Eastgate Coffee Tavern (J. Knill, sec. & manager), .Arcade

Devonshire rat Volunteer Artillery Western Division, Royal Eastmans Limited, butchers, 5 Bedford street; 75 Forest. ;

.Artillery (Hon.-Col. H. C. .Adams, commanding; Capt. 41 Sidwell street & r8 Paris street

W. W. Isles R.A. adjt.; A. Zelley, quartermaster; Exeter .John &. Son, stone, granite & marble merchants

Cos. 5th, E. Steel-Perkins; 6th, W. T. M. Snow & 7th, & statuary & monumental masons,Northernhay street; &

J. Gidley, captains), head quarters, 71 Holloway street quarries, Brirlford

Devonshire &Somersetshire (1st) Volunteer Royal Engineers Edmonds Courtenay H. district manager for the County

(Hon.-Col. E. Appleton, commander; Capt. C. E. Com- Fire & Provident Life offices & local sec. for the Royal

meline R.E. adjutant; H. G. Norrington, capt. of C Co.; National Life Boat Institution, County chambers, Queen st

C. T. W. Finch, capt. of D Co. ; Sergt.-Major Robert Edwards & Son, tea & provision dealers, 194 High st

John Falkner, drill instructor); head quarter office, 7 Edwards .Alice (Miss), berlin warehouse, 4 The Close

Bedford circus; drill hall, James street Edwards Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, r6 Eaton pl.Heavitree rd

Dick R. & J. boot & shoe warehouse, 70 & 71 High street Edwards Charles, Port Royal inn, Quay

Dicker Henry John, organ builder, 10 Richmond road Edwards Chas. wholesale & retail manufacturer of felt hats,

Dicker :Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 28 Well street caps &c. 47 North street; 1 Eastgate & 38 Waterbeer st

Dicker T. G. fruiterer & flol'ist, 12 Martins street Edwards l"rederick, scale maker, u6 Fore street

Dickerson George, auctioneer, 21 & 22 North street Edwards John, boot maker, 18 Russell ter. St. David's hill

Diggines Geo. builder, 3 Friars gate & Radford rd.Larkbeare Edwards John, carver & gilder, 165 Sidwell street

Dimond John, baker, 3 Stepcote hill Edwards John, shipping agent, 22 New Bridge street

DiO<'esan Board of Education (formed 1838) (George A. Edwards John Kelly, carver & gilder &collector of poor rates

Townsend, assistant sec.), The Close & queen's taxes, Holy Trinity parish, 52 South street

Dipstale Edwin, tailor, 8 Salem place, Black Boy road Edwards William, hat manufacturer, 14 Northernhay place

Dispensary (L. Shapter B.A.,M.D. &.A. Drake M. u. consulting Eland Henry Septimus, book & prmt seller & heraldic

physicians; A. J. Cumming, T. W. Caird, L. Roberts, J. stationer, Library, 236 High street

Woodman H.D. H. T. Hartnoll, C. E. W. Bell L.R.C.P.Edin. Ellacott George, commercial traveller, 3 Grosvenor place

A. S. Perkins L.R.c. P.Edin. & Wm. Henderson M.D. con- Elliott & Co. shoeing smiths, roo Paris street

sulting surgeons; H. Davy H.B. & A. G. Bloomfield M.D. Elliott Mary (Miss), servants' registry office, 20 Paris st •

physicians; E. A. Brash L.R.C.P.Lond. .A. W. Kempe Ellis & French, tailors & woollen drapers, 32 Gandy street

H.:R.C.P.Edin. .A. C. Roper L.R.C.P.Edin. J. Mortimer M.B. Ellis & Son, surveyors & land, house & estate ·agents, Bed-

G. T. Clapp M.B. & M. L. Brown M. D., c.M. surgeons; ford chambers, Bedford street

Richard Challice, resident dispenser & sec.), Queen street Ellis Edwd. civil engineer &c.Bedford chambers, Bedford st

Dixon Jane (Mrs.), lace manufacturer, 7 .Arcade Ellis William Saunders, gasfitter & assistant overseer for St.

Dobell Samuel, architect & surveyor, Queen St. chambers John's parish, 8 Friernhay street

Doble Charles, certified bailiff under tbe LdW of Distress Elston George, saddler, 86 Paris street & 31 South street

Amendment Act, 6 Catherine street Elworthy Louisa Densem (Miss), draper, 170 Sidwell street

Dodd Thomas, poulterer, 62 Paris street Emmens Susan (Mrs.), milliner, 17 South street

Dolbear & Co. wholesale grocers, 5 St. Da.vid's hill Endacott George, wardrobe dealer, 13 Paris street

DomvilleEdwd.Jas.L.R.C.P.LOnd.surgn.44WestSouthernha.y Endicott Henry, lodging house, 42 West Southernhay

Dorcas Charity (established r84o) (Miss Holms, hon. sec. & Endicott Mary .Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 47 West street

treas.); depository, 4 West Southernhay Enefer Wm. Martin, com. trav.3Springfield,Old Tiverton rd

Dorrington lienry, tailor & hosier, 32 High street Escott J. rag & metal merchant, r & 21 Frog st. Westga.te

Dowden Minnie (Mi~<s), pianoforte teacher, 12 Wonford rd Escott Samuel .Alfred, vaccination officer for St. Thomas•

Down Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, ro Clifton road union district & shipping agent, 35 Paris street

Down James, house decorator, 46 Sidwell street Esworthy Rhoda (Miss),lodging house,22 East Southernhay

Down Waiter John, decorator & draper, 64 Paris street Evana, Gadd &. eo. wtolesale druggists & manufactur-

Downe &. Baker (the oldest established in Exeter), sani- ing stationers, 97 to roo Fore street; stores, Friernhay

tary & hot water engineers, plumbers, gasfitters, electric street &; ro Smytben street

bell hangers, brass founders & finishers, iron, copper & Evans Frank, corn agent, Isca., Devonshire place

zinc plate workers, manufacturers of water closets, 77 Evans Thomas, superintendent of Wesleyau & General

South street .Assurance Society, 4 Higher Belmont road

Downing Elizabeth (Mrs.), upholstress, 5 Friars gate Eveleigh Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 Paris street

Downing John, chief verger to the cathedral, The Close Eveleigh Robert, shopkeeper, Smythen st

Drake Fredk. stained glass window manufr. Cathedral yd Evening Po.it. (Exeter Flying Post Co. Limited. proprietor3

Drake Frederick Ed win, hatter, 28 High street & publisher.3), Little Queen street

Drake Samuel, builder, Magdalen road Evered Emma (Mrs.), temperance hotel, 34 Paul street

Dray George Samuel, commercial traveller., 7 Blackall road Everett James, greengrocer, xo Paris street

222 EXETER. DEVONSHIRE.. ( KELtY'S

Evins Thomas, trunk maker, 262 High street Farrant Charles, boot maker, 16 Gaudy street

Evins William, boot maker, 4 Bampfylde street Farrant Robert, bricklayer, 10 Portland street

Ewens Harry, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 9 Holloway st FaulimerAnnie(Mrs. ),teacher of singing, 23East Southernhay
Faulkner Henry, monumental mason, Io Magdalen street
Ewens James, Black Horse inn, 72 South street

Ewens Thomas, tobacconist, 12 Sidwellstreet Featherstone Ethel (Miss). haberdasher, 8x Sidwellstreet

Ewings Henry, shopkeeper, 94 Black Boy road Female Servants' Institution {Miss G. F. Lewin, hon. sec.)i

Exe Island Mission Hall (George Townsend, hon. sec.; Wm. 8 East Srmthernhay

Eccles, missionary), Ewings lane & Exe island Fenwick Edwin, tailor, 4 St. James' terrace, Well street
Exe Salmon Conservators (.B. J. Ford, sec.), 25 West Fewins Annie <_Miss), dress maker, so Northernhay street

Southernhay Fewins Blanche (Miss), dress maker, I8 Well street

Exeter Amateur Photographic Society, City chambers, Fewins Ellen Louisa (Mrs.), Rising Sun P.H. 37 Russellsli

Gaudy street Fewins Simon, hardware dealer, I2 Lower North street

Exeter Arcade Co. Limited (James Knill, sec.), 20 Bedford Fey Ann (Miss), dining rooms, 6 Milk street & George st
ct•rcus
Fey Robert, Esconia Vaults P.H. 8 South street

Exeter Bank (Sanders & Co.); draw on Barclay, Bevan & Field Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 6I Holloway street

Co. London Finch Charles & J. Francis, auctioneers, 33 Cat.herine street

Exeter Baths & Washhouses (Miss Annie Louisa Purkis, First Exeter Richmond Building Soctety (llenjamin Benoy,

superintendent), King street sec.), Arcade

Exeter Castle (William Peter, keeper), Castle street Fisher Thomas, blackamith~ Red Cow village, St. Da.vid's

Exeter Coffee Tavern Co. Limited (James Knill, sec. & Fitzgerald J. B. (Mrs.), lodgm~ house, 13 Longbrook street

manager); taverns, Eastgate & Arcade Flay George, shopkeeper, I5 Melbourne street, Friars

Exeter Co-operative & Industrial Society Limited (William Fleury Leonel, Country House inn, Catherine street

Wiltshire Giddings, manager), 109 & no Sidwellstreet; Flint Robert M. wholesale beer bottler, district agent for

branches, Sun street & St. Thomas Charles Gartou & Co. of Bristol, brewers, & tent & mar-

Exeter &. County Club Limited (H. F. Carr, hon. sec.; quee proprietor, Rockfield hall, New North road

Charles Barriball, steward), Musgrave house, High st Folland Samuel, marine store dealer, 30 King street

Exeter Diocesan Architectural & Archreological Society Foot Jn. Spetigue, confectioner & fruit dlr. II New Bridge st

(established 1841) (J. L. Fulford & E. V. Freeman, hon. Foote Albert, clerk to the Exeter Incorporation of the Poor

secs.; E. Ashworth, hon. curator), College hall, South st & superintendent registrar, Castle street

Exeter Diocesan Calendel' (Rev. Prebendary Henry Bramley Force & Son, builders, contractors, undertakers, auctioneers,

lii.A. & Rev. J. D. Dangar D.D. editors; Henry Besley & appraisers & house agents, 15 Sidwell street

Son, publishers; published yearly), 8g South street J.i'ord, Harris & Ford, solicitors & commissioners for oaths,

Exeter Diocesan Training College (Rev.James GeorgeDangar 25 West Southernhay 1

D.D. principal), Heavitree road Ford William & Son, greengrocers, 75 Paris street

Exeter Electric Light Co. Limited (The) (Edward James Ford Bruttou John (firm, Ford, Harris & Ford), solicitor,

Rigby, sec.), New North road, Exeter commissioner for oaths &commissioner for taking acknow-

Exeter Fat Stock & Poultry Society (W. H. Kelland, sec.), ledgments of married women & sec. to the Exe Salmon

3I Queen street Conservators & Devonshire Chamber of Agriculture, :l5

Exeter Fire Brigade & Station (William Pett1 chief officer), West Southernhay
New North road Ford Charles, tailor, I Dean street, Larkbeare

Exeter Flying Posl; (Exeter :Flying Post Co. Limited, pro- Ford Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, 43 West Southernhay

prietors & publishers; published saturday),LittleQueen st Ford Eustace Milton, solicitor, I2 Bedford circus

Exeter Football Club (C. Mudge, hon. sec.); club house, l.<'ord Henry M.A. (firm, Ford, Harris & Ford), solicitor &

Bude hotel proctor & commissioner for oaths, 25 West Southernhay

Exeter Free Cottages (Fred Pollard, sec.), Mount Dinham Forse John, boot maker, 5 Springfield road ·

Exeter Freehold Land & Benefit Building Society (Samuel Foster &Co. carriers (Saml. Jerred,agent), 85 & 86 Sidwell st

Steer, sec.), Upper Paul street Foster Annie (Mrs.), Swan P.H. Catherine street

Exeter Gas Light & Coke Co. (W. A. Padfield, manager & Fothergill Lydia (Miss),lodging ho. 8 Bystock ter. St. David's

sec.) ; offices, 248 High st.; works, The Basin, St. Thomas Fouracres Edwin George (established I818)1 wholesale &
Exeter Guardians of the Poor Dispensary (William Henry retail manufacturing cutler & optician, truss & surgical

Bulley, dispenser), 22 Castle street instrument maker to the Devon & Exeter hospital, the

Exeter High School for Girls (Miss Carolina Turner, head Exeter dispensary &c. ; cutlery repaired & ground daily,

mistress & R. R. M. Daw~ clerk), Denmarkroad,Barnfield 2 & 3 South street

Exeter Horse Show (A. S. Buckingham, hon. sec) Fox Brothers & Co. wool merchants, St. David's hill

Exeter House & Land Co. Limited (James Knill, sec.), 20 Fox, Fowler &. eo. bankers {William Kendall King,

Bedford circus manager), 57 & 58 High st.; draw on Barclay, Bevan &Co

Exeter Investment Trust Limited (James Knill, sec.), 20 Fox George J n. fly proprietor, I Springfield, Old Tiverton rd
Fo.'t Sylvanus Bevan L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist, 3 Dix's field .l
Bedford circus
Exeter Law Society (Horace Ralph Burch, hon. sec.), Francis Daniel, house decorator, 14 Magdalen street
Francis Louie (Miss), dress ma.ker, 14 Magdalen street
The Close

Exeter Liberal & Radical Union (William Wreford & John Francis William, mill foreman, Bonhay road
Franklin Thomas, furniture broker, 3 Summerland buildgs
Harris, hon. secs.), 226 High street
Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Benevolent Institution (The) Franks Eliza (Mrs.), fishmonger, Higher market

(erected in 1872) (W. C. Richa.rds, hon. sec.), Union road Fraser Alfred, grocer, 271 High street

Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society (The) (estab- Fraser Alfred, lodging house, 5 Northernhay place

lished I 848) (F. H. H. Orchard, solicitor ; W. C. Richards, J:l'ree Library (James Dallas F.r..s. librarian; John Edward

hon. sec.) ; office, I7 Castle street · Coombes, assistant librl\rian). Queen street

Exeter Literary Society (H. Owen Scott, hon. sec.), Barn- Freemasons' Hall (Henry Shooter, steward), 27 Gaudy st

field house, 25 East Southernhay Freethy George John, insurance agent, 54 Victoria street

Exeter Patent Steam Carpet Beating Co. Limited (James French William &. eo. (established I833), corn & seed

Mernfield, manager), Commercial road merchants & forage dealers. x Paris st. & 169 Cowick st.

Exeter Saw Mills Co. saw & bone crushing mills (R. Tarr, ~t. Thomas

manager), Commercia} road French George, tailor, see Ellis & French

Exeter Slaughterhouses (William Tucker, keeper),Tudors st French John, chimney sweeper, Ewing street ,

Exeter Tepid Swimming Bath Co.Limited (AlbertJ.Tucker, French Mary Ann (Miss), draper, 5 Paris street

sec.), 20 Cathedral yard ', French William Edward, dairyman, 46 Well street

Exeter Theatre Royal Co. Limited (Frederick Pollard, sec.), Friend & Beal, solicitors, l4 Castle st

:r Bedford circus Friend John, plumber & gasfitter, 6 lronbridge & Exe st

Exeter Tramway & Omnibus Co. (John H. Gaynor, mana- Friendly Societies' Medical Association (George, Stanley

ger); depot, New North road Barstow, medical officer), 34 East Southernhay

Exeter & West of England Permanent Benefit. Building Frost Charles Richardson, shopkeeper, 19 Paul street

Society (Thos. Martin, sec.), 16 Bedford circus. See advt Frost Edward, agent to Prudential Assurance Co. u Salem

Exeter Working Men's Society (W. S. Ford, hon. sec.), place, .Black Boy road

Milk street Frost John, grocer, 155 Sidwel1 street

Eyres John Marke, commercial traveller, I2Powderham cres Fulford & Ca.seley, hatters, 6o High street .

Ezcurra Mary (Mis!l), dress &mantle maker, 9 Wonford rd Fulford Albert, hair dresser, 44 Catherine street

Falkner Sergt.·Major Robert John, drill instructor to Devon Fulford Edmond Thomas, auctioneer, 9 Maddocks row

& Somerset (Ist) Engineers Volunteers, I6B, James st l''ulford Florence Isabella (Miss), linen draper, 86 Holloway st

Falloo:q Mary & Elizabeth (Misses), milliners, 27 .Barlholo- FuHord George, county court bailiff, 41 Portland street
Fulford Herbert Arthur, assistant overseer for St. Paul's
mew street east • puish. 8 M~ddocks row
Farmer James, Nuggeit inn, 94 Queen street

J<'armer Robt. corn, seed &flour mer.8:u,South st.~ I Sun st Fulford William, confectioner, 129 Si:lwell st

DIRECTORY,] DEVONSHIRE. EXE r ER.. 2-,).~,

Fulford Winslow Ernest, pastrycook & confectioner ; the Godfrey Mary (Mrs.), tempel'ance hotel, 9A, Goldsmith st

largest refreshment contractor in the west· of England; Godsland William & Son, white & lock smiths, pneumatic &

balls, wedding breakfasts, routs &e. 5 Ma~dalen road electric bell hangers, stove & grate manufacturers.

Fynn Robert, china & glass warehouse, I Queen street plumbers & gasfitters, general & furnishing ironmongers.

Gabriel Thomas & Sons (Charles Bailey, manager), timber steam, hot water & gas engineers, 51 South street 1 work-

merchants & importers, & slate, cement & tile merchants, shops, Quay lane; res. 22 Radford rd. Larkbeare

Shellhay, Commercial road • Goldsworthy Edith Kate (Miss), berlin wool warehouse, 2

Gabrielle Kate (Miss), ladies' school, II Wonford road Sid well street -

GadJ Henry, wholesale druggist &c. see Evans, Gadd & Co Goodere George, wardrobe dealer, 22 Paul street

Gale Frederick James, painter, IS Lower North street Goading Albert, baker, So Clifton street

Gale James Frederick, painter, 3 St. David's hill Goodman William J oseph, dentist, I6 Palace gate

Gale Maria (Mrs.), lodging ho. 2I Wonford rd. Mnt.Radford Goodridge William Daniel, dairyman, 9 Ironbridge

Gale William, cork cutter, 20 North street Gordon William M.A., M.B., M.R.C.P. physician & physician

Galt John Fletcher, drapers' traveller, 7 Codrington street to the Devon & Exeter hospital, Barnfield lo. Barnfield cres

Gamble William Haywood, boot maker, 2 The Mint Goring A. P. & Co. sflrvants' registry office, 38 Elmside &

Gange Henry, boot maker, 17 Holloway street 24 Gaudy street

Gannichft & Russell, City hotel, Queen Street road Gospel Depot & Publishing Office, 42 High street

Gard John, shopkeeper, 21 Spiller street Goss John Gregory, collector· of poor's rates for St. Mary

Gard Mary (Miss), dress maker, 6 Melbourne place, Friars Major parish, 20 Oxford terrace, Oxfo.rd road

Gardner Alfred, shopkeeper, 54 Bartholomew street west Gould & Allen, grocers, 40 High street

Garland Theodore Garbett Teage L.D.s.a.c.s.Irel. dentist, Gould Bros. coach & carriage builders, 4 East Southemhay

Deanery square Gould & Crompton, solicitors, 2 Bedford circus

Gartner William, ladies' tailor, 5 Queen street Gould & Wills, linen drapers, 26 & 27 Sidwell street

Qarton Charlea & eo. (of Bristol), brewers (Robert M. Gould Geo. G. (Mrs.), lodging house, 37 West Southernhay

Flint, manager), Rockfleld hall, New North road Gould Henry, baker, 7 Summerland street

Garton &. King, manufacturing (wholesale) & furnishing Gould Henry William (firm, Gould & Crompton), solicitor &

ironmongers, iron & brass founders, stove man uf'ac~ commissioner for oaths & de~uty coroner for the city &

.turers & hot water engineers, I90 High street ; & factory, county, 2 Bedford circus '

4 Waterbeer street • Gould J oseph, secretary to the Constitutional Club Co. 22

Gater Ambrose Edward, china & glass dealer, I'3 South Catherine street

street & Sun street Gove William Charles, cabinet maker & undertaker, Rack st

Gay Samuel, dairyman, I45 Sidwell street Gover Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 King street

Geare & Mathew, solicitors, 79 Queen street Graddon H. J. & Son, bookbinders, 20 St. David's hill

Geare Walter Frederick (firm, Geare & Mathew), solicitor, Grai William, watch maker, see Stoneman & Graf

commissioner for oaths & clerk to the College of Vicars of Grammar School( Wm.AllisonCunningham M.A. head mastr)

Exeter cathedral, Queen street Grant Bros.(Civet Oat), boot, shoe & toy wareho. 288 High st

Gee Sidney Charles, boot maker, X36 Fore street Grant~, joiner, 24 Well street

Gerred Joseph, herbalist, I Elm Grove terrace Grant James Phi\lip, greengrocer, 27 Paul street

Gibbard .John Richard, builder. contractor, sanitary Grant John, fruiterer, IO Magdalen road

engineer & wood block floor manufacturer, 5 St. Ann's Grattan Brothers, shoe manufacturers & tinplate workers, 4

place, Old Tiverton road Sun street & I & 2 Victoria place

Gibbons Frank, painter & house decorator, 43 South !lt. & Gray Edwin, boot maker, 2 Exe street

Friars terrace, Friars green Gray Henry Lee, barrister, The Close

Gibbons Thomas, grocer, 43 South street Gray Thomas William, solicitor, proctor & perpetual com-

Gibbons Waiter, fishmonger, 4 Catherine st.reet missioner & commissioner for oaths & treasurer for

Gibbs Henry Tyte & Co. general grocers, 33 South street Wonford House Hospital for the Insane, I Bedford circus

Gibbs William, bookbinder, IS Guinea street Gray William, boot maker, 66 Howell road

Gibson Austin Abraham, mixed day school, 28 Oxford ter- Gray William, market gardener, Duryard '

race, Oxford road Gray William Edward, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Gibson William, steam joinery manufacturer, shop fitter 1 Bedford circus '

& builder&. contractor, Bonhay Steam Joinery works, G-reat Western Railway Co. (John Ca.mpfield, divisional

Bombay road supt. ; Samuel Morris, station supt. ; B. Hannaford, local

Gidley & Caunter, solicitors, IS Bed£ord circus goods manager); St. David's; parcels offices (William

Gidley John, solicitor, see Gidley & Caunter Ellis1 manager), Black Lion yard, Sun street; receiving
Gifford Samuel Lemon, confectioner, 253 High street office (John Balsam, manager), Commercial road

Gilbert John Henry & Sons, wholesale & retail boot & shoe Great Western Railway Distnet Goods Manager's Office,

makers, 103 & 138 Fore street · 95 Queen street .·

Gilbey W. & A. wine & spirit merchants & importers Greek Edwa.rd Rernard, dining rooms, I South street •

(Frederick Julian Williams, manager), 193 High street Green & Son, silk mercers & drapers, 25 High street

Gill Ellen (Mrs.), Bull inn, 13 Goldsmith street Green Frank, tailor, 9I Queen street · f

Gill George, horse slaughterer, 19 Frog street Green James, dairyman, 25 Market street •

Gill Joseph, boot maker, 54 Northernhay street Greenslade E. & A. (Misses), milliners, 35 High street

Gill Thirza (Miss), shopkeeper, 24 Paul street Greenslade Charles, baker, IS Frog street, Westgate

Gill Thomas, shopkeeper, I6 Centre street, Friars Greenslade Henry, shoeing smith1 Coombe street

Gillard Emanuel, marine store dealer, 8 & 9 Paul street Greenslade Mary Jane (Mrs.), marine store dlr. 24 West s1i

Gillard Henry1 boot maker, 5 King street Greenslade Philip Henry Board, builder &c. see Crabb &
Gillard Henry, fly proprietor, Polsloe road
Greenslade .t

Gilpin Robert John, watch maker, I34 Fore street Gregory Daniel George, shopkeeper, Rack street

Gimblett, Son & Co. Lim. boot & shoe manufacturers, 68 Gregory Edmund George, house decorator~ 65 Parr street

High street; I2I Sidwell street & 21 New .Bridge street; Gregory Ellen (Mrs.), laundress, Friars green ·

& at Crediton Gregory Frederick George, grocer & postmaster, 25 Clifton rd

Girls' (The) Friendly Society (Miss Louisa White, matron), Gregory George, shopkeeper, 22 Quay lane

H Magdalen street . Gregory Samuel, Fountain inn, Quay

Girls' Industrial School (Mrs. Martyn, matron), 32 Bar• Gregory Thomas, mason, 16 Melbourne street, Friars- ,

tholomew street east '· Gregory William, watch maker & jeweller, 2 High street

Girls' Recreation Club, James street Gregory William, wool dealer, :Milk street

Gitsham Fanny & Sarah. A.da {Misses), preparatory school Grendon's Almshouses, Grendon road, Polsloe ·road ·

for boys & girls, Femleigh, Devonshire place Grenfell & Ooleby, wholesale grocers, tea dealers & jm.

Gitsham Emily (Miss), proprietress of the Northemhay porters Qf foreign provisions, Lower Market storea, 4

hotel, 9 Nortbernhay place Smythen street

Glade Edwin, Black Dog P.H. 5 Lower North street • Groves Gerald, ehopkeeper, 25 King street

Glenn Samuel Sampson, boot maker, 255 High street Guildhall, High street

Globe F Family &. Commercial hotel Guillanme William, watch maker & goldsmith, 83 Queen et

(facing grand old Cathedral) (William Densham, pro- Gubbin James Spry, greengrocer, 35A, South street

prietor), wine, spirit & cigar merchant; 'buses to meet all Guest John Callaway, music & pianoforte warehonst;~l '1:99

trains; good stock rooms, Cathedral yard High street & I9 Waterbeer street ••

Gloyn Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, Magdalen road Guest Susannah (Miss), fancy repo'3itory, see Mara & Guest

Gloyn William, fly proprietor, Magdalen road Guest Thomas Squanee, music sellel\ 40 New Bridge at l

Goclbeer Robt. & Son,coach bldrs. 8:.! Queen st. & 14 Gaudy et Guest Thomas William, furniture dlr. 4 & 5 New Bridge st

Godfery & Co. printers, Chapel street Guild of St. Michael Reading Room (Henry Gater, hon.

Godfree William Archibald, tailor, 36 Portland street sec.), 2 Dinham road

Godfrey George Henry, wine&; spirit vaults, 203 High sL Guscott Robert, greengro:;er, 1 Guinea street

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• Guyton Waiter Benry, draper, 169 Sidwell street Hartnoll Henry Thomas, surgeon & medical officer of health

Bagger Waiter John, curio & secondhand book dealer, 1 St. Thomas rural sanitary authority & medical officer to

Theatre buildings, Longbrook street the workhouse,.& certifying factory surgeon & consulting

Bake Edward, professor of music, 14 Howell road surgeon to Exeter dispensary, 35 East Southernhay

Hake Hubert, accountant, auditor & rent & debt collector, Harvey Arthur, boot maker, Stepcote hill

24 Gandy street Harvey I. Edward, equity draftsman & conveyancer, Cathe-

Halcombe & Co. sack & tarpaulin contractors; sacks &tar- dral yard

paulins lent on hire, Queen street, Station yard ; & at all Harvey I. Emlyn, architect, see Tait & Harvey

the principal railway stations in the United Kingdom Harvey Mary Ann (Miss), tailoress, IO Roberts rd.Larkbeare

Half Moon first-class family & commercial hotel & posting Hatswell Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 49 Pare street

house (John Headon Stanbury, proprietor); 8 good stock Hatswell Richard, builder, us Sidwell street

rooms; omnibuses & cabs to meet all trains, High street Havill George & Sons, butchers, 5 High street

Half Moon tap (Jn. Headon Stanbury, propr.), Catherine st Hawker Henry William, pianoforte tuner, 6o Victoria street

Halford Annie (Miss), dress maker, 17 Sandford st Hawkins George Henry & Son, bill posters, 9 James street

Halfyard Frank James, tobacconist & printer, 111 Fore Hawkins Edwd.Varwell, stock & share broker,sBampfelde st

street & 249 High street HawkinsFrdk.Geo.cabinet ma.44Paul st.&I7Summerland st

Hall Elizabeth & Mary (Misses), dress makers & straw Hawkins George Henry, Black Lions inn, 78 South street

bonnet makers, 14 Holloway street Hawkins Jacob, dairyman, 27 Well street

Hallett Lucy (Miss), refreshment rooms, 17 Arcade Hawkins John, boot maker, 6! Guinea street

Hallett Robert, trunk maker, 22 Friernhay street Hawkins John, tailor, 25 West street

Halloran Fanny (Mrs.), ladies' school, Edgerton house, Hawkins Thomas, surgeon, 3 Northernhay place

Pennsylvania road Haydon John Dunning, draper, 4 Sidwell street

Halse Charley, ~hopkeeper & beer retailer, 89 Sandford st Haydon Margt. (Mrs.), Valiant Soldier inn~ 34 Magdalen st

Ham & Passmore, builders, 17 Sidwell street Hayman J oseph, Son & Co. cabinet makers &; upholsterers,

Ham Charles (late Trehane) (established 1829), wine &spirit 81 Queen street & 17 Gaudy street

merchant, importer & bonder, ale & porter merchant &; Hayman Abraham, grocer, II9 Clifton street

bottler & aerated water mnfr. 78 Forest.& factory,Paul st Hayman Annie (Mrs.), news agent, 14 North street

Ham Thomas, dairyman, 30 Clift()n road Hayman Annie Spencer (Mrs. ),fancy repos. 32 NewBridge st

Hamlin & Hooker, milliners & dress & mantle makers, xo HaymanMaryEllen(Mrs. ),lodging ho. I7Eaton pl.Heavitree rd

& I I Northernhay place Hayman. Owen, fishmonger, Magdalen road

Hamlin Albt. Jas. wholesale grocer &c. see Peters & Hamlin Hayman Richd. comcl. trav. 8 Springfield, Old Tiverton rd

Hamlyn J ames, inspector of weights & measures &; of petro- Haymes Willie Frank, boot & shoe maker, I Bedford street

leum ; office, Lower market, Fore street, & lamp dealer, Heard James, shopkeeper', 52 Bonhay road & 9 Exe street

90 South street Hearl William John, grocer & provision dealer, & agent for

Hamlyn Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 22 Well street W.&A.Gilbey,Lim. wine & spirit merchants, Richmond rd

Hammett James, dairyman, 175 Sidwell street Hearn Fk. who. shoe mercer & leather mer. IO Waterbeer st

Hammett James Frowde, corn chandler, 4 Lower North st Heath & Bradnee, photographers, 235 High street

Hammett Mary Brice (Mrs.), bill poster, xo Mint Heath Benjamin, builder, Cheeke street

Hammett Roger, tailor, 21 South street Heath George, land agent & surveyor, I Bedford circus

Hampton William Henry, news agent, Io Paul street Jleath Brothers, auctioneers & land agents, 1 Bedford circus

Bancock John & Son, brick & tile makers, Clifton hill Heath James Pulling M.R.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon & vet.

Hancock Gertrude (Miss), lodging house, 20 Summerland st insp.for county ofDevon&city ofExeter,47Wst.Southernhay
Hancock Lucy Ellen (Miss), lodging house, 5 Longbrook ter Heavitree Brewery, Lim. (The) (late Baker & Son), brewers

HancockWm.Hy.ticket writer, 5Blackmore's bldgs.North st & wine & spirit mers. I 14 Fore st.; & Church st. Heavitree

Hannaford John, grocer, 26 North street Hele & Co. organ builders, 9 Bartholomew street east

Barbottle Edward Ball F.R.I.B.A. architect & county sur- Hele's Endowed School (Edward H. Shorto, head master),

veyor of bridges, county buildings &c. County chambers, Hele road, St. David's

Queen street Hele Arthur John, Buller's Arms P.JI. I78 Sidwell street

Harding Edward, lodging house keeper, 13 James street Hellier William & Alfred, butchers, 24 North street

Harding Hubert George, carpenter, joiner & undertaker ; Hellier Henry Thomas, miller (water & steam) & corn mer-

contracts. taken for all kinds of work, East Southernhay chant, City mills, West street

& 9 Ironbridge Hellier Joseph, Cattle Market inn, Bonhay road

Barding William George, baker, 117 Fore street Hellier Richard, fruiterer, I7 Goldsmith street

Harnell Ce.tb. Emily (Miss) & George, drapers, 6 Paris st Helmore Mark, gunsmith, 39 New North road

Harnell Charles Alfred, boot maker, I02 Paris street Helson John, ironmonger & edge tool maker, 84 Fore street

Barris .Ann & Rebecca (Misses), dress makers, 10 Russell Hems Harry & Sons, ecclesiastical art workers, sculptors &

terrace, St. David's carvers in wood & stone, monumentalists, makers of

Harris Sarah Maria & Susan (Misses), tract dep(>t & ser- church fittings & carpenters & joiners &c. Ye Luckie
Horseshoe, Longbrook street ,
vants' registry office, 4 Castle street
Henderson Wm. M.D. physn. & surgn. 18 East Southernhay
Harris Francis William, shopkeeper, 53 Preston street

Barris Frederick, waiter, 5 Radford road, Larkbeare Hepworth J. & Son Limited, clothiers, I87 & 188 High st

Harris George Hardy, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Her Majesty's Prison (Captain Lee Percy Pennethorne,

25 West Southernhay governor; John Mortimer M.B. surgeon; Rev. John

Harris Henry, grocer, 84 Paris street Pitkin, chaplain; William James ~umphry~ chief clerk

Harris Henry Wm. pharmaceutical chemist, 224 High st & clerk to the visiting justices), New North road

Harris Henry William John, organist of St. David's church, Herbert Geo. builder, 2 Friars hl. & 24 Bartholomew st. we

33 Haldon rd. St. David's Herbert Sydney, watch maker, 39 Sidwell street

Harris James, gasfitter, 51 Exe street Bern William, joiner, 9 The Mint

Harris John Delpratt, surgeon, & surgeon to Devon & Exeter Herrin Ella Mary (Mrs.), day school (boys &; girls), 6

hospital, sen. surgeon to Exeter Lying-in Charity & sur- Grosvenor place

geon-major Ist Volunteer Bat. Devonshire Regiment, 45 Hettisll Gordon, watch maker, 63 South street

West Southernbay Hexter Henry, Queen's hotel, 9'l Queen street & wine &.

Harris John Oke, public accountant, 72 Holloway street spirit merchant, 8 North street

Harris Maria (Mrs.), lace &c. cleaner, Cornish pl. North st Hexter Henry, Ship inn, 3 Martin's street

HarriB Richard Thos. bookbinder & statnr. 54 Longbrook st Hexter William, Star stores, I54A, Fore street

Harris Samuel, grocer, 52 Commercial road Heydon Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Rack street

Harris Thomas, baker, I Cathedral yard Bibberd William & Co. wholesale grocers, Queen street

Harris Thomas (Mrs.), dress maker, 5 Church lane Hicks William Henry, builder, 13 Union road
Harria Waiter George (established i of century), builder Higher Barracks(Wm.Gallemore, barrack mstr.), Howell rd

& contractor, house painter & decorator, sanitary plumber Hill &; Son, dairymen, I St. Ann's place, Old Tiverton road

& furnishing undertaker ; office & workshop, Radnor Hill & Ware (Misses), lodging house, 6 Richmond road

house, Wonford road, Mount Radford. See advert Hill Charles, fishmonger, Stepcote hill

Barris Waiter Oke, accountant, 2 Melbourne place, Friars Hill Charles James S. baker, 29 Coombe street

Harrison Henry Baskcomb, surgeon, 2I Magdalen street Bill E. (Miss), dress maker, 13 Portland street
llill Edward Ernest, Eagle tavern, 67 Howell road
Harry Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 19 Clifton road

Hart John, inspector National Society for the Prevention of HillElizaJane(M1ss),dress ma.&milliner, 30WestSouthernhay

Cruelty to Children, -43 Howell road Hill Henry, brass tounder, 29 The Mint

Hart William, Anchor inn, 28 Paul street Bill Henry, fruiterer, 2 Bampfylde street

Bartnoll Charlotte (Mrs.), mantle maker, IS Pavilion place, Hill John, shopkeeper, 3 King street

Magdalen road Hill Maria (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 27 Stepcote hill

Hartnoll Thomas William, solicitor, & clerk to the Land Tax Hill Mary (Mrs.), wheelwright, 27Commercial road

Commissioners for Exeter (city), 12 Bedford circus . Bill Susannah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 29 & 30 Black Boy road

J• DEVONSHIRE. E~ETER.

IHHECTORY.

Hillman James, insurance agent, 37 Summerland. street Horwill Willialn Henry, 'hay & straw dealer, 34 Commercial·

Hine James, lodging house, 5 Queen's terrace, St. David's road & 34 South st

Hirtzel George, solicitor, Irish commissioner, commissioner Hoskins Joseph Paul & Sons, bakers & confectioners, 25

for oaths & clerk to the commissioners of taxes for East Bid well street & 39 High street • •

Exminster division, 12 Bedford circus & Dawlish Hoskins Frederick, carpenter, :2 york cottages, York road

Hiscox John Francis, shirt maker, King's alley, High street Hoskins William George, baker, 54 St. David's hill

Hitchcock Alfred, pork butcher, so Paul street Houlditch Edward Holroyd, solicitor & commissioner fot<-

Hitchcock Charles, pork butcher, 91 Paris street oaths & under-sheriff for Devon, see Battishill & Houlditch

Hitchcock Eliza (Mrs.), butcher, 45 North street Howard Edwin, corn. trav. 6 Salem place, Black Boy road

Hitchcock Henry, pork butcher, 162 Sidw~ll street Howard Jane (Mrs.), poultry dealer, 14 Preston street

Hitchcock John Samuel Pike, cabinet maker, 24 Catherine st Howard Thomas, Royal Oak P.H. George st. & Guinea st

Hitchings Esther Brown (Miss), corset maker & milliner, Howe Frederick, practical watch maker & jeweller ; repairs

I 34A, Fore street by professional workmen done on the premises (established

Hitt -Henry .John (established over so years), builder, go years), I23 Fore street

contractor, undertaker, sanitary & general plumber, hot Hoyle James, professor of music, Wentworth, Devonshire pi

water engineer, house painter & decorator, licensed ap- Hoyte William Alexander, milliner, 4 Magdalen road

praiser, house & estate agent &c. The Rink, Magdalen rd Hubber &. Son (established I855), sanitary & hot water

Hitt Thomas, bird dealer, I2 Smythen street engineers, plumbers, gasfitters, bellhangers, brass

Hitt William, draper, 28 Magdalen street founders & finishers, iron, copper & zinc plate workers,

Hoaken Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 11 Smythen street manufacturers of iron & copper baths, pumps & water-

Hoare John Adams, bricklayer, soA, Sidwell street . closets, plain & ornamental street lamps &c. 85 & 86·

Hobbs William, provision dealer, I$1 Sidwell street South street; workshop, Sun street

Hoblyn Edward Robert, chemist & druggist, I9 South st Hucker Henry, dairyman, We~!t quat'ter

Hock Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 75 Fore street Hucklebridge Wm. John, plumber & gasfitter, I Exe bridge

Hocking Thomas, caretaker, Arcade Huddy Henry & Son, builders, I9 Sidwell street

Hodge Isabella (Miss), shopkeeper, 63 Paris street Ruddy George, builder, see Huddy & Son

Hodge Philip, confectioner, 89 Holloway street Huddy Henry, carpenter, 3 St Olave square •

Hodge Richard, butcher & dairyman, 35 Holloway street Hughes J. J & Co. coal dealers, 29 North street

Hodge Robert, butcher, I2 New Bridge street Humphry William James, chief clerk & clerk to the visiting

Hodge Samuel Middlewick, tailor & draper, 5 Cathedral yard justices, H.M. prison, New North road

Hodge William, tailor, 2 Portland street Hunt Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I6 Portland street

Hodges Brothers, engineers, Exe basin Hunt Tom, baker & confectioner, I53 SidweH street

Hodges Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 28 Friars walk Hunt Waiter Tom, baker, 35 Sidwell street .

Hodgkinson H. Gordon & Co. stock & share brokers, City Hussey & Son, auctioneers, surveyors & trustees in bank-

chambers, Gandy street; telegrams, " Hodgkinson, Ex- ruptcy, I4 Queen street ·

eter." See advertisement Hussey Henry, Golden Lion P.H. 64 Clifton road

Hodgson Ann Maria (Miss), tobacconist, 104 Sidwell street Hussey Mary Miller (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Pennsylvania rd

Hodson Fk. Goddard, silversmith & jeweller, 36 & 37 High st Hussey Theodore, shopkeeper, 77 Summerland street

Holcombe John Barto, baker, I2 Market street · Hutchings & Son, butchers, 4 Eastgate

Holcombe Mary (Miss), tobacconist, IO :Market st Hutchings Frank, collector of poor rates for Close precinct,

Hole William, saddler, I7 & I8 Waterbeer street 4 Penview terrace, Oxford road

Hole William, shopkeeper, 44 Russell street Hutchings George, butcher, I Grendon buildings, Preston st

IIollamby Lydia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 78 Summerland street Hutchings Jas. solicitor & commisnr. for oaths, I$ Gandy st

Holland John, Dove inn, 38 South street Hutt C. M. (Miss), boarding house in connection with the

HoHett Emma (Miss), dress maker, 59 Summerland street High school, Hockwold, Wonford road

Hollett Herbert, commercial trav. 3 Rockside viis. Bonhay rd Huxham & Browns, tanners' engineers, Commercial road

Holloway William Henry, furniture dealer, 77 Paris street Huxham Annie (Miss), teacher of music, 33 Longbrook st

Holman, Ham & Co. chemists & druggists, 74 High street Huxham Henry Reginald, assistant clerk to the Exeter In-

Holmes Charles, plumber & gasfitter, 9 Trinity st. South st corporation of the Poor & registrar of marriages, Ig

Holy Trinity Mission Room & Institute (George Smith, Gandy street

librarian), Friars terrace, Friars green Huxham John, refreshment rooms, 79 Holloway street

Home & Colonial Stores Lim. (The), tea dealers, I89 High st Hyett Edward John, coal merchant, see Taylor & Hyett

Home for Fallen Women (Miss Martha White, matron), 44 HymesMartha (Mrs.), monthly nurse, Cornish pi. North st

Bartholomew street west lncledon Luke, confectioner, 19 Sidwell street

Homceopathic Dispensary (S. Henry Woodgates M.D. medical Incledon Mary J ane (Miss), dyer& cleaner, r9 Summerland st

officer; ~r. Rhodes James, treasurer; A. E. Ward, hon. lngersent Williarn, stock & share broker, agent to the

sec. ; Joseph Abbott, dispenser), 15A, Bedford circus Provident Clerks' Life, Accident & Guarantee Association

Honey John & Co. hot water engineers, 20 North street & the Alliance Life & Fire oftkoe & sec. to the 2nd & 3rd

Honey Albert Louis, public accountant,see Southcott &Honey Exeter Starr-Bowkett (No. 707 & 824) Building Societies,

Honeychurch Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Sun street The Close
Honeywill Jessie (Miss), dress maker, 9 Lansdowne terrace, Ingledon William James, boot & shoe maker, 7 Smythen st

Holloway street Inland Revenue Office (J. Lilburn, supervisor; William

Honniball Wm. Marshall, wine & spirit stores, 34 Paris st Brand Carter, surveyor of taxes; John Oddy, collector),

Hooker Richard, mantle maker, see Hamlin & Hooker 48 Queen street .

Hook way Emily Mary (Mrs.),White Hart hotel, 66 Sout& st Ireland Charles, painter & shopkeeper, 36 Wells street

Hookway Rebecca Burrington (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, Ireland George, provision dealer, 30 Paul street

Higher Market Ireland John, secondhand clothes dlr. 6o Summerland st

Hookway Waiter, baker, 16 Paul st. & confctnr. 2I Queen st Isaac John Vickery, milliner, 147 Sidwell street

Hooper Elijah, boot maker, 2 King st Isaac Richard, boot & shoe maker, 28 .South street

Hooper Elizh. (Mrs.), midwife, 2 School crt. Mary Arches st Isaac Thomas, shopkeeper, 27 West street

Hooper Henry Wilcocks, solicitor & perpetual commissioner Isaacs Edward, goods inspector G. W. Rly. 12 Dinham road

& commissioner & coroner for the city of Exeter, 7 Ivy Harriet (Miss), lodging house, 8 Eaton place

Bedford circus Jackman Daniel, Odd Fellows' Arms P.H. 6o New North rd

Hooper John, stationer, 30 South street James (Edward), Rowe & Co. sheet lead, white lead, glass &

Hooper Louisa (Mrs.), monthly nurse, 4 James street oil & color merchants, looking glass dealers, importers of

Hooper Waiter, decorator, 34A, South street petroleum & benzoline & proprietors of the " Rosaline "

Hooper William Fradd, tarpaulin & machine band manu- oil, I92 High street & 3 Waterbeer street

facturer, saddler & harness maker & saddlers' ironmonger, J.ames J. & Co. coal merchants, Station yard, Howell road

71 Commercial road & Exe Island James Albert R.A.M. teacher of music, 58 Queen street

Hopkins Archaulas Henry, lodgmg house, 8 Northernhay sq James Benjamin, cab proprietor, Magdalen road

Hopkins Charles, marine store dealer, 64 Exe street James George, teacher of music, 7S Black Boy road

Horner & Co. Limited, clothiers, I8o Fore street James H;onry, King's Head P.H. 136 Sidwell street

Hornsey Charles, watch maker, 3 Northernbay street James Henry Moontrich, solicitor & commissioner & clerk

Horrill Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, & post office, 4 Roberts to Tuckers Hall charities, Cathedral yard

road, Larkbeare James John, boot maker, 1 York road

Horspool Frederick, accountant, 40 Elmside James John, hide & valonia merchant, 56 Bonhay road

Horton Arthur, wine & spirit vaults, 49 South street James John, LocomoLive inn, Longbrook terrace

Horwill Amy (Miss), greengrocer, 8 St. David's hill James Saml. commsn. agent, I3 Sun st. & 35 Black Boy rd

Horwill Francis John, baker, 74 Sidwell street J ames Thomas Richard, lodging house, 20 Friars walk

Horwill Frederick, Star & Gq,t'ter P.H. 4 Exe bridge James Thomas Richard, tobacconist, 63 Holloway street

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Jarman Alfred, chimney sweeper, Pancras lane Kingsland Elias, yeast merchant, 34 North street

Jarman Elias, chimney sweeper, Ewing st. West quarter Kingston Thomas, dyer, 16 Arcade

Jarman John, carrier, 62 Commercial road Kingwell & Son, painter, James street & 6o South street

Jarman John Dilling, confectioner, 21 Paris street Kirk Richard, tajlor, 3 The Mint

Ja.rvis Henry, confectioner, 71 Paris street Kirk Thomas, stationer & news agent, 15 Paris street

Ja.\'vis Lucy (Miss), ladies' school, 57 Queen street . Kirkham Henry Bonner, agent to Liverpool Legal Friendly

Jeboult H. P. & Son, glass & china dealers, 198 High street Society, 10 Lansdowne terrace, Holloway street

& 20 Wa.terbeer street Kitson William, shoe maker, g6 Black Boy road

Jefiery John, tailor, 94 Paris street Kitts & Son, merchant tailors, clothiers, hatters, hosiers &

Jellett James William Henry, physician & surgeon {firm, outfitters, 91 & 92 Fore skeet ; & at Plymouth

Kempe & Jellett), ~Salutary mount, Heavitree Kittson John, shopkeeper, 16 Magdalen street

Jennings David, professional cricketer, 9 Friars gate Kivell George,•general haulier, 27 Russell street

Jennings 'fom, greengrocer, 77 Sidwell street Knapman & Co. linen & woollen drapers, silk mercers &.

Jennings William, City Arms P.lil. 23 Stepcote hill carpet warehousemen, 2o6 & 207 High street & 1 & a

Jerman James, builder, 25 Exe street Goldsmith street

Jerman James, solicitor & perpetual commissioner & com- Knapman Theophilus, oil & color merchant, 153 Fore street.

missioner for oaths in the Supreme court, 7 Bedford circus & 32 & 33 Friernhay street

J'erman James, jun. F.R.I.B.A. architect, 5 Bedford circus Kneel Fredk. supt. of Corporation water works, 31 Howell rd

J'erman William, tea dealer, 87 Sidwell street Knight Charles, firewood dealer, 22A, Bartholomew st. east

J'erred James, lodging house, 15 Queen's terrace, St. David's Knight Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Culverland road

Jerred Samuel, grocer & oil merchant, 85 & 86 Sidwellst Knight Thomas, firewood dealer, 55 Longbrook street

Jerrett Thomas, shopkeeper, 49 Exe street Knill James & Co. stock & share brokers, 20 Bedford circus

J ewell Fredk. J ames, tailor, 3 Salem place, Black Boy road Knill Wm.statnr. fancy repository & post office, Magdalen rd

Jewell Frederick James (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Salem place, Knott Kate (Miss), milliner, 7 South street
Knowling Sarah J ane (Mrs.), draper, 44 High street
Black Boy road

Jewell Harriett (Miss},lodging ho. r8 Eaton pl. Heavitree rd Ladies' Association for the Care of Friendless Girls & Free

Jewell James, tailor, 14 Eaton place, Heavitree road Registry Office for Servants (Mrs. Annie Pritchard,.

Jews' Cemetery (Emanuel Jacobs, 103 Houndsditch, Lon- matron), 20 Holloway street

don, trustee), Magdalen street Ladies' Club (Mrs. Ann Hooper, propr.), 7 Northernhaypl

1ohns James, boot maker, 8 Market street, Exeter Laing Charles, furrier & mantle maker, 14, 15 & r6 High st.

Jobnson Ann (Mrs.}, news agent & bill poster, 52 Prestonst Lake John Ellett,silversmith & watch maker, 43 High street.

"ones w. L. & Sons Limited, wholesale dealers & im- Lake John Hinton, pharmaceutical chemist, 41 High street
porters of wines &spirits, & agents for Sir J. Power & Son, Lamacraft Harry, Globe inn, & brewer, Clifton road

. Dublin; Ross & Cameron, Inverness ; E. Gevers & Lamacraft Hy. Hooper, shopkpr. & coal dlr. 45 East John st

Stehelin, Bordeaux, Proprietaires de Cognac, the Phcenix Lamacraft J n. Chas. New Coach & Horses P .H. 146 Sidwell st·

Brewery Co. Dublin &Bass & Co. & Samuel Allsopp & Co. Lamacraft Waiter, wine & spirit vaults, George street

Limited, Burton-on-Trent; ro & 11 Longbrook street Lambert James, forage dealer, 6o Parr street

Jones Frederick George, grocer, 57 South street Land Barton (Mrs.), prof. of music & singing, 19 Dix's field

Jones John, commercial traveller, 17 Lyndhurst road, Lane Edward Henry, dentist, 56 Queen street

Mount Radford Langmead Oliver, coal & coke dealer, 16A, Clifton street

Jones Maria (Mrs.), chair mender, 7 Stepcote hill LarcombeJohn Saml.boys' boarding& day schl. 91 Sidwell st.

J m·dan John Leonard, lodging house, 43 Clifton road Larkbeare Dancing Academy (Oliver M. Kingdon, principal

Joslin George (i\Irs. ), milliner, 46 Summerland street & instructor), 27 Catherine street

Joslin John, greengrocer, 26 Melbourne street Laskey John, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited~

Judd Frederick, hide & skin mer. Black Lion yard, Sun st wine & spirit merchants, 49 Sidwell street

Judges' Lodgings (John Mitchell, caretaker), Larkbeare, Laskey John J<'rancis, North Devon inn, 52 Paul street •

Topsham road Latimer & Glanville, printers & publishers of the " Daily

J ullyan Frank Hy. commercial traveller, 10 Powderham cres Western Times," 143 Fore Street hill. See advert

Kerslake Emma. (Mrs.), news agent, 133 Sidwell street Laughman Thomas, hairdresser, ro Ironbridge

Keat Nicholas Thomas, ironmonger, 2 Sutherland street LaurenceAlfd. Marlborough, p1anofte. wareho. 53 Queen st.

Keene Edwin, tailor, I Centre street, Friar's Laver Solomon John, Prudential Assur. a.gt. 44 Victoria st

Kelland Brothers, corn, seed, forage contractors & manure Law Library Society (established 1833) (Henry Campion,.

merchants, 31 Queen street hon. sec. ; W. Ingersent, librarian), The Close

Kelland Philip, baker, 20 Clifton road Lawless Henry, wine & spirit merchant, 74 South street

Kemp Thomas, tailor, 268 High street Lawless Jas.White Lion family &commercial htl.7 Sidwell st.

Kempe & Jellett, physicians & surgeons, 14 Ea.Southernhay Lawrence John, parish clerk of St. James', 123 SidweH st
Kempe Arthur M. D., M.R.C.P.Edin. physician, medical officer Lea Edith (Miss), ladies' boarding sctl. 1 West Southernhay
of health to the Port of Exeter, towns of Exmonth & Bud- Leach Ambrose, hardware dealer, 21 Lower North street

leigh Salterton & deputy public vaccinator for Exeter, 14 Leach Emily (Mrs.), livery stable keeper, Corn Exchange
stables, Preston street & 68 Black Boy road
East Southernhay

Kendall George,captain of Salvation Army, 16 Friarsgate Lear John, shopkeeper, u Dinham road
Kendrick Charles, collector to the guardians, registrar of Leat John Greenslade, baker, r6 Longbrook street

births & deaths for Western sub-district & relieving officer LeClair Hy. Edward, teacher of french, 22 Powderham cres

for Eastern division, Castle street Lee Albert Edward, wood dealer, 14 Smythen street

Kendrick Sarah Ann (Miss), fancy repository, 87 Paris st Lee Edward, coal dealer, 89 Black Boy road

Kennaway & Co. Limited, wine merchants, Palace gate Lee George, Elephant & Castle P.H. Summerland street

Kenshole William James, relieving officer for Western Lee James, brush maker, 10 Goldsmith street

district, Castle street; res. 79 Howell road Lee J ames, carver &gilder, 21 Culverland road

Kerley & Ellis, archit-ects & surveyors, Gaudy street; & at Lee James, sen. wholesale fishmonger & iron merchant, 3

Exmouth Baring terrace, Weirfield road; 36 Combe street & quay

Kerslake Cornelius, plumber, 71 Sidwell street Lee John, butcher, 19 Preston street

Kerslake George, baker, 52 Clifton road Lee Samuel, bookbinder, 3 Maddock's row

Kerslake James, painter, 124 Sidwellstreet Lee Samuel, carver & gilder, 20 Queen street

Kerslake John, painter, 73 Sidwell street Lee William, baker, 18 Smythen street

Kerswill John, builder, so Commercial road Leigh Da.vid, timber merchant, Bartholomew street west

Kibbey Mary (Mrs.), lodging ho. 2 Albany pl. Heavitree rd Le Mesurier Harry Brook, city chief constable, City Police

:King Blanche (Mrs.), dress maker, 64 Parr street station, Waterbeer street

King Charles Henry, commercial traveller, 13 St. David's Lemmon Eric, pharmaceutical chemist, 47 High street

terrace, St. David's hill Lempriere Jn. Chas. cabinet maker, 31 Bartholomew st. we

King Charles Wesley, tailor, 56 Portland street Lendon Brothers, tea & provision dealers, 90 Fore street
King Francis Joseph, baker,76 Summerland street
Lendon s. &. Sons, wholesale provision merchants &

King Henry, nurseryman, Retreat nursery, Union road cheese factors, Waterbeer street

King John, secondhand bookseller, Higher market Lendon Jas. travelling inspector S.W. rlwy.27 Codrington st.

King John Gould, ironmonger, see Garton & King Lenton & Co. basket makers, 8 Goldsmith street

King John Henry, furniture broker, 64 Farr street Lenton Jessie (Miss), teacher of music, 2 Bartholomew st. ea

King Waiter Nation, statiQner &post office, 103 Sidwellst Lenton Richard, basket maker, 2 .Bartholomew street east

King William, shopkeeper, 26 King street Lethbridge Jn. imprtr.& bonder of wines & spirits,139 Forest

King William Kendall, manager of Fox, Fowler & Co.'s Letheren Mary (Miss), provsn. dlr. & dairy, 18 Magdalen st

Bank, 57 & 58 High street Letheren Thomas Waters, plumber, 29 Friars walk

Kingdon Brothers, painters &;s:. 61ubilee st. Trews weir Letheren William~ saddler & harness maker, 27 North street

Kingdon Henry, painter, see Kingdon Brothers Lewis Henry, shopkeeper, 41 East John street
Kingdon Oliver Mark, painter, 5 Lansdowne ter. Holloway st Lewis John, commercial traveller, 25 Oxfo\'d ter. Oxford rd

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t>IBECTOBY.] DEVONSHIRE. EXETER, ~27

Lewis Richard, grocer, 59 Parr street Mara & Guest, fancy repository, 125 Fore street

Lewis Thomas, chimney sweeper, 67 Clifton road Mardon Henry & Son, painters & decorators, 17r-Bidwell st

Leworthy Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Catherine street Mardon Henry James, accountant, 40 Toronto road

Limebeer Richard, shoe maker, 14 Frog street, Westgate Mardon Lavinia Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Paul street

Limpenny Samuel, umbrella manufacturer, 195 High street Marks Albert William, poulterer, 52 West street

Linscott Tom, pawnbroker, John stl'3et Marks Eliza (Mrs.), King's Arms P.H. 9 West street

Lipton Thomas John, provision dealer, 173 Fore street Marles Richard, Lord Nel'lon ir..n, RnsseH street

Lisle William Richard, watch maker&; jeweller, 179 Forest Marriott Ernest Asa, pianoforte warehouse & music library,

Little John, surveyor for Eastern division of the county, 4 235 High stree~

The Crescent, Mount Radford Marsh Eliza (Mrs.), furrier, 16 James street

Little Waiter Park, carver & gilder, 30 South street Marsh George, oil dealer, so Coombe street
Lloyd H. c. & Son, tobacco, snuff, cigar & cigarette manu- Marsh William, boot maker, 70 Paris street •

facturers, 76 & 77 Fore street ; bonded stores, Coombe st Marsh William Charles, boot cutter, 16 J ames street

Learing John, agent. to Prudential Assurance Co. Limited, Marshall Mary {Mrs.), greengrocer, 148 Sidwell street

49 Summerland street Marshall Wm. shopkeeper, & post office, 2 Mnt. Pleas\lnt rd

Lock John, baker, 66 Sidwell street; 23 Goldsmith street & Martin Rose & Ruth (Misses), dress makers, 42 Magdalen st

g6 Queen street Martin .Ann (Mrs.),lodging ho. r St. J ames' pl. 0 IdTiverton rd

LockWm.certified bailiff & furn. broker,S &9 Summerland st Martin Eleanor (Miss), art needlework depot, 212 High st ·

London Association 'f'or Protection o'F Trade Martin James, shopkeeper, 47 Holloway street

(branch of) (Charles J. Pepprell, sec.), Post Office chmbl'! Martin James W. insurance agent, 40 Portland street

London & South Western Railway Co. (George T. White, Martin John, builder, 53 Summerland street

divisional superintendent; B. J. Fisher, district engineer ; Martin John, butcher, 137 Fore street

goods department S. E. Marsh, district goods agent ; Martin John, lodging house, 5 Northernhay street

Henry Venton, clerk; George Evans, station master), Martin JGhn Arthur, secondhand bookseller, I Martin's st

Queen Street station; receiving office (Chaplin & Co. Martin John May c.E., F.S.I., F.M.S. hydraulic & sanitary

agents), 49 High street & (Waiter Cull, clerk in charge) engineer, 1 Bradninch place, Gaudy ~treet

57 Bonhay road Martin John W. boot maker, 75 East John street

London (The) & West of England Yeast Co. wholesale yeast Martin Joseph, hair dresser, 31 Paris street

importers, 2 Catherine street Martin Lydia Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, r8 The Mint

Loney George, tailor, r Bear street Martin Martin B. .Anchor inn, Exe island

Loney Waiter, tailor, 9 Market street Martin Mary Jane (Miss), dress maker, 74 Victoria street

Long James Frederick, photographic artist, 45 High street Martin Philip, wardrobe dealer, 25 North street

Long William C. baker, 48 Longbrook street Martin Richard, Castle hotel, 20 Castle street

Loosemore Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, 48 Summerland st Martin Tho auctnr. & general valuer, incorporated

Loosemore John, lodging house, rs East Sonthernhay accountant, stock & share broker, house, estate, land, in-

Loram Jas. sewing machine repairer, 86 (back of) Paris st surance & business transfer agent, receiver in Chancery,

Loram Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, r67 & r68 Fore street trustee in bankruptcy; offices, r6 Bedford circus. See advt

Loram Robert, jun. shopkeeper & beer retailer, 43 Well st Martin Thomas, butcher, 96 South street

Lovell Alfred George, market gardener, 4 Baring terrace, Martin William, carpenter, 38 Holloway street

Weirfield road Mashford Eliza (Mrs.), milliner, 225 High street

Lovell Eliza (Mrs.), wardrobe & furniture dlr. 2 & 3 West st Mason HenryBig-ing L.D.S.R.c.s. Eng. dentist,J Bedford circus

Loveluck Edmund R.s.n. medical herbalist & surgeon- Mathew John Waiter Wright 'M.A.oxon, solicitor & com-

dentist, 26 New Bridge street missioner for oaths, see Geare & Mathew

Lovill Lewis, supt. Pearl Life Assur. Co. Lim. 42 Clifton rd Matthews Alexander, cabinet maker, 23 Paris street

Lucas &; Lucas, auctioneers, Guildhall chambers, High st. Matthews Henry, fruiterer, Magdalen road & market gar-

& 105 Fore street dener, Pavilion place, Magdalen road

Lucas Arcbibald John, surveyor, see Lucas & Lncas Matthews Samuel, hair dresser, Upper Paul street

Lucas John Soper, auctioneer&; valuer, see Lucas & Lucas Matthews Thomas, tailor, 20 Melbourne street; Friars

Luget Brothers, tarlors & woollen drapers, 242 High street Maunder Frederick James, house decorator, 89 Paris street

Luing George, dairyman, 31 Gandy street Maunder Samuel, shopkeeper, 65 Clifton road

Luke Edmund William (firm, Bremridge & Luke), solicitor Maunder William, currier & leather seller, uS Fore street

& commissioner for oaths, & hon. sec. Western Counties Maw Thomas, printer, 26 Catherine street

Musical Association), 5 Bampfylde street May J oseph & Co. ironmongers, 99 South street

Lumb George, milliner, 86 Queen street May George William, Grosvenor wine & spirit vaults, :u

Luscombe Edwin Light & Son, builders, architectural stone Sidwell street

carvers &c. 55 Sidwell street May John, boot maker, nr Sidwell street

Luscombe Edwin Light, surveyor of ecclesiastical dilapida- May Richard, fishmonger, 152 Sidwell street •

'ions for the archdeaconry of Exeter, 55 Sidwell street May William, boot maker, Edmund street •
May William, grocer, 24 New Bridge street
Lntley &; Brunt, hop & seed merchants, Paris street

Luxmoore John, tailor, ro6 Black Boy road Maynard James, shopkeeper, 68 Holloway road

Luxton Simon, plasterer, 9 Colleton buildings, Friars Mayne James, lodging house, II Eaton place, Heavitree rd

Lying-in Charity (Mrs. Frances Kingwell, matron; E. A. Mead James Henry, New Market inn, 5 Goldsmith street &

Brash, hon. sec.), 49 Magdalen street 12 Waterbeer street

Lyon Williarn & Co. stationers, printers & account book Meade-King Waiter, manager of the Wilts & Dorset Bank,

makers &c. 223 High street ; & at Olney, Bucks 38 High street

Lyons Joseph & Sons, jewel1ers, 1 & 3 George street Mears Mary Ann (Mrs.), grindery dealer, 7 Paul street

McCrea Andrew, tailor, see Armstrong,McCrea & Co Mears William, leather seller, 10 Summerland street

McDermott John George, bandmaster of militia, 8 Park rd Mears Wm. Hemy, ecclesiastical & general carver, sculptor

Mackeith John M.B., c.M. surgeon, & medical officer No. 3 & modeller in wood & stflne; awarded two prize medals,

district, Exeter union, 19 Eaton place, Heavitree road 21 North street

Mackey Arthur Johnston B.A. barrister-at-law, 2 'fhe Close Medical Library (James Bankart M.B. treasurer & Henry

McLeod Robert, lodging house, 25 Longbrook street Andrew, hon. librarian), Devon & Exeter hospital

Maddocks William, greengrocer, 67~ South street Medland Edward, Poltiruore inn, 167 Sidwell street

Madge & Son, wine & spir1t merchants, 10 High street Medland Henry, Acorn inn, r5 Magdalen street

Magdalen Almshouses, Magdalen road Melhuish GeOTge, tailor, 3 Centre street, Friars

Mallet John Aubrey, dentist, 4 Bedford circus Melhuish John Underhill, commercial traveller, 5 Clifton hl

Mallett John Whiddon, inland revenue officer, 48 Queen Melhuish John W. hardware dealer, 48 High street

street & 30 Raleigh road Melbuish Thomas John, bookbinder, & collector of poor rates

Mandley John, wholesale grocer, 25 Catherine street for the parish of St. Pancras, 7 Waterbeer street -

Manley Elizabeth (Miss), upholstress, 75 South street Membury Charles, tailor, 20 Albert street

Manley Harry, secondhanrl bookseller, 57 Mary Arches st Membury Sarah Jane (Mrs.), Jadies' nurse, 20 Albert street

Manley Henry, grocer, 174Sidwell street Meredith Frederick John, teacher of music, 3 Northemhay

Manley Sarah (Miss;, baker, Magdalen road square, Northemhay t~treet

Mann Hannah (Mrs.), laundress, 8o Paris street Merrick Alfred Benj. & Son, oil & color mers. 95 Fore st

Manu James, beer retailer, 1 Paul street Merrick Alfred Benj. commercial traveller, 29 Blackball rd

Manning G. & Co. jewellers, 10 Colleton buildings, The Friars Merrifield Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, Exe island ·

Manning Anne (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Smythen street Michelmore Hy. solicitor, & clerk af the peaceforthecounty

Manning Mary (Mrs. )1 dress & mantle m a. 10 Colleton bldngs of Devon, clerk to the county Lieutenau~.:y &to the County

Mansfield .Frank George, furniture dealer, 33 North street. Council, perpetual commissioner & commissioner for

Mapledoram Mary Ann (~lrs.), ladies' outfitter, 3 & 4 Arcade oaths, The Castle

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Michelmore.. Henry William, solici¥>r, deputy clerk, Qf the Munk Edwin .J, iron, steel & nail merchant.' whoTe-zale

peace & county clerk, 20 Cathedral yard builders' & general ironmonger & ironmongers'

Middle School for Girls (Miss Pemberton, mistress), Penn- valuer, I3, 14, IS & I6 Waterbeer st. See advert

sylvania road Munro Hector John. dairyman, 3 Castle street

Midland Railway Co.'s Enquiry Office (Jared T. G. Ward, Murch, Goff & Co. confectiOners, Cathedral yard

district agent), I3 Queen street Murch George, painter, I3 Clifton road

Mildon Carolina (Miss ),lodging ho.II Belmont pl,Belmont rd Murrin Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18 Mount Radford sq.

Miles Robert Louis, commercial traveller, 55 Pennsylvania rd Wonford road

Milford, Snow & Co. bankers, see City Bank Mutti Domonico, ice cream dealer, 3I North street

Milford T. & Son, wheelwrights &c. Bonhay road Mutual Life Assurance Co. of New York (Joseph Jular,

Milford Mark, tailor, 68 Victoria street manager), 9 Arcade

Milford Selina (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 85 Holloway st Napier George Lennox, pharmaceutical chemist, 56 South st

Miller & Lilley,coal mers. ISO Sidwell st.&Statn.yd.Howell rd Narramore Edward Jas. trav.draper,33 Bartholomew st.east

Miller Robert, tailor, 27 James street National Provincial Bank of England Limited (William

Miller Robert Henry, builder ; workshop, SA, Guinea street, Cotton, manager), 59 Highst. & Cathedral yard; draw on

& tubacconist, 8 Milk street head office, London E c

Miller Waiter Alfred, hair dresser, 27 New Bridge street NationalSociety's Depot(atWm. Pollard&Co.), 39&4oNorth st

Millman Albert & Wilham, builders, Melbourne st. Friars National (The) Telephone Co. Lim. (J. A. Bonathan, local

Millman William, builder, see Millman Albert & William manager), Castle chambers, Castle street

Mills Harry Montague, builder, 44 Paris street Nelder William Barons M.R.c. v.s. (late J. A. Collings),

Mills Robert John, house decorator, g6 Paris street veterinary surgeon & shoeing forge, 33 Paul street

Milman Richard, refreshment rooms, 2 Sun street Netting Mrs. Ann, lodging house, I Eaton place

Milton E. & Co. rag merchants, Exe island New Zealand Mutton Co. Limited, butchers, 85 Fore street

Milton & Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 265 High street Newberry Alfred, plumber, x6Paris street

Milton Henry, shopkeeper, I2 Frog street, Westgate Newberry Alfred Henry, plumber, x8oA, Sidwell street

Milton William, chimney sweep, 59 Exe street Newberry Joshua., shopkeeper & beer retailer, I9 Well street

MitchellRt.Jn. Chas. &Son, monumntl. masons,64Magdalen st Newbery Ellen & Kate (Misses), dress mas. 65 Magdalen st

Mitchell & Son, painters, decorators &c. 8 Bartholomew st. Newbery Edward, plumber, 34 Holloway st

east. See advertisement Newbery Wm. market gardener, Wonford rd. Mt. Radford

Mitchell Edwin, boot maker, 23 North street Newbery William Henry, butcher, 3 Goldsmith street

Mitchell John, carpenter & joiner, 2 Headwell ter, Well st Newcombe & Co. ironmongers, 109 Fore street

Mitchell Rob~:rt, commercial traveller, IS Howell road Newcombe Henry, jeweller, hosier & toilet club, High st

Mitchell Samuel, baker, 36 Russell street Newcombe Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, x6 Chute street

MitchellSaml. boot maker, Lougbrook gdns. Longbrook ter Newcombe Sarah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, IO Dinham rd

Mitchell Samuel, builder, I5 Parr street Newcombe Walter Robert, mineral water manufacturer, 56

Mitchell Thomas, shopkeeper, I Hoopern street Summerland street

Mitchell Thos. Goldsworthy, woollen merchant, see Barrons, Newcombe Wm. Hy. coal & wood dealer, 28 & 30 Preston st

Nicholls & Mitchell Newman J. H. Lim. grocers, tea dealers, provision merchants

Mock Richard, poulterer & game dealer, Martin street & patent medicine vendors &c. ; City tea supply, 213 &

Modley SL chimney sweeper,2 David cottages,Mary Archesst 214 High street ; 24 Goldsmith st. ; Times Co-operative

Mole Edward, carriers' agent, 26 Paris street stores, 6 Sidwell street; food market, Longbrook street

Mondy John, butcher, 120 Sidwell street Newman Hannah (Mrs.),lodgng.ho.2 Bystock ter.St.David's

Moone John L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, 52 Queen street Newton John, butcher, 57 Commercial road

Moore Annie (Miss), refreshment rooms, 32 Paul street Newton Sarah (Mrs.), laundress, 5 Southernhay gardens

Moore Fanny (Mrs.), lodg. ho. 12 Ironbridge & I Dinham rd Newton William Parker, baker & confectioner, IS North st

Moore James Philip, coach builder, 39 Elmside Nicholls Charles Henry, builder, I Albert street

Moore Jane (Miss), dimng rooms, 5 West street Nicholls Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 6 I<'riars gate

Moo re Lorenzo, commission agent & turf accountant, 1 Post Nicholls Nicholas, woollen merchant, see Barrons, Nicholls

Office street, Bedford circus & Mitchell I

Moore Thomas, chiropodist, 7 East Sonthernhay Nichols James, watch maker, 22 Paris street

Moore William Francis, hair dresser, 30 High street Nicks Jessie (Mrs.). tobacconist, II Paris street

Morgan Amos, cab proprietor, 3:'l Victoria street Nike Josiah, tobacconist, 2 New Bridge street

Morgan Edwin, butcher, I22 Sidwell street Nitro-Phosphate (The) &Odams Chemical ,l.VIanure Co. Lim.

Morgan John, watch & clock maker, 83 South street (J. P. Rippon, manager), County chambers, Queen street

Morgon Charles, Honiton inn, 74 Paris street Nobbs Robert, wood turner, 12 Sun street

Morgon William, dairyman, I62A, Sidwell street Norcombe Thomas, commercial traveller, 30 Longbrook st

Morle John, watch maker & tobacconist, 166 Sidwell street Norcombe Tom (Mrs.), milliner, 21 Arcade, High street

Morris James, dairyman, 2 George street Norman & Pring, mild, pale ale & porter brewers, The

Morris James, shopkeeper, 31 Coombe street City Bre-ery, Commercial road

Morrish .Albert, butcher, 42 South street Norman J ames, brewer, see Norman & Pring

Morrish William, Queen Victoria P.H. Exe island Norman James John, grocer & wine & spirit merchant, &

Mortimer George & eo. drapery warehousemen, Market agent for W. & A. Gilbey, 7 Magdalen road & 1 Albany

street ; telegraphic address, " Sta1Ia," Exeter place, Heavitree road

Mortimer &Tozer,brush,basket&faucy warehouse,234High st Norman J ames John, Mount Radford inn, Magdalen road
Mortimer w.& Son,stock & share brokrS.I4 Bedford circus Norman John Evomy, brewer, see Norman & Pring

Mortimer John M. B. (firm, Perkins & Mortimer), surgeon, Norman Thomas, basket maker, 40 Paris street

29 Sidwell street Norrington Henry&. Son, oil cake & manure merchants

Mortimer John Frank, dyer & cleaner, 14 South street &agricultural implement agents, Bonhay road

Mortimer William Sanford, stock & share broker & sec. to Norrish Bessie (Miss), dress maker, 25 Dix's field

the Provident Permanent Building Society, I4Bedfrd.circus Norrish Mary C. (Mrs.), lodging house, 24 Dix's field

MortimoreArth. Jn. farmer, Hoopern farm, Pennsylvania rd Norrish Susan (Mrs.), lodging house, 4I West Southernhay

Mortimore Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West street Northam Frederick, shopkeeper, 2 Bloomtree ter. Well st

Mortimore John, Victoria inn, 37 Victoria street Northcote George, tailor, 5 Guinea street

Mortimore John, wood dealer, 19 Smythen street Northcott William, coach smith, 27 Magdalen street

Mortimore Samuel, brass finisher, 4I Bartholomew st. east Northernhay Club (T. Lessey Derry, hon. sec.), 8 Northern-

·Mortimore Thomas, boot maker, 28 Coombe street hay place

Moss Harry, tailor & woollen draper, I8 South street Northernhay Hotel (Miss Emily Gitsham, proprietress), 9

Moss William, boot maker, Ewing street, West quarter Northernhay place

Mousell Brothers, furniture removers & depository, Londo:q. Northway Emanuel R. collector of general district & water

Inn square ; & at London, Leeds, Manchester, Gloucester, rates, 3I Blackall road

. Birmingham, Liverpool &c NorthyMiss, dress maker, 61 Black Boy road

Moxey Hubert, wood turner, 39 Catherine street Norton Wilham, Victoria restaurant, 32 Queen street

Moxey Milford Kemp, jeweller & watch ma. 5 .Arcade, High st Norton William John Jenkins, stationer, I85 Sidwell street

Moyson Elizabeth Jane (Miss), corset maker,JI Richmond rd Norwich Union Fire & Life Office (James Templeton, district

Mudge Richard, greengrocer, 44 Coombe street manager), 59! High street

Mudge Richard John, coal dealer, Coombe street Nosworthy Charlotte (Miss), girls' day school, II Verney pi.

Mugford Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 & 4 Bampfylde ,street Sidwell street

Mugford George Henry, parish clerk of Holy 'frinity & agent Nott William (.Mrs.), butcher, 67 South street

for Exeter Relief Society, 25 Magdalen street Nou.rse William Edward Charles F.R.C.S.Eng. surg. I Bou-

Mugford Thomas, shopkeeper, I7 Coombe street verie place, Magdalen road

Mnmford William, draper, see Saunders &Mumford Oatway William, builder, 44 Bonhay road

MundellStphn.L.n.s.B.C,S.Eng.dentl,surJ.38WestSouthernhy Odd Fellows' Hall (William Amery, sec.), 6 Bamfylde street

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Offices of the Official Receiver in Bankruptcy (ThomaS Pearse Alfred Thomas, gas meter inspector, Lower market

Andrew, receiver), 13 Iledford circus Pearse Julia. Maria. (Mrs.), fancy repository, r83~ Sidwell st

Oliver Brothers, wholesale fish, fruit & provision mer- Pedler Henry, printer, 23 Waterbeer street

chants, Waterbeer street Pedrick & Brice, jobmasters & dealen in horses, Devon &

Oli..-er George, boot & shoe manufacturer, 29 & 200 High Exeter horse bazaar, Paris street

street & 83 ~ore street Pemberton Ma-ry (Miss), head mistress of the Middle School,

Oliver Thomas, North Bridge inn, 6 St. David's hill 7 Prospect park

Oliver William Henry, vice-consul for France, Waterbeer st Pengelly John, shopkeeper, 21 Parr street

Olleff Lewis, clerk Exeter cemetery, r8 Bedford circus Pengelly Robert, builder, 3I Magdalen street

Oratorio Society (established l84f>) (A. H. Guest & .J. D. Pengelly Thomas, dyer & cleaner, 33 Paris street

Hillier, hon. secs.), J:99 High street Pengilley William John, plumber, 43 Sidwell street

Orchard Frederick Henry Hooper, solicitor & clerk to the Pennington Andrew, toy dealer, 68 Sidwell street

feoffees of St. fetrock & St. Lawrence & Exeter Episcopal Pennington John, dairyman, II Waterbeer street ·

schools, 17 Castle street Pepprell Charles J. se<'retary of the London Association for

Orchard Joseph Edward, statuary & monumental sculptor, the Protection of Trade (branch of), Post Office chambers

marble & slate chimney piece manufacturer & encaustic Percy & Carlton, dress makers, 5 Albany pl. Heavitree rd

tile merchant ; show rooms & works, 4 Clifton road Perkins & Mortimer, surgeons, 29 Sidwell street

Orchard Wm. Tbos. corn. traveller, 2 Elm grove, St. David's Perkins Alfred Roberts Steele L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon (firm,

Organ Esther (Miss), dress maker, I Queen's ter. St. David's Perkins & Mortimer), 29 Sidwell street

Osborne James, scale maker, ro Guinea street Perkins Frank Pince, public analyst & inspector of gas,

Osborne Mark, tailor, 29 Paul street Cathedral yard

Osborne Wilmot, fishing rod & tackle manufr. 251 High st Perkins John Steele F.R.c.s.Eng. surgeon, I Palace gate

Osman Henry, butcher, West quarter Perriam George Henry, boot maker, 7 Catherine street

Otton Waiter, general ironmonger, 135B & uo Fore st Perring Anna Maria. (Miss),refreshment rooms, xg8Sidwell st

Otway Edward, supt. of Salvation Army, 19 Union road Perry Edwin Charles, sec. Devon Liberal Federation, Castle

0"\"'ermass Geo. S. furniture dealer, 94 South st. & Guinea st chambers, Castle street

Packham &Croote, architects & surveyors, 93 Paris street Perry Frederick Thomas, shopkeeper, 8 Guinea street

Packham William & Son, truss manufrs. 19 Queen street Perry John, wheelwright, Summerland street

Paddon George, builder, IO Parr street Perry ,John Prideaux, boot maker, 4I Summerland street

PadfieldWm. A. mangr.ofExeterGasWorks ; office, 248High st Perry Lily Eva (Miss), milliner, 54 Snmmerland street

Palk Thomas, wood dealer, 2 Sagona terrare, Parr street Perry 'Thomas, fly proprietor, 54 Summerland street

Palmer Emma & Pauline (Misses), dre!ts makers, 4 George st Peter Wm. keeper of the Castle, The Lodge, Castle street

Palmer (W. G.) & Sawdye, coal factors & dealers, I4 Queen Peters & Hamlin, tea, coffee & provision merchants, whole-

street, St. David's station & Queen Street stat.lon sale grocers, importers &commission agents, The Old Post

Palmer & Co. bakers, 68 & 69 South street office, Queen street

Palmer Arthur R. verger at Cathedral, 8 Lower Southernhay Peters Frank, grocer, 48 Paul street

Palmer John Henry, boot maker, 14 Robert~ rd. Larkbeare Peters John, cabinet maker & furniture dealer, 114 & II5

Pardon Henry, Dolphin inn, I7 Market st Fore street ; warehouse, King street

Pardon William, dairyman, 101 Paris street Petherbridge Emma (Miss), dairy, 35 Longbrook street

Parker Charles Henry, lodging house, 6 Northernhay place Petherick & Sons, solicitors, 8 West :::louthernhay

Parkes Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 49 Mary Arches street Petherick Edward, solicitor, see Petherick & Sons

Parkhouse Charles, grocer, I6 Lower North street Petherick John William, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Parkhouse Edwin, draper, ro & II Lower North street see Petherick & Sons

Parkhouse Fred, grocer & beer retailer, 109 Illack Boy road Petherick William John, solicitor, see Petherick & Sons

Parkhouse Thomas, jobbing gardener, I2 Exe street Pethybridge Jn. Cowley Bridge inn, & dairymn. Qowley brdg

Parkhouse William, lessee of market tolls, Lower market Pett William, chief officer fire brigade, New North road

Parkin Francis & Sons, iron & brass founders, bar iron & Phillips James. & Mary Ann (Mrs.), coaoh builders, 46 Rus-

steel merchants, Bonhay & Eagle foundries sell street & Paris street

Parkin James, lodging house, I Bystock terrace, St. David's Phillips Elizabeth (Miss), crape cleaner, 2 Bear street

Parkinson George .Fredk. commercial trav. 9 Richmond rd Phillips Francis, china & glass dealer, I Arcade & 9 Eastgate

Parkyn Emma (.Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 47 Longbrook st Phillips Henry, bu lder & contractor, roo Paris street;

Parkyn James, cooper, 25 Sun street & Coombe street works, North street, Heavitree

Parr Eliza (l\lrs. ), sho!)keeper, 42 PorUa.nd street Phillips Robert, Elephant inn, 37 North street

Parr Henry Toms, travelling draper, 23 :Friars walk Phillips Samuel, hay & straw dealer, Coombe street, & corn

Parr Lonisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 58 Howell road merchant, 59 South street

Parr Samuel, tailor, 15 Codrington street Pickard Harry Sidney, dairy, 48 West Southernhay

Parrish John, watch maker & optician, 30 Paris street Pickford & Co. carriers (Frederick Stickland, agent), 4 King

Parsons Edward, fish merchant, Quay street & Smythen street

Parsons Harry John Donne,surveyor, see Dymond & Parsons Pidgeon Samuel, greengrocer, 17 Lower North street

Parsons Jessie (lVIrs. ), shopkeeper, West quarter Pidsley Emmeline (Mrs.), apart,s. 5 Bystoek ter. St. David's

Parsons Joseph, accountant, 2 Baring ter. Weirfield road Pidsley Richard Henry, baker, 66 & 67 St. David's hill

Parsons Robt. Hy. wholesale stationer & post office,I54Fore st Pike Geo. stationer, newsagent & post master, 37 Magdalen st

Partridge Charles, shopkeeper, I Smytben st Pike Henry, miller & corn factor, Rowntree mill, New

Pasmore George Frederic~ L.D.S.R.c.s.I.dental surgeon, hon. Bridge street & 2 Cowick street, St. Thomas

dentist to the Wes';ern Counties Idiot Asylum, Speranza, Pike John, bill poster, 2 Quay lane

High street Pike Luke, insurance agent, 26 Richmond road

Passmore & Cole. saddlers & harness makers, 44 North st :I;'ike William, jobbing gardener, I9 Pavilion pi. Magdalen rd

Passmore Frances & Bessie (Mis3es), dress makers, 13 Brook- Pile Francis, dairyman, r 13 Sid well street

green terrace, Well street Pill Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West quarter & 25 Frog

Passmore Frederick, carpenter, 28 Toronto road street, Westgate

Passmore George, market gardener, 53 West street Pilley J. & Co. outfitters, 35 High street

Passmore Henry, builder, see Ham & Passmore Pilley Frederick, grocer, 7 New Bridge street

Patten Harry, Sawyers Arms P.H. Preston stree't. Finder & Tuckwell, tailors, hatters, hosiers & outfitters, 191

Paul Charles, Summerland inn, 64 Summerland street High street & 20 New Bri lge street

Pavey J ane (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Salem pl. Black -.Boy yd Pinn Charles, architect & surveyor, 3 Wonford road

Payne William, cab proprietor, 15 Trinity street, South st PinnJas.Gould,m:\Ster of Devon&ExeterCentral scW.Rack st

Payne William, chief clerk&superintendent of police (county) Pinn James Philips, corn. traveller, 6 Oxford ter. Oxford rd

head quarters division, New North road Pinn John Morgan, architect & surveyor, 3 East Southernhay

Pearce Edwin Thomas, fancy repository, I 8 & 19 Arcade Pinnell Charles Edwin, butcher, 47 Paul street ,

Pearce Henry Robert, teacher of the violin, 23 Well street Pinniger Charles John, linen draper, 158 Fore street

Pearce Joseph, shopkeeper, 45 Clifton road Pioneer Coffee Tavern (Frank Cole, propr. ), West quarter

Pearce Joseph Harwood, herbalist, 28 Longbrook street Piper Alice & Emily (Misses), general drapers, 122 Forest

Pea.rce Martha (Miss), lodging house, 63 Magdalcn street PiperSophia&Emma(Misses),jewllrs.&silvrsmths.241High sfl

Pearse E. &. Co. bone mills & wholesale rag merchants, Piper Charles, see. of the Devonshire Liberal Club & liberal

Shilhay; depots, 17 8un street & West stree~; & at election agent lor South Molton parliamentary division, 6

Teignmouth, Torquay, Exmouth & Barnst.1.ple Old Tiverton road

Pearse .Jatnes &. Co. lTianufacturers of hand-made Piper George Piper, hair dresser, 253 High street

hosiery1 wholesale & retailline.n, woollen & fancy drapers, Piper James, fruiterer, 62 Longbrook street
silk mercers, hosiers, haberdashers, glover~~, dress & mantle Plimsole Robert.. builder & sexton of St. Leonard's church,

makers, milliners, furnishing uadertakers, warehousemen :r Weirfield place, Weirfield road

&c. 170 & I7l .Fore street Pocknell George Reginald, coal merchant, ro East Southern-

Pearse AlexauderSa.ml. registrar of births & deaths,6.)Paris st hay & Station yard, Howcll road .

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Pocknell George, stock & share broker, IO East Southernhay Railing Octavius, architect, 9 Bedford circus ·

Pollard William & Co. printers &stationers, 39 & 40 North st Rattenbury Charles, painter, 3 Lansdowne ter. Holloway st

Pollard Frederick, stock & share broker, city· auditor & seCJ Rattenbury Henry, draper, I81 Fore street

to the Exeter Theatre Royal Co. Limited & Bude Harbour Rawling Catherine (Miss), lodging house, 1 Northernhay st

& Canal Co. I Bedford circus Rawling Ha.nnah (Mi~s), apartments, 8 Northernhay street

Pomroy Stephen, waiter, 65 Summerland street Raymond William, fancy draper, 254 High street

Ponsford Sarah Ann (Miss), dress maker, 2I Portland street Read Herbert, flculptor & wood carver, 13I Sidwell street

Pook John, grocer, I26 Fore street Reader l<'rederick Hubbard, coach builder, 29! East South·

Pook William, butcher, 48 Sidwell street ernhay & baker, 3 Milk street

Pook William, naturalist, 147 Fore street Raddaway Elizabeth Oram (Mrs.), linen draper, 8o South st

Pope J. & S. P. solicitors, 26 Gaudy street Reerl Charles, Three Tuns inn, 8 High street

Pope Charles James, Windsor Castle P.H. Summerland st Reed Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 Summerland street

Pope John, greengrocer, 32 Paris street Reed Henry, boot maker, Post office, 87 Queen street

Pope John, jun. M.A. solicitor, see Pope J. & S. P Reed John William, accountant & auctioneer & collector of

Pope Sydney Philip, solicitor, see Pope J. & S. P poor's rates for St. Kerrian, St. Petrock & St. Lawrence

Pope William, jun. B. A. solicitor, see Sparkes & Pope parishes & collector of the general district & corporation

Pople Robert, New London inn, family hotel & posting water rates, 6 Castle street

house, London Inn square & Globe hotel, Newton Abbot Reed Mary Ann (Mrs.), dairyman,6 Russell ter. St. David's hl

Po~man John, builder, 72 Paris street Reed Samuel, chimney sweeper, Strong's court, Sidwell st
• Portbury Joseph, joiner, 2 Northernhay street Reed Thomas, currier, 35 North street

Portbury William, shopkeeper, 2 Northernhay street Reeder James Waters, boot maker, 1 Temple rd. Larkbeare

Porter Algernon Sidney, refreshment rooms, 18 Sun street Reid Fredk. 'freeby, watch ma. & jewellel', 177 Sidwell st

Potter Frederick Hookings, tailor, 43 Paul street Religious Tract Society (Exeter branch) (James R. Eadie,

Potter John, dealer in lamp oils, 17 Melbourne street hon. sec.) ; dep6t, Cathedral yard

Potter John, picture frame ma. & confectnr. 84 Holloway st Rendells Edwin, confectioner (wholesale), Summerland cres

Powell Frances (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 18 Friernhay street Rendle Montague, professor of music, 3 Eaton place

Powell John, waiter, 53 Sidwell street · Restall Albert, dyer & cleaner, 132A1 Sidwell street
Pratt Henry Furby, Devonport inn, 122 Fore street Restell Alfd.Albert, Prudential assur. agt. 7 Northernhay s q

Pra.tt John Marchant., auctioneer & valuer, 7 Commercial Rew Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 6 Longbrook terrace

chambers, Gaudy street Rex Henry John, printer &c. 3 Lower Southernhay

Presto:Q. Jas. Edwin, Golden Eagle P.H. s6Bart.holomew st. we Reynolds Charles Samuel, tailor, 29 Chute street

Preston John, shopkeeper, 41 Coombe street Reynolds David, builder, 102 Black Boy road

Pretty Robert, hair dresser, 264 High street Reynolds Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Springfield road

Price William, general dealer, 10 Edmund street Reynolds Henry, shopkeeper, II Black Boy road

Prickman&Risdon,solctrs.PostOffice chmbrs.; &a.tOkehmptn Rice Frauces (Mrs.), greengrocer, 62 Holloway street

Prickman Ernest Frederic, fishing rod & tackle & fly manu- Rice Frederick Michael, ironmonger, 172 Sidwell street

facturer; sole maker of the celebrated "Angel" or Rice George, poultry dealer, 29 West street

'' Totnes" minnow, 12 North street. See advertisement Rice George, shopkeeper, West street

Prickman John Dunning, solicitor & commissioner tor oaths Rice James, last & boot tree maker, 6 The Mint

& perpetual commissioner & coroner for Devon, see Rice William, last & boot tree maker, 19 West street

Prickman & Risdon Rice William, plumber & gasfitter, 7 St. Da.vid's hill

Pridham Mary Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, 58 Mary Arches st Richards Alfred, shopkeeper, 13 Paul street

Pridham William Henry, leather cutter, 59 Mary Arches st Richards Lottie (Miss), dress maker, II Paris street

• Prince William, shopkeeper, 32 Snmmerland street Rid William, shopkeeper, 29 Bartholomew street east

Pring Thomas Carter, brewer, seeNorman & Pring Riddell Andrew, collector of customs, Custom house, Quay

Pring Waiter, brewer, see Norman & Pring Ridge Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 85 East John st. Clifton rd

:Prudential Assur. Co. Lim. (Thos. Sewell,supt. ), 16 Queen st Ridge William, furniture remover, 21 & 61 Commercial rd

Probert Francis, tailor, see Coles & Willats Rippon Henry Ellis, auctioneer,see Thompson,Rippon & Co

Prouse Walter Jas. boot ma. 23 Magdalen st. & 55 Clifton rd Risdon Arthnr Felix, solicitor, see Prickman & Risdon, Post

Pront William, baker & confectioner, II5 Black Boy road Office chambers, Queen street

Provident Life Office (branch of) (Conrtenay H. Edmonds, Roach Alice & Elizabeth (Misses), dress makers, I3 East

district manager), County chambers, Queen street Southernhay

Provident Permanent Building Society (William Roach Amelia Eliza (Mrs.), milliner, 43 East Southernhay

S. Mortimer, sec.), 14 Bedford circus Roach James, bookbinder, see Cross & Roach

Prowse Henry Richard, plumber, 69 Paris street Roach Samuel, shopkeeper, 3 King William ter. Spiller st

Public Vaccination Office (Charles Ashford, vaccinating Roach Williarn F.R.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon & shoeing

officer), 6 Bampfylde street forge, York house, York road

Pnddicombe Fred, confectioner, 7 Milk street Roberts & Son, boot & shoe makers, I Sidwell street

Pnddicombe Samuel, painter, 24 Waterbeer street Roberts & Son, fishmongers, 10 Queen street

Pugsley Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 102 Sidwell street Roberts A. (Mrs.), fancy draper, 23 Arcade

Pnllinger Frank M. A. organizing sec. County Council Tech- Roberts Charles Tanner Kiugdon, solicitor, & commissioner

nical Education Committee; office, 46 Queen street & clerk to Budleigh Salterton local board, 10 Bedford circus

Pulman Maria (Mrs.), dress ma.. 11 Bartholomew st. east Roberts Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 12 Portland street

Pulman Susan (Mrs.), dress maker, 97~ Paris street Roberts George, travelling draper, 13 Northernhay street

Pulsford James, draper, 196 & 197 High street Roberts James, boot & shoe maker, 83 Paris street

Punsfer Emily (Miss), dress maker, 40 Magdalen street Roberts John, lodging house, 24 East Southernhay

Pnrnell Thomas Bethel & Sons, coal, coke & tile merchants, Roberts John, tailor, Eden cottages, Paris street

263 High street & Queen street, Station yard Roberts Lionel, surgeon, 32 West Southernhay

:Purnell Rowland Samuel, agent for the Orient & Castle lines Roberts William Melhuish, tailor, Martins street

of steamers & the Employers' Liability Assurance Corpor- Robertson John Comming, locksmith, 10 Guinea street

ation Limited, 263 High street Robertson John Cummings, smith, 26 Friars walk

Pye Henry Stockman, butcher & collector of market tolls, Robey Thomas, Era. hotel, 14 Sidwell street •

88 Holloway street Robins Louis S. coal merchant, Queen Street station

Pyle Charlotte (Mrs.), greengrocer, n6 Sidwellstreet Robins William, coal merchant, 54 Sidwell street & Station

Pyle William, boot maker, I Southernhay gardens yard, Howell road '

Pyne & Sons, brush manufrs. & fancy dlrs. q8 & 149 Forest RoeJohn William, commercial travllr.sHaldon rd.St.David's

Fyne Gertrude (Mrs.), tobacconist, uo Fore street Rogers Ann (Mrs.), grocer, o Queen street

Fyne Henry, confectioner & greengrocer, 76 Paris street Rogers E. T. sculptor & mason, 108 Sidwellstreet

Quick Henry & Co. wholesale curriers, leather merchants, Rogers John Thomas, lodging house, 45 Bonhay road

boot factors, closed upper & !egging manufacturers & Rogers Waiter Goddard, solicitor, & commissioner for oaths

drapers; artificial flowers & bonnet warehousemen, 7, 8 & & city treasurer & treasurer to Port. Sanitary Authority,

9 Queen street & Goldsmith street x8 Bedford circus

Quick Robert, boot maker, 37 New Bridge street Rogers William, carpenter & builder, 57 East John street

Quicke George, tra.velling draper, 27 Friar's walk Roleston .Ann (Mrs.), brush maker, 20 Smythen street

Raddan Ellward, Wellington inn, & brewer, 6 King street Rolestone William, Blackmoor's Head P.K. 7 West street
Raddan G~orge, milk seller, 35 King street
Rookes Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 104 Black Boy road

Raddon Thomas, firewood dealer, 63 & 64 Sidwell street Rookes John, jobbing gardener, 53 Holloway street

Raddon Thomas Richd. draper, 46 North st.& I Waterbeer st Roper Arthur Chas. F.R.c,s.Edin. & r..x..Kdin. surgn. snrgn.

Radford Francis John, tobacconist, 256 High street to Exeter Dispensary & ExeterLying-in Charity, registrar

Radford John, shopkeeper, 79 Sidwell street West of England Eye Infirmary, 21 East Southernhay

Railton Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, Exe island Roper Sidney, boot maker, 7 Holloway street

Railing James Frederick, ironmonger, 20 Magdalen street Rose George, watch maker, 95 South street

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l>EVONSHIRE.

Rosevear John, Britannia inn, 4 South street Sandford Henry, boot maker, 8 Commercial road

Rosevea.r John, wine & spirit vaults, Cathedral yard Sanford & Co. builders, 6 Well street

Ross J. & G. tailors, outfitters, hosiers, hatters, ladies' Sargent Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Quay lane

tailors & habit makers & manufacturers of the Zugon Satterley Frederick, baker, 139 Sidwell street

shirt, 227 & 228 High street Saunders & Mumford, drapers & milliners, 62 High street

Ross George, dentist, 25 Queen street Saunders Charles, baker, 14 Black Boy road

Rougemont Hotel (Devon & Exeter Hotel Co. Limited), Saunders John, builder, Howell road

Queen street Saunders John Short, commercial traveller, 9 Union road

Routley George Henry, market gardener, Springfield gar- Saunders Selina(Miss),apartments,Nympton,OldTivertonrd

dens, Old Tiverton road Sannders Susan (Mrs.), haberdasher, 64 South street

Rontley Mary (Miss), dress maker, 10 Toronto road Savage Henry, a~countant, 1 St. James' terrace, Well street

.Routley Mary Louisa (Mrs.), dairy, Elm Grove road Savery John, general dealer, Smythen street

Routley William, china dealer, 5 Milk street Sawdye Jane Underhill & Elizabeth .Ann (Misses), fancy &

Row John, ironmonger, see Wippell Brothers & Row woollen drapers, 3A, East Southernhay

Rowden Thomas, artist, 6 Hillsborough road Sawdye Edward, coal mer. see W. G. Palmer & Sawdye

RowdonJames,collector of poor's rates for St. David's parish, Sayer John, commercial traveller, 78 Howell road

17 Northernhay street Sayer Sophia (Mrs.), upholstress, 8 Cheeke street

Jtowe E. dames & Co. sheet lead, white lead, glass & oil Scadding Henry dahn & Son, builders, contractors &

& color merchants, looking glass dealers, importers of undertakers, house painters & decorator!!, sanitary

petroleum & benzoline, & proprietors of the" Rosaline" plumbers, hot water & gas engineers: offices & works, 29

oil, 192 High st. & 3 Waterbeer street Magdalen s~reet

Rowe Mark &. Sons, cabinet manufactrs. upholsterers, Scammell George Marshall, photographer, 26t High street

decorators, carpet & linen warehousemen, hou~e agents, Scanes Waiter, bookseller & stationer & servants' registry

appraisers & furniture removers, 266 & 267 High street office & collector of poor's rates for St. Martin's parish,

Rowe Alfred Samuel, plumber & ironmonger, 48 Clifton rd Cathedral yard

Rowe Hubert, bird dealer, 53 Coombe street School of Art (J. B. Birkmyer, head master; James Dallas

Rowe Mary Jane (Miss), dress maker, 6 Quay lane F.L.S. hon. sec.), Queen street

Rowe Millicent (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 14 Sun street School Board (John Austin, clerk); offices, 8 Bampfyldest

Rowe Rebecca (Mrs.), Hour Glass inn, 21 Melbourne street School of Technical Dress Cutting (Miss Slocombe), Queen

Rowe William, shopkeeper, 16 Roberts road, Larkbeare Street chambers, Queen street

Rowland James, coal merchant, 28 Summerland street Science School (James Dallas F.L.s. hon. sec.), Queen !ltreet

Rowland James, paper manfr. Trews Weir mills,Trews1weir Scientific Dress Association (The Misses Rossiter, agents), 17

Rowlands Joseph, Pack Horse P.H. 43 St. David's hill Bedford circus
~owse Jessie Faulkner (Miss}, preparatory schl. 19 Paris st Sclater William Henry, nurseryman & florist, Alexandra

ftoyal Clarence, First Class Family Hotel &. Post- nursery, Heavitree road

ing House (facing grand old cathedral); tariff moder- Scoins William, fruiterer, 41 South street

ate (John Headon Stanbury, proprietor); omnibuses & Scott & Sons, fine art dealers &c. II High st. & wholesale

cabs to meet all trains paperhangings merchants, 24 Gandy street

.Royal National Life Boat Institution (branch) (Courtenay Scott John, tailor, 28 New Bridge street

H. Edmonds, hon. sec.), County chambers, Queen street Scott Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, II Well street

Royal Public Rooms (Alexander Dall, lessee; Joseph Ed- Scott Waiter, nurseryman, 7 Black Boy road

wards, manager), London Inn square ScottJSmith & Co. estate, land & house agents, auctioneers,

Rudd William Henry, general commercial printer & surveyors, valuers & mortgage brokers, 10 Gaudy st

stationer, news & advertising agent, ruling & bookbind- Screen lVIary (Miss), fancy draper, 135A, Fore street

ing in any style, 97 South street & 4 George street Scudder L. I. (Miss), hosier, Magdalen road

Rudd William Henry, jun. collector of poor's rates for St. Seage Epaphras & Son, mechanical & printers' engineers, 17

George's parish, 4 George street; res. 4 Topsham road Codrington street & 5~ Clifton road

Ruppert Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 5 Weirfield place, Seage Geo. newspaper reporter, 54 Roberts road, Larkbeare

Weirfield road Seal Charles, carpenter, 19 Verney place, Sidwell street

Rush Eliza (Miss), fruiterer, 26 High street Searle Georee, boot maker, 3 Albany place, Heavitree road

Russell David, milliner, 149 Sidwell street & 6 Albany place, Polsloe road

Russell George Henry, chimney sweeper, 87 Holloway st Searle James, beer retailer, Red Cow village, St. David's

Russell William, shopkeeper, Exe island Searle James, boot maker, 7 lronbridge

St. Andrew's Deaconess Home (Sister Emily in charge), 3 Searle James Ambrose, working jeweller, 3 Guinea street

West Southernhay Selley William Henry, carpenter, 4 Chute street

.St. Anne's Well Brewery Co. Limited, brewers, So Queen Selway Samuel, shopkeeper, II Weirfield place, Weirfield rd

street & Lower North street Sercombe George, se~d merchant, Commercial road

.St. John's Hospital School for Boys (Richard Smith, head Sercombe Robert, greengrocer, 26 Magdalen street

master; Alfred Oram Howell, second master), High st Sergisou John, dentist, 24 Sidwell street

;St. Martha's Orphanage (Miss Mary Woollcombe, superin- Serpentelli Teresa (Mrs.), ice cream dealer, 5 Market st

tendent; Mrs. Emily Edwards,matron),Summerland cres Setter William George, bicycle maker, 121 Sidwell l'!treet

.St. Mary Major's Lying-in Charity (Mrs. M. Mallett, hon. Seward Francis, shopkeeper, Exe island

E'ec. ), Rock street Sewell Thomas, supt. Prudential Assur. Co. Lim. 16 Queen st

St. Matthew's Reading Room (D. Chapman, hon. sec.), 31 Seymour Brothers (late John Beer), tailors & habit

Summerland street makers, & agents for J. C. Carding & Co.'s waterproof

St. Petrock's Almshouses, Magdalen street goods, 269 & 270 High street

.St. Sidwell's Church Institute (James Blanchard, hon. sec.), Seymour Fredk. Hy. music seller, I Lower North street

Snmmerland crescent, Summerland street Seymour George, who. confectioner, I & 2 Lower North l'!t

;St. Wilfrid's Home for Aged Women (Sister Alice Cobb, Shapcott Frederick John, teacher of music, 46 Longbrook sli

matron), 37 Bartholomew street east Shapland John, art decorator, 62 Magdalen street

.St. Wilfrid's Recreation Rooms (Henry Tapscott, care- Shapley R. & Sons, ironmongers, gasfitters &c. 55 South st

taker), 12 The Mint Shapley Charles, plumber, 11 Magdalen street

.St. Wilfrid's School (Sister Elizabeth Wills, mistress), 40 Shapley George Henry, builder, 7 Russell street

Bartholomew street west Shapley George Henry, hair dresser, Paris street

St. Wilfrid's Sisterhood (Sister ·Charlotte Baylis, superior- Shapley George Thomas, furniture remover, 14 James st

ess), 34 & 35 Bartholomew street east Shapley Samuel Richard, greengrocer &c. 39 Magdalen st

.St. Wynard's Hospital & Almshouses (Rev. William Everitt Shapley William Richard, confectioner, 48 High street

B.A.. chaplain), Magdalen street Shapter Mary (Miss), lodging house, 114 Black Boy road

.Salter Frank, baker, 14 Paris street Sharland Richard, shopkeeper, 14 Frog street

Salter John, chimney sweeper, 93 Summerland street Sharp R. W. & F. C. timber, slate & cement merchants &

Salter William, tailor, 10 Bartholomew street west saw mills, Queen street & Exmonth

Salter William, jun. chimney sweeper, x Friarsgate Sharp Philip, chief warder of H.M. Prison, New North road

.SSaalmwuaeylsHCe.npryic&turCeof.rwamooelldeenamleer,rcrhsa..nFtso,r 65 Longbrook st Shattock Thos. chief inspector G. W. Railway, 77 Howell rd
e street Shear Joseph, greengrocer, & post office, 64 Howell road

Sanders F. & Co. fishmongers, Martins street Shearer James, travelling draper, 8 Bartholomew terrace

Sanders & Co. bankers, Exete:r Bank, Cathedral yard Shears Cbristopher, chimney sweeper, 43 Summerland st

.Sanders Arthur Bromley, auctioneer, valuer, surveyor & Shears William, commercial traveHer, 28 St. Leonard road

estate agent, & clerk & surveyor of the Exeter charities Sbepbard Edwaro Henry, tea dealer & grocer, 8o & 8I Fore

(general list), 20 Cathedral yard I street & 53 South streat
Sanders Cha.rles Buckley, vice-eonsul for Spain, Palace gate Shepherd Brothers, builders, Church lane. St. Sid well'a

Sanders Clement Henry, dentist, 88 Queen street Shepherd Ferris, builder, see Shepherd Brothers; ree. I

Sanderson J. J. boot & shoe dealer, 2II High street Longbrook terrace

232 EXETER. DEYQNSHJRE.

Shepherd William & Son, general engineers, iron & brass Society for Supplying Nourishing Diet to tbe Sick Poor (L. J ..

founders, boiler & stove manufacturers, general smiths, Kennaway, hon. sec.); office for tickets, Upward's Library,

bellhangers, gasfitters & artesian well borers by steam 90 Queen street

power, Albion foundry, Longbrook terrace; telegrams, Soper .Ann Debac (Mrs.), florist, Higher market

"Shepherd, founder, Exeter " Soper Edward, pork butcher, George street

Shepherd Robert, manager of Devon & Somerset stores, 3 Soper John, builder, 27 Dean street, Larkbeare

Longbrook terrace Soper John C. boot & shoe warehouse, 177 Fore street

Sheppard William Dart, hair dresser, 20 South street Soper John Martin, builder, I Magdalen street

Sherry John, confectioner, 38 New .Bridge street Soper Richard Hill, florist, Higher market & 137 Sidwell st.

Shipcott Ellen, Hetty &Annie (Misses) ,dress mas. 14Friars gt SoupKitchen ('fhomas Ford, superintendent), Lower market

Shipcott John, dairyman & insurance agent, 8 West street South Molton Parliamentary Division (Charles Piper,Liberat

Shipway Charles Harman, surveyor, 19 Gaudy street election agent), 6 Old Tiverton road

Shobrook Waiter, tailor, 6 East View terrace, Victoria st Southard Charles, plumber, Woodbine place, Sidwell street

Shoebrook Ralph Davis, Crown & Anchor P.H. 59 Clifton rd Southcott & Honey, public accountants, auditors &.

Shooter Edward, wood turner, 14 Guinea street receivers &; trustees, 23 Catherine street

Shooter Frank, Fireman's .Arms P.H. 21 West street Southcott William, greengrocer, 83 Sidwell street

Shooter Frank, Morning Star P.H. 17 Sidwellstreet Southwood William .John, engraver, lithographer, art

Shooter Harry, hair dresser, 4 Milk street & general printer, illuminator, relief stamper &o. Stephens

Short John, inspector of general traffic & haekney coaches, Bow & 11, 12 & 13 Catherine street

City Police station, Waterbeer street Spanish Vice Consulate (Chas. Buckley Randers), Palace gate

Short Thomas, lodging house, r St. Ann's terrace, Old Spargo William, shopkeeper, 87 Summerland street

Tiverton road Sparkes & Pope, solicitors, Upper Paul street;& at Crediton

Shorto Edward Henry, head master of Hele's school, 9 Sparkes Weston Joseph, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Pennsylvania road see Sparkes & Pope

Shorto Edward Henry (Mrs.), preparatory school, 9 Penn- Spear James, baker, 63 Summerland street

sy1vania road Spear John, shopkeeper, ro Russell street

Shorto George Roberts,solicitor,town clerk & clerk to urban Spearman Henry, fruiterer 103, & hosier 104, Paris street

sanitary authority & registrar of the provost Court of Re- Speller & Co. printers, Gaudy street

cord & clerk to the committee of visitors of the City Spicer Charles, Barnstaple inn, q. Lower North street

Asylum, City Police court, Waterbeer street Spiers & Pond Lim. refreshment rooms, Queen Street station

Shrimpton John Kirby, Bude hotel, r88 Sidwell st. &~Paris st Spiller Charles (exors. of), Greyhound P.H. Paris street

Sibley Charles, boot maker, 3 Bear street Spiller Emma (Miss), refreshment rooms, 17 North street

Sibley William Charles, engraver, 5 Bear street Sprague Francis Drake, tobacconist, 33 New Bridge street

Silmon Henry, Bishop Blaize inn, Commercial road Sprague Richard Hammersley, house decorator, go Paris si

Silmon Henry, sand merchant, Commercial road Sprague Samuel, boot maker, 104 Paris street

Simmonds & Co. butchers, 151 Fore street Sprague William, earthenware &c. dealer, Tudors street

Simpson Samuel, furniture dealer, 179 Sidwell street Spratt John, jun. furniture broker, 10 Catherine street

Simpson Samuel, portmanteau, trunk & bag manufac- SquireGeo.&Son, florists, Higher market & West Southernhay

turer, r6g Fore street; & at Plymouth Squire William, coal agent, 14 Bartholomew street east

Singer Manufacturing Co. (branch), sewing machine manu- Squires Ephraim, bird dealer, 32 West street

facturers (Harry Mitchell, manager), 31 High s~reet Stabback Henry, hair dresser, 52 Cornbe street

Skardon Edward, shopkeeper, 65 & 66 Bartholomew st. west Stabback John, Bristol Commercial inn, & wine & spirit

Skinner Elizabeth (Mrs.), Brook Green tavern, 37 Well st merchant, 3 Sidwell street

Skinner John, shopkeeper, 11 Russell street Staddon Samuel, tailor, 30 Paul street

Skinner Joseph, beer retailer, 17 Paris street Stagg Frederick William, hosier & glover, 250 High street;

Skinner William, boot & shoe maker, 93 Paris street Stamp JOofhfinc,e,coInnlfaenctdioRneevr,esnoueSoofuftiche,st4r8eeQt ueen street
Skinner William Marks, baker, 8 Holloway street Stamp

Slader Betsey (Mrs.), dairy1 41 Codrington street Stanbury J uhn Headon, wholesale & retail wine & spirit
Slader Peter, dairyman, 26 Paris street merchant, importer & bonder (see also Royal Clarence &.

Slater Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, r6 Holloway street Half Moon hotels), .Martin street ·

Slee John, carpenter, 6 Northernhay street Standfield & Co. Limited, coach builders, harness

Sleeman Marwood Thos. grocer, 66 Roberts rd. Larkbeare makers & saddlers ; carriages jobbed for any period, S.

Slight H. St. George, district inspector Sun l<,ire & Life Sidwell street

office, 57 & 5B High street Star Tea Company, 87 Fore street

Smale Lewis, builder,contractor & oven builder; alterations Stead & Simpson Limited, boot & shoe makers, 259 High st.

& repairs in general ; bricklayers' fire work in all its Stear Edward John, builder, 69 Holloway street

branches; patent tiles laid,ITopsham road:; Radford road, Stedall Alfred, mantle warehouse, 3 & 4 Queen street

Larkbeare & Holloway street Stedall Thomas, mantle warehouse, 3 High street

Smalridge Mary Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 43 Paris street Stedham George, boot maker, 46 Holloway street

Smeath Lucy (Miss), dress & mantle maker; wedding & Steele Thomas Barton, corn. trav. 3 tlt. Leonard road

mourning orders at shortest notice, 41 South etreet Steele-Perkins Edward Benjamin, surgeon, 20 Sid well street

Smith D. (Mrs.), music & pianoforte warehouse, 85 Queen Steer Henry, baker, 42 Paris street

street & 12 Gaudy street Steer John, bookbinder, 4 Bear street

Smith Daniel, builder, 37 Sidwell street & 1 Parr street Steer Louisa.(Miss), dress maker, 16 Northernhay street

Smith Matilda (Miss),dress maker, 35 Parr street Steer Mary (Mrs.), wood dealer, 25 Smythen street

Smith Rose (Mrs.), confectioner. 65 .South street Steer Richard Louis, superintendent of Bartholomew ceme-

Smith Sidney, builder, 8r Victoria street tery, 26 Bartholomew street east

Smith Willi"m, cabinet ma. 1Ash grove,Bartholomew st.west Steer Samuel, jobbing gardener, 14 Salem pi. Black Boy rd

Smithett Edward H. secretary & manager of West of Eng- Steer Samuel, sec. of Exeter Freehold Land & Benefit Build·

land Insurance Co. 238 to 240 High street ing Society, Upper Paul st.reet

Snell George Gregory, baker, 20 West street Steer 'rhos. Hammett,sewing machine agt. r6 Northernhay st

Snell Thomas, builder, 6 Lower Southernhay Stemson & Newcombe, tailors, High street

Snow Charles & Co. grocers &c. 217 High street Stemson Alfred, tailor, 5 Toronto road

Snow & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 11 Gaudy street Stephens J. G. & Son, builders, II6 Fore street ; works.

Snow Eliubeth (Mrs.•, shopkeeper, 22 Mary Arches r~treet Okehampton street & monumental masons, 31 Pinhoe:

Snow John, dairy, 13 Parr street road, Heavitree

Snow Richard, dairy, 2 Black Boy road Stephens Harriet (:Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Smythen street

Snow Sidney G. Clifton inn, 1 Clifton road Stephens John, builder, 23A,•North street

Snow WilliamGharles,butcher,IRtlsewood terrace, Well street Stephens Mand (:Miss), fancy draper, 9B Paris street

~ociety for Improving the Condition of the Poor (Col. A. Stephens Nellie Annie (Miss), fancy draper, 30A• Paris st.

Landon, hon. sec.), 6 Bampfylde street Stevens Elias, greengrocer, 2 & 3 Paul street

Society forPromoting Christian Knowledge(Rev. Prebendary Stevens James Henry, butcher, 54 Paul street

Dumbleton, sec. ; Hy.Harris,supt.) ; depository,84Queen st Stevens John (established 1853), merchant tailor, linen k

Society for the Propagation of the Gospel (Rev. S. W. E. Bird, woollen draper & riding habit maker, 3 The Close

sec.), 84 Queen street Stevens John, tailor, 1 Friars walk

Society for the Relief of Necessitous Clergymen (.Arcbdeacon- Stevens Richard, fishmonger, 36 Mary Arches street

ry of Exeter), their Widows & Orphans (Rev.T. J. Pouting, Stewart Jessie (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Northernhay place

hon. sec.; A. I. Mackey esq. The Close, treasurer), St. Stidwill Robert, dairyman, 24 Paris street

Matthew's viCarage, Spicer road Stile Cath. (Mrs ),Red CowP.li. Red Cow village, St.David's

Society for the Relief of the Sober & Industrious Poor of Stile George Leach, builder, go Sidwell street; workshop•

Exeter (established 1.799) (William Bowden, storekeeper}; Summerland street

stores, Spillers street, Friernhay street Stocker Geo. chemist, 189 Sidwell st. & I East Southern.hay

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Stocker Henry & eo. military tailors & breeches makers Thomas dames L. &. eo. proprietors of the "Alex-

&e. 46 High street andra " oil, importers of petroleum & benzoline, oil &

Stacker Sarah (Mrs.), provision dealer, 31 New Bridge st color merchants, soap & candle manufacturers, importers

Stockham & Son, cork merchants, 36 North street of lamps &c. 162 & 163 Fore street; stores, The Shilhay;

Stockman James, coach builder, 100 Paris street & at Westwell street, Plymouth

Stockman J ames, shopkeeper, 21 Sandford street Thomas I. Raglan M.D.LOnd., hons. at M.B. & D.P.H.cambs.

Stokes James, wholesale fish merchant, Quay & at 183 physician & surgeon, late medical officer of health Llanelly

Cowick st. St. Thomas union dist.surg. Dafen & other works, 13West Southernhay

Stokes Richd. bonded warehouseman & customs agent, Quay Thomas James William, grocer, 72 Victoria street

Stokes Thomas, shopkeeper, 12 Mary Arches street Thomas Richard, commercial traveller, 2 Powderham cres

Stone &. Son, wholesale chemists & druggist.s, perfume Thomas Richard, insurance agent, 53 Clifton street

makers, drug sundrymen, vermin killer & quinine wine Thomas Sopbia S. (Mrs.), medical herbalist, 10 Bartholomew

makers, x66 Fore street & I Alphington st. St. Thomas street east

Stone Emma (Miss), furnituredlr. 67 Bartholomew st. west Thomas William Henry, plumber, 4 Porch place, Sidwell st

Stone Henry, baker, 24 Preston street Thompson, Rippon & Co. auctioneers, house, land & estate

Stone Jeanette (Miss), stationer & booksllr. 10 NewBridgest agents, surveyors & valuers, 22 Gaudy street ; telegrams,.

Htone John, fishmonger, 38 West street "Umpire," Exeter; telephone No. 9

Stone John White, furniture broker, Exe island Thorn Carolina (Mrs.), lace maker, II Ironbridge

Stone William, boot maker, 3 Bedford st. & 4 Longbrook ter Thorn Charles, baker, 12 Grendou buildings, Preston street.

Stone Winiam Alfd. registrar of marriages, 34 Longbrook st Thorn Thomas Walter, ironmonger, 41 Paris street

Stone William James, tailor, IS West street Thorn William, lamp & oil dealer, West street •
Stoneman & Graf, watch makers, 6o Longbrook street Thorn William, shopkeeper, Rack street

Stoneman & Son, greengrocers & dairymen, 78 Holloway st Thorne James, Victoria inn, 51 Parr street
Stoneman George, travelling draper, 30 Magdalen street Thorne Urban Vellacott, butcher, 92 South street
Tighe Henry Wynne & Son, chemists & druggists, 4 High st
Stoneman William, builder, 20 Toronto road

Stoneman William, haulier, Duryard, Cowley road Tinley Joseph Edward, umbrella maker, Eden cots. Paris st

Stoneman Wilham, shopkeeper, 25 Jubilee st. Trews weir Titherley & Co. boot warehouse, 3 East Soutbernhay

Storey Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher, 12 Black Boy road Toby John, solicitor, commissioner for affidavits & master in

Strang Robert, iruit & potato salesman, II3 Fore street chancery, 98 Sidwell street

Street Henry, machinist, 73 Commercial road Tole Mary fMiss), milliner, 93 Paris street

Street Jane (Mrs.), milliner, 27 Magdalen street Tomkins (.feo. Kingdon,insurance agent,4 Low. Southernhay

Strong .John Henry, deiler in horses & mail contractor, Tomlinson James, chimney sweeper, 29 Paris street

Horse repository, 150 Sidwell street Tomlinson James, jun. chimney sweeper, 26 Russell street

Sullock J ames Ham, sergeant of police, 14 Pavilion place, Tootell Samuel, fishmonger, 66 Holloway street

Magdalen road Tonar Lewis Francis, architect, 9 Bedford circus

Sullock Thomas, shopkeeper, 40 Coombe street Tooley Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, 17 Springfield, Old

Summers Willian:l., fishmonger, 128 Sidwell street Tiverton road ·

Sun Fire & Life Office (H. St. George Slight, district inspec- Tootell Edwin, hair dresser, 6r Bartholomew street west

tor), 57 & 58 High street Tootell Frederick, boot & shoe manufacturer, 8 Waterbeer st

Sutton & Co. carriers (Edward Mole, agent), 26 Parll; street TopshamBarracks(Wm. Bartlett,barrack sergnt. ),Tpshm. rd

Swain William, baker, 45 Mary Arches street Tosswill Louis Henry B.A., M.B. surgeon, & surgeon to the

Sweden & Norway Vice-Consulate (Charles Bayley), Shilhay, West of England Eye Infirmary & late surgeon to West of

Commercial road England Deaf & Dumb Institution, 28 West Southernhay

Sweetland Francis Arthur, tailor, 64 Roberts rd. Larkbeare Tostevin Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 7 St. Olave square

Sweetland Williarn John, fruiterer &c. 29 East Southernhay Total Abstinence Society (Jas. Roach, presidnt.),ror Forest

Sydenham Mary Ellen (Miss), fancy repository, 14 Clifton rd Tothill The Misses, dress makers, x6 Castle street

Sylvester Peter, teacher of gymnastics, 69 Sidwell street Towers William Edgar, hair dresser, 7 North street

Symes Eli, furniture broker, 6 Frog street, Westgate Towill Frederick George, watch maker, 2 Arcade, High st

Symes William, mason, 6 Dean street, Larkbeare Townsend Frederick, wine & spirit merchant, 63 High stre~t

Symons William, watch maker, 226 High street & Broadgate & bonded stores, Coombe street

Syms Geo. Philip Coleman, cabinet maker, 15 Holloway st Townsend George, artist, Deanery square

Syms Rose Edith (Miss)-, servants' registry office,r3 Queen st Townsend George Anthony, accountant & auditor, sec.to the

Tait & Harvey, architects, The Close Devon & Exeter hospital & clerk to the income tax com-

Tapley Frank, baker, 13 Lower North street missioners for the City of Exeter, The Close

Tapley Richard, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Castle Townsend James, wholesale & manufacturing stationer,.

chambers, Castle street printer, lithographer & publisher of the Western Counties:

Tapp William, tailor, I Midview villas, 17 Union road Railway Guide, Little Queen street & Gaudy street

Tapper John P. Phoonix inn, 25 Goldsmith street Tozer Elizabeth (Miss), fancy wareho. see Mortimer & Tozer

Tapper William Henry, wheelwright, 31 Commercial road Tozer Mary (Miss), hosier & shirt maker, RouJemont house,.

Tattershall Rosina & Caroline (Misses), fancy repository, 8 12 Queen street

East Southernhay Tozer Samuel, boot maker, 35 Mary Arches street

Taverner Robert, cab proprietor, Red Cow village, St. David's Tozer Thomas, fishmonger, Edmund street

Taverner William Coledridge, dairyman, 52 Longbrook street Trace Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, 95 Summerland street

'raylor & Bodley, engineers, millwrights, boiler makers, iron Trained Nurses' Institution (Mrs.Corfe,supt. ), 7 Magdalen s~

& brass founders & manufrs. of all kinds of paper makers' Treague August, hair dressP-r, II Goldsmith street

machinery,bark mills & tanners' works,Northams foundry, Treble William, coal merchant, 1 rs Sid well street

Commercial rd.; telegraphic address, Northams, E1::eter Tredwin Charlotte Elizh. (:Mrs.), lace manufctr. The Close

Taylor & Hyett, coal merchants, Queen Street station Tree & Bolley, builders, 6r Longbrook street

Taylor Alfred, greengrocer, 51 Longbrook street Tregale Henry, china & glass dealer, 181 Sidwell street

'Iaylor Charles, shopkeeper, x Spiller street Trelease John, fancy draper, 36 Sidwell street

Taylor Frederick, coach builder, 17 Frog street Trelease William Menry, hosier & glover, 52 High street.

Taylor Frederick, shopkeeper, 27 Paris street Tremayne Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Preston street

Taylor George Winter, builder, 7 Bartholomew terrace Tremle!t Brothers, tanners & curriers, West quarter & It)

Taylor Henry, boot & shoe maker, xs8 Sidwell street Commercial road

Taylor MaryAnn(l\Irs.),PrincessAlexandra P.H. 9 Bonhay rd Tremlett Waiter & Arthur, paper makers, Bonhay road

Taylor Robert, tailor, 3 Ash gro•e, Bartholomew street west Trenchard William, umbrella maker, 22 South street

'faylor Thos. Jn. commercial trav. 2 Park pl. Longbrook st Trickey John, boot maker, 2 The Close

Taylor William, baker, 91 Holloway street . Trimble John Thomas, pawnbroker, Mint & 155 Fore street.
Taylor William Hindley c. E. surveyor, Queen St. chambers Tripe Richard William, plumber, 5 Friars hill

Taylor Wm. James, Courtney Arms P.H. 47 ::\'Iary Arches st TrobridgP & Williams (Misses), ladies' school, 4 Dix's field

Teed George, fruiterer, 4 Magdalen road Troke Emma (Mrs.), poulterer, 54 & 55 Bonhay road

Teign Valley Mining Co. (Matthew John Dunsford,manager); Troke Waiter, tinplate worker, 18 Preston street

offices, 15 Bedford circus Trott Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 3 Chute street

TemplerSydneyLeoRogers,architect & surveyor,g College rd Trout Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Frog street

Templeton J ames. district manager for Norwich Union Fire Trowt Thomas, grocer, 15 South street

office & local manager & inspector of branches for Devon, Truscott George Frederick, solicitor, 8 Bedford circus

Cornwall & Dorset for Norwich Union Life Society & Truscott J ames, naturalist, so Bartholomew street west

agent for Accident Insurance Co. Lim. S9i High street Tuck Horace, temperance drinks manufacturer, 129 Fore st

Tetbury Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 65 Holloway street Tucker .J.T. &. Sons, costumiers,mantle makers,milliners,

Theatre Royal (Samuel L. Gifford, man.), Longbrook street silk mercers, lacemen &c. 243 & 244 High street

Thomas l<'redk. Aug. cab prop. ~arkbeare mews, Holloway st Tucker Albert J. sec. to the Exeter Tepid Swimming Bath
ThomasJames, hair dresser, 20 Paris street
Co. Limited, 20 Cathedral yard; res. so Culverland road

234 EXETER. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY'S

"Tucker Charles Edward, baker~ 19 Magdalen street Waiters Charles, nursrymn. Polsloe Park nursery, Polsloe rcl

Tucker Edith (Miss)~ ladies' school, Devonshire place Waiters James, nurseryman & florist, Mount Radford

Tucker Emily (Mrs.), curtain cleaner, Summerland crescent nursery, Wonford road. See advertisement

Tucker Emma. (Miss), dreds & mantle maker, 236 High st Waiters Joseph Charles, confectioner, 171 SidweU street

Tucker Fred Hodge, Crown & Sceptre P.H. 2 Ironbridge Waiters Thomas, sign writer, 12 Pavilion pl. Magdalen road

Tucker George Henry, sllopkeeper & beer ret.43 Portland st Wannell William, shopkeeper, 4 Guinea street
~ard & Co. manure, oil t".ake, coal & general merchants, 23
Tucker John, tailor, 40 Sidwell street

Tucker Saml. refreshment rooms, 14 & 15 Goldsmith street Queen street : chief offices, St. David station & at Creditn

Tucker Sydney Al-Fred (established 1770), wholesale & Ward Arthur Edward, solicitor, commissioner for oaths &

retail grocer, tea & coffee dealer & importer of wines & clerk to the Wonford highway board, clerk to the visiting

spirits, 35 High street justices of the Devon County Asylum, 9 Bedford circus

Tucker Thomas William, shopkeeper, 126 Sidwell street Ward Jared T. G. district agent for Midland Railway Co. 13

Tucker William, market gardener, 6 Friars hill Queen street

Tucker William Thomas 1.\lignot, chemist, 157 Sidwell street Ware Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, :Mermaid yard, Sun street

Tuckers Hall (Henry M. James, clerk), 140 Fore street WareChas.Edwin M.I.C.E.,F.s.r.architect&survyr.3oGandy st

Tuckett Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeepel', 20 Coombe street Ware Elizabeth (Miss),lodging house keepr. see Hill & Ware

'fuckett John, gasfitter, 28 Paul street Ware John, eating house, I8o Sidwell street

Tuckett William, builder, 'fudors street Ware John, grocer & beer retailer,B4 East John st.Clifton rd

'fuckwell Joshua Carby, tailor, see Pinder & Tuckwell Ware William, trunk maker, St. Paul's place, Paul street

Tu1lidge Thomas, Oporto wine & spirit stores, 45 Sidwell st Warren Brothers, auctioneers & general valuers, uphol-

Tupman Edwin William, auctioneer, The Arcade sherers, cabinet manufacturers, undertakers & house &

Topman Thomas, master mariner, 29 Powderham crescent estate agents, furniture removers, funerals completely

Turkish Baths (Mrs. Ann Ball, proprietor), 63 St. David's hl furnished, 89 Queen st. & Mount Radford. See advert

Turl Thomas Newton, butcher, Magdalen road Warren Charles Henry, wood dealer, Rack street

Turner Edward, house furnisher, 8 & 9 Paris street Warren Charlotte (Miss), dress maker, 88 Paris street

TurnerHenriettaFrances(Mrs. ),teachr. of mns.68Magdalen st Warren Edward Heorge M.s.A. architect & surveyor; sur.

Turner Henry, draper, 16A & I8 New Bridge street & furni- veyor to the Exeter .Board of Guardians, Post Office cham-

ture dealer, 93 Fore street & I, 2 & 3 Market street bers, Queen street

Turner Henry, shoe maker, 62 Exe street Warren Ellen (Mrs.), fishmonger, Higher market

Turner James, fruit merchant, Higher market Warren Frances (Miss), dress maker, 26 James street

'furner Robert, boot maker, 4 Headwell terrace, Well street Waterman Susanuah (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Magdalen st

Turner William, Royal Artillery inn, 44 Hollaway street Watson Thomas, coal merchant, 66 Paris st.& Queen St.stat

Turner William Henry, Paper Makers' Arms P.H. I4 Exe st Way Eliza (Miss), dining rooms, 7 Paris street

Twiggs & Son, wheelwrights, Bonhay 1;0ad Way John, boot & shoe maker, 163 Sidwell street

Twose William 'fhomas, agricultural machinist & agent; Way John Trimble, Corn Exchange hotel, 7 Market street

depot, Exeter market Way L. (Mrs.), milliner, Broadgate

Underdown Jesse, shopkeeper, 57 Preston street Way William,jobbing gardener, 93 Black Boy road

Underhill James, Railway hotel, St. David's Waycott Frederick, fly proprietor, 49 Paris gtreet

Upright James, miller (water), Ewing street Weaver Henry James,ostrich feather cleaner,4 St. Olave's sq

Upward Thomas, printer, stationer & bookseller & subscrip- Webb Henry, pianoforte tuner, 56 Sidwell street

tion library, 90 Queen street (late of 28 High street) Webber Charles, wood turner, Bonhay road

Varwell Hawkins Blake, coal merchant, 5 Bampfylde street; Webber F. wood dealer, Magdalen road

Queen street ; Station yard & Alphington st. St. Thomas Webber Herbert, Acland Arms P.H. 57 Sidwell street

Vaughan John, general dealer, 25 Preston street Webber James Wilkey, chemist, I2 & I3 Magdalen road

Vaughan Thomas, marine str.& bottle dealer,15 Smythen st Webber John, cab proprietor, 4 Albert street

Veale William & Co. wholesale grocers, 37 Northernhay st Webber John, ironmonger &c. 5I High street

Veale Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Park road Webber John, wardrobe dealer, 23 Preston street

Veitch Robert &. Son, Queen's seedsmen, landscape gar- Webber:Uoseph, cab proprietor, 7 Albert street

deners & nurserymen, Royal nursery, New North road & Webber Lewis George, furniture dealer, I33 Fore street

54 High street Webber Richd. builder, 27 (back of) Well st. & 29 Victoria st

Venn Arthur, hair dresser, 9 Arcade Webber Robert, painter & glazier, I9 Bartholomew st. east

Venn George, hair dresser, 82 South street · Webber William Richard, pork butcher, 88 Sidwell street

Venn James, greengrocer, I27 Fore street Weeks Henry (Mrs.), house decorator, 23 Russell street ·

Venn William, hair dresser, 30 Sidwell street Weeks Waiter Lock, house decorator, 2I Russell street

Venson Eva (Mrs.), dress maker, 12 Magdalen street Welfare John, tobacconist, I Magdalen road

Venton & Son, plasterers, 12 Bartholomew street east Were Thomas, butcher, 35 Magdalen street

Vesey Ella & Alice (Misses), ladies' school, 47 Pennsylvania rd Wescott Henry, King's Arms inn, Coombe street

Veysey William Hy. architect & surveyor, 14 Bedford circus West & Son, butcher.;, 144 Sidwell street & 24 Clifton road

Vicary John Philip & Son, builders, 57 Bartholomew st. west West of England Auction & Estate Offices (Thomas Martin,

Vicary Jame!", shopkeeper, 1 Stepcote hill proprietor), I6 Bedford circus. See advertisement

Vickary Emily Grace (Mrs.), milliner, 6 Silver terrace, West of England Hoot & Shoe Supply Co. Limited, boot &

Richmond road shoe warehouse, 82 Fore street

Victoria Hall Co. Lim. (W, B. Fulford, sec.), Queen street West of Rngland Coffee Palace (Josiah Luscombe, manager),

Victoria Park Lawn Tennis Club (Russell Coombe,hon.sec.), 86! Fore street

37 West Southernbay West of England Deaf & Dumb Institution (Arthur G. Blom-

Vincent Alfred (1.\lrs.),lithographic printer, I Maddocks row field M.D. physician; G. T. Clapp M.B. & Russell Combe

Vine Edwin Henry, boys' boarding school, 4, 5 & 6 The Quad- F.R.c.s. surgeons; J. T. Browne-Mason L.D s.e.c.s.Eng,

rant, Wonford road dental surgeon ; Rev. J. !<'red Sheldon M. A. chaplain;

Viney Spencet"Hannaford,mangr.to Mousell Bros.1~ Park rd Benj. Pearce Jones, master; Mrs. Early Jones, matron;

Vinnicombe Edward Moxhay,teacher of music,~ Wonford rd T. J. Alien, sec.), Topsham road
Vinio Giovanni, teacher of dancing, 41 Powderham crescent West of England Eye Infirmary (Jas. Bankart M.B. & L. H.

Vodden Harry, inspector of agents to Rock Life Assurance Tosswill M..B. surgeons; A. C. Roper M.R.c.s. registrar;

Co. 6 Bouverie place, Magdalen road R. C. Cole, sec. ; Mrs. Georgina Kinnanmont, matron),

Vodden Richard, greengrocer, 82 Holloway street 1.\lagdalen street

Voisey John & Son, bakers & grocers, ~2 Melbourne street West of England Institution for the Instruction & Employ-

Vowler John. ladies' outfitter, IOO Queen street ment of the Blind (William Cutcliffe Knill, sec.; Robert
Voysey & Son• , bakers, 78 Paris street
W. Rose, master), St. David's hill

Voysey Charles William, New Golden Lion commercial West of England Insurance Co. (Edward H. Smithett, sec. &

hotel, good stabling, II Market street manager), 238 to 240 High street. See advertisement

Voysey Henry, Crediton inn, 56 Paul street West of England Sack Hiring Co. Limited (Charles Henry

Voysey William, boot maker, I2 East John street Warren, agent), Commercial road

Wadman William, builder, 44 Sandford street West Mary Maria (Miss), confectioner, 6 Paul street

Wakley Alfred William, baker, 63 Clifton road West Saml. Radmore, butcher, I44 Sidwell st.&24 Clifton rd

Walaron John, Criterion P.H. 22 Waterbeer street West William, baker & grocer, 34 West street

Walaron John, Duke of York inn, Coombe street West William, beer retailer, 78 S1dwell street

Walby James George, :florist, The Fernery, Arcade West William, shopkeeper, Rack street

Walker Frank, engraver, 9 Gaudy street Westacott Louisa (Mrs.), dairy, 38 Coombe street

Walkey Fredk. John, The Grapes P.H. 103 South street Westacott William, builder, Grosvenor cottage, Grosvenorpl

Wall James Creswell, carting agent to Great Western Rail- Westbear Wm. tinplate worker, 20 & 22 Bartholomew st.e~

way Co. 97 Queen street Westcott & Austin, builders, 27 Lower North street

Walrond Harriet & Vavasor .Adelaide (MISses), ladies' school, Western Annuity Society (Thomas S. Mort.imer, sec.), 1.4·
62 St. David's hill · Bedford circus

DIREcrORY.] DEVONSHIRE. •

EXETER. 23d'

Western Counties (The) Agricultural Co-operative Associa- Wills John Vesey, auctioneer, surveyor & land agent, 15

tion Limi~d, Quav ; & at Plymouth Castle street

Western Counties Musical Association (Edmund W. Luke, Wills Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Frog street

hon. sec.), 5 Bampfylde street Wilson Adele & Anna (:Misses), drapers, 67 Sidwell street

Western Count-ies Railway Guide (James Townsend, pro- Wilson .John &. Son, cabinet makers, artistic decorators,
upholsterers, carpet warehousemen, undertakers, house &
prietor), Little Queen street & Gandy street

Western Morning News (branch office), 27 High street estate agents, surveyors for dilapidations & appraisers, 22

Western Provident Association (T. S. Mortimer, Cathedral yard & timber merchants, 24 North street &'

sec.), 14 Bedford circus Queen Street station

Western Kate (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 3 Toronto road Wilson Duucan, fancy draper & glover, 7 High street

'Western William, butcher, 9 Goldsmith street Wilson Edward, tanners' engineer, Shilhay, Commercial rd

Western William Richard, Albion P.H. 132 Fore street Wilts & Dorset Banking Co. Limited (Walter Meade-King,

Westerns Eliza & Laura (Misses), dress makers, 2 Salem manager), 38 High street; draw on London & Westmin-
ster Bank Limited, London E c
place, Black Boy road
Westlake Brothers, grocers & wine & spirit merchants, 4I Winfield Mark, greengrocer, II Edmund street
Winsor Bessie (Mrs.), dress maker~ 25 Codrington street
New Bridge street
Westlake Annie (Mrs.), Coachmakers' Arms P.H. John st Winsor H. Howard, financial agent, 12 Castle street

Wharfingers' Office (Alfred Clements, wharfinger), Quay Wippell Brothers &. Ro'W, furnishing & builders' iron-
Wheaton A. & Co. wholesale & retail stationers & booksellers, mongers, stove manufacturers, hot water engineers,brass
founders & coppersmiths, electric bell fitters, 231 & 232
I85 & I86 Fore st.reet & I & 2 North street
Wheaton & Clif'f"ord, wholesale bedding & flock manu- High street
facturers & merchants, St. Kerrian's factory, Mary Arches Wippell J. & Co. tailors & church furnishers, 55 & 56 High
street & Cathedral yard
street ; & mills at Rewe & Bickington
Wippell MaryAnn(Mrs.),lodgng.ho.I7 Oxford ter.Oxfor d rd
Wheaton Henry Thomas, horse dealer, 84A, Paris street
Wheaton Kate Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 Portland st Wippell Wm. Jsph. who. druggist &c.see Evans, Gadd & Co
Wheaton Lettie (Miss), boot & shoe maker, 38 Sidwell street Woell Philip,professor oflauguages,3Silver ter.Richmond rd
Wollacott Edward, tailor, 89 Summerland street
'Vheeker Henry, butcher, 57 West street
Wonnacott William, clothier, see Brown & ·wonnacott
Whidden William, butcher, Magdalen road

Whitby Charles William M.D. consulting physician, 2 North- Wood Charles, cab proprietor, Salutary cottages, Sidwell st

ernhay place Wood Charles, Oat Sheaf inn, 161 Fore street

White Hy. & Son, builders, 43 Magdalen st. & I4 Preston st Wood Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist, 5 Castle street
Wood John Charles, picture dealer, 2 Milk street
White & Yates, laundry, 7 Friars hill

White Frederick Faulkner, artist, 6 East Southernhay; res. Woodgate Jesse, pawnbroker, I42 Sidwell street

45 Black Boy road Woodgates Samuel Henry M.D. physician, I2 Bedford circus

White George T. divisional supt. of Western division L. & & 10 Lyndhurst road

S.W. railway, Queen Street station Woodland Robert, boot maker, 40 Lower North street

White Hart Tap (John Wyatt, manager), Coombe street Woodman John M. u., F.R.C.s.Eng. surgeon & medical officer
White Hemy Faulkner, photographer, I Exe bridge & I73 of health city & county of Exet.er & medical officer to the
workhouse, vice-pres. S.W. Branch Brit. Med. Assoc.
Sidwell street
Devon & Cornwall, I6 East Soutbernbay
White John, poulterer & game dealer, 95 Paris street

White John Gregory, butcher & poulterer, I8 North street Woodman William, builder, Bartholomew street east •

White Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 32 North street · Woodrow Henry, boot & shoe maker, so Longbrook street

White Thomas, gardener to Waiter William Tremlett esq. Woodward Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 35 Russell street

42 Victoria street WoolfendenJane (Mrs.), stationer, 187 Sidwell street

White Walter Edward, grocer, 39 West street Woolway Richard, oil dealer & shopkeeper, I9 Coombe st

White William, tailor, 47 Sidwell street Woolway William, commercial traveller, 6 Maddock's row

Whiteway Alfred, butcher, 3 Paris street Woosley Carolina (Miss), dress maker, I5 Dinbam road

Whiteway Amelia (Miss), milliner & dress ma. 87 Sandford st Woosley Elizabeth (Miss), confectioner, 2 Martin's street

Whitfield Ann (Mrs.), potato dealer, I2 West street Wootton William, jobbing gardener, 2 Culverland road

Whitfield Grace (Mrs.), midwife, 2 KingWilliam ter.Spillerst Working Men's Conservative Union (Edward Yelland, sec.;
H. V. Jones, hon. sec.), 22 Catherine street
Whitfield William, shopkeeper, Exe island

Whitlock Mary Ann (Mrs.), provision dlr. 30 New Bridge st Worth Thomas Burnet, artists' repository, photograph

Wiblin William & Co. cigar merchants, 92 Paris street depot, carver & gilder & picture frame maker, I The Close

Widgery Frederick John, artist, 20 Queen street Wotton Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I St. David's hill

Widgery John Evaus, painter, 4 Sagona terrace Wreford Fanny & Ann Maria (Misses), milliners & dress

Wilcocks & Wilcocks, tea & coffee merchants, 104 Fore street makers, 32 Magdalen street
Wref'ord R. w. &. Son, curriers, grindery dealers & boot
& Coombe street
closed upper manufacturers, sewing machine agents, 70
Wild James, commercial trave11er, 12 Union road
South street & 6o to 63 Coombe street
Wilkins James, livery stable keeper, East Southernhay
Wilkinson Robert Stark, architect, 9 Bedford circus ; & 14 Wref'ord Samuel &. Son, warehousemen, wholesale &
retail linen, woollen & fancy drapers, silk mercers, cos-
Furnival's inn, London B c
Wilkinson Wm. Platers, wine & spirit mer. 2 Bedford circus tumiers, mantle makers & millmers, furnishing & carpet

Willcocks Belinda (Miss), dress maker, Summerland crescnt warehousemen, undertakers &c. tailors, outfitters, shirt

Willey & Co. gas engineers ; office & works, Shillhay makers, hosiers & hatters, I74 Fore street

Willey John Thos. Edward & Son, paperhangers & decorators, Wreford Charlotte (Mrs.), pork butcher, 71 South street
Wreford Mary Ann (Mrs.), stay & corset maker, 24 Sun st
37 South street
Wreford Thomas, butcher & poulterer, 9 North street
Willey & Son, plumbers, 3 Catherine street

Willey Edward, boot & shoe maker, 76 Holloway street WrefordWm.J.sanitary inspector: office, I8 Bedford circus

Willey Henry, boot & shoe maker, So Summerland street Wright Mary & Jane (Misses), milliners, Deanery square

Williams Hubert & Son, hair dressers, 15 Market street Wright Charles, baker, Io6 Sidwell street

Williams David, saddler, 2 Exe bridge Wright Susan (Miss), fruiterer, Higher Market, & market

Williams Edward, butcher, 4 St. David's hill gardener, Friars green

Williams Eliza (Miss), preparatory school for boys, IS Dix's WyburnCharlotte(Mrs. ),shopkeeper, I Jubilee st.Trews weir

field Wynn Elins, boot maker, 14 Friars walk

Williams I<'rederick J. agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited, Yacht Beverage Co. (The) (G. H. Skinner,proprietor),

· wine & spirit merchants, I93 High street manufacturers of carbonal waters &cardials&c.z3North st

lVilliams Henry, tailor, 2 Cathedral yard Yardley James Ryder, fish salesman, 3I West street

Williams John, shopkeeper, 83 Holloway street Yelland Arthur John, watch maker, 46 Paul street

Williams John William, builder 47, & Exeter inn 53, Bar- Yelland Lydia Clara (Mrs.), dress maker, 46 Paul street

tholomew street west Yendell John & Co. tailors & woollen mers. 82 Sidwell st

Williams Kate (Miss), ladies' school, see Trobridge & Williams Yeo Brothers, sack, rope & twine merchants, flour, corn,

Williams Samuel Friend, ship builder, 47 Magdalen street bran & coal sacks, manure, cement, potato & seed bags

Williams Thomas, hair dresser, 48 West street &c. 4 Market street

Williams William, news agent, 70 Holloway street Yeo Samuel H. & Co. colour &c. merchants, 2 Longbrook

Willis Albert George, butcher, I34 Sidwell street terrace & at Teignmouth

Willis Edith Rose (Miss), milliner, I76 Sidwell street Yeo Henry, marine & insurance broker, 5 Bampfylde street

Willis John, butcher, 154 Sidwell street Yeo Samuel Spear, Custom House inn, Quay

Willis William Henry, boot maker, 34 Well street Yeoman Wtlliam, bath chair proprietor, 6o Preston street

Wills Joseph & Snn, wholesale tea & coffee dealers, agents Yolland, Husson & Birkett, woollen merchants, ~57 & !l58

to the Northerrl Fire & Life offices, I Frog street,Westgate High street & I & 2 Ca~tle square

Wills Geo. comcl. traveller, 3 Hollingdale, Old Tiverton rd Youlden William Pyne & Son, butchers, 62 South street

Wills John, hair dresser, 61 Sidwellstreet Youlden Robert, tailor, 25 Summerland street
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• DEVONSHIRE. • (KELLY's

236 EXETER. ( IIEAVITREE.)

Young Men's Christian Association (Henry Gadd esq. pres.: Zamoiske Priscilla (Mrs.), fancy dealer, Higher market
Thomas Wilson, hon. treasurer & E. D. Collins, general Zane Ann Jane (Mrs. ),lodging house, ro Longbrook terrace
Zane ,John Goss, George & Dragon inn, Io Black Boy road
sec.), King's lodge, High street Zebedee John, fly proprietor, 70 East John street
Young Henry, shopkeeper, 13 West street Zelley William, carpenter, East Southernhay
Young Women's Christian Association (Institute & Board-

ing House), 9 Dix's field

Heavitree. •

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cline Mrs. 2 Discombe villas, Polsloe rd Hawkey Thos. Richd. 9 Higher View ter

AllenHenry,Penrhyn,Park rd.Polsloe rd Cole Capt. Sl. (late R.E.), 3 John'svills Hayman Joseph, x Stafford villas

Alsop George, 5 Higher Park View ter Coles Thomas, 4 Floriston villas, South Bendy Arth. Jn. 3 Bath ter. Pinhoe rd

Andrews Rtchard, 7 Polsloe road avenue, Polsloe road Bendy Henry, I4 Pinhoe road

Andrews Richard Jas. Homefield house Collings William Jas. I3 South Lawn ter Hibberd William, Homefield lodge

Angel Albert, Leewillow ho. Polsloe rd Coombes John, St. Anne's road Higginson Mrs. Hunsdon lo. Forest

AngelHarry,Belmoor,Park rd.Polsloe rd Cotton William, 2 Manston terrace HillHenryRichd. I3 Park rd. Polsloe rd

Annesley Major 0. F. T. R.A; Otago Couche .Arth.Jn.I6HigherPark View ter Hill William George, 24 Jubilee road

• house, Topsham road Couche Mrs. 15 Higher Park View ter Hiscox John Francis, 2 Amherst villas,.

Anson-Cartwright Miss, Revers, Mont- Cousins John, 33 Pinhoe road North avenue

le-Grand Cox Henry, 2 Rosewood villas, North Hitt Miss, 3 Midway terrace

Arden George Henry, Southam lodge avenue, Polsloe road Holmes Misses, Baring Crescent villa

Armstrong Miss, South aven. Polsloe rd Cox Henry Joh11, 13 Cavendish road Hope Rev. Wm. Lrector of Allhallows

Ascott Thomas, 6 Jubilee road Crocker John, 23 Jubilee road & St. Pancras], 3 Park viis. Polsloe rJ

Ashford William, Aylwood, Fore street Crocker John, I Newcombe terrace Homer William, 29 Polsloe road

Ashworth Miss, 4 St. Anne's road Crofton Major Richard Martin R.A. Hosking William Edward Wood, I4

Baber Mrs. Devonshire house, Fore st Heavitree house, Church street Higher Cross Park terrace

Badcock Mrs.5 Richmond vils. North av Croote Wm. Sweete,Elbeslaw,Polsloe rd Hotham Hon. Lady, Southlands

Baker Miss, I3 Mont-le-Grand CrossFrederickJas. I Holly vls. Church st Howard Rev. William Wilberforce M. A.

Baker Robert Nesbitt Gollop, 9 Salu- Crowson Mrs. Homefield place 4 Baring place

tary mount Cruice William, 4 Higher Park View ter Humpbry William James, 12 Higher

Balgay Capt. R.A. Old Abbey Curry George Percy, 22 Polsloe road Park View terrace

Ball Henry James, 28 Powderham cres Curwood David, 2 Unley viis. North av Hutchings Samuel, St. John's road

Ball William Joseph, Fern cott. Forest Davis Arthur, 9 St. John's road Ingram Albert, 9 St. Anne's road

Balsdon J oseph, 8 Higher Park View-ter Davis Fred, 2 Pinhoe road Jackson Rev. William [United Method-

Barnes Miss, 6 Midway terrace Davy Waiter Shirley, Brewery house, ist Free Church], I Cyprus villas,

Bartlett Mrs. 2 Rose villas, Polsloe rd Church street South avenue, Polsloe road

Battershill Hy.Westlake,6 Mont-le-Grnd Day Edward, 2 Prospect villa James Spencer 'fheodore, 35 Polsloe r<l

Beard Joseph, 3 St. John's road Day William, 6 Homefield pl. Fore st James William A. F.R.A.s. Comp<~.:.s

Bennett Francis William, 17 Sivell pl Dean-Trotter John, II Pinhoe road cottage, Stoke hill

Benson Geo.Jas. 13HigherCrossPark ter Delves Mrs I7 Polsloe road James Wil!iam S. 3 Mont-le-Grand

Bent TheMisses,4Regent's ter. Polsloe rd Dodd George, 2I Pinhoe road JellettJames William Hemy M.D.,n.ch.,

Berkeley Rev. Sackville Hamilton M.A. Dowker Robt. Hy. II Park rd. Polsloerd B.A.L. 8 Salutary moc.nt

[vicar & surrogate], The Vicarage Drake Edwd. 4 Richmond vils. North av Job William, I2 Pols\oe road

Biggs George, 2 West Homefield Drake Frank Amos George, Park road J ohnson Altred Robert M.A. (assistant

Bickel Robert, Church st.reet Driver Sergeant-Major Geo.27Pinhoe rd master, Grammar school), I3 Vic-

Bickel William, I2 West terrace Drought Mrs. 8 Mont-le-Grand toria terrace

Blake Col. Benjamin Watson, Bellair Dudeney James Henry, 9 Cavendish rd J ohnson Randall, Port view

Blundell Henry, 2 Higher Park View ter Dunn Frank, I7 Jubilee road Jones John Hichard, 6 Pinhoe road

Bowden Francis Henry, 4 Pinhoe road DymondFrancisWilliams,3 Manston ter J ones Lionel, 4 Lower Cross Park ter

Bowden Mrs. I9 Pinhoe road Dymond Miss, 7 Higher Park View ter Jones Mrs.Roseleigh,Park rd.Polsloe r<l

Bowring Lady, 7 Baring crescent Dymond William, 4 Mont-le-Grand Jones William, IO Jubilee road

Braund Misses, 6 Baring place Eaves Rev. James M.A. [chaplain of Jones Wm. Hy. 2 Park vils. Polsloe rd

Bremridge Miss, Penrose villa Exeter workhouse], 2 Bicton place Julyan Rev. Wm.[Baptist],26 Polsloe rei

Brenton Mrs. I Jubilee road Edmonds Courtenay Harry,Mote lodge, Kelland Mrs. I2 Higher Cross Park ter

Bridle Miss, 9 Pinhoe road Fore street Kendall Norman, 25 Jubilee road

Bright Henry Charles A.C.P. Polsloe rd Eman Misses, 2 Albion place Kenshole John, Church street

BromeCapt. Wm Edwd.S.4 Regent's pk Emmens Mrs. I3 Polsloe road Kieft Da,•id John, 8 Jubilee road

Brome The Misses, 4 Regent's park Everard Miss, 9 Barmg crescent King Rev. Walter, Heavitree park

BrookeEdwardGeo. I Park rd. Polsloe rd Flower Harry,2 Richmond viis. North av Kingdon Miss, 3 Higher Cross Park tel'

Brooking Albert, 8 Regent's park Ford George Mortimer, 2 Holly villas, Kingdon William Dashwood M.D. Heavi-

Brooks Francis Thomas, I2 Pinhoe rd Church street tree house, Fore street

Brothers George, Stoke cott. Stoke hill Fowler George Henry, 8 St. Anne's rd Kingwell Frederick, 2 Polsloe villas~

Brown James Armitage, 2 Regent's pk FrancisJohn,4PolsloePark vils.North av South avenue, Polsloe road

Browning John Bodley Townsend, I Frost Charles, I3 Pinhoe road Kitchin H.ev. Joseph Laxton M.A. [chap-

Regent's park Fulford Mrs. 27 Polsloe road lain to Wonford House Hospital fot'

Buckingham Arthur Wm. B.A. cantab. GaltJamesFletcher,23Park rd.Polsloe rd the Insane], 6 Salutary mount

Langton, Polsloe road Garland .1\lrs. Stafford villas, Fore st Lake John Cox, I Rose villas, Polsloe rd

Buckler Alfred, Pembroke ho. Fore st Garland 'fheodore Garbett Teage, 2 Landon Col, Aslabie, Heavitree park

Budge Henry, Sussex ho. North avenue Stafford villas Lane 1\Irs. 18 St. Anne's road

Budge The Misses, Sussex ho. North av Gilham Charles, 3 West Homefield Lat1mer Mrs. J. P. 18 Polsloe road

Bulgin Charles, 2I South Lawn terrace Godfree Henry, 5 Midway terrace Leach Frederick John, I4 Sivell place

Bulley WilliamHy. 12 Park rd. Polsloe rd Gooding Ambrose, I2 Jubilee road Leach Peter, 3 Hjgher Park View ter

Burch Arthur, 5 Baring place Goodland Miss, I Regent's Park road Lee Thomas, 3 Park road, Polsloe road

Burch Horace Ralph B.A. 5 Baring place Goodman Mrs. Mont·le-Grand road Lendon Henry, 1 Bicton place

Burgon Miss, 3 Albion cottages Goulston Arthur M. A. Homefield place Lewis Charles, I8 Jubilee road

Burnett Mrs. I Midway terrace Granville Mrs. 4 Polsloe villas, South LiddeiiPatrk.Jsph.6High.CrossPark ter

Burrow Samuel Edwd.Jas.Ig Jubilee rd avenue, Polsloe road Lloyd Horace Charles, Bryntirion, Mag-

Campbell Mrs. I7 Higher Park View ter Gray Henry Lee, 4 Mont-le-Grand dalen road

Campion Henry, 3 Baring place Gray Thomas William,4 Mont-le-Grand Loosmore Thomas, St. Anne's road

Campion Miss, 3 Baring place Gray William, 20 Jubilee road Loram Robert, I4 folsloe road

Campion Robert Taylor, 3 Baring place Gray WilliamEdward,4 Mont-le-Grand Lowe Charles, 5 Pinhoe road

Carige Misses, 4 Park villas, Polsloe rd Greenslade John, 13 St. Anne's road Lucas Durston, 11 St. Anne's road

Carpenter Misses, 7 Pinhoe road Greg-ory Frederick Ueorge,23 Polsloe rd Lucas William Little, I Tregenna villa~

Caseley Robert John, 4 Jubilee road Griffiths Mrs. 3 St. Anne's road South avenue, Polsloe road

Chamber-Hodgetts Mrs. Rowancroft Gully Misses, I Regent's ter. Polsloe rd Lucraft Wilham, 2I Park rd. Polsloe rd

Chanter Charles, 2 Killerton villas, Hallett Frank, I Bath ter. Pinhoe rd Luscombe Mrs.'l'heLaurels,St.John'l! rd
rNorth avenue, Polsloe road
Harding HenryJohn,II South Lawn ter MacClelland Rev. Thomas B. D. senior

Chapman Char1es Henry, I6 Jubilee rd Hardwick Miss, Hrunswick ho. :Fore st curate of Heavitree], 7 Albion place

Church CoL William Jas. 5 Regent'spk Harris Mrs. 2 Jubilee road MadgA George, I 1\Iont-le-Grand

Clare Waiter, 7 :3t. John's road Harris William John, 5 Jubilee road Mallet Wm. Hy. 6 Lower Stafford ier

Clarke Jsaac, 2 Mont-le-Grand Havill Frederick, 34 Polsloe road Martin Philip, I South Lawn terrace

Clifford Mrs. Queen's Oak qouse Hwill John, 5 St. Anne's road !Ylasa.L·oon Robt.R.X.4llaU.1 ter. Pinhoe rd

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:Mathew John Pynsent, 3 Homefield pl Rumsby Miss, u Mont-le-Grand Wallis Alfred, 7 Regent's park ,

Mathew John Waiter Wright M.A. I Rutherford Robert Leonard M.D., M.eh. Wallis Miss, 5 Salutary mount •

Manston terrace (res. med. supt. ),Exeter City asylum Waiter William, 24 Polsloe road

May Mrs. Baring lodge, Magdalen road Sampson John, Melrose ho. Polsloe rd Warmington James, I2 St. Anne's road

May Richard, 9 Jubilee road Sanders C. Buckley, Mowbray house Warr Edward Ernest, I Polsloe villas,

Meade-King Waltel', I2 Baring cres Sanders Edward Andrew D.L., J.P. South a\'enue, Polsloe road

Melhuish Arthur Whiddon, 3 Regent's Stoke house, Stoke hill Warren Mrs. 7 Moot-le-Grand

terrace, Polsloe road Sanders Edwd. Jas. Stoke ho. Stoke hill Way George, 2 Cyprus villas, South

Melhuish Samuel, I Pinhoe road Sanders Mrs. II Regent's park avenue, Polsloe road

Mellison George, 2 Bath tel'. Pinhoe rd Sanford Henry, 3 South Lawn terrace Wells James Davies, West Down lodge

Midlam Wm. Geo. 5 Lower Stafford ter Saunders Misses, I Vue villas,Polsloe rd Were Mrs. Clystlands

Mole William Geor~e, 28 Pinhoe road Scadding Jsph. South aven. Polsloe rd Wescott James; 8 St. John's road

Montgomery Miss, IQ Baring crescent Scudder John, 6 Regent's ter. Polsloe rd West Francis Hy. 5 Bath ter.Pinhoe rd

J.lrlorganHarryJn.I3HigherParkViewter Seage .l\1rs. 4 Lower Stl:tfford terrace Westcott Benj. Io Park rd. Polsloe rd

Morgan Mrs. 13 Salutary mount Searle George Reginald, I Killerton WheatonAibt.1Rosewood vils.North av

Morgan William Perry, 2 Rosemount villas, North avenue Wheaton Albert Henry,4Richmond gro

villas, Polsloe road Shaw Mrs. 5 Baring crescent Whcaton Miss Teed, 5 Albion place

1\lortimer Charles, IQ St. John's road Sheffield George, 9 Regent's park Wheaton Peter, 3 Silver terrace

Neville Rev. Henry n.c.s. I Higher Silk Mrs. 6 Sivell place Wheeler Thomas Geo. 2 Richmond gro

Park View terrace Simpson Frederick, I4 Higher Park Whensley John, 3 Jubilee road

Newton Mrs. 5 St. John's road View terrace . White Admiral Richard Dunning C.B.;

Nickells Mrs. I West Homefield Slater Rev. Geo. [Free Church of Eng- J. P. II Baring crescent

Nield Thomas Whitehead, 1 Baring pl land], 2 Claremont houses, Polsloe rd White Mrs. 10 Higher ParkView terrace

Norman William Henry, 3 Pinhoe road Smith George, 4 Salutary mount Whiteway William, rg Polsloe road

Norrish Mrs. 2 Silver terrace Smith Mrs. 47 Mont-le-Grand road WilcoxGeo. Wm. I rHigherParkView ter

Northcott Wm. Geo. 3 Newcombe ter Smyth George,Rothesay,South avenue, Wilkinson William, Priory lodge, South

Padfield William Albert, Baring lawn Polsloe road avenue, Polsloe road

Page William, 25 Park rd. Polsloe road Snell Mrs. Roselands, Stafford terrace Williams Joseph, 2Q Pinhoe road

Parker Mrs. 5 Park villas, Polsloe road Snow Richard Charles Pearce,6 Higher Williamson Rev. George Chaloner [As-

Parsons Frederick George, 24 Pinhoe rd Park View terrace sociation sec. Church Missionary

Parsons Hy. Jn. Donne, 3 Regent's pk Snow William Munby, The Knoll Society], 8 Mid way terrace

Parsons James, St. Anne's road Southcombe Mrs. I Baring crescent Willis Edward, I Fern villas, North

Parsons John, Collingwood house Speke Mrs. 2 Moot-le-Grand avenue, Polsloe road

Partridge Richd. Jessell, 6 St. John's rd Spencer Rev. William Robert M.A. Wilson Frederick, 10 Salutary mount

Passmore John, Osterley, Park road, [assistant curate of Heavitree], Lid- Winson Charles, 5 Newcombe terrace

Polsloe road ford house, Fore street Wish Mrs. 2 Barin,g place

Patey Andrew, 30 Polsloe road SpillerWalt.Chas.M.D.9South Lawn ter Woodcock Thomas, 3 Floriston villas,

Pear Alfred Hy. I Lower Stafford ter Sproat J ames Hugh (assistant medical South avenue, Polsloe road

Pearce Jn. 3 Richmond viis. North aven officer), Exeter City asylum Worthy Capt. Charles, I John's villas

Pearce William, I3 Jubilee road Stanbury John Heaton, Thrushelton, Wrighton Thos. Edwd. 7 Salutary mnt

Pearse James, II Salutary mount Polsloe road Yelland John Chapman, 4 Midway ter

Pennell George Brice, Heavitree park Standfield John Edwin, 32 Polsloe road Young Cowper, r2 Salutary mount

Perkins Frank Prince, I Floriston villas, Stemson George Carter, 4 Manston ter COMMERCIAL,

'South avenue, Polsloe road Stephens Edwin, 8 Pmhoe road

Perkins William, 22 Jubilee road Stockland George, 22 Pinhoe road Andrews Richard James, surgeon, &

Phillips Rev. James B.A. [assistant Stone Albt.Benj. Robt.2 Newcombe ter medical officer & public vaccinator,

chaplain & vice principal training Stone James, IQ St. Anne's road Heavitree district, St. Thomas union,

college],Belgrave villas,South avenue, Stone William, IS Pinhoe road Homefield house

Polsloe road Stuart Mrs. 1.5 Polsloe road Angel Harry, teacher of music, Bel-

Phillips Henry, 3 Richmond grove Stumbles Chas. Edward, 23 Polsloe rd moor, Park road, Polsloe road

Philpot James, 6 Bath ter. Pinhoe road Stumbles Mrs. 8 Polsloe road AnningTomPlatts,baker & confectioner,

Pickford Mrs. 25 Polsloe road Sturgess Mrs. IQ Midway terrace Fore street & at Starcross

Pinder Miss, Park road, Polsloe road Sully Mrs. 3 Albion place Anning Waiter, baker, I Oakfield street

Pinkett Mrs. 2 Regent's ter. Polsloe rd Symes Misses, 6 Park villas, Polsloe rd Anstey John Geary, sexton, Church st

Pion Thomas, 20 Polsloe road Symons Thomas, I North Field place Arden Geo. Hy.farmer, Southam lodge

Platt Mrs. 3 Baring crescent Talbot Gen. Fitzroy Somerset R •.A.. Ball Charles (Mrs.),dress maker,Fore st

Plimsloe Mrs. 2 St. Anne's road Buckerell lodge, Topsham road Bartleet John, chemist, 7 Homefield pl

Pomeroy John, 6 St. Anne's road Tavender Wm. 5 Regent ter.Polsloe rd BartlettRachel(Mrs.),dress mkr.Fore st

Pope Sydney Philip, 5 Manston terrace Taverner Mrs. East Down villa, South Bartlett Thos. H. market grdnr.Fore st

Powell Miss, 2 F'loriston villas, South avenue, Polsloe road · Bickle Edward,boot maker, Fore street

avenue, Polsloe road Terrell Rev.Robt.[Cong.],6 Baring cres Bickle Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, 4

Pratt John Marchant, 2 Higher Cross Terrill Thomas Luke, 21 Polsloe road Isca terrace, Fore street

Park terrace Thicknesse William Albert George Blackmore Frederick, sergeant in-

Prettejohn Waiter, I Isca tel'l'ace [missionary], I I Hig-her CrossPark ter structor Artillery Volunteers, Fore st

Price Wm. I Rosemount vils. Polsloe rd Toby Fredk.Jn. Southcott,4 John's vils Blake Ralph George, painter, IQ Higher

Proctor Misses, 2 Polsloe Park villas, Tothill Robert George, 33 Polsloe road Roscland terrace

North avenue Towill Frederick George, 6 Polsloe rd Bligh Aodrew, inland revenue officer,

Prout John Cawse, I8 Pinhoe road Townsend George Anthony, Claremont 3 !sea terrace, Fore street

Pryce Evan, II Jubilee road villa, Polsloe road Bolt John, plasterer, 2 Oakfield street

Pulman John, 5 Higher Cross Park ter Tozer John Ferris,48 Moot-le-Grand rd Bolt Robert, saddler, Fore street

Quick Henry, 3 Polsloe villas, South Tozer Mrs. 4 Silver terrace Bowcher Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 2

avenue, Polsloe road Treglown Richard, r6 South La.w1 ter Lower Stafford terrace

Heed Mrs. 7 Midway terrace Trevithick Richard (head master of the Bradbeer M. (Miss),private day school,

Rendle William Hy. Park rd. Polsloe rd Practising school & tutor in the Col- North street

Reynolds Rev.Herbt. Edwd.M.A. [priest lege), Highland villa, South avenue Bradford Geo. whitesmith, Baring cres

vicar of Exeter cathdrl.],Heavitree pk Trevor Col. Francis Randolph, IO Re- Bradrord James, market gardener, 2.

Rin~e Capt. Richard Head R.A. :; gent's park Progress villas

Moot-le-Grand Trott John, I Richmond villas, North Branscombe Ellen (Mrs.),grocer,& post

Roach James, 2I Jubilee road avenue, Polsloe road & telegraph office

Roberts Rev. David Fonlkes [Congre- Truscott Arthur J enkin, I Discombe Braund Emma Elizabeth & Frances

gational], 17 South Lawn terrace villas, Polsloe road (Misses), ladies' school, 6 Baring pl

Roberts George, I Albion place TruscottGeorgeFrederick,8 Baring cres Brewer John Leonard, tailor, 8 Isc1.

Roberts Miss, Rowancrott Tucker Mrs. 2 Salutary mount terrace, Fore street

Rockett Charles Thomas, 22 Park road, Tuckwell Alfred, 4 St. John's road Bright Henry Charles A.C.P. Hea.vitree

Polsloe road Turner Edward,5 Lower Cross Park ter collegiate school, Polsloe road

Rogers Edward Ernest, I6 Polsloe road Turner Mrs. Crom-a-Boo house,l"ore st Brooks Francis Thomas,superintendent

Rogers Misses, 5 Homefield place Yaughan Lieut.-Gol.Edward Hensman, to Provident Association of London

Rogers Waiter Goddard, Heoavitree pk Richmond lodge Limited, 12 Pinhoe road

Rogers William Henry Hamilton, Belle- Veale Miss, 7 Baring place Brownson Frederick, police sergeant, 7

vue, Polsloe road Venua Miss, I Prospect villas, Forest Lower Stafford terrace

Rookes Mrs. Baring house Vowler Benjamin John, IO Pinhoe road Burnett William, boot maker, 16 Oak-

Rouse Mrs. 9 Midway terrace Voysey John, 14 South Lawn terrace field street

238 EXETER. ( HEAVITREE.) DEVONSHIRE. [:KELLY'S

Cemetery (Lewis Olleff, derk to the Havill George, assistant overseer & Payne James, jobbing gardener, I2

burial board; Francis Priest, keeper), assessor of taxes for Heavitree,Fore st Newcombe terrace

Pinhoe road Hawkins Jn. Hy. cabinet maker &care- Pearse Rd. bricklayer. 6 Cavendish rd

Chamberlain William James, Ship inn, taker of Assembly rooms, Church st Percy James, plasterer, Regent's square

Church street Hearn Albert, tobacconist &news agent, Phillips Henry, builder & contractor;

Champion Suchet, teacher of music, F.ore street works, North street; office, 100 Paris

Church street Heath George Edward, grocer, Park street., Exeter

Cheshire Frederick Henry, sanitary in- road, Polsloe road , Pook Henry, brewers' traveller, 6 New-

spector for the Heavitree sub-dis- Heavitree BrewerJf Limited (late combe terrace

trict, 4 Newcombe terrace Baker &Son), brewers& wine&spirit Potter James, laundry, Church street

Chorley & Son, blacksmiths,Fore street merchants, Church street & I44 Pratt Henry, builder, 29 Pinhoe road

Chorley John Coupon, builder, Forest Fore street, Exeter Prideaux Anthony, inland revenue

Chown & Hanniss (Misses), lodging Heavitree Fire Brigade, Fore street officer, Lyndale, Fore street

house, Fore street Henderson Samuel, gardener & florist, Prout John Cawse, master mariner, 18

Clarke George, farmer, Sandygate Church street Pinhoe road

Cocks William Henry,market gardener, Hill Henry, jobbing gardener & lodg- Radford William, market gardener,

18 Higher Park View terrace ing house, Church street Cobden villa, Roselands

Collins Jane (Mrs.), market gardener, Hutchings John, assistant overseer for Rakestrow Edwd.plmbr.&paintr.Fore st

Park cottage A.lphington &clerk to the school board Ratcliffe James, gardener to Col. B. W.

Collins Jn. mrkt. gardnr.Goldsmiths pl for that parish, Fore street Blake, Ashley villa

Commins William John, builder, Pols- Ireland Sidney, boot ma. 2 Oakfield st ReedGeorge,chimneysweeper,Regent sq

loe house, Pinhoe road James John, builder, 2 Brenda villas Reeves Rt. Clement, dairyman, }'ore st

Coombes John, builder, Oak clo~e James William, haulier, St. John's rd Rice James, carpenter, Princes terrace

Coombes Wm.Hy. plasterer,6 West ter J ellett James William Henry M.D. phy- Rustell Thomas, farm bailiff to Exeter

Croker John, shopkeeper, Fore street sician & surgeon (firm, Kempe & City Asylum

Crowson & Son, brewers & maltsters, Jellett), 8 Salutary mount SampsonJn. brick & tilemanf.Polsloerd

Windsor brewery Johnson Annie (Miss), dress maker, 24 Searle John, beer retailer, North street

Devonshire Regiment ( ISt) Volunteer Newcombe street Sewell Mary (Mrs.), grocer &provision

Brigade Western Division Royal Ar- Johnson Hy. grocer &beerret. 6 Park pl dealer, Fore street

tillery (No. 8 Battery) (Capt. John Johnson Robert, dairyman, Baring cots Shears William Daniel, lamp & oil

Gidley, commanding; P. M. Deas Keen Wm. Jas. Royal Oak P.H. Forest dealer, 28 Alpha street

M.B. acting surgeon) Kempe & Jellett, surgeons, 8 Salutary Short John, plumber &c. Fore street

DigbyPauper Asylum (Robt. L. Ruther- mount & at Southernhay, Exeter ShortRosina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Forest

ford M. D. resident medical officer; Kitchin Rev. Joseph Laxton H.A. private Skinner John, sbopkeepr. 62 Regent's sq

James Hugh Sproat, assistant medical tutor, 6 Salutary mount Smyth George, commercial traveller,

officer; Rev. E. T. Foweraker Jtf.A. Knapman James, boot ma. Baring cots Rothesay, South avenue

chaplain; Frederick J. Cross, clerk; Lake John, tailor, 23 Newcombe street Snow Richd .dairv, farmr. Hamlin farm
Waiter G. Rogers, treasurer ; George Lamacraft William James, poor rate ~ociety for the Promotion of Missions
R. Shorto, clerk to the committee of collector, Ivy cottage, Fore street
to Seamen (.Admiral Whitec.B., J.P.

visitors) Lane James, butcher, 2 North street treasurer, u Baring crescent; :Miss

Dobel Mary (Mrs.), news agent, Forest Langdon Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 2 Wright., hon. sec. I5 Penview
Dodd George, shopkeeper, 1 East ter
Albion cottages terrace, Oxford road)

Driver Sergt.-Maj. George, drill instruc- Langford Wm. Hy. butcher, Fore street Stephens I. G. & Son, monumental

tor to Royal (xst) Devon Yeomanry, Langmead William James, assistant masons, 3I Pinhoe road ; builders,

27 Pinhoe road supt. to Prudential Assurance Co. I 16 Fore street; works, Okehampton

Ducke's Almhouses, Fore street Limited, 26 Park road, Polsloe road street, Exeter

Dunning Richard, draper, Fore street Lavers Fk. Horse & Groom P.H. Forest Stokes Henry George, butcher, Fore st

DyerJn.baker & grocer, South Lawn ter Leach Elizh. (Mrs.), laundress, North st Tarbet Clessie (Mrs.), professor of

Ellis John, plumber, I Progress villa Leach Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, I music, u Albion place

Eaves Rev. James M.A. private tutor, Oak close Taverner WilliamC. farmer, Hill Barton

2 Bicton place . LewisCharles, corn. trav. I8 Jubilee road Terrill AugusLa Caroline (Miss), teacher

Evans Herbert, hair dresser, 5 Silver ter Leyman Frank, watch maker, Forest of music, 21 Polsloe road

Evans William, coal dealer, I Oakfield st Livery Dole .Almshouses, Heavitree rd Thorn John, ironmonger, Fore street ·

Exeter University Extension Centre Lucraft John (Mrs.), lanndress,North st Thorn William Richard Bowden, iron-

(Miss Montgomery, hon. sec.), IO McMullin James, superintendent of monger, I Polsoe road

Baring crescent Pearl Life Assurance Co. Lim. 3I TidbaH William, registrar of births

Exeter Working Men's Conservative Polsloe road & deaths for Heavitree sub-district,

Union, AssemblyRooms&c. (William Manuel Elisha, shopkeeper, Fore street 2 South Lawn terrace

George Medlam, sec.), Church street Manuel Jane (Mrs.), dress ma. Forest Tothill Robert, builder, undertaker ~

Finnimore Wm. dairyman, I North st MartinWm. dairyman &farmer,Fore st house agent, Fore street

I<'leming Susan (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Mear WalterF cab proptr. 2 Oakfield st Tucker William, shopkeeper, :Forest

Higher Cross Park terrace Mitchell George, market gardener, Tuckett James, farmer, Tollards farm

Friend Clement, dairyman, I Brenda Homefield gardens Twiggs James, builder, 23 Pinhoe road

villas, Homefield place Mole William, sewing machine dealer, Venton Georgina Jolmson (Miss), fancy

Fry Samuel, dairyman, Church street 3 Lower Stafford terrace draper, 5 Isca terrace, Fore street

Fry Samuel, dairyman, North street Moore William, refreshment room Yowler Benjamin John, clerk in the

Gale Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Pin- manager, 5 South Lawn terrace Exeter Probate Court, IO Pinhoe rd

hoe road Moss Jn. Geo. general smith, 5 North st Wakely Caroline (Mrs.), dress maker,

Garland Theodore Garbett Teage L. D. s. Mudge Wm. prov. dealr. 8 Homefield pl 14 Higher Roseland terrace

dentist, 2 Stafford villas & 2 Dean- MugfordFras.dairyman,gNewcombeter Walters James, rose grower, nursery-

ery square, Exeter Mutter John, Blue Ball inn, Sandygate man & florist, 9 Albion place &

Gay Samuel, farmer, Rolleston Barton, Nethercott Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Mount Radford nurseries, • Exeter.

Stoke btll IS Clakfield street See advertisement

George Alfred, jobbing gardener, I NethercottJn.Robt.builder, 2 Shelton pi Walton Walter Benjamin, coal dealer,

Albion cottages Norman Charlotte Mary (Mrs.), boot 17 Higher Roseland terrace

Gifford John, confectioner, Church st maker, Fore street Warren William Henry, tailor, Forest

Gillard Hy. cab proprietor, Woodbine pl Oldry Edward, drapers' traveller, 8 Webber Katherine L. (Miss), teacher of

GillardSarah(Mrs. ),laundress,Church st Higher Roseland terrace dancing, 2 Isca terrace, Fore street

Goulston Arthur, surgeon, Homefield pl PalmerLetitia (Mrs.), shopkpr. Forest Williams William Way, shopkeeper,. I

Grant Arthur, hair dresser, Fore street Parsons John, boarding school, Colling- Shelton place

Hanniss Jane (Miss), lodging house, wood house Wilson James. travelling draper, I5

see Chown & Hanniss Parsons Sarab (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 South Lawn terrace

Hardy Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Salutary mount Wish Aaron Boon, farmer, Sandy park

Higher Cross Park terrace

Hare James, Honeylands Whipton. Hill Henry, market gardener
Madge John, Stratbam house
Coombe Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. & dairy Mole Edward, Sutton & Co.'s agent
001111\IERCIAL. Friend William, farmer
Gillard Thomas, beer retailer Payne Samuel, blacksmith, Post otlj.ce
Adams John, farmer, Polsloe farm Hallett Selina (Mrs.), dairy, Honey-
Adams William, farmer, Polsloe bridge Passmore Richard, market gardenel."
Baker Joseph, Balf Moon inn lands cottage
Hellier William,farmer,Polsloe Mill frm Rew Henry, farmer, Whipton Barton

Richads Walter, coal dealer .

J:PIRECT<IRY. • EXETER ( ST• THOMAS.) 239

DEVONSHIRE.

ISquires Jn1 _market gardener, Rose cot I
l
Turner Wiruiam, farmer, Heath farm
VaneWm.& Son,wheelwrights & smiths Williams Robert, boot maker ·
Vooght Edith (Miss), dress maker
Winsor Peter, farmer & road contractr

n, .Battishill J. St. Loyes East Wonford. Sclater Charles Gould, nursery
Thos. Wm. [Unitarian] man & farmer, Heavitree bridge
Chignell Rew Mrs. E. Heavitree hill
Lutman Springlands St. Aubyn Mrs. The Hermitage Webber George, mason
SunderlandJsph.Hy.Ea. WonfordHillho Williams Henry Edward, builder
Mitchell Springlands Veyaey William Henry, Home glen
Martin Wm. farmer &dairyman,Heavi-
Powell ..o.u• Windout hill
tree bridge ; & Fore at. Heavitree
Rew Mrs. ?vr house

Brooking Fort villa South Wonford. Sutton Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundry

Cobham ohn Lionel, The Elms Clements William, shopkeeper Sweet Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Cole George, market gardener Trend Frederick, laundry, Purk cottage
Deas Peter .n1'u M.B., M.S. (medical Havill George, butcher & farmer Vickery Thomas, market gardener
Lake Richard, baker Vickery William Jas. market gardener
• .•u, Wonford House Has- Langdon Reuben, market gardener Wilcocks Robert, laundry
Langford Eliza (Mrs.), New Country Williams Thomas, sawyer
Insane) Williams William, shopkeeper
Madge John, ,~;;. cottage House inn Wonford ·House Hospital for Insane
Loosemore Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress
Morton William Britain M.B. (assistant Maddicks Waiter, dairyman Private Patients (Peter Maury Deas
Miller Alfred Thomas, market gardener
medical officelr), Wonford house Radford John, dairyman,Abbott's farm M. B., M.S.Lond. medical superintndt.;
Shaw Alfred, shopkeeper Wilham Britain Morton M.B.LOnd.,
COMMERCIAL. Shorland Emanuel (Mrs.), midwife M.R.c.s., L.R.C.P. assistant medical
Sloman Frederick, wheelwright officer), Wonford house
Anstey John, beet: & wine retailer Smith William, baker Young SamL dairyman & cattle dealer
Squance William, Gardeners' Arms P.H
Berry William, laundry

Burridge George, market gardener &

laundry, Ludwelllane

Buttell Louisa (Mrs.), laundress

Capron John, farmer & nurseryman,

Oakbeer farm

St. Thomas.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS, El·erittRev. William B.A. [rector of St. LetbbridgeMrs.2Lion ter.Alphington rd

Allen Miss, 27 Church road Lawrence, Exeter & chaplain to St. Lott Harry, 2 Cievedon vtls.Queen's rd

Amery J oseph, 6 Lansdowne terrace, Thomas' union], Budleigh Park ho 1\IacKeith Alex. Arthur M.D. Ivy cot-

Alphington road Farrant Mark, Beaufort ho. Cowick st tage, Alphington road

Amery Thos. Sawdye, 1 Princes st. sth Farrant Miss, II Church street Mears Wm. I Cleveland viis. Queen's rd

Andrews William, 27 Cowick street Fouracre Wm. 4 Princes street north Membry John, 4 Sidney road

Aris Charles Douglas, I Venice villa, Francis Misses, Haven road Milford Mrs. Beaufort villa, Cowick st

Queen's road Francis William, Exe Lawn house, MiltonMrs. IAustwick vils.Alphingtn.rd

Arscott Mrs. 3 Hampden place Okehampton street Moass Walt.Rd.3Lion ter.Alphington rd

AshGeo.3Lansdowne ter.Alphington rd Gater Ambrose Edward, I Carlton vils. MordleFredk.ITheRetreat,Alphngtn.rd

Bacca Demetrius S. Ford cottage, Queen's road Mortimore Mrs. 15 Okehampton street

Alphington road Glade William, 31 Church road Mudge Charles, 7 Lansdowne terrace,

Back Stephen Harvard, 4 Ebrington ,Glanfield Thomas Robt. 22 Church rd Alphington road

terrace, Alphington road Gorley John, I Woodville, Queen's rd Needs Charles Edward, 6 Oxford ter•

Baker Jas.4 Austwick ter.Alphington rd Gould J oseph, 35 Cowick street race, Okehampton road

Bamsey Mrs. I Oxford terrace, Oke- Grainger Richard, 9 Sidney road Noble Henry, Atelia villa, Regent street

hampton road Gratwick George Fk. Raleigh house, OliverWm.Hy.xComrie cres.Queen's rd

Banfield Edwin, 3 Princes street north Princes street east OsborneJn. Hy.Sampson,2oAI phngtn.st

Beardsley Henry, 5 Princes street south Gratwicke William Francis, 5 Comrie Packham Wm. 2 Woodville, Queen'srd
Betty Jn. Geo. Roseville, Princes st. sth crescent, Queen's road
Page Robert, 18 Church road

Bennett John Gould, 12 Ebrington ter- GreensladeJn. Weedon vil.Alphingtn.rd Palmer George Gidley, 3 Comrie cres-

race, Alphii1gton road Grove Harry,6 Lion ter. Alphington rd cent, Queen's road

Blackler Francis Harris, Marian villa, Gundry Mrs. 2 Carlton viis. Queen's rd Palmer Gilbert,20xford viis. Queen's rd

Queen's road Hales Thomas Henry, 7 Church road Paul Mrs. Austwick, Alphington rmd

Board William White, 2 Ebrington ter· Hall John, Sydney lod~e,Alphington rd Pearse Wm.20mega vils.Alphington rd

race, Alphington road Ham Jas. Morwenna ho. Fortescue rd Penman Michael, 45 Regent street

Bradbeer William Robert, 2 Lansdowne Harding Wm.Botany ho.Alphington rd Pentecost William Hy. 5 Sidney road

villas, Queen's road Harris Wm.Hy. Devonia vil.QueeU:s rd Pidsley Tom Gould,ILansdowne villas,

Brewer Richd. Wylie ho. Alphington rd Harvey Albert Ellis, 66 Okebampton st Queen's road

Brice Henry, 9 Church road Hawkins Arthur Leonard, 7 Oak villas, Pike SidneyPhilip, Sundale,Ebringtn.rd

Bright Frank, r I Sidney road Okehampton road Pitman Jas.6Austwick ter.Alphngtn.rd

Bucksey Mrs. Pine cot. Alphington rd · Hayward Frederick Albert, I Ebring- Poad George Henry, 14 Sidney road

Burdett Rev. Henry Plantagenet B.A. ton terrace, Alphington road Poad Geo.Herbt.2Venice vil.Queen's rd

[rector of St. Mary Steps], 13 Hearn Frederick Richard, Ford house, Powell William George Creswell, 4

Church road Alphington road Comrie crescent, Queen's road

Burgess Jas.10mega vils.Alphington rd Heath Mrs. 7 Hampden place Prendergast Rev. James Annesley

Callway Miss, 136 Cowick street Helmore Waiter John, 6 Hampden pl M.A. camb. [curate of Emmanuel

CampfieldJn.Cambria vl.Alphington rd Henning Thomas Parr, 8 Church road Church], x The Retreat,Alphingtn. rd

Champion John, Felixwell HolmesWm.40mega viis. Alphington rd Preston John, I7 Church road

Cheeseworth Charles, ro Sidney road Horrell Samuel, 24 Church road Quick Mrs. 4 Oak viis. Okehampton rd

Cole Arthur, 10 Ebrington terrace, Horsley Charles Cornelius,Haven bank Quick William Furneaux, 6 Comrie

Alphington road Hossell Harry, 6 Princes street south crescent, Queen's road

Collyns Rev. John Edward T.A.K.C.L. 4 HossellThos.Markwrth. ho.Alphngtn.rd RobinsGeo.Dinham view,Okehmptn.rd

Hampden place Hunt Harry Rochfort, Beaufort lodge, Robins James, Badleigh Park house

Combes Henry James, 3 Omega villas, Cowick street Roper Alfred Haynes, 14 Ebrington ter-

Alphington road Hurst John Wm. Hornedale, Sidney rd race, Alphington road

Cooper William,Raby vll.Alphington rd Hutchings James, 13 Lansdowne ter- Roper Henry lsa.a.c, 3 Oak villas,

Coren William, 8 Sidney road race, Alphington road Okehampton road

Cox Mrs. 7 Lion terrace, Alphington rd Huxham Thos. Rose villa, Queen's rd Ross Alfred, Well park, Alphington rd

Croot William, 29 Church road HyettEdwd.Jn.1Sidney vils.Queen's rd Rouse Frank, I5 Ebrjngton terrace,

Davidson Jn. Stanley vl. Alphington rd Inglis George, 7 Princes street south Alphmgton road

Daw Joshua, Claremont, Alphington rd James John, 135 Cowick street Rousham Philip, 63 Okebampton street

Denmead Thomas, 2 Sydney place, Johnson William Curtis, 13 Sidney rd Rundell Joseph William, 8 Ebringtoa

Alpbington road Johnston Mrs. xs6 Cowick street terrace, Alphington road
Sanders Fk. 2 Comrie cres. Queen's rd
Densham Wm. The Cedars, Queen's rd Jones George, 6 Church road

Dickens Hy. Cornwall villa, Queen's rd Kay Quinton, Merton villa, Princes sq Sanders Thomas, Little Haccombe

Eagles Thomas Albert, St. John's, KayRbt.Arth.Cambridgevil.Queen's rd Satchell John, 2 Princes street north

Okehampton road Kneebone Mrs. IS Ebrington terrace, Satchell Mrs.40xford ter.Okehmptn.rd

Eccles Wm. (missionary),39 Regent's st Alphington road Saunders Tom, Little Haecombe

·Ellis John, 2 Princes street south Lamason William Mortimer,7Sidney rd Savile Lt.-Col. Jn. WalterJ.P. Barley ho

Ellis Joseph, 5 Lansdowne terrace, Lear Mrs.7Ebrington ter.Alphington rd Sclater Charles William, ro Lansdowne

Alphington road Lendon Mrs. Red hills . .~rr!l~e, Alphington road

240 F..XETER. (ST., THOMAS.) DEVONSHIRE. Lt's

Sclater Edward Albert, II Ebrington Anstey John Milum, baker & shop- Clogg Jobn & Son, rope mas. r~ C
keeper, 21 Union street Coates George, works &
terrace, Alphington road
Sercombe Frank, 2 Oxford terrace, Anstey Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 55 agricultural implement Haven

Okehampton road Cowick street road. See advertisement

Seward Francis, 5 Austwick terrace, Baker George, boot maker&shopkeeper, Codner Wi Burnt

Alphington road 52 Cowick street Oak, Okehampton road (

Seward Robert Esworthy, Kerrison, Baker Mark, relieving officer for No. I Cole James, grocer, I Albion street

Alphington road district & registrar of births & deaths Commins William, bricklayef, 52 Oke"'

Sbapland James, 2I Church road for St. Thomas' sub-district, St. hampton street '

Short Edward Smallrid~re, 3 Ebrington Thomas union, Okehampton road Coomb John Orchard, assiiStant supt.

terrace, Alphington road BalhatchetRd.Morton inn, r66Cowick st Prudential Assurance Ccp. Limited,

Short Wm. I Lion ter. Alphington rd Balson John, builder, I8 Clinton street Merton villa, Princes square

Shrimpton Alfred, 4 Lansdowne ter- Bard Cecil, chemist, 3 Exebl'idge CCooornmisbhesPWhilmli.ppJaas(.Mfliosrsi)s,t,c1;Qtreuses emn'askredr,
race, Alphington road Bealey John Crapp, builder, Shooting

Smith George, I8 Cowick road Marsh stile I Union terrace

Smith Samuel, 53 Cowick street Bealey William Philip, agent for the Couldridge William Henry, watch

Smitham Matthew, 4 Princes st. south Refuge Assurance Co.Limited,2Beau- maker, 177 Cowick street

Snow Edmund Newman, The Quarries fort road Courtney James, draper, I Cowick st

Snow Thomas Maitland J.P. Cleeve ho Bealy Elizabeth (Mrs.), Swan inn, 17e Cowler Wm. Hy.bird dlr .20 Beaufort rd

Sparshatt Rev. John M.A. [curate of Cowick street Craig Andrew Seaton, travelling draper,

All hallows-or ·~he-Walls], Fairfield Berry John, market gardener 24 Cowick street ·

house, Alphington road Biffen George Percival, grocer, I9 Croump Williil.m George, printer &

SpencerGeorge, Osborn villa, Queen's rd Church road shopkeeper, 24 Beaufort road

Squire Albert,Summerhayes,Princes sq Bird John, butcher & poulterer, 41 Crump John Bond, market gardener,

Steward George, Ooz cot. Queen's road Alphington street 10 Regent street

Stickland Frederick Ernest, 8 Lans- Bishop J. tly proprietor, 13 Clinton st CruteFrederick,grocer,IOkehampton st

downe terrace, Alphington road BlackmoreWm.boot ma.46Alphingtn.st Darby Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 56

Stokes Cbas. Hy. sOak vis. Okehmptn. rd Blanchfield. John, boot maker,4Union st Okehampton street

Stokes Henry, 34 Cowick street Blanchford Fred, commercial traveller, Davey & Son, wholesale tea dealers, 44

Stokes John, 39 Cowick street 4 Ebrington road Regent street

Stokes Richd. 9 Lion ter.Alphington rd Blatchford Jas.carpenter, I9Cleveland st Davidson John, tailor & draper, Stanley

Stone Mrs. I37 Cowick street Bolt Charles, cab proprietor, Albany villa, Alphington road

Stoneman James, 5 Ebrington terrace, place, Cowick street Denmead Thomas, superintendent of

Alphington road Bolt James, shopkeeper, I Cleveland st telegraph department, post office, 2

Studd Charles Waiter, 2 Lansdowne Bolt William Henry, shopkeeper, 1 Sydney place, Alphington road

terrace, Alphington road Cleveland street Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Limited

Swabey Rev. Maurice M.A. [Yicar of Bowden Marianna (Miss), dress maker, (sub-branch) (G. Reginald Searle,

St. Thomas & perpetual curate of I Clarence road manager), Bridge end

Oldridg-e], Cowick street Bowden Wm.fruiterer,s80kehamptn.st Dodd Jn. Prince AlbertP.H.54 Cowick st

Symons Thomas, Basin cottage Bradbeer Frank Rowland, brush man- Dodd William, market gardener, Rose

Taverner Samuel, IS8 Cowick street ufacturer, Exe Bridge house cottage, Regent street

Thomas John [missionary United Bradley Robert, stationer & post office, Dunn Seth, Railway inn, I7I Cowick st

Methodist Free Church], 4 Cowick rd 186 Cowick street Dunning John Stoneman, maltster &

'Thomas Mrs. New Hayes Bradshaw C.&Son,asphalters, The Basin glass & china dealer, 34 Alphington st

Tozer Mrs. 3I Alphington street Bray William, road contractor, 35 Dunrich John, builder, 38 Cowick st

Trick WiUiam Burrow, 3 Clarence rd Courtenay road Eagles Thomas A.waterproof cover,

TuckerJas. Rutherford ho. Alphingtn. rd Brealy William, builder, I63 Cowick st tent & belting manufacturer, sacks,

Tullidge Thomas, Haven Bank house Brice Henry, artist, 9 Church road bags, rope, twine, netting,tarpaulins,

Turner Henry, Lion ho. Alphington rd Brown Benjamin, nurseryman & florist, rick covers, loin covers, horse clothing,

Uren Alfred, I2 Sidney road Dunsford road belt laces & belt fasteners ; office, 50

Varwell Hawkins Blake, Alphington rd Brown Wm. shopkeeper, 93 Cowick st Alphington street; factory,Okebamp-

Venner Mrs. 2 Sidney road Brown William Richard, coal dealer, I9 ton st.reet; telegrams, "Eagles, St.

Vile Edward, 23 Church road Courtenay road Thomas,Exeter." See advertisement

VlielandChas.Jas. Syndale,Alphingtn.rd Browning Mark Thomas, insurance Elliott Emma Ellen (Mrs.), butcher, I5

Ward Jared, 5 Lion ter. Alphington rd agent, Cowley cottage Cowick street

Ware Mrs. Sidney ho. Alphington road Buckingham Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Emmanuel Church Institute (Rev.

Wearing William Henry, 3 Austwick Okebampton street James A. Pendergast M. A. hon. sec.),

• terrace, Alphington road Burnett Rd. David,sbpkr. IOI Cowick st Okehampton street
"'ebber Charles, 5 Hampden place
Burnett Samuel, market gardener Emmanuel Cricket Club (A. H. Stokes,

Wellington Mrs. I6 Church road Burnett William,dairyman,3oCowick st hon. sec. & treas.), 34 Cowick street

''Veslake George, 20 Church road Burnett Wm.Jas.dairyman,3oCowick st Endacott Samuel, dairyman, 39Union st

Westlake Wj])iam, r68 Cowick street BurringtonJessie(Mrs. ), boot machinist, Evans Edwd.dairyman,Okehampton rd

Wheatley Miss, 138 Cowick street 32 Cleveland street Ewens George, dairyman, I Regent st

Wheaton Mrs. IDLion ter.Alphington rd Byne Albert William, examining officer Exeter Co-operative & Industrial

White Hy.zAustwick vils.Alphingtn.rd H. M. Customs, 33 Cowick street Society Limited (branch) (Sydney

White Mrs. Great Haccombe Callway Mary Ann (Mrs.), paperhang- James Shapland, manager),44Cleve-

White Mrs. Haccombe ing warehouse, I4 Alphington street land road

Willey Henry Alfred, 13 Ebrington ter- Cater Richd. gro.&post office,Sidney rd Exeter Gas Light & Coke Co. (W. A.

race, Alphington road Cawley Fredk. boot ma. 9 Alphington st Padfield, manager & sec.) ; works,

Williams Rev. Charles Hitchcock M.A. Cemetery (John Champion, clerk to the The Basin

[curate-in-charge of EmmanuelCh.], local board acting as the burial board; Exeter Nursery Co. Alphmgton road

32 Church road John Evan, cemetery keeper) Exeter Sanitary Steam Laundry (Mrs.

Williams Thomas William, Burnt Ash, Champion John, supt. registrar, &clerk Hill, manageress), Alphington road

Okehampton road to the guardians, to the local & school Exeter Working Men's Conservative

Wills Joseph, jun. I Sidney road boards & rural sahitary authority for Union (S~. Thomas' dist.)(E.Fenwick,

Wills Joseph, sen. I Sidney road St. Thomas, & clerk to the Exeter sec.), 12 Cowick street

Wood :Frank, 28 Church road Port sanitary authority, Felixwell Farrant Mark, surgeon,Beaufort house,

Woodbridge Mrs. 26 Church road ChanningHy. butcher,I3 Alphington st Cowick street

WoosleyAmbrse. Lothair vls. Princes sq Chappell Henry, umbrella maker, 47 Fishleigh Robert,baker,I6Alphington st

Yeo Frederick Jackson, Lothair villas, Alphington street Fouracre & Co. ironmonger, 6Cowick st

Princes square Cheeswortb Charles, land agent to Mrs. FranksJn.boot maker,6o0kehampton st

!COMMERCIAL. Yarde&ratecollectorforWhitestone, French William & Co. corn & seed

10 Sidney·road merchants & forage dealers & millers

AllenHenry,greengrocer,8Alphington st Churchyard Samuel, surveyor &inspec- (water), I69 Cowick street & I

Alien William Henry Meager, sor of nuisances to St. Thomas' local Paris street, Exeter

(established nearly a century), horse board, 42 Cowick street Frost Edmund, manager for Fouracre

trainer &c. horses bought & sold on Clark Lucy (Miss), butcher & dairy, 10 & Co. 22 Cowick street

commission, Bend'or house, Haven rd Alphington street Gale Henry Dare, collector of poors'
Andrews Lewis, baker, 170 Cowick st Clogg .Joshua c. & eo.(established rate for Allhallows-on-the-Walls, St.

Angel1<1orence (Miss), dress maker, 40 182 I),rope makers &sack merchants, Mary's steps, St. Edmund & St.

}{egent street cord, twine & waterproof covering Olave parishes, 3 Sydney place ·

Ansley Francis, shopkpr.2o Clarence st. manufacturers, I'34 Cowirk street . GardinerJn.shopkeeper,rsEbrington rd

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. •

EX.I<..'TER. (ST. lHOMAS.) 241

Gardiner Catherine (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Kerswill George, fruit grower &florist, Pike Hagar (Mrs.), Plymouth inn, 24

· Exe View terrace Bowhill nursery, Dunsford road Alphington street

Gater Wm. greengro. 39 Alphington st KnightEdwin,slppr.ma.2gCourtenay rd Pike Henry, corn factor, & miller, 2

Gater Wm. Welcome inn, Haven bank Knowles Richard, shopkeeper & black- Cowick street & Round Tree mills,

Gibbons Frederick William, grocer & smith, 33 Alphington street New Bridge street

painter, I Oxford street Ladd Elizabeth Frances (Mrs.), dress Piper William,trav. draper,37 Cowick st

Godfrey William, cab propr. Albany pl maker, 9 Ebrington road PoadGeorgeHerbert,commercial travel-

Goodfellow Nathan, elog sole cutter, LakeJn.Wm.shopkeepr.g4Cl&Veland rd ler, 2 Venice villa, Queen's road

Haven road LaneElizh.(Mrs.),drss.ma.r I rRegent st Pomeroy John, builder,79 Eegent street

Goodhind Wilham, timber haulier, 27 Lang Parnell, grain & seed merchant, PookFras.Mitchelson,grocer,33Union st

Cowick road Okehampton street Priston Sarah (Mrs.), Turk's Head P.H.

Gooding William Henry, builder & con- Langdon Benj. boot ma.g Alphington st I6I Cowick street

tractor ; office & works, Alphington LawtonCharles, blacksnutb,2gCowick st Pugsley John, butcher,51 Alphington st

road Leaworthy Fa.nny (Mrs.), greengrocer, PunchardJosephCharles&Son, printers,

Graves William, butcher, I82 Cowick st I04 Cowick street 52 Alpbington street

Gray George Hosgrove, marine store Lee James, shopkeeper,. 26 Oowick ;rd RandallSamuel, nurseryman& seedsmn.

dealer, 45 Cowick street Leigh Wm. timber m&. Okehampton st fiorist&landscape gardener,Exebridge

Groves Jarald, watch maker,Bridge end Letheren Emily (Mrs. ),confectioner, 175 Record Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 149

Gunner Albert Hy.shopkpr.470xford st Cowick street Co"l\ ick street

-Hall Jn.timber mer.seeSymonds &Hall Lisle Edwin Seward, accountant, Reed George, farmer, Attwills farm

Harding Chs. Hy. grocer, 14 Cowick st house, estate & insurance agent,assis- Refuge Assurance Co. Limited (John R.

Harding William, horticultural builder tant overseer of St. Thomas' & col- Past-field, dist. supt. ), 3 Princes st.sth

& hot water engineer, Exeter Hor- lector of rates to St. Thomas' local RiceFrances(Mrs. ),dress ma.47Union st

ticultural works, Alphington road board, Beaufort place, Cowick street Hichards Alfred, chemist & druggist,

Harris FrancisJohn,refreshment rooms, Luckman William, wholesale & retail II Cowick street

9 Cowick street grocer, tea & provision dealer & wine Roberts Charles, painter, 25 Cowick st

Harris Jas.greengrocer,44Atphington st & spirit merchant, I85 Cowick street Roberts John, draper, 16 Cowick street

Hart Henry,shopkeeper, I I Courtenay rd MacKeith Alexander Arthur M.D., C.M. Robins John, farmer, Foxhayes

Hart William,confectioner,8ECowick st surgeon, medical officer & public Robins Louis S. coal merchant, 26 Oke-

Heal John, Falmouth inn, 90 Cowick .st vaccinator for Bratnford Speke dis- hampton street & at Queen Street

Heard Frederick -Gharles, King's Arms trict, Ivy cottage, Alphington road station, Exeter

P.H. 173 Cowick street McLaren George, baker & confectioner, Rodd EdwardGeorge,travelling draper, .

Heard Jas. coach smith, 67 Cowick st 38 Alphington street 3 Oxford terrace, Okehampton road

Heard William John, chimney sweeper, ManleyJn.refreshment rms. I2Cowick st Rogers George, fly propr. 107 Cowick st

- Shooting Marsh stile Manley Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 Ross & Pidsley, brewers, Well Park

Heath Roger, registrar of marriages Okehampton street brewery, Alphington road

for St. Thomas' dist. Alphington rd Mann J n.Hichd.coal dlr.Okehampton at Rowden Emily (Miss), dress maker, 6

Helmore Thomas Pyne, deputy regis- Mardon Rose (Miss), pianoforte tunerp Ebrington road
trar of births & deaths, St. Thoma~' 91 Regent street
St. Thomas' Fire Brigade (Henry J.
sub-district, collector ofQueen's taxes Mathews l''k. Wm. haulier,I7 Cowick Td James, engineer), Cowick street

& parish clerk, 2 Hampden place MattersNellie(Miss),shpkpr.7oCowick st St. 'fhomas' Pleasure Grounds. (James

Helmore Thomas Pyne, jun. general Matthews Frederick, baker & grocer, 25 Perkins, keeper), Cowick street

stores, 3 Cowick street Okehampton street St. Thomas' School Board (John Cham-

HensmanEdwdJly prpr. 177A, Cowick st Matthews Phillippa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, pion, clerk), Felixwell

Hewish Emma (Miss), dress maker, 20 I Union terrace St. Thomas' Watet' Works {Frederick

Okehampton street Maunder John, watch m a. roo Regent st Wallace Hodges, engineer), Oakfield

HewishThomas,tailor,2oOkehampton st Mayne John, baker, 109 Cowick street SalterWilliam,green~rcr. 19Fortescue rd
Hext~r William, tobacconist, Bridgend Milford George, tailor, 143 Cowick st SamsonGeorge,shopkeeper, I Oakfield rd
Hicks RichardThomas,baker,sCowick st Millman William Thomas, saddler & Sanders John, boot maker, ~ Clinton st •

Higgins&Clarke,hair mrs.Okehamptn.st harness maker, ro Cowick street Sanders Waiter, agent for Phcenix In-

Hill Sarah Jane (Mrs.), wine & spirit Milton Horace Matt1 Seven Stars hotel, surance Co. 42 Union street

vaults, 187 Cowick street Okehampton street Sanfordl\'Iary(Mrs.), drpr. 35Clevelnd.rd

HodgeLydia(Miss),dressma.14Union st Mitchell Robert John Charles & Son, Sa.ngwin Richard, saddler & harness

Hodge Walter George, master of St. stone mason~, Haven bank maker, 6 Alphington street

Thomas' boys' school, Cowick street Mitchell&Son,mrkt.gdnrs.Spring grdns Scott Wm. Anchot' inn,32 AlphingtoiJ st

·Hodges Brothers, engineers, Haven rd MitchellChas.hair dresse'r,174Cowick st Selley Robert, builder, 49 Regent street

Holford Sarah (Miss), curtain cleaner, Mitchell William, carpenter, Brown's Sercombe Henry James, shopkeeper &

64 Okehampton street court, Cowick str~et .' plasterer, 7 Alphington- street

Holland Geo. Wm.prmter,r76 Cowick st Moore Thomas, dairyman, Flower Pot SercombeWilliam, basket ma.8Cowick st

HolmanThomasH. (Mrs. ),ladies' school, cottage, Okehampton street SetterBrothers,builders, Okehampton pl

6 Sidney road Morgan George, deputy registrar of Seward John, coal dealer, Shooting

Holmes William, builder, 4 Om~a marriages for St. Thomas' district,. Marsh stile

villas, Alphington road Register office • Shapcott Edward Samuel,. boot & shoe

Hooper Elijah, boot maker, Cowick st Morgan Hy. blacksmith,Okehampton st dealer, 7 Cowick street

Hossell Thomas & Son, hide & skin Mortimore Wm. brewer,Okehampton st Sharp Louisa (Miss), ladies' school, 12

brokers, Haven road NewberyWm.cattle dealer,43 Cowick st Church road

House Martha (Mrs.), <,lress maker, 1oS Newcombe Robert,haulier,Church r0ad Shears Frank, grocer, & post office, I7

Regent street NicholsJn. Saml.furn.brokr.72Cowick st Clenlland road '

Bucker Wm. wheel wt. 23 Alphington st NorthamThos. shopkeeper, J~larence st Sherry William Frank, baker& grocer,

Burst John William, inland revenue Oliver Williarn Henry, builder, un- 15 Alphington street

officer, Homedale, Sidney road dertaker &c. ; venetian & other blinds Shilston John Edward, Prudential As-

Hutchings Charlotte (Mrs.), provision made to order ; estimates given for surance agent, I8 Ebrington rd

dealer, 4 Cowick street general repairs, 22 Ebrington road ; Shipcott Samuel, shopkeeper & marine

HutchingsJemima (Mrs.),china &glass workshops, Alphington street store dealer, I Beaufort road

dealer, 46 Alphington street Oliver William Henry,Bullers Arms P.H. Shipcott Wdliam, sergeant-at-mace, 23

sJackmanJames, tailor, 5 Princes st.nth 48 Alphington street J Oakfield road

Jackman Jane (Mrs.), ladies' school, Parish Stephen, shopkeeper & fly pro- Short Eliza (Mrs.),dairy,36Cleveland st
Prmces street north prietor, 34 Oxford street
Short Prudence (Mrs.), dairy, 26

JacquesGeo. Wilson,.ldng.ho.36Cowick st Pastlield Jobn Robinson, district super- Alphington street

James Henry,dairytnan,Ebrington road intendent,Refuge Assurance Co.Lim. Smith Miss, dress maker, 8 Oaklield rd

Jenks Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress 3 Princes street south SmythThomasHy.com.tra.v.46Regent st

maker, 45 Union street Pearse Bessie (Mrs.), dress maker, 23 Smythe Ellen R. (.Miss), dress maker,

JohnsonWilliamCurtis,master mariner, Clinton street · ro Church road

I3 Sidney road Pearse HenryGoo. corn. trav. rChurch rd Southcott Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper,

JoslinWm.umbrellama.70kehamptn.st Pedrick Saml. hair drsr. 4 Alphington st 134 Cowick street

Joylsaac,Refuge assur. agnt.43Union st Pepprell Bessie (Miss), dress maker, 4 Southwood Richard,mason,8 Cowick st

Kerswell & tirafton, mineral water Okehampton place SparshattRev. J ohnv. A. school for young

makers, Okehampton street Phillips John, haulier, 23 Cowick street gentlemen,Fairfield ho.Alphington rd

Kerswi!.IIJas.RoyalOakP.H. Okehmptn.st Pidsley Tom Gould, brewer, see Ross & Spencer George, commercial traveller,

Kerswell Wm. Jn.mrkt.grdnr.Haven rd Pidsley Osborn villa, Queen's rood

•

DEV. & CO~. 16 .

• DEVONSHIRE. • [K'ELLY'S

242 EXETER. (ST. THOMAS.)

Squire Albert, commercial traveller, Towill George,tobacconist&news agent, WarmingtonWm.dairyman,SgRegent st

Summerhayes, Princes square I77 Cowick street Webber Geo.contractor,Okehampton rd

Stamp John, butcher, 32 Cowick street TozerSamuel,vet.surgeon, 137Cowick st WebberJohn,Ship inn,43 Alphington rd

.StephensJ.G.&Son,monumentl.masons, Trick William Burrow, deputy superin- Webber William,Okehampton inn,Oke-

Okehampton st. ; &1 I6Fore st. Exeter tendent registrar, Union offices hampton street

Stocker John, builder, 66 Cowick street Trickey William Ridge, saddle & Wellington Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper,

StokesJas.fish&potato mer.IB3Cowick st harness maker, 53 Alphington street 28 Cowick street

StokesRichard,wine coopr. I BI Cowick st Trood William, furniture broker & Westcott George,shopkpr.157 Cowick st

Stone & Son, wholesale chemists &drug- dealer, 29 Alphington street Westcott Henry,dairyman,22 Clinton st

gists &c. ; retail establishments, I Tucker Mary Ann Oldridge & Emma Western HenryJas. butehr.I8oCowick st

Alphington st. & 166 Forest. Exeter (MissPs), shopkeepers, 32 Union st Wheatley Eliza (Miss), ladies' boarding

Stone John, commercial traveller, 6 Tucker Edwin, farmer, Cowick Barton school, 1~8 Cowiek street

Ebrington terrace, Alphington road TuckerGeorge,shopkeeper,9Beaufort rd White Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 10

StrangWm.Hugh,shpkpr.3Alphingtn.st Tucker Henry Robert, shopkeeper, I8 Fortescue road

Sweet Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 49 Okehampton street White Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe

Alphington street Tucker James,coal mer.42Alphington st dealer, 5 Alphington street

SweetmanCharles,commercial travellr. Tucker Mary(Mrs. ),dairyman, I2 Alph- White Rose(Mrs.),dress ma.6 Regent st

1: Lansdowne terrace, Alphington rd ington street White Stephen, grocer, ug Cowick st

Symons&Hall,english timber merchant, Uren Alfred, station master, Cowick st Wills JamesCornish,grocer,2 Exebridge

St. Thomas' sawing & turning mills Varwell Hawkins Blake, coal & salt Wilson Alice (Miss), dress maker, Ox-

TarrRobert,PackHorse P.H.46Cowick st merchant &colliery agent,Alphington ford terrace, Okehampton road

TavernerGeo.dairyman,35Alphington st street & at Exeter Wilson Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9

Taylor Brothers,cabinet makers, I3 & 14 Vincent Eli, farmer, Sandhayes Oxford terrace, Okenampton road

Okehampton street Vlieland Charles James. surgeon, & Winser Wi!Jiam, tailor, 18 Union street

TaylorEliza.(Mrs. ),shopkpr.49Cowick st medical officer of health to St. Winsley Emma (Mrs.), preparatory

Taylor George Winter, builder, Bridge Thomas urban sanitary authority, school, 25 Church street

end & 7 Bartholomew terrace,Exeter Syndale, Alphington road WoodmanHenry,boot ma.I72Cowick st

Taylor Henry Joseph, manager,62 Oke- Ward & Co. coal & manure merchants, WoolwayFk.Thos.shpkpr.18Beaufort rd

hampton street Cowick st. ; chief office, St. David's Woolway Henry, butcher,sx Cowick st

Tidball William, organist to St. Warren William Charles,hair dresser,37 Wotton Jas.market gardnr.Dunsford rd

Edmund's church, Red hills Alphington street YellandGeorge,beer ret.I8Alphington st

EXMINSTER is a parish and village on the western By a Local Government Order, which came into operation

bank of the river Exe, opposite Topsham, with a station on March 25th, IB84, a detached part of this parish, known

on the Exeter and Plymouth section of the main line of the as Knowle, together with Ide and Kiddons, was amalga-

Great Western railway, 4 miles south-south-east from mated with Ashton.

Exeter and I8g! from London, in theNorth Eastern division Sexton, Mark Manley.
of the county, Exminster hundred, Wonford petty sessional
division, St. Thomas union, county court district of Exeter, PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
rural deanery of Keno, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Exeter. 'Ihe church of St. Martin is an ancient building of Miss Emily Harriet Gale, postmistress. Letters received
red stone, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel,
nave, south aisle, south porch, and an embattled western from Exeter at 4·55 a.m. & from Star Cross at 5.40 p.m.;
dispatched at I & 8 p.m. ; sundays 8 p.m. The telegraph

office is at the railway station

tower containing a clock and 6 bells, all cast by Thomas WALL LETTER Box, near the Vicarage, cleared at 9 a.m. &
Bilbie in 1768, except the Ist, which was re-cast by lV!ears, 7· 15 p. m. ; sundays at 9 a.m
in 1855: there are memorial windows to S. T. Kekewich
• esq. formerly M.P. for the county, who died June 1st, 1873, The Devon County Lunatic Asylum, half a mile north of
erected by his tenants; to Augnstus Stowey esq. and the the village, was originally built at a cost of £93,400 &
Rev. G. W. B. Daniell, both of Kenbury, erected in I876 ; opened on the 22nd of July, 1845 : a new wing, chapel
and to Lieut. Lewis Kekewich, who died of fev-er at Corfu, & sanatorium were added in 1877, at a cost of about
l''eb. I6th, 1855, erected by his father's tenants : the church £x2,5oo, & further alterations have since been made,
was renovated in 1840, and has 300 sittings. The register bringing the total cost of the building to about £x7o,ooo;
dates from the year I562. The living is a vicarage, net considerable additions are now ( 1893) about to be made,
yearly value £250, with residence and I5 acres of glebe, in providing for 400 more patients, at an estimated cost of
the gift of the governors of the Crediton Church Corpora-
tion Trust (who are also impropriators of the great tithes, £4o,ooo: the asylum is at present available for I,o9o
amounting to £8so yearly), and held since 1863 by the Rev. patients; George James Symes Saunders M.D., D.P.R.
James Deans lii.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and superintendent; Robert Clapp L.R.C.P.LOnd. ; Thomas
surrogate. The Wesleyan chapel here, erected in I893 at a Hamilton Ward M.B., 0.111. & William Brendon Curgenven
L.R.C.P.LOnd. assistant medical officers ; Rev. John B.
cost of £soo, is a building of stone seating I40 persons : Williams B.A. chaplain ; Arthur Ward, clerk to the vis-
itors ; Frederick Sanders, clerk to the asylum; F. Pollard,
there is also a chapel for the Brethren. The governors of auditor; W. H. Tucker, storekeeper; Miss Hunt, house-
the Crediton Church Corporation Trust pay £26 yearly keeper; William Headon, head attendant; Alfred Avery,
for two pensioners in this parish.; Margaret Taverner left farm bailiff & Sidney Mitchell, clerk of works
by will, dated Nov. 4th, I629, 2os. yearly, which is given in

bread on Good Friday: there are also almsbouses for eight SCHOOL6.-

poor persons. A pleasure fair is held on May 27th. Pea- 'l'his parish contributes one member to the Alphington
more, the mansion of Trehawke Kekewich esq. H.A., D.L., School Board, formed March I2, I875
J.P. and Trood house, that of Colonel Robert Trood J.P. at
pr.esent occupied by Colonel David Milne-Home, com- Devon & Exeter Boys' Industrial School, removed from
mandant, nth Regimental district, are pleasantly situated. Exeter in I86g, & capable of holding about So boys ;
The Earl of Devon and Lord Haldon, who are the lords of Willbm Heppell, supt. ; Brutton John Ford, boo. sec
the manor, Trehawke Kekewich esq. A. W. B. Daniell esq. A School Board of 5 members was formed Sept. 29th, 1891 ;
and Colonel Robert Trood, of Woodleigh, Dulverton, are W. H. Fisher, I5 Queen street, Exeter, clerk to the
chief landowners. The soil is rich and very fertile ; the board
subsoil is red sandstone. The chief crops are wheat, barley Board (mixed), for x6o children; average attendance, 140;
t.he school is now (1893) being enlarged & additional
and turnips. The area is 5,447 acres of land and 570 of class room added, at a cost of £950; Edward Webber,
water; rateable value, £16,536: the population in I891 was master; James C. Williams, assistant master; Miss
2,337, including 1,073 officers and inmates in the County Louisa Manley1 assistant mistress
Asylum and 79 in the Devon and Exeter Boys' Industrial

School. Railway Station, James Frederick, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. '

1 Curgenven William Brendon L.R.C.P. *Kekewich Trehawke H.A., D.L., J.P.

[Marked thus • receive their letters through I Lond. (assistant m.edica.l officer), -Peamore
*Langford Edward,Shillingford cottage
Alphington & should be so addressed.] Devon County LunatiC asylum

*Daniell A. W. B. Kenbury Lawley Rev. the Hon. Stephen Wil-

Baker Ml's. Sentrys Deans Rev. James lii.A. [vicar & surro- loughby lii.A. Spurfield

*Birley William Henry, Shillingford lo gate], Vicarage Milne-Home Col. David (commander

Hriggs Capt. l<'rederick Clifton, Cotfield *Drew Henry, Peamore cottage I rth Regimental district), Trood ho

Burrington Mrs. The Cottage 1 Esworthy Frederick Rogers Rev. Ernest Leslie (curate]

Clapp Robert L.R.O. P.LOnd. (sen. assist- Gregory Mrs. Eden villa Saunders George James Syme3 lii.D.,

ant medical officer), Devon County Harvey Mrs D.P.H. (supt.),County Devon Lunatic

Lunatic asylum Heppell William ~ylum

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. ,EX'MOUTH. 2-t3

Trimble Henry, Matford house Elliott John, farmer, Crablake *Pugsley John, farmer & cattle dealer,

Vernon Mrs. Exminster house Frederick J ames, station master Pe.pgelleys ; & butcher, Alphington

Ward Thomas Hamilton llf.B., C.M. Gale Emily Harriet (Miss), shopkeeper street, St. Thomas
(assistant medical officer), Devon Gale Frederick, carpenter
Rose Harry Geo.Railway inn,& shoe ma..
County Lunatic asylum
Gush Samuel, baker & grocer Rowe Henry, thatcher

Williams Rev. John Bunce B.A. [chap· Headon William, head attendant, Shobbrook Frank, blacksmith

lain, Devon Lunatic asylum], The Devon. County Lunatic asylum Shobbrook Frank, teacher of mu sic

Limes Helmore Robert, wheelwright Shorland Samuel, laundry

COMMERCIAL. Heppell William, superintendent of *Skinner Isaac, farmer, Bowhaya

Avery Alfred, farm bailiff to Devon Devon &ExeterBoy$'1ndustrialSchool Soper Henry, farmer, Luccombs

County Lunatic asylum Jeffries Misses, dress makers Stedman Moses, shopkeeper

Baker Anne (Mrs.), farmer, Sentrys Keen George, dairyman Stevens James, farmer

*Ball Elizabeth (Mrs.),farmer,Kiddons Lee James Henry,farmer,Milbury farm *Strong Thos. Wm.farmr.Low.Brenton.

Blake Henry, blacksmith Lee Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Tapp Matthew,. beer retailer

Brewer Tom, tailor Loosemore Robert, boot maker *Taylor William, farmer,Peamore farm

Bricknell Samuel, butcher Loram George, farmer, Hooper's farm Underhill John, builder

IBurrington George,farmr. Townsington Manley Charles, builder Ware George, butcher
Clark Mary (Mrs.), laundress Manley George, builder Webber Edward, schoolmastel" &

Conway George, thatcher MaresWilliam,farmer,Wrecombe farm organist of St. Martin church

Crees Charles, shoe maker Melhuish Frederick., boot maker West Richard, shopkeepel"

Devon County Lunatic Asylum (Geo. Mitchell Sidney,clerk of works to Devon Whitton Edward Wm. Stowey & Daniell

James Symes Saanders M .D. supt) County Lunatic asylum,Fern cottage ArmsP. u.&farmer&implement agent

Devon& Exeter Boys' Industrial School Mitchell William, wheelwright Wills John, farmer, Kerswells

(William Heppell, supt. ; Brutton *Mortimer Geo.farmer,Higher Brenton *Wippell Henry, farmer, Barton

John Ford, hon. sec) Parkhouse Wm. coal mer.Railway statu Wood John, coal dealer & carrier

DyerJohn,farmer,Matrord Home farm Payne Th'Jmas, shopkeeper WrenFredk. William,dairyman&farmer

Dyment Henry, shopkeeper Pearse Richard, Turf P.H

EXMOUTH.

EXMOOTH is a market town, seaport and a fashionable water- chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled western tower con•

ing place with a terminal station on a branch line of the taining a clock and one bell : the chancel was built by Lady

London and South Western railway from Exeter, 10 miles Rolle, at a cost of about £2,5oo, and has a fine stained east

south-south-east from Exeter, 1osouth-west from Sidmouth window, inserte:i by Lady Rolle, and a smaller one, given

and 182 from London, in the Eastern division of the county, by Mr. A. B. Webber : the stone font is a memorial to Miss

hundred of East Budleigh, petty sessional division of Wood- Moore : there are about x,ooo sittings. The registers, in-

bury, union of St. Thomas, Exeter county court district, corporated with those of Budleigh, date from 1603. The

l'ural deanery of Aylesbeare and archdeaconry and diocese living is a chapelry annexed to the vicarage of Littleham,

-of Exeter ; it is principally in the parish of Littleham, but average tithe rent.charge £140, joint net yearly value £254,

partly in that of Withecombe Raleigh, and stands partly on with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter,

high ground descending abruptly towards the mouth of the and held since 1877 by the Rev. William Henry D'Olier

broad estuary of the river Exe, and commanding attractive Purcell M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and rural dean of

river scenery and fine inland views, including the Haldon Aylesbeare.

hills, 8oo feet in height, and Powderham on the left bank of St. Saviour's Mission church, erected in x88x, near the

the river ; alongside which runs the South Devon section of market, is a building of red brick, consisting of chancel,

the Great Western railway, with a station at Starcross, nearly nave, north aisle and a western turret, containing one bell :

-opposite the town. Exmouth is wi~hin the jurisdiction of it was enlarged in x888, when the north aisle was added,

the port of Exeter, and is the oldest sea bathing town in the and has sittings for 300 persons.

.county of Devon. St. Andrew's Mission church, in· Ferry road, erected in '

The Danes landed here A. D. Iooi, and destroyed the town, 18921 on a site given by the Hon. Mark G. K. Rolle, is a
which was originally called "Pratteshide" or " Prattes- temporary iron structure, consisting of chancel and nava

huthe," and it is said that dm:ing the reign of King John it only, and will seat 150 persons.

was a considerable port. A chart of the place, taken during There is a small Catholic chapel called" The Oratory" in

the reign of Henry VIII. is preserved in the British Museum. Albion road, opened in October, 1887. ·

In the reign of Edward Ill. Exmouth supplied 10 shipa and The Congregational chapel, Chapel hill, erected in 1807

193 seamen for an expedition to Calais. and rebuilt 1893, is an edifice of brick with Bath stone

Until the early part of last century, the town of Exmouth dressings, and will seat 350 persons. ·

.consisted principally of a few straggling houses built down Glenorchy Congregational chapel, Exeter road, in the

the side of the hill to the east, from the spot where the parish of Withecombe Raleigh, first erected by Willielma

ancient chapel of the Holy Trinity stood, towards the Cross, (Maxwell), widow of John, Lord Glenorchy, in 1777, and

and a few more towards the west, called the Strand, and the rebuil~ in 1866, is a building of stone, and will seat 450

sea at this time covered most of the ground on which the persons.

north-western part of the town is now built., and washed The Wesleyan chapel, Drunswick square, erected in x871,

the base of the cliffs on the left-hand side of the turnpike at is an edifice of red brick with a stone front, and has sittings

the entrance of the town from Exeter. There are now many for 400 persons.

handsome villas and good lodging-houses; and the beach, The Primitive Methodist chapel, in the Parade, has sittings

admirably adapted for bathing purposes, is well supplied for goo persons.

with bathing machines. There is also a bath-house for hot The chapel of the Brethren is in Exeter road. This sect

ani cold baths; reading, billiard and assembly rooms, and has also 1,\ cemetery at Withecombe Raleigh, about three-

all the usual accessories of a fashionable bathing place. The quarters of an acre in extent.

climate here is singularly mild, the surrounding country well The Public Hall, in Parkers place, facing the Strand, and

wooded, and the soil very dry. Gas works, the property of opened on Aug. 1oth, x887, is the property of a private

a company, were erected in 1842. company. with a capital of £4,000: it was built at a cost of

The Exmouth and District Water Works Company, estab- £3,550, and is a structure of Exmouth brick, with dressings
lished in 1864, provides an abundant SUpply Of pure Water, of Beer stone, from the designs of J. Johnson esq. A.R.I.B.A.

brought from Squab Moor, a distance of about 3l miles, and of London: it contains a splendid hall for theatrical and
supplies t!J.e town of Exmouth and parts of Littleham and other entertainments, capable of seating 550 people, and

Withecombe Raleigh: the entire cost of the works was a smaller hall holding 200 persons ; a large room for
magistrates or boa~d meetings on the first floor; a school of
£21,361.

The Banitary regulations are under the contr.ol of a Local art room and several sets of offices.

Board of Health established in x8so J,mder 13 and 14 Vict. The Exmouth Reading Club, established January 31st,

c. 108, and consists of nine members. 1878, at the Imperial hotel, is well supplied with the London

The church of the Holy Trinity, erected by the late Lord and provinci;d newspapers, works of reference &c. and has

Rolle in 1824, at a cost of about £12,ooo, is a structure of about- :zs members, who pay a subscription of £I yearly.
Lrick, with stone facings, in the Gothic style, and cops1s~ of The Exmoutb Club, es'ablished in 18so, adjoins the

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'244 .EXMOUnl. DEVON5HIRE. (KELLY'~

grounds of the Imperial hotel and commands a magnificen~ the battery has three 64-pounder guns mounted for practice;

view of the se& and coast 1 it is provided with all the ap· there is also stationed here the F Company ;~:st ~Exeter and

pointments of a first-class modern club, and has about 140 South Devon) Volunteer Battalion, Devonshire Regiment.

members. Here is a. lifeboat station, a coast guard station, and a.

The Church Institute, in RoUe street, erected in 1886-7 battery for the use of the Royal Naval Heserve assembling-

at a cost of £r13oo, comprises reading, recreation, class and here, consisting of eight M.L.R. seven M.L.R. two 6tf-
caretaker's rooms on the ground floor, and a large lecture pounders ;1 750 R.N.R. drill annually.

room above seating 300 persons: there is a small library The Freemasons' Sun Lodge and, Chapel 106 is held at the

attached. At present there are 50 hon. members and 150 Roya.~ ,Beacon hotel.

ordinary members, who pay a subscription of 6d.. monthly The Maud Hospital, established ill 1885, for surgical

or rs. a quarter. cases only, oc~pies commanding premises in Bicton street,

Independent of this place being the resort of numerous and i.s entirely supported by Mrs. Hume-Long ; there are

persons during the season, the occupations of the townsfolk 14 beds.

consist in brick making, in which three firms and about 70 The Dispens11ry, Manchester House, established in I868l

men and boys are engaged, fishing and the manufacture of is supporte\1 by voluntary contributions: 681 patients wer~

Honiton lace, but the tatter has greatly declined in recent treated during the year 1892. ·

years. At Woodbury, an -adjacent place, is the large blood The charities d1stributed in the parish of Littleham, with,

manure factory of Messrs. Odams. In the village of Withe- Exmouth, amount to £150 yearly.

combe Raleigh are the extensive brickyards of Mr. T. A. In the eentre of the town is a public pleasure ground,

Redway, who uses and is also the proprietor of Hoffman's known as'' The Strand Enclosure," given by the Hon. Mark

patent kiln, and the Exmouth Brick and Tile Co. Limited, Rolla.

Exmouth Docks, constructed in 1:869, comprise 2oo,ooo . Th~ sea-wall, begun .in r841, and completed in 1842, at

superficial feet of water, with a depth of I7 feet at high the cost of the late Lord Rolle, is constructed of limestone-,

water spring tide at the lock entrance. The trade chiefly and is 22 feet in height and I,8oo feet in extreme length,

consists of importations of corn, coal, stone and timber, and forms a favourite promenade.

there being J.arge d13p6ts at the docks for storing the same ; From the Beacon a very fine view is obtained of the coast,

about 2o,ooo tons are imported annually. Vessels chiefly including the country from Berry H13Rd (the west.erlit

leave the port in ballast, which is obtained from the river boundary of Torbay) to the city of Exeter and its adjacent

Exe sand banks. There is a branch line of half a mile in heights, the prospect being beautifully diversified by the

length, connecting the docks with the Exeter and Exmouth river Exe and the noble parks of Powderham and Mamhead,

branch of the South Western railway, so that the traffic goes with other interesting adjuncts. The cliff leading from the

direct from the Docks to Exeter, over the South Western Beacon to the Beach is planted with trees and shrubs, the

system. . walks -through which are very pleasant. Trefusis and
There are two branch banks : the Wilts and Dorset Bank~ Louisa.terl\~ces are a continuation of the )Beacon, and enjoy

ing Qompany Limited, qn the Strand, and the Devon and an equally delightful situation. The neighbourhood fur-

·cornwall Bankmg Coml?any Limited, in Rolle street, adjoin- nishes specimens of many rare and remarkable plants and

ing ~he Town hall. J• birds.

The old Market House, for~erly in the Strand, was taken The Imperial Hotel, a large and commodious buildin;r,

down in x86g and a more commodious market erected in built in I86g, is situated at the foot of the Beacon, and stands.

RoUe street. The site of the old market is now laid out in in its own grounds, which extend to the sea beach. The

·()rnamental walks. The market is held every Saturday, and Royal Beacon Hotel, occupied by W. T. Holmes, is a well-

is well supplied ! butch'ers' meat and vegetables are also to conducted hotel inpst pleasantly situated on the Beacon,

'be obtained on nearly every week day. A cattle market is with a very attractive 'view.

'held on the first Tuesday in every month. Fairs are held The favourite -excursions are to Lympstone, about 2 miles;

·on the 26th of April ap.d the 28th of October. Withecombe Raleigh, 1! miles; Littleham, 2 miles; Bud-

A regatta, held annually in the months of August and leigh Salterton, 5 miles; Woodbury Castle, Black Hill, Hayes

September, is well attended. Athletic sports are also held Farm, the birthplace of Sir Waiter Raleigh; and Starcross

in connection with the cricket club. . and the Warren, on the opposite side of the river. The

Two weekly newspapers are published; the "Exmouth vicinity of this town to the city of Exeter, and to Sidmouth

Journal," on Saturday, by Mr. Freeman, of Baring place; and Dawlish, adds considerably to its popularity.

and the '- Exmouth Chronicle," by George Setten, of Rolle The Hon. Mark George Kerr RoUe D.L., J.P. of Bicton, is

street, on Saturday. lord pf the manor and the chief landowner. The population,
Expwuth is the head quarters' of H Troop Royal South exclusiV'e of men and boys at sea, in 1871 was 5,614; in r8~1.

Devon Yeomanry Cavalry and No. 7 Company Ist Devon- 6,245; and in 1891, 8,o85.

shire Volunteer Artillery, Western Division Royal Artillery; Parish. Cler"ji, Henry Blackmore, RoUe street

Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.
Post, M. d. & T. 0., S.' B. & lnland Revenue, Stamp & Clerk:, Henry Cra:nstoun Adams, Publb hall

~ .Annuity Otlice.-John C. Walker, r.ostmaster. Business Treasurer, Arthur James Darke

transacted g a. m. till6 p.m.; satutdays g-a.m. till8 p.m. Medical Officer of Health, Arthur Kempe M.D., M.R.C.P.Edin.

Hours for telegraph business, week days, 8 a. m. till 8 p.m.; 14 East Southernhay, Exeter

,sundays, 8 to 10 .1\·111- . Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, William Henry Beswick
TowN DELIVER.{ES.-Week days, '1 & n a.m. &i 3~I5 & 6.15 c.E. J;'nblic hall

p.m.; sundays ,cl7osae.smw1 eoenklydays for ~ London day mail & Collector, Jatnes CJ4nrchill, Juniper housel Pa.rade
DISPATCB;.-Box
' 1•

Western counties, 8.40 a.m.; London, Exeter & all parts, PUBLIC Es'l'A:BLISHMENTS : -

lO.JO a.m.; ~orth mail, Ireland, & Southampton, 2.35 As!letnl:fiy'Rooms, The Beacon, Wm.Hy. Sawdye, proprietor

p.m.; London night & general mail, &.so p.m. Sundays, Church & Parish Institute & Reading Room, Rolle street,

London & general mail, 6.4o p.m · Rev. W. P. Alford M.A. hon. sec

Wu.L Bo~ CoLLECTIQNs-Week days~- Coast Guard Station, The Beach, Commander Frederick

Beacon, 16. ro a. m. & 2.25, 5·3S & 8.5 p.m John Mac'kenzie-Grieve R.N. inspecting officer; William

Bicton place, ro.rs a.m. & 2.3o, 5·1!5 & 8.~o p.m 1 Alfrtd Cobden :R.N. '-chief o~c~r . ..
Chapel hill, :,:o.2o a.:til. & ~-35, _s.4o & 8.15 p.m
Claremont 'terrace, 9·55 a.m~ & 2.10 & 7.50 p.m Custom House, The Dock, Wllham George Job, exammmg

Cyprus road, IO a.m. & 2.15 & 1·55 p.m officer '

Dispensary, Manchester house, John Cock t..R.d.P.Lond.

Esplanad~ 10. to a.m. & 2.25 & 8.5 p:m · J&osJeopsh~pWh iGlleoonrgghebAy uHrioodlgKsoanneMM. D..DA., .c.CMn.rmties~Lic.'Ral.Co.Pff.Licoenrds.;

Exeter roa:d, 9-45 a.k. & 2.5 & 7·45 p.m · John Thomas Langley M.R.c.s.Eng. consultmg surgeon;

Goorge street, 9·45 a.m. & .2.10, 5.15 &7.50 p.m
The MQ.rket, 10.20 a. m. & 2.35, 5-Io & 8.1_$ p.m
J. T, Bickford, dispenser & sec
p.mMoutpellier road, 9· so· a.m. & 2.5, 5.20 & 1·45 Exmonth DoCk Co. Oertrude terrace, Geo. Ellett, manager
Moreto:q. ~rescent, :.;o.I5 a.m. & 2.30 & 8.Io p.m
Inland Re_venue Office, Elmhurst, Hartley road, Robert G.

Railway station, IO a. m. & 2. 15, 5·45 & 1·55 p.m Rees, ch1ef officer
Rolle road. 1o.5 a.m. & 2.20, 5.30 & B p.m Life 'Boat Statitin, The Beach, M. F. Moresby esq. R.N.

Victoria road, 10.5 a.m. & .2.20 & 8 p.m hon. ~seoqard . • . Exeter road, Paul Moore,
Withycombe road, 9·4<> a.m. & .2 & 7.40 p.m Local Fn•e Engme Statwn,
supermtendent & It men

Maud Hospital, Bicton street, Joseph W. Hodgson M.D.,

OfficE'.S, Publi~ hall, RoUe street. - c.M. John Cock, Arthnr Curtis & J. George Auriol Kane

Boa.'rd day, rst wednesday in the month, at 2 p.m. M.D. medical officers; Mrs. Hnme-Long, lady supt

Members.-George Ellett, ch~irman; George P. Benmore, Public Hall, Rolle street, H. W. Crews, sec

Thomas 'QIJ(, Joseph Vine, Harrx Perry, Robt. H. Cham- Royal Naval Reserve Battery, The Beach, William Alfred
Cobden, chief officer
bers, Isaac Rake, Thomas Abell"& Thomas Bickford •

•

JDlREC'IORY. I5EVONSHIRE.

VOLUNTEERS. . Congregational {Glenorchy), Exeter road, Rev. Robert A.

Royal ISt Devon Yeomanry Cavalry (H troop', Sergb. -Major Bettsi n a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m

John Gilliland, drill instructor Brethren, Exeter road; 10.45 a..m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues. &

.-st Devonshire Volunteer Artillery, Western Division, Royal fri. 7.30 p.m
Artillery (7th company), The Beach, Hon. Major Herbert Primitive Methodist, Parade, Rev. George Litten; II a. m.

C. Adams, commanding; Surgeon-Lieut. Joseph W. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m

Hodgson, medical officer ; Rev. William Pow.ell Alford Wesleyan, Brunswick square, Rev. Edward Sinzininex;

-:r.t.A. acting chaplain; Sergt.-Major John Williams R.A. II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m

drill instructor ; drill hall, Ferry rd. & Exmouth battery Salvation Army Barracks; 7 & 10.3oa..m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; .

rst Volunteer Bat.talion fExeter & South Devon) Devonshire daily, 8 p.m

Regiment (F Co. ), Drill hall, :Ferry road, Col.-Sergt. ScuooLs : -
Albert Roberts, in charge; Sergt. William Hudson, drill A Sch~ol Board of 7 members was formed March 5th, 1875,

instructor for the united district of Exmouth, Littleham & Withe-

PUBLIC OFFICERS:- combe Raleigh; F. E. Carter, I Johnson's place, clerk to

the board 1

Admiralty Surgeon & Agent & Certifying Factory Surgeon, Board, Exeter road, erected in 1877, & enlarged I8gt, for
Joseph Willoughby Hodgson M.D., c. M. Rolle road
220 boys, 220 girls & goo infants ; average attendance,
Assessor of Taxes for Withecombe Raleigh, William Henry I25 boys, I20 girls & 160 infants ; Henry Manu, master;
Pike Fisher, I3 Clinton terrace
Mrs. Margaret. L. Manu, mistress; Mrs. Blackmore,-
!Assistant Overseer for Littleham, Frank Edward Carter, infants' mistress
I Johnson's place
National, Chapel hill, erected in I863, for 200 boys, 18o
Assistant Overseer for Withecombe Raleigh, Alfred Edward girls & I8o infants; average attendance, 195 boys, I8o
Hine, River View house
girls & 175 infants ; endowed with £4o yearly; John
Clerks to the Magistrates for Woodbury Petty Sessional Sanders Bannister, master; Mrs. Eleanor Bannister, mis-
Division, Henry Cranstoun Adams & Herbert Cranstoun tress ; Miss Elizabeth Bannister, infants' mistress
Adams, Public hall, Rolle street
NEWSPAPERS :-
Lloyd's Agents, Ellett & Matthew, Gertrude terrace
Exmouth Journa1, Baring place, Thomas Freeman, pub-
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Exmouth District, lisher; published saturday
St. Thomas Union, John Dee Shapland, Bnrnside, Withy- Exmouth Chronicle, Rolle street, George Setten, publisher ;
.combe Raleigh
published saturday
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages for Exmouth sub- CoNVEYANCE:-
district, Frank Edward Carter, I Johnson's place; deputy, Railway Station, George William Legge, station master;
Robert H. Norman
goods department, George Hayne, delivery agent to

PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services : - London & South Western
Omnibuses to & from Budleigh Salterton three times daily

Church of the Holy Trinity, Rev. William Henry D'Olier in th6 winter months & fiv& times daily in the summer

Purcell M.A. vicar ; Revs. William Powell Alford M.A. months, sundays excepted

George Every & James Boucher, curates; 8 & n a.m. & CARRIERS TO ExETER.-Henry Stokes, daily, to the 'Black

3.15 & 6.30 p.m.; Io a.m. daily; wed. & fri. n a. m Lion,' ret.urning same days; James Thorn, daily, to the

St. Sa,•iour's (served by vicar & curates of Holy Trinity); 'White Hart,' returning at 4 p.m

6 & II a.m. 3 & 6.go p.m.; wed. 8 p.m CARRIERS BY WATER.-'fhestearn launch of the Exmouth&

St. Andrew's Mission (served by vicar & curates of Holy Great Western Steam Ferry Co. Limited leaves Exmouth

Trinity); 8 & 11 a..m. 3 & 6.30 p.m dock daily at 8.2o, 10.25, u.45 a. m. & I. 35, 4, 5, 6 & 7.40

Catholic Oratory, Albion road, The Very Rev. Monsignor p.m. for Starcross, & returns at 8.40, u. 10 a. m. I2.25,

·Grainger, priest; mass, 9 a.m.; benediction, 6.30 p.m.; 2.12, 4.30, 5.30 & 6.25 p.m.; sundays, from Exmouth at

daily mass, 8 a. m 8.~o & 9·45 a.m. & 2.25 & 6.35 p.m.; from Starcross, 9 &

.Cangregational, Chapel hill, Rev. Harri Bevan; II a. m. & 10 15 a.m. & 2.55 & 8.I5 p.m. & more frequently during

6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m the summer months

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bevan Rev. Harri [Congregational], ChamberlainMiss,I Rougemont terrace

Victoria terrace, Ferry road ChambersMiss,St.Luke's,Alexandra ter

AbbottJohn White, 4 Carlton hill Bevans Mrs. T. P. Cerro Alegre, High- ChambersRobt. Harcourt, 2 Dagmar rd

.Abbott Miss, 7 Louisa terrace field villas Charley Mrs. Kirk Ella, Cyprus road

Adams Col. Henry Cranstoun, Lion ho Blackmore Samuel John, 8 Prospect pl Chaster Mrs. 6 Haldon view terrace

Adams Major Herbert Cranstoun, Blatchford William Henry, 4 Aylesbury Clapp William Sbarland, Brook Lea,

Greystoke, Claremont grove terrace, Exeter road Exeter road

Aldwell Thos.Duckett, 10 Claremont ter Bloxsome Oswald, I Louisa. terrace C.ark Henry, Carlton house

J..lford Rev. William Powell M.A. Bond Geo. Philip, Cyprus ho.Cyprus rd Clark Mrs. Gwydir place

[curate], 6 Raleigh villas Born Christopher, I Albion terrace Clarke George Thomas Ward,qA.lb:lny

Alien Mrs. Huish lodge, Cyprus road Boulton Henry Alfred, 8 Claremont ter terrace, Victoria road

Anning Mrs. 7 Alexa.ndra. terrace · Bowerbank Edward Wm. 4 Rolle villas Clerk Rev. Hy. Thompson R.N. Eldin

Anniss Edwd. 19 Victoria. ter. I<'erry rd Boyce William Edmund, 24 Belgrave Close John Douglas, Thedden house

Aptborp Rev. Charles Pretyman M.A. terrace, Victoria road Clough Mrs. 6 Hartley road

Lindum, Hartlev road Bradley Wm. 1\lcKenzie, The Elms, Cock John, I7 Morton crescent

Arthur Capt. Edward, Oneida, Port- Cranford Cooke Miss, 14 Claremont terrace

land avenue Bridge Major Franklin Sealy .J.P. Cole Rev.William Alston JII.A. 21 More-

Atkins:.\1ajorJohnRobinson, 7 Albion ter Cranford ton crescent

Baker John Henry, 4 Henrietta place Brooks John, 3 Brixton ter. Exeter rd ColsonMisses, I8Belgrave ter.Victoria. rd

l~almanno Mrs. 5 Prospect place Brown Charles,7 Albany ter. Victoria rd Cooper Francia Pitt, Devon & Cornwall

Bamfield Lieut-Gen. Albert Henry, Brown Gabriel, 4 Wellington terrace Bank, Rollestreet

Brockhurst Bryant Rev. Thomas [Primitive Metho- Copp Mrs. 21 Albion street

Ramfield Mrs. 6 Albion terrace dist],. 6 Danby terrace Courtney Mrs. Castle Park cottage

Ramberger Louis, Templetown cottage Bull Rev. William Thomas B.A. 2 Cox Thomas, 8 Brunswick terrace

llarnes Capt. Richard R.N. 4 Haldon Gordon terrace Creedy William, 2 Exe View terrace

View terrace Burton John, 3 Bicton place Cripps Rev. John Martenllf.J...Bellevue

Rartlett Mrs. 5 Beacon Butcher Mrs. 4 Ale:x::andra terrace Croft Mrs. 1 Rolle villas

.B:uton J obn, 3 Bicton place Butt William, The Lawn Crudge Miss, 5 Bicton place

Bastin Edward Matthew, 3 Bicton ter Cadman Jo~ph, IO Gordon terrace Crudge Mrs. 12 Clinton terrace

Bastin Mrs. 3 Bicton terrace Caistor William Yates, Wa.terside,Port- Cuming Major George Lewis F.R.G.s.

Bathe Richard, 25 :Ra,leigh terrace land avenue Higbfield lodge

Hayley William Wansey, I Bicton ter Campbell Misses, I4 Belgrave terrace, Curtis Arthur, 5 Carlton hill
Curwain Miss, Simla, Hartley road
Bayly Capt. Hy. Elliott. 2oRaleigh ter Victoria road
Dadd Mrs. Brunswick house
Bazley Charles, 2 Windsor terrace Cannicott Mrs. 7 Belgrave terrace
Carew Major Robert Hallowell, Elms• Da.lphin John, Fernside, Dagmar road
Beach Alfred, I8 Albanyterrace Dalphiu Mrs. J.i'ernside, Dagmar road

Belson Mrs. 1I Beacon • leigh, Cyprus road Daniel Major-Gen. Jn. Gussiford lodge

Benmore George Philip, Budleigh lodge Carnell :Mrs. 8 Clarence road
Bennett Henry James, 6 Brunswick sq Carpenter Sydney, I8 Danby terrace Da.niell Lieut.-Col. Edward Staines,
Carr Rev.Cha.s.Ridley M.A.IO Louisa ter Queen Ann.e's house, Cyprus road
Bennett Misses, 4 Clarence road
Darke Arthur J. 43 Strand
.Beswick William Henry C.E. Moss side, CarteD Frank Ed ward, Ryll crest

• Withyeombe road Ca:cter Ml'8. I .Brunswick square Davies William George, Geneva house,

&tts Rev. Robert Arthur [Con.,crrega..- Carthew - , 3 Clifton terrae& Hartley road

tional], Withycombe l'.)Rd Castree Mrs. I3 Albany t.er. Victoria rd Davey John,3 Powderham ter.Ferry rd

• DEl"ONSHIRE. [KELLY'S

246 EXMO'OIH.

De.vy Mrs. I Argyll ter. Vieltoria i'<>l'd Hill Mrs. Hasledene, Cyprus road Mortimer Bytheeea, I Windsor terrace
Morton Mrs. Heepera lodg~ Cyprus rd
Dawson John, 16 Bict<>n hill ·. -(..,.... Hine Mrs. f1. Hamilton terrace

Deans George Cecil,8 :BelgravQ wrr!l<:e, Hodgson Henry JOhllM.A.St.Peter's scbl Myles Rev. John H. H.A, 3 Moreton cres

Victoria. road Hodgson JosephiWilloughby H.D. Chal- Myers Horace, &Albany ter, Victoria rd

deGuerin l''redk. Chas. 3 Exe View ter grave, Rolle toad Naper Lieut.-Col. William Dutton J.P.

Dewes Mrs. Maer vale, Cyprus road Holley Mrs. x Bicton place • Stanley lodge
Digb~ William Henry, Belll).ontr villa, Holmes Miss, 3 Raleigh \'illas Nation Mrs. 3 Brunswick square

2 Brunswick terrace ·' Hooper Mrs. 3 Prospect place Newport Col. Uplands, Portland avenue

l>ingle Daniel, 3 Castle Park terrace Hoopert Thomas Henry Simmons, 7 Newton Mrs. 9 Haldon View terrace

Dobbie Mrs. 4 Bicton terrace Raleigh tertace Nicholl Richard Carrington, 22 Bel-

Doble Robert, 2 Bril:ton villas Hope Lewis, 6 Carlton hill grave terrace, Victoria road

Downie Mrs. xo Raleigh terrace Hdre Ritbard J-ohn Turner~ 3 Henrietta Nicolson William, 1 Clifton terrace

Downton John, Tregothnan, Rolle road place-, Brunswick square Norman John Rober' , I J ohnson place

Drake Augustus, 3 Louisa terrace Howard Charles William, Lower parade Norrisb Miss, I3 Cliuton terrace

Drake Miss, Gwydir place Howe Mrs. 14 Raleigh terrace North Mrs. Lyndale, Hartley road

Drawer Mrs. I8 Victoria ter. Ferry rd Huckett H~nry, 5 Raleigh terrace Northy Thomas, 5 Castle Park terra.ce-

Drayton Rev. Philip Thoma:J B.A.Edge- Hume-Long Mrs. Dolborgan house, Obbard Major John, Kempstone

hill1 Rollo road . Louisa :terrace Olpherts Mrs. I8 Raleigh terrace

J;>roghedaEarl of J.P.Delamore; &Moore Hunt Mrs. 5 Claremont terrace Orwin Mrs. 3 Rolle villas

abbey, Monasterevin, Ireland & Carl- Hunter John, 8 Loui!!a terrace Osman James, Old Manor bo. North st.
aton & Conservativech~bs,Ltmdon w Jackson Capt. John, 12 Rougemont ter Page Edward Thomas, Withycombe rd

Druce Decimus Nix, Pennhome Jackson Mrs. 4 Brunswick square Palfrey Charles Edward, 4 Gordon ter

Dunniilg Samuel, I Brixton villaa . Jacobson Mrs. II Claremont terrace Palmer J oseph, 2 Prospect place

Dunsfora Mrs. 12 Belgrave terrace, James Mrs. Ellel'ton, Portland avenue Palmer Mrs. 2 Haldon View terrace

Victoria road Jerman Jamea; 16 Clinton terrace Barke-r Miss, 4 Brunswick terrace

Dunsford Richard, I5 Belgrave terrace, Judge Mrs. 10 Clinton terrace Parkinson Surgeon-Major Richard Col-

Victoria road Kane JosephGeo.AuriolM.D.3Parker's pl ville, I Raleigh villas

D'Urban William Stewart Mitchell, Keeping Cbarles, I Clinton terrace Parrott Miss, 6 Beacon

Moorlands, Cyprus road Kemp Mrs. 10 Victo.ria ter. Ferry road Passingham George, u Moreton cre3

Dyer Miss, I Rill t-errace Kennedy Edward Shirley M. A. 2 Clare- Pateman Henry Charles, Richmond

Dyer William, 2 Brunswick square · ment terrace · villa, Castle Park terrace

EdwardsMrs. 13Belgrave ter. Victoria. rd E:ensington Miss, Beacon Hill house Pattinson Miss, 4 Imperial terrsee

Ellen John Baker, 12 Beacon hill Ker James, 19 Clinton terrace Paul Alfred W. Elmdene, Clarement gro-

Ellett Edwin, 2 Mamhead view Kerle Mrs. 5 Clinton terrace Payne Edward, Henbartie, Hartley rd

Ellett George, I Gertrude terrace Kerslake Francis Drake, 5 Hamilton ter Peach Henry William, 3 Belgrave ter

Elphinstone-Holloway Major Cuthbert Kirk Mrs. 3 Brougham· terrace Pearse Mrs. 7 Hartley road

William, 8 Raleigh villas Knight Misses,2Aylesbury ter.Exeter rd Peck Philip William Richardson, z-

Elphinstone-Stone Capt. Webb Elphiu- Knighton Mrs. 18 :Beacon ~Ioreton crescent

!\tone H.N. 7 Brunswick terrace Lacey Waiter George, Cliff house Penney Mrs. Claremont grove

Every Rev. G2o. [curate], El m grove Laing Mrs. 1 Beacon hill Penny .Mrs. ll2 Raleigh terrace

Ewart Mrs. West view, Gertrude ter Langley John Thomas, 19 Beacon Pentreath Richard Thos. Australia vil

Felton Charles, 4 Brixton villas Langley Mrs. Sunnycroft, Hartley road .Perriam Mrs. 3 Imperial terrace

Field ArthurKenelin,Templetown lodge Langton Charles Augustus J.P. The Perring Miss, Llandovery

)l'irth Silm Pullan, u Albany terrace, Gables, Claremont grove PeYry Harry, Engadine, Portland aven

Victoria road Law Mrs. 9 Clar.emont terrace Petherick William Jn. 4 Mamhead view

Fisher William Henry P. 4 Manston Lee Samuel, Hartley house Phillips Thomas, 2 Gertrude terrace

terrace, Victoria road Leach Miss, Venn house, Cyprus road Piggott G~orge, 17 Hillsboro' terrace

Forbes Mrs. Redcliff:<~ Leigh Frederick; 2 Rill terrace Pirie Mrs. 6 Claremont terrace

l!'orster Lieut. -Col. J ames Ed ward, Leigh Misses, 8 Gordon terrace Pole John;Colcombe, Hartley road

Eastnor, Rolle road Leishman -, Beverley ldge. Dagmar rd Plummer Edward J. Gwydir place

Fox Mrs. I7 Danby terrace Ley Richard J.P. Duncroft Pollard Thos. Bryant, 7 HaldonView ter

Fursden Mrs. 9 Hamilton terrace Lightb9dyRobert, VillaFlora, Portlnd.av Popkin George Percy, 2 Clifton terrace

Gerrard Mrs. 7 Dagmar road Lipscomb Mrs. I Brougbam tenace Potter Rev. Samuel George D.D. Too

Gibbings Mrs. 20 Victoria ter. Ferry rd Litteu Rev. George [P:rim. Meth.], Bungalow

(iodfrey Edward, I Gordon terrace York villa, Brunswick square Pra.tt Henry, I Castle Park terrace

Godfrey Herbert, 6 Prospect place Lloyd Col. Richard, Buckingham lodge Prettejohn Charles, Manor house

Goldney Mrs. Chippenham lodge ') I.ovejoy Horace Francis, Hillside, PreLtejohn Edwin, 15 Parade
Pritchardi\1rs.IOBelgrave ter.Victoria r<l
Gordon John, Miramar Hartley road

Gorwell William, 13 Montpellier road Luke Mrs. Springfield Pryce Misses, Claremont grove

Goulding Mrs. Albion street. Lumsden Miss, Langstone Purcell Rev. William Henry O'Olier

Grainger Very Rev. Monsignor John Lundie Compton,. Coonoor lodge ».A. [vicar & rural dean], Vicarage

[Catholic], The Presbytery Lntman Rev. AdriaDl. Henry M.A. 7~ Quick John.Josling, :~o Clinton terrace

Graves Mrs. I4 Clarence road Hartley road Radford Henry George, <>Brunswick ter-

Gregory Mrs. Clyde villas, Cyprus road MaC'aulay Misses, Kenmore Rake Isaac, 19 Bicton place

Grenfell Mrs. Castle park Mackenzie-Grieve Commander Fred. .Rayner John, 5 Rolle villas

Grenfell Sidney Sweetland John, Castle John R.N. Il!lcboulter ~ Redway Thomas Augustine, Lascelles

Park house Manley William Hull, 5 Wellington ter house, Danby terrace

Greswell Mrs. Highfield house Marsh Col.Edwd.Newnham,sGordn.ter Redway Warwick Robert Ridgeway,.

Griffiths Mrs. MerJedene, Hartley road Martin Alfred Henry R.N. Seabonrne, 5 Albany terrace, Victoria road

Grove Charles Bagot, Littleham house Rougemont terra-ce Richards Mrs. 8 Hamilton terrace

Guise Mrs. Strathallan, Hartley road Martin Re~inald, 8 Beacorl bilL Rickford Charles Wyndham Heathcots-,.

Hallett Mrs. 3 Haldon View terraee MatchettMajorAlfred W1n.4ExeView ter Clearwell, Portland avenue

Balsa Mrs. 1 Beaconsfield, RoUe toad Matthews Geo. Willis,SndhJ.cot.Ferry rd Risdon Fk.Gell.2 Albany ter. Victoria rd

Hamilton Rev. Charles James M.A. Matthews William, 7 Hamilton terrace Rising Rev.'I'ilney[Wes..],2Hamilton ter

Claretnont villa, Cyprus road Mayo Command~tr Philip H. W. B.!l". Roberts Albert, 7 Gordon terrae&

Hamilton Charles, 20 Clinton terrace 12 Cla.remont ter.race 1 • Roberts WilliamGeorge,t6Moreron cres

Hamilton John de Courcy, Woodlands, Mercer Gen. Robert, I Trefusis terrace Robinson HenrySaunders,6ExeView ter

Claremont grove Metherell William, IS High streetl Rochfort Capt. Horace William R.N. 5

Hamilt<m Mrs. Douglas, 2 Trefusis ter J\llonck-Mason Mrs. Ennis Kerry, Clare- Brunswick square
Rocke Major-Gen. J ame!l HarwoGd C.B.,
Hamlyn Mrs. 3 Carlton hill mont groye ·

Harcourt Mrs. St. Mary's lodge Montgonrery Mrs. 9 Hartley road l.P. Tenerife •

Harris Miss, 9 Parade Moore Major-Gen. Arthur 'fhomas Routley Mrs.. Clarenoo Tilla, Rolle road
Harris Miss,Sunningdale,Portlail.d aven v.c., c.:e. 4 Tre(usis terrace
Rowe Edward, :~ 1 Rougemont terrace

Harrison William, 4 Gertrude terrace Moora Col. John Leslie, Hugbendon, Roylands-Chanter lSaac JohU. Tha

Haycroft l<'redc. Theodore,I3 Clinton ter Cranford villas Mount, Portland avenue

Haycrafti Mrs •13 Clinton terrace Moore Paul, Argyll terrace . Runnalls John, 11 Victoria ter. Ferry rd

llayne H;mry George, 1 Exe View- ter Moorrnan Admiral Richard .r.ll. 2 Cran- Salter Qharles, I3 l\lorion crescent

Hemphill Capt. Charles William, Vic- ford t'illa& ' ) Savery ..Miss, 2 Bicton terrace

toria terrace, Ferry road Morant l''rederick~ 7 Cla.remont tel'race Saxon Mrs. 1 Wel.lington terrace ,

J;lerriot Mrs.. Pelllee, Portland avenue MoresbyCapt. Matthew Fortrescue lUtJ Searle John Perriam, 15 Bicton street •

Hewlett Misses, 23 Danby terrace 2 Adelaide 'errace 1 Searle Miss, 2 Raleigh tei'race .
Morgan Mrs. 3 Bril:ton villas Seecombe Mrs. 5 Belgrave ter~;nce
sBill Mrs. Gertrude terrace "

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. EXMOUTH. 247'

Sercombe William, 8 Haldon View ter Sydenham Mrs. 4 Clinton terrace Waiters Geo. Thos. Melrose, llartley rd

Setten William, 2 Castle Park terrace Taylor Augustns Hamilton, 4 Belgrave Walton Mrs. 9 Hamilton terrace

Sharland John, 5 Brixton terrace terrace, Victoria road Ward Miss, 4 Imperial terrace

Sharland William, 6 Belgrave terrace Taylor Charles James, 13 Victoria ter- Warren Georg-e, I Prospect place

Shier David M.D. 3 Claremont terrace race, Ferry road Watson Mrs. 8 Albion terrace

Sillifant Francis Synge, 17 Beacon Thomas Rev. John [Baptist], 15 More- Watson-Turnour Miss, Undercliff east

Sinzininex Rev. Edward [Wesleyan], ton crescent Webber Alex. Blucher, St. Bernards

3 Brunswick terrace Thomas Frederick, 4 Castle Park ter Webber Miss, Alma house, Beacon bill

Sloman James Foster, 2 Clarence road Tilke Mrs. 9 North street Welland Mrs. 3 Beacon

Smith Miss, 7 Raleigh villas 'fobin Mrs. 4 Raleigh villas Westaway Hy.9Wellington ter.Ferry rd

Soloman Josiah David, 9 Beacon Tod-Brown Major-Gen. Willia.m c.B., Wheaton Charles, 6 Hamilton terrace

Southcott By. I7 Victoria ter. Ferry rd R. A. 3 Trefusis terrace White Rev. Arthur M.A.. Betworth ho

Southwood Major John Southcott, Tompkins William, 10 Haldon View ter White Henry, I6 Victoria ter. Ferry rd

Queenville, Exeter road Trail! David, Raleigh lodge White Mrs. Oneida, Portland avenue

Sproule Capt. Henry Masters, I Clare- Tucker Mrs. 4 Lonisa terrace Whiteway Thomas William, 8unnyside

mont terrace Tucker-Pain Robert, Rhyll court Williams John, 7 Victoria ter. Ferry rd

Squire Capt. Cecil, Trefusis house Tuckett Mrs. 17 Belgrave ter. Victoria rd Willis Wm. 2 Beaconsfield, Rolle road.

Squirl Capt.Frederick, Trenick,Rolle rd Tuckwell Joshua Carby, Exeter road Wilson Alfred, 2 CarltCin hill

StapleAbraham,12Victoria ter.Ferry rd Tupper Col. Amelius, Seacroft Winlo Mrs. I Brixton terrace

Stewart Col. Chas. Woburn lo. Rolle rd Turner Miss, 2 Albion terrace Wolfe Major-Gen. George, The Laurels

Stewart Miss, 2 Highfield villas Turner Mrs. 3 Danby terrace Woodland Thomas H. Danby terrace

Stewart Mrs. 4 Albion terrace 'l'urner Mrs. 4 Parker's place Woodward Henry, 9 Prospect pl!!.CP.

Stewart Mrs.23 Belgrave ter.Victoria rd TyackeCol. Thos.Doneraile,Cranford vls Wright Misses, 2 Beaconsfield

Stewart Mrs. Nidderdale, Rolle road Upton Major Henry Arthur Stuckburgh Wright Mrs. 3 Gordon terrace
Stogdon Misses, 5 Brunswick terrace'
J.P. 2 Beacon WyndhamRev. Edmund B. A. Exebourne

Stooke Thomas, 6 Raleigh terrace Vine Edwin John, Eversley, Hartley rd Wynter Hugh Bold M.n. The Croft,

Strong Mrs. 4 Rougemont ter. Ferry rd Vine J oseph, 2 Parade Portland avenue

Stuart William George, 9 Louisa ter Walker John Cave, Station parade Yarde Miss, Undercliff west

Styles George, 5 Exe View terrace 1Walmsley Charles John, I8 Hartley rd

COMMERCIAL. Blackmore Honor (Mrs.), apartments, 17 Bicton place

Abell Thomas, decorator & builder, Rolle street Blackmore William, blacksmith, Magnolia place

Acland John Richard, grocer &c. RoUe street & Albion street Blackmore William Swannell, tailor, Market street

Adams Henry Cranstoun, solicitor1 commissioner for oaths, Bowden Evrell (Mrs.), milliner, 2 Parker's place
notary public, clerk to local board, to magistrates, Wood- Bowden S. E. inspector of nuisances to Exeter Port sanitary

bury division, & to Exmouth & District Water Works Co. authority, 2 Parker's place

Public hall, Rolle street Bowerman Alma (Mrs.), apartments, 21 Beacon hill

Adams Herbert Cranstoun, solicitor & commissioner for Boyce Edmond, watch maker, 20 Strand

oaths. & joint. clerk to magistrates, Woodbury division, Brand Harriet (Miss), dress maker, 26 Raleigh terrace

Public hall, Holle street Branscombe Clement, baker, Ferry road

Adams Jn.pork butcher,poulterer & dealer in game,Chapel st Branscombe Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Montpelier road

Adams Kate (Miss), apartments, 14 Victoria ter. Ferry road Bray William, apartments, I Morton crescent

Algar Elleu & Mary (Misses), fancy repository, RoUe street Brayley Mary Jane (Miss), apartments, 7 Clinton terrace

Alien George Peters, butcher, 7 High street & I8 Albion st Breading Charles, master mariner, 4 Victoria street

Arming Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Alexandra terrace Bricknell William, boat builder, The Point

Archery & Lawn Tennis Club (Major Franklin Sealy Bridge Bridle Ann (Mrs.), apartments, I4 Clinton terrace

J.P. hon. sec.), Crawford Bridle Edwin, fisherman, 6 Trinity terrace

Arnold Edward, cab proprietor, 4 Johnson place Brown James, grocer, Exeter road

Ashford Edward, apartments, The Murmers Brutton Wil1iam, apartments, II Alexandra terrace

Ashton Abraham, apartments, 8 Morton crescent Bull L. & E. (Misses), school for young ladies, 2 Gordon ter

Ashton Ernest, hosier & glover, RoUe street Burridge Emma (Mrs.), apartments, Imperial road

Assembly Rooms (Wilham H. Sawdye, proprietor), Beacon Bnrridge Thomas, builder, Esplanade

Atkins William, builder, 25 Belgrave terrace, Victoria road Burrow Sydney, plumber, Exeter road

Attwater Frederick, cab proprietor, Strand Butcher Maria Grace (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Alexandra ter

Attwater Henry Faulconer, agent for London & South West- Carder John, ferry boat owner, 3 Albany terrace

ern Railway, Lower parade Carr Rev. Charles Ridley M.A. boarding school for gentle·

Axon William Charles, Pilot inn, Chapel hill men, 10 Louisa terrace

Baker & Hanger, builders, New North road Carter Emma (Miss), apartments, 2 Belgrave terrace

Baker George (Mrs.), shopkeeper, J<'ore street Carter Frank Edward, architect, & registrar of births,

Baker Henry, apartments, 16 Raleigh terrace deaths & marriages for Exmouth sub-district, & assistant

Baker Sarah (Miss), boys' & girls' day school, 5 Raleigh ter overseer for Littleham & clerk to the school board, I

Balmanno Edward George, grocer & dealer in wines & Johnson's place

spirits, Cross, & fish & game dealer, Rolle street Carter John, coal merchant, Exeter road

Barham Ellen (Mrs. )1 shopke3per, George street Casley William, shoe maker, 8 Albion street

Basset Mary Jane (Miss), apartments, Victoria ter. Ferry rd Cater Hannah (Mrs.), Volunteer P.H. Chapel street

Bastin Edward Matthews, solicitor, Strand Cawse Mary Ann (Miss), apartments, 3 Mamhead view

Bastin John Branscombe, mason, 34 George street Channon John, shoe maker, 37 Bicton street

Bate Edith (Mrs.), tobacconist, Ferry road Chaplin William, apartments, 31 Bicton street

Beavis Albert, master mariner, 7 Clinton square Chapman Annie (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, Chapel street

Beavis Emma (Miss), dress maker, Chapel hill Cbeesman J onathan, dairyman, 27 Raleigh terrace

Beavis Wm. By. fisherman, Alexandra cot. Alexandra ter Chignell M. C. (Miss) & StephensJ. E. (Miss), ladies' board-

Beazley Elizabeth (Mrs.), pork butcher, 11 Staple buildings ing & day school, Southlands, Carlton hill

Beer William Henry, joiner, 46 Albion street Child Enoch John, clothier, outfitter, tailor, hatter, hosier &

Benjamin & Wightman, coal merchants, Holle street glover, 43 TheStrand

Bennetts Jabez & Co. grocers & wine & spirit merchants, Chown Andrew Abel, tailor, outfitter & hatter, RoUe street

Rolle street & Strand & Tower street

Bennetts & Co. Original Co-operative stores, Chapel street Christison Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 32 Bicton street

& Strand Chudley Fanny (Mrs.), baker, 2 Albion street

Bere Edwin, grocer, RoUe street Church & Parish Institute & Reading Room (Rev. W. P.

Best John, tailor, 13 George street Alford M.A. hon. see.), Rolle street

Beswick William Henry c. E. surveyor to local board & in· Churchill Henry, photographer, xo Albion street

spector of nuisances, Public hall, RoUe street Churchill James, collector of rates to local board & agent to

Bickford John Thomas, chemist, 2I Strand Royal Insurance Co. Juniper house, Parade

Bishop Daniel, shopkeeper, 59 Albion street Clapp Fra.ncis William, confectioner, RoUe street

Bishop Edward, tailor, 11 High street Clarke Edith (Miss), apartments, 5 Victoria ter. Ferry roa.d

Bishop John, cooper, Staples buildings Clarke Evelina (Miss), young ladies' school, Belmont house,

Bishop William James, shopkeeper, 22 Hillsboro' terrace Victoria road

Blackmore Charles, jobbing gardener, II Raleigh terrace Clarke Ophelia (Mrs.), teacher of music, Belmont house,

Blackmore Frank, tobacconi8t, Chapel street Victoria road

BlackinOre George, confectioner, High street Clode John, baker, Chapel street

Blackmore Henry, auctioneer, valuer & house & estate Clothing Club (Miss L. Barnes, sec.), 12 Alexandra terrace

agent &c. Rollo;, street Coal Club (Rev. W. P. Alford M.A. sec.), 6 Raleigh villas, .-<~

249 EX!UOUT.J:. DEVON SHIRE. •

(KELLi 's

Oot;;t~uard Station (Commander Frederick John 1\lackenzie- Easton Henry John, photographer, Rolle street

Grieve R.N. inspecting officer of division &; Willi.tm Alfred Ebdon Henry, tinplate worker &c. 15 Albion street

Oobden R.N. chief officer), The Beach Edwards John, butcher, 3 Bicton street & Strand

Cock & Hodgson, physicians & surgeons, Chalgrave,Rolle rd Edwards John William, dairyman, Exeter road

Cock John L.R.C. P.Lond. surgeon, see Cock &; Hodgson Eland Henry Septimus, bookseller &c. Strand

Coles Henry Josiah, wine & spirit merchant, Beacon hill Ellett & Matthew, brokers & ship chandlers, Gertrude ter

Coles Richard, painter, 1\lona cottage, Exeter road Ellis Ernest Edward, architect, see Kerley & Ellis

Coles William Drake, Strand hotel, Strand Ellis George, toy dealer, Rolle street

Colsworthy Sally (Miss), apartments, 10 Bicton place England John, market gardener, Chapel street

Commercial Coffee Palace (Jas. Thorne, propr.), Station par Essery Rarriet (Mrs.), honiton lace dealer, 50 Albion street

Convalescent Home for Poor Persons (Miss Chambers, lady Evans George, hair dresser, Lower Parade

in charge), St. Luke's, .Alexandra terrace Exmouth Baths ('fhomas Burndge, proprietor), Esplanade

Cooksley .Annie (Miss), superior family lodgings, 2o Beacon Exmonth Brick & Tile Co. Limited (Samuel George Black-

Cooksley Henry, apartments, 5 Alexandra terrace; & wheel- more, sec.), brick & tile manufacturers

wright, Market street Exmouth Chronicle (George Setten, publisher; published

Coombes George, watch maker, Chapel street saturday), Rolle street

Coombs Enos, apartments, 17 Clinton terrace Exmouth Club (.Alfred Henry Martin R.N. sec.),jEsplanade

Cooper William Squire & Son, builders, Beacon place Ex:mouth Cricket Club (R. C. Groves, hon. sec.), The Parade

Cooper Francis Pitt,manager of the Devon & Cornwall Bank, Ex:mouth Dock Co. (George Ellett, manager), Dock office

RoUe street - " Exmouth & District Starr-Bowkett Building Society (Alfred

Cooper John, chief engineer, 3 Victoria street Augustus Carter, sec.) ; office, Coffee palace

Cooper William, shoe maker, Fore street Exmouth & District Water Works Co.(Henry C.Adams,sec)

Copp Alberl (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Bicton place Exmouth District Constitutional .Association (Hon. Mark

Copp Bessie (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Moreton crescent Rolle, president ; William Lethbridge esq. J.P. chairman ;

Copp Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker & shopkeeper, 4 Bicton street Procter Sherwin, sec.), Manchester house

Copp Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Beacon Exmouth Gardeners' Mutual Improvement Society (W. J.
• Godfrey, hon. sec.), RoUe street
Copp Fanny (Miss), dress maker, 4 Bicton street

Copp Lorenzo Waiter, apartments, 2 Bicton place Exmouth Gas Works (James Thomas Foster, sec.; John D.

Copp Louisa (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Brougham terrace James, gas manager), Union street

Copp Jemima (Miss), honit(}n lace dealer, Gwydir place Exmouth & Great Western Steam I<'erry Co. Limited

Copp Samuel (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Morton crescent (George Matthew, sec.), Dock office

Cousins Henry Thornton, photographer, Station parade Exmouth Journal (Thomas Freeman, publisher; published

Coward James, hair dresser, Rolle street saturday), Baring place

Crabb Mary (Miss), dress maker, 13 Clarence road Exmouth Lying-in Society (Mrs. G. Tobin, sec. ),4Raleigh vls

Crabb Thomas Drane, lodging house, I4 Morton crescent Exmouth Market (John Welch Winter, lessee)

Creasy William, apartments, & cooper, Chapel hill Exmouth Public Hall Co.Lim. (Hy. W. Crews, sec.),Rolle st

Creeiy & Son, boot & shoe makers, Rolle street, & outfitters, Exmouth Reading Club (Fred. Charles de Guerin, hon.

High street sec.), Imperial hotel

Crews & Son, auctioneers, valuers, house & estate agents, Exmouth School of Art (.Alfred Henry Martin R.N. hon.

surveyors & insurance agents, Strand; &cabinet makers, sec.), Public hall, Rolle street

upholsterers & undertakers, Rolle st. See advertisement Exmouth Soup Kitchen (Charles Prettejohn, sec.), Market

Croft Henry, apartment9, 15 Albany terrace, Victoria road Farleigh J. S. & Co. grocers, The Parade

Crofts Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 7 Powderham terrace Farleigh Herrington, dairyman, Ferry road

Cross Henry, Criterion inn, Tower street Fentiman Robert Harris, apartments, I8 Clinton terrace

Culley Annie (Miss), dress maker, 40 Albion street Ferris Edwin George, Foresters' Arms P.H. Chapel street

Curtis & Kane, surgeons, 5 Carlton hill & Johnson's place Ferris William, fishmonger, Chapel hill

Custom House (William Geo. Job, exam. officer), The Point Ferris William, jun. fishmonger, Chapel street · .

Dagworthy George Edwin, butcher, Chapel street Field Thos. G. commercial trav. II Helgrave ter. Victoria rd

Dalley George, painter, :a Bicton street Fisher William Henry Pike, assessor of taxes for Withycombe

Dalley William, carpenter, 16 Bicton street Raleigh, 13 Clinton terrace

Darke Arthur J. mangr. of the Wilts &Dorset Bank, Strand Flinders Edith (Miss), teacher of music, Victoria road

Dart Emma (Mrs.), apartments, IS Victoria. ter. Ferry rd Folland Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 10 Alexandra terrace

Dart Henry, builder, Exeter road Fooks .Amy Spiller & .Anna (Misses), dairy, Chapel street

Dart John Henry, cabinet maker, Vicarage hill Foster James Thomas, sec. to Gas Co. 12 Clarence road

Davey I<'redk. Geo. blacksmith, Shepherd's row, Exeter rd Fountain .Ann (Miss), apartments, I5A, Beacon

Da.vey John Bowden, baker, 31 Strand Fowler Joseph, Builders' .Arms P.H. Union street

Davey Lewis, shoe maker, Frederick place Frazier William Henry, commercial traveller, Imperial rd

Davies William George, draper, Rolle street & Cross Freeman Thomas, stationer & publisher of the "Ex:mouth

Denford John, fishmonger, .Fore street Journal," Baring place

Densham Wm. Hy. apartments, 20 Albany ter. Victoria rd Fulford Bartholomew, apartments, Mamhead terrace

Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Limited (Francis Pitt Cooper, Gake Waiter, apartments, I3 Powderham terrace

manager) ; open daily from 10 to 3, RoUe street ; draw on Gale Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 19 Raleigh terrace

Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Ransom & Co. London E c • Gard Edwd. agent for Prudential Assurance Co. 29 Geotge st

Devon (Royal 1st) Yeomanry Cavalry (H troop) {Sergt... Garth Frederick William, umbrella maker, 16 High stree•

Maj. Gillinland, drill instructor) Gay Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 2 Gertrude terrace

Devon Stea.m ShipCo.Lim. (Geo. Matthew, sec.),Dock office Gibbons George, master mariner, Woodbine cottage

Devonshire (1st) Volunteer Artillery Western Division, Gibbs Elizabeth (Miss), girls' school, 4 .Beacon place

Royal .Artillery (~o. 7 Company) (Major Herbert C. Gigg Geor,re, apartments, Carlton lodge

.Ada.ms), Drill hall, Ferry road Gimblett, Son & Co. Limited, boot & shoe warehouse, The

Dispensary (John Cock L.R.C.P.LOnd.; Joseph Willoughby Parade ; &lat Crediton

Hodgson M.D.; .Arthur Curtis L. R.c. P.LOnd. .& Joseph Godfrey Edward, grocer, Rolle street

George Auriol Kane M. n., c. M. medical officers; John Godfrey William John, nurseryman & florist, :R.olle street

Thomas Langley llf.R.c.s.Eng-. consulting surgeon; J. T. Gosling Charles, marine store dealer, Union street

Bickford, dispenser & sec.), Manchester house Gough .Ann & Lizzie (Misses), boot & shoe dealers, Rolle

Dixon Thomas & Sons, boat builders & shipwrights, Beach Gowan Edwin Horace, customs officer, Queen street

Dixon John, apartments, ~ .Alexandra terrace Gowan Priscilla .Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, Queen street

Dixon Joseph, apa.ct;ments, I Powderham terrace Grace Frank, builder, Albany house, Victoria road

Dixon Thomas Ed ward, apartments, 8 Rougemont terrace Grace Henry William, shopkeeper & tailor, Exeter road

Dixon William John, apartments, 3 Clinton terrace Grant James John, smith, South street & 2I Bicton place

Dobel Fanny (Mrs.), dress maker, Staple buildings Graves Miriam (Mrs.), apartments, Io Beacon

Doble Henry, fly proprietor, Beacon place Green Abraham, shopkeeper, 40 New street

Doble Thomas, shoe maker, 1 Henrietta road Greenaway Frederick, shopkeeper, Exeter road

Dodd Richard, dairy, Chapel hill Grigg James, tailor, 34 Strand •

Dommett Abraham, shoe ma. & hair dresser, Chapel street Grigg James Alfred, dair:vman, 4 Picton place

Drewe Corbett, butcher, Queen street Griffith Henry, chemist, Strand

Dunsford Richard, apartments, Belgrave terrace Gronberg August Frederick, fish dealer, Strand

Dnnsford William Henry, saddler, .Exeter road Groves Richard Charles Wallis, boys' school, 7 Parade

Do.rant Ryder, South Western hotel, :::ltation parade Gruguet Emma (Mrs.), apartmentso, 5 Brougham terrace

Dutton Hannah (Mrs.), tobacconist, to High street Hall Charles, baker, 20 High street

Dyer Hrothets, pieture frame makers, Strand • Hall Robert, blacksmith, Fore street

Dyer Joel, butcher, Chapel street & Union street Hallett Sidney, saddler, Exeter road '

Dyer Richard Hore, baker, Chapel street Hamilton Charles, solicitor, 20 Clinton terrace

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Hammill & Withers (Misses), drapers, High street Kane Jsph.Geo.Auriol M.n.,c.M. surgeon, see Curtis & Kane

Hanger Thomas, builder, see Baker & Hanger Keeping & Co. photographers, Imperial road

Hanley John (Mrs.), smith, Exeter road Kelland John, butcher, Exeter road •

Harding Eliza (Mrs.), baker, 36 Albion street Kelly William John, butcher, Chapel street

Harding James, apartments, I Haldon View terrace Kenwood Alfred, butcher, !<'ore street

Harris Edward, coal merchant, J4 High street Kenwood Henry, bill poster, see Paltridge & Kenwood

Harris Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, IS Bicton place Kerley & Ellis, architects & surveyors, Station parade

lfarris Frank Edward, butcher, Rolle street Kirk Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Brougham terrace

Harris George Edward, master mariner, 12 Raleigh terrace Knapman William Robert, plumber, Hill'lboro' terrace

Harris William, agent to Prudential Assurance Co. 3 Ayles- Knight Lutber Martin, sail maker, The Point & coal mer-

bury terrace, Exeter road chant, Albion street

• Harrison William, commerci:ll traveller, 4 Gertrude terrace Knowles Henry, boot & shoe maker, Chapel street
Hawkins Jessie Elizh. (Mrs..), apartments, 6 Rougemont ter Knowling Rosa Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, Cross

l-laycroft Frederick Theodore L.D.s. R.C.Eng. surgeon-dentist, Lacey James, £'ab proprietor, Strand

13 Clinton terrace . Lake William Alphaeus, hair dresser, The Parade

Haydon Frances (Miss), apartmimts, 2 North viis. North st Lane Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Alexandra terrace

Hayes James, draper, Strand Langabeer Mary (.Mrs.), apartments, 6 Clinton terrace •

Hayman Albert, builder, Fore street Langdon Maria (Mrs.), apartments, 21 & 22 Clinton terrace

Hayman Sarah Ann (Mrs.), stay & corset maker, Strand Langdon William, apartments, Marlpool grove

HaymesWillie Frank, boot & shoe ma.18Strand; & atExeter Langley John Thomas, surgeon, I9 Beacon

Hayne Bessie (Mrs.), teacher of music, Imperial road Langmead Samuel, shopkeeper & shoe maker, Tower street

Hayne Ernest, draper, Chapel street Langsford Elizh. &Louisa (Misses), dress makers, 42 Strand

Hayne George, carrier, Manchester street Lang'lford John, master mariner, Strand

Hensley John, wheelwright, Fore street Lavis George William, boat builder, The Point

Hcnsley William, farmer, Fore street Law Henry, baker, South street

Hessey Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Tower street Law John, baker, I6 Powderham terrace

Hill John (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Gertrude terrace Lea Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Point terrace

Hill Tom, grocer & fruiterer, Strand Leaman Frederick John, shopkeeper, 16 Clarence road

Hillman Amelia (Mrs.), dress maker, Exeter road Letten Carolina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Fora street

Hillman Joseph, shopkeeper, 23 Albion street Lewin James, fishmonger, Chapel street ·

Hillman Joseph Warn, coach builder, Lower parade Lewis George, boot dealer, Chapel street

Hillmau Olivia (Mrs.), laundry, 23 Hillsboro' terrace LifeHoatStation(Capt.M.I<'.Moresby R.N.hon.sec.),TheBeach

Hills Thomas Henry, commercial traveller, North street Litten Edwin William, butcher, Ferry road

Hine Alfred Edward, tobacconist & assistant overseer for Litten William Thomas, cabinet maker, 12 Bicton place

Withycombe Raleigh, River View house Local Board Fire Brigade (Paul Moore, supt. ), Fire Engine

Hine Edwin Stuart, stone mason, Victoria place station, Exeter road

Hine Reginald Thomas, cabinet maker, Strand Lockyer Emily Charlotte (Miss),young ladies' schl. lngleside

Hine Thomas, apartments, IIA, Bicton place Lockyer Thomas, apartments, Holcombe cottage,Ferry road

Hine William Henry, monumental mason, Fore street Loft John Henry, apartments, Endsleigh

Hodder l\Iary Annie (Mi$s), apartments, I6 Belgrave ter- London & South Western Railway Co. (George Hayne & Son,

race, Victoria road delivery agents)

Hoclge Ann (Miss), apartments, 2 Brougham terrace Long Bellona (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Chapel street

Hodge Jane (Miss), apartments, 9 Rougemont terrace Long Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, George street

Hodgson Hy. Jn. M..A. preparatory school, St. Peter's school Long Susan (Mrs.), apartments, Abbotsford

Hodgson Joseph Willoughby M. D., c. M. physician & surgeon Long Waiter, carpenter, Henrietta road

& admiralty surgeon & agent &certifying factory surgeon, Long William, builder, 2 Exeter road

see Cock & Hodgson Lucas Charles, china dealer, Lower parade

Hollett Emily (Miss), apartments, 6 Montpelier road • Lucas Edward, printer, 25 New street
Holman Samuel, Beach hotel, Ferry road McCaffray Jane (Mrs.), laundress, Thistle cot. The Point

Holmes Bessie (l\Irs. ), apartments, 3 Alexandra terrace McDougal John, Prudential assurance agent, 23 New street

H()lmes Josephine (:Miss) & Gibbs Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' McLarm William Henry, carpenter, 9 Montpelier road

. school, 3 Raleigh villas Manley William George, Heavitree Arms P.H. High street

Holmes William Townsend, Royal Beacon hotel & posting Manley William Hall, accountant, 4 Trinity terrace

house, Beacon Margrie William & Son, general smiths, Point

H()neywell Ellen (Mre.), apartments, ~o Rougemont terrace Martyn Reginald, surgeon, 8 Beacon hill

& 19 Moreton crescent Mason Ed ward Thomas, coffee rooms, Point road

Hooka Theophilus, apartments, 9 Bicton place Matthew George, broker &c. see Ellett & Matthew

Hookway James (Mrs.), hair dresser, Chapel street Matthew James Gilbe1•t, tailor, Strand

Hooper & Stooke, builders, Market street Maud Hospital (The) (Josepb, W. Hodgson M. D., C.M. John

Hooper Henry Horn, brick & tile manufr. II Clinton cotts Cock, Arthur Curtis & Jos. George Auriol Kane M:.D.

Hooper Ruth (Mrs.), grocer, Exeter road medical otfic.:ers ; Mrs. Hnme-Long, lady supt. ), Bicton st

Hooper William. coal merchant, 63 .Aibion street Maunder William Henry, fancy repository, Strand

Hope Orphanage (Mrs. Hume-Long, lady supt. ), Bicton st Mayer Alice (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Rougemont terrace

Hore Henry, painter, 14 Hicton street Maynard George, watch maker, Rolle street

Hore Jane (Miss), draper, High street Maypee E. S. (Mrs.), apartments, Moreton crescent

Hore Maud (Miss), preparatory school, 3 Henrietta place, Melhuish James Thomas, confectioner, Strand

Bruns\lick square Moore Paul, supt. of fire brigade, 2 Argyll ter. Victoria rd

Horn John Thomas, sail maker, The Point Morey Henry D. tailor, The Parade

Horn Samuel, fish merchant, The Point Morey Thomas Henry, baker, I7 Albion street

Hort.op Thomas, apartments, 14 Rougemont terrace Mortimore Frank, china dealer, Chapel street

Ho ward Chas. Wm. M.R.C. v.s. veterinary surgn. Lower par Mortimore Harry, watch maker, 3 Albion street

Howe Hizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Alexandra terrace MossmanElizh.&Sarah(Misses), apartmnts. I 3Rougemont ter

Hubber & Son, plumbers &c. Public hall, Rolle street Newton Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, Alexandra terrace

Hudson A. (Mrs.), midwife, 15 North street Norman Robert, master mariner, I Johnson place

Hudson Sergt.-Major Wm. drill instructor, 15 North street Oliver George, boot warehouse, Chapel street

Humphries Jesse Thomas James, carpenter, l''ore street Orch~rd Frank W. P. baker, Strand & Exeter road

Hurford James, shopkeeper, Strand Osmon Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Montpelier road

Hussey Henry, beer retailer, Fore street Osmon Louisa Elizabeth(Miss),dress maker,4 Montpelier rd

Hntchings John, apartments, 4 Albany terrace, Victoria rd Pal mer Charles, mosaic worker & jeweller, Rolla street

Ide Georgina (Miss), dress maker, 21 .Raleigh terrace Palmar William, clerk of works to Rolle estate, Waterloo cut

Imperial hotel (August Borrmann, manager) Paltridge & Kenwood, bill posters, J.<'ore street

Inland Revenue Office (Robert G. Rees, chief officer), Parnell George, pilot, The Point

Hartley road Parsons Richard, carpenter, Albiou street

Irish William John, fruiterer, Chapel street Passmore Henry, surveyor, 8 Wellington terrace

Islip Thomas, apartments, 21 Victoria terrace, Ferry road Passmore Richard, cab proprietor, 24 Raleigh terrace

J ackson Henry Siveil, blacksmith, Market street Passmore Samuel, apartments, 9 Moreton crel5Cent

James Jane (Mrs.),boarding schGol for young ladies,Fairfield Paul Charles (Mrs.). laundry, Albion street

.T:unes John, baker, Rolla street Pearman Henry, ironmonger, Strand

Jefford Walter, greengrocer, 14 .Albion street Pearse Ed ward & Co. wholesale bone & rag mers. Fore st

Jenkins William Edward, boot & shoe maker, Strand Pearson Andrew, mineral water manufacturer, Chapel at

Job Wm.Geo. examining officer of customs, Mamhead view Pentecost Rohert, painter &c. Wellin,CYton place

J ones Rtchard, apartments- 8 Alexandra terrace Perriam Frederick, pamter, Cross

2.50: EXMOGTH. DEVONSHIRE~ [KELLY'S

Perriam Frederick & Son, grocers & agents for W. & A. Singer Manufacturing Co.'s Sewing Machine bep(lt (Oswald

Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Strand . Smith, agent), 42 Strand

Perriam George Parker, painter,35Albion street Skinner Frederick, shopkeeper, Fore street

Perriam John, pilot, 6 Bicton street Skinner George (Mrs.), laundress, Ryll terrace

Perriam Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 1 Alexandra terrace Skinner Hermon, baker, Fore street

Perry John, mason, Staple buildings Skinner Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Brougham terrace

Perry William Henry, hnilder, 3 Hamilton terrace Smaldon John, apartments, 7 .Morton crescent

Petherick & Sons, solicitors, Mamhead view; & at Exeter Smaldon Thomas (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Alexandra terrace

Pet.ers Henry, London hotel, Chapel street Smerdon Maria (Mrs.), York hotel, Station parade

Phillips George, master mariner, II Montpelier road Smith Eleanor (Mrs.), milliner, Lower parade

Phillips George James, master mariner, 2 Raleigh villas Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), coal dealer, 2 Powderham terrace

Picket.ts James, fishmonger, Fore street Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, Hillsboro' terrace

Pike Robert, jobbing gardener, 27 Bicton street Smith Emanuel, greengrocer, Back street

P1keEdward, baker, Exeter road Smith I<'rederick William George, grocer & provision mer-

Pim James, Dolphin inn, Cross chant, & agent for W.!& A. Gilbey, wine & spirit mer-

Pimm Samnel, draper, Strand chants & anglo-bavarian ales &stout,Albion st.& Chapel si

PincombeJohn, ironmonger, r High street Smith Harriet (Mrs.), White Hart P ll. Fore street

Plimsoll Henry Collings (Mrs.), ironmonger, Rolle street & Smith John Hunt, boot maker, 37 George street

Chapel street Smith Thomas, fisherman, 3 Trinity square

Plummer EdwardJ. surgeon, Gwydir place Snow Charles, fancy draper, Strand

Podbury John, Exmonth inn, Exeter road Soloman Josiah David, master mariner, 9 Beacon

Police Station (Wm. Howard, sergeant in charge), South st Soloman Susannah (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Beacon

Pollard George Wm. honiton lace dealer, Lower parade Soper John, greengrocer, Cross

Ponsford Robert Beavis, builder, 29 Albion street Soper Joseph, plumber, 39 Bicton street

Port William Henry, draper, Lower parade & Chapel street Southcott Sarah & E. (:Misses), honiton lace dlrs. Chapel hi

Pratt John Marchant, auctioneer, 9 Albanv terrace Southcott William Richard, grocer, Exeter road

Priddis Samuel, rag merchant, Fo-re street Southwell Frederick, coal merchant, 6 Albion street

Pugh Carolina (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Bicton street Sparapani John, wine & ~pirit merchant, The Parade

Pulsford James, linen draper, u Parade; & at Exeter Staple Eliza (Miss}, stationer, Station parade

Putt James Poole, master mariner, 3 Gertrude terrace Stark Henry Bishop, professor of music, depot of Christian

Pyle Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Chapel street Knowledge Society, 9 Bicton street

Pym Robert, fisherman, 12 Powderham terrace Stephens William,insurance agent,2 Camperdowne ter.Point

Pym Wdliam, pilot, Powderham terrace Stevens John, coal merchant, George street

Quick Eli Thomas, apartments, 22 Beacon Stockman Henry, pilot, Montpelier road

Quick John, apartments, 8 Moreton crescent Stokes Henry, carrier, Exeter road

Radford Tnomas, maltster & brewer, South street Stokes William J. builder, 51 Bicton street

Rayner John L.R.C.P.Edin. physician, 5 Rolle villas Stone John, beer retailer, 28 New st1·eet

Redway Thomas Augustine, brick & tile ma. Ryll Park wks Stooke Thomas, builder &c. see Hooper & Stooke

Redway Warwick Robert Ridgway, fish mer. Station parade Stowell Louisa Frances (Mrs.), outfitter, Chapel hill

Rees Robert Geddings, inland revenue officer, Elmhurst, Stowell William, commercial travellP.r, Chapel hill

Hartley road Street Frank, shopkeeper, 4 Bicton street

Rendle Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Wellington terrace, Street Samuel, mason, Shepherd's row, Exeter road
Ferry road
Summers Waiter George, apartments, 6 Moreton crescent

RewMary Jane &Elizh. (Misses), apartments,q Beacon hill Sutton's Parcels Office (Andrew Pearson, agent), Chapelst
Rice William John, boot maker, Lower parade
Symonds Anna (Mrs.), apartments, 20 Bicton street

Richards Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 20 Belgrave ter- Tate Charles, jobbing gardener, 7 Rougemont terrace

race, Victoria road Taylor Augustus Hamilton, fancy draper, costumier,

Richards Samuel, master mariner, The Point milliner & family mourning warehouse, 10 Rolle street

Ridge Robert, shopkeeper, 31 Albion street Taylor Henry William, apartments, 15 Clinton terrace

Ridgeway John; corn dealer, Rolle street Thomas William Underhill, ironmonger, 27 Strand

RoUe Estate Office (Edwin Francis Chamier, agent), Man- Thompson Elizh.Baker (Mrs.),apartments,8 Powderham ter

chester house Thompson Julia (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Bicton place •

Rowe Matilda & Lucy (Misses), apartments, r5 Beacon Thompson Thomas William, pilot, Clinton terrace

Rowett Hannah tMrs.), honiton lace dealer, 16 Albion st Thorn James, shopkeeper & carrier, II Union street

Rowland Mary (Mrs.), dairy, Tower street Thorne William Henry, commercial trav. 5 Haldon View tel"'

Rudd William, book agent, 21 Alb:J.ny terrace, Victoria rd Thornton & Son, pharmaceutical chemists, Beacon hill

Rundle Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Marlpool road Thornton Cecilia (Miss), preparatory school, 6A, .Bicton pi

Runnalls William, cab proprietor, 7 Prospect place· Toone Arthur Henry, chemist, RoUe street

Russell Jane (Mrs.); beer retailer, Exeter road Tootell Alfred, boot & shoe maker, Chapel street

Sage Hermon Alfred, Albion inn, Albion street Towning Edward, apartments, 9 High street

Salter Charles, boarding school, 13 Morton crescent Toze Susanah (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Moreton crescent

Salter Charles Robert, Clarence inn, Charles street Tozer Eliza (Miss), apartments, 2 Imperial terrace

Salter George, Bicton inn, South street Tozer Rober~, dairyman, South street

Salter James, Ship inn, High street Trickey Mary & Annie (Misses), apartments, 13 Beacon

Sanders Archer (Mrs.), butcher, 13 Albion street • Trickey Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Strand

Sander,; Henry, butcher, Chapel street Trim Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Fore street

Sanders James, butcher, Chapel street Troake Louis, mason, 19 Clarence road

Sanders William, dairyman, 3 High street Tucker George, apartments, 20 Clinton terrace

Sansom & Son, grocers & wine & spirit mers. Ferry road Tupman Ann (Miss), apartments, Imperial road

Sansom Frederick, boot maker, Lower parade Topman Edward George, pilot, Hartley cottage, Beacon pl

Sarrel James, shoe maker, Meeting street Tupman Edwin William, auctioneer & bailiff under the Law

Savery William, farmer, 2 Brixton terrace, Exeter road of Distress Amendment Act &c. 8 Parade

Sawdye Wm. Henry, wine & spirit merchant, Beacon hill Tupman Henry, master mariner, 13 Bicton street

Saxon Sa.rah Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Wellington ter- Topman Lavinia (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Clinton terrace

race, Ferry road Tupman Samuel, furniture broker, Exeter road

Sclater Charles, general tool factor, 39 Albion street Tupman William Henry, cabinet maker, 55 Bicton street

Sclater Ellen (Mrs.), draper, 39 Albion street Turner Ellen Maria (Mrs.), teacher of musiC- 4 Parker's pl

Searle Henry, builder, 41 Albion street Turner George, butcher, 5 High street

Sellers William John, carriage proprietor, Strand Upcott Edward, haulier, 4 Trinity square

Selley Fanny (Miss), dreiS maker, 5 Montpelier road Veals James, watch maker, 45 Strand

Setton George, printer &c. & publisher of the '' Exmouth Vine Edwin John, solicitor & corn. for oaths, Imperial road

Chronicle," Rolle street Vine Thomas, dairyman, RoUe terrace

Seward Frank, hair dresser, Cross Vinnicombe William, professor of music, Parade & musical

Shapter Thomas George Henry, fishmonger, 17 High street instrument dealer, l'ublic hall, RoUe street

Sharland Wi;liam, accountant, Belgrave ter. Victoria road Vivian William. baker, 20 Albion street

Sharp R. W. & F. C. timber merchants, near the Reach Volunteer Battalion (rst) (Exeter & South Devon) Devon-

Sbepstone Henrietta Maria N. (Miss), ladies' ~hool, I shire Regiment (F Co) (CoL-Sergeant Albert Roberts, in
charge; Sergeant Wm. Hudson, drill instrctr.), Ferry rd
Carlton hill '
Walker John, collector of water rates, 48 Albion street
Sherwin Procter, architect, Strand

Shipwrecked Mariners' Society (Ed ward G. Tupman, hon. Walker Waiter M. lmen draper, Strand
Walmsley Charles John, linen draper, Rollestreet
agent), Hartley- cottage, Beacon place

Shute William, boot maker• Fore street Waiters Edward, watch maker, Lower parade

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Wannell E. (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 8 High street Wightman Horace Edwd.coal mer. see Beujamin&Wightman
Williams Edith(Miss),diHt, nurse,23Belgrave ter. Victoria rd
Wannell Robert, painter, glazier & paperhanger, 8 High st Wilhams George B. painter, Staple buildings
Ward John, monumental mason, Ferry road Williams Scrgt.•Major John, drill instructor 1st Devon Vol.
Ware Richard, apartments, 2 Wellington terrace
Artillery, Clinton square
Warren George, grocer, 24 Bicton place Williams Mary (Miss), apartments, Strand
Warren Richard, greengrocer, Chapel street Willing Christopher Thomas, machinist, New North ro3d

Warren William Henry, tailor, Rolle street Willmot Annie (Miss), fruiterer, Ferry road
Waters Thomas, Railway inn, Strand Willmot Arthur John, florist, Vicarage hill
Webber Anna (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Clarence road Willmot Charlotte (Mrs.), fruiterer, High street
Webber Henry, butcher, Ferry road Wills John (Mrs.), china dealer, 32 Strand
Webber Edwin, baker, Chapel street Wilson John & Son, timber merchants, Docks
Webber Hannah P. (Mrs.), apartments, Clarence road Wilson Francis Stephen, grocer, Chapel street
Webber Richard William, butcher, Chapel street Wilts & Dorset Banking Co. Limited (.A.rthur J. Darke~
Webber William, chimney sweep, Tower street
Webber William Henry, butcher, Ferry road manager), Strand; draw on London & Westminster Bank
Limited, London E o
Webster & Son, plumbers, 19 High street Winsor Emma (Miss), girls' school, II Bicton place .
Weeks George, master mariner, 13 Montpelier road Winsor George, boot & shoe maker, Chapel hill
Wescott Mary (Mrs.), dairyman, Chapel street Winter Charles, greengrocer, Chapel street
Winter John Welch, RoUe hotel, Rolle street
West Charles, mason, 40 Bicton street Withers Mary .Ann (Miss), draper, see Hammill & Withers
West William, mason, Fore street Wright Mary J ane (Mrs.), pork butcher, Chapel street
Westaway William, basket maker, I Bicton street Yeo John, shopkeeper, Exeter road
Westcott Samuel, apartments, 10 Moreton crescent Young Men's Christian Association (William Henry Port &
Whiddon Thomas, jobbing gardener, 23 Raleigh terrace Henry Griffiths, hon. secs.), Jobnson place
White George, market gardener, 7 Clarence road
White Hermon, basket maker, South street

Wightman Amelia Alice (Mrs.), milhner, Rolle street

EXWICK, 11. hamlet on the river Exe, in the civil parish large flour mills, at one of which the new roller machinery

of St. Thomas, near Exeter, was formed into an ecclesiastical has been introduced; the other is now (1893) unoccupied.

district June 28, 1872, and is about a quarter of a mile north. General the Right Hon. Sir Redvers Henry Buller P.C., v.c.,

west from St. David's station on the Bristol and Exeter section K.C.M.G., K.C.B., J. P. is lord of the manor and principal

of the Great Western railway, in the .North-Eastern division landowner, Exwick hill commands a fine view of the city~

of the county, hundred of Exminster, Wonford petty sessional The soil is loamy ; the subsoil is clayey. The chief crops

division, St. Thomas union, and in the county court district are oats, barley and pasture. The area is included in St.

of Exeter, rural deanery of Christianity and archdeaconry Thomas, which is 3,700 acres. The population in. 1891 was

and diocese of Exeter. The church of St. Andrew, erected 566.

in 1841 by the Rev. John Medley, then vicar of St. Thomas

and afterwards Bishop of Fredericton ( x845-g2), is a build- FOGHAY is a hamlet, half-a-mile north.
ing of stone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, l''oxHAYS is a hamlet, a quarter of a mile south.

nave, north aisle, south porch and a western turret contain- PosT & T. O.-George Mortimore, ~ub-postmaster. Letters

ing one bell: in 1873 it was enlarged and decorated, a north from Exeter, received at 6. 20 a. m. & 6. 15 p.m.; sundays
aisle added and the chancel lengthened, at the expense at 6_20 a. m. ; dispatched at 6. 40 & 8 p.m.; sundays at
of William Gibbs esq. of Tyntesfield and endowed by him T10h.o1m0 aas.,mE. The nearest money order office is at St.
with [,200 yearly ; several of the windows are stained and xeter

there are 300 sittings. The register dates from the year

1843. 'fhe living is a vicarage, net yearly value £,277, with Board School (mixed), under St. Thomas School Board,

residence, in the gift of Antony Gibbs esq. and held since erected in 1861, for 140 children; average attendance,

1889 by the Rev. Charl~s Dendy Blakiston B. A. of Bishop 120; Adolphus Herbert Rousham, master; Mrs. Lilla

Hatfield's Hall, Durham University. At Exwick are two Rousham, mistress -

BlakistonRev.Chas.Dendy,TheVicarage Climmer Cath. (Mrs.), market gardnr Moore John, cjtrpenter & builder

Ellacott John, Hermitage Cornish James, butcher & farmer Moore John, laundry

Jacomb Henry, Villa St. Clare Crocker George (Mrs.), laundress Mortimore George, baker & shopkeeper,

Mallett William Rice Dodd Thomas, farmer, Exwick Barton Post office

Pollard Fred, Ex:wick house Drew John, carpenter, Eva cottage Olding Charlotte(Mrs.),lndrss.Foxhays

Snow Sebastian Cosens, Weir cliff Ellacott John, millers' trav. Hermitage Richards Sarah {Mrs.), lau,ndress,

Gale John, woodman to Gen. Sir Red- Rackfield terrace

COMMERCIAL. Ters Buller Roberts Robert, farmer, Exwick farm

Badcock Henry, gamekeeper to Gen. Hamilton Jn. market gardener, Eva cot Robins John, farmer, Foxhays

Sir Redvers Buller Hannaford Susan (Miss), laundress Stead Thomas, laundry, Rackfield ter

Battershall Geo. estate carpntr. Foghay Hannaford William, boot maker VanstoneRt.nursery & ~eedsman,Cleeve

Berry Henry, shopkeeper Hayman Harry Smith, Lamb inn Wellacott Mary Ann (Miss), tailoress

Blackmore Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress Mallett William Richard, miller (water5

FARRINGDON is a parish and village, 3t mile.!! south- 1889 by the Rev. Alrred Gill B.A. of S. Alban Hall, Oxford.

west from Broadclyst station on the main line of the London There are charities of £32 yearly value. Farringdon House,

and South Western railway and 6 miles south-east from the seat of Edward Johnson esq. J.P. is a handsome mansion

Exeter, in the Eastern division of the county, East Budleigh of brick, rebuilt in 188g, and commanding an extensive

hundred, Woodbury petty sessional division, St. Thomas prospect. Lieut.-Col. John Arthur Thomas Garratt J.P.

union, county court district of Exeter, rural deanery of who is lord of the manor, and Edward Johnson esq. are the

Aylesbeare and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. The principal landowners. The soil is clay and sandy ; the sub-

church of St. Barnabas the Apostle, an entirely new build- soil Is red and rocky. The chief crops are the usual cereals.

ing of stone, in the Early English style, was consecrated The acreage is 1,448 ; rateable value, £,2,434; the popula-

Janua'ry 14, 187I, and consists of chancel, nave, transept, tion in x8gx was 215. Under the Dinded P11-rishes Act.

northaisle,southporchandawesterntowerwithsmallspire 1885, a portion of this parish containing 567 acres, and

containing one bell, cast in x815; the church was re-seated including Bishop's Court, was added to that of Sowton.

with open cedar benches and ~eating apparatus ~dded in Parish Clerk, George Bending.
r887. A lych gate was erected m 1888 as a. memonal to the . . . ,.
Rev. William Francis Gray M.A. rector 1862 -86, by his widow: Letters from Exeter VIa ~omton Cbst, whiCh JS the nearest

there are several old monuments to the families oaffCfohrodlswi2c5h~ money order office, arrive at 8.30 a. m. The nearest tele-
Ellicombe, Sleech and others: and the church graph office is at Woodbury
sittings. The register dates from the year 1678. The LETTER Box cleared at s.rs p.m. week days only
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £450, average £342, National School (mixed), erected in 1870 & enlarged in 1888•

net yearly income £370, including 28 acres of glebe, with for 70 children; average attendance, 52; Garth Chapple,

residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Exeter, and held since master

Gill Rev. Alfred B.A. Rectory Chapple Garth,schoolmaster & assistant Reynolds Joseph, farmer

Johnson Edwd. J.P. Farringdon house overseer 1 Shorland George, farmer11 Hill farm

' Dell James, blacksmith SmeathJoseph, wheelwright, Halfyards

COMMERCIAL. · Franklin William, head gardener to E. Stallard -, farmer .

Barter Edward, farm bailiff to E. John· Johnson esq. iJ.P 'fncker John, fanner, \Valdron's farm

son esq. ;r,p, Wood's farm Holmes Richa d, farmer, Ware's farm Tucker William, farmer, Denbow farm
-
Carnel George, farmer, Eliotts farm Pomeroy Jas. poultry. dealer, Halfyards

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FARWAY. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY 7S

F ARWAY is a parish, 4 miles south from Honiton is a charity of [2o, left by Elizabeth Cox in 1784, the interest

:station on the main line of the London and South Western of which is distributed in bread to the poor. A sum of £300

railway and 17 east from Exeter, in the Eastern division of was given by C. G. Prideaux-Brune esq. in 1881 for the main-

the county, Colyton hundred, Honiton petty sessional tenance of two pensioners, each of whom receives £6 a year.

division, union and county court district, rural deanery of Netherton Hall, the seat of Charles Glyn Pridea.ux-Brune

Otteryanda.rchdeaconryanddioceseofEx:eter. Thechurch esq. butnow(r893)unoccupied, was built in the reign of
.of St. Michael is a building of stone in the Early English J ames I. ( 1607) by Sir Edmund Prideaux bart. mentioned
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch, aisles and an above. Richard Marker esq. J.P. of Combe, Honiton, who

-embattled western tower, with a turret at the south-east is lord of the manor, C. G. Prideaux-Brune esq. the Misses
angle and containing 3 bells : the church was entirely Outhwaite, of Monkton, and Charles D. Cave esq. of Sidbury.
restored in 1876: the north aisle belongs to and has been are chief landowner<J. The soil is red clay; subsoil, marl
the burial place of the Prideaux family, and under a circular and sand. The crops are wheat, oats and roots. The area

arch in this aisle is an altar-tomb with effigy in forensic is 2,578 acres ; rateable value [2,449; the population in
cgstume of Sir Edmund Prideaux hart. barrister-at-law and 189I was 292.
'l"eader at the Inner Temple, ob. 28 March, I628: on a ledge Parish Clerk, John Baker.
below is another effigy in armour, lying sideways and bear- PosT 0FFICE.-Henry Wood, sub-postmaster. Letters

ing a shield with the arms of Prideaux, the other hand grasp- through Honiton, delivered at 7.40 a. m.; dispatched at
ing a sword; this fi_gure may possibly represent Sir Peter 5·35 p.m. Honiton is the nearest money order &; tele-
Prideaux M.P. son and heir of Sir Edmund, ob. 168r: the graph office
title became extinct on the death of Sir Edmond Saunderson l''ree School, built in 1835, for 6o children, & since enlarged;
Prideaux bart. in 1875 ; in the church is a stone incised average attendance, 57: it is endowed with the interest

with a cross flory. The register of baptisms dates from the of £250, left by Hannah Atkinson, in 1795, for teaching

year 1567; marriages, I574: burials, I573· The living is a twelve flOOr children to read, and the Rev. T. Putt M •.A.

rectory, average tithe rent charge [,2I8, gross yearly income sometime rector of Coombe Raleigh, gave £200 as a

£220, with residence and 24 acres of glebe, in the gift of repair fund when the school was built; the school is also
Richard Marker esq. and held since I892 by the Rev. Thomas supported by subscriptions: James French, master; Mrs.
Barge Jenkinson B..A. of Pembroke College, Oxford. There Ellen French, mistress

.Jenkinson Rev.Thos.BargeB..A. Rectory Davey Thomas, farmer, Edhill Norman Francis, farmer, Lambrook

Dimond Henry, farmer, Appledore Pilton John, dairyman, Wilmoresleigh

COMi\IERCIAT-. FarrantSamuelJas.Newinn,&carpenter Reed John, farmer, Church style

Abbott Edward, dairyman, 'fhorn Hart William, dairyman, Netherton Reed William, farmer, Whitley

Baily William, farmer, Perry hill Horsford Harry, farmer, Holnest Selway Robert, blacksmith

Batten John, farmer, Widcombe Lee George, farmer &; road contractor, Thorn John, farmer, Boycombe

Bishop Samuel, boot&; shoe maker Wondbridge Wood George, farmer, Sallicombe

Bright George, farmer, Gullacre Long Joseph (Mrs.), farmer, Brimley Wood Henry, thatcher, Post office

Burrough John, farmer, Poltimore I Newbery Rt. farmer, Netherton Barton

FENITON is a village and parish on a tributary of the Court, the property of Jonatha.n Rashleigh esq. B. A., D. L., J.P.

river Otter, with a station called Sidmouth junction on the was formerly the propert.y and residence of the Northcote

main line of the South Western railway, 4 miles west from family. Jonathan Rashleigh esq. B..A., D.L., .J.P. of Mena-
Honi~on and 13 north-east from Exeter, in the Eastern divi- billy, Tywardreath, Cornwall, who is lord of the manor, the
sionofthecounty,Hayridgehundred,Honitonpettysessional Rev. George Barons Northcote M.A. Sir John Henry Kenna-
division, union and county court district, rural deanery of way bart. M.P., D.L., J.P. of Escot, Talaton, Jonah Pynsent
Ottery and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. The church Mathew esq. of Rydon House, Talaton, Mrs. Lansdown, of
of St. Andrew is an ancient building of stone in the Perpen- Colestocks, G. E. Vincett esq. Mr. George Toogood and
dicular style, consisting of chancel with aisle, nave of four 1 Mrs. Colborne, of Hembury Fort, Buckerell, and the Hon.
bays, south aisle and an embattled western tower containing Mrs. Graham are the chief landowners. The soil is fertile

(j bells: there are three memorial windows and a brass to and for the most part light; subsoil, sandy, excepting the
the Right. Hon. Sir John Patteson knt. Justice of the hamlet of Cnrscombe, where it is clayey. The chief crops
Queen's Bench, who died at Feniton Court, June 28, r861: are wheat, barley, roots and pasturage. The area is r,822

the church retains a fine rood screen, and on the south side acres; rateable value, £3,690; th3 population in r89I was
of the chancel is an altar-tomb with quatrefoiled sides and on ' 354·

the upper slab 8 cadaver wrapt in 8 shroud tied over the CHERITO!'i I mile north-west, CoLESTOCKS I mile north-

head : on the capitals of the piers of the Malherbe aisle are west and CuRSCOMBE I mile north are hamlets in this parish.
shields of arms of the Malherbe and Ferrers families, some Also FENNY BRIDGEs, three-quarters of a mile south, on the

of whom were buried here: on the floor of the chancel is road from Honiton to Exeter, where there is a flour mill.
a stone inscribed to Margaret (Dennis), wife of George Sexton, William Fry.
Kyrcham e8q. ob. 1572: the fabric was completely restored
in ~878, at an expense of£1,300, about one-half of which was PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. Sarah East, sub-postmistress. Letters
given by the Rev. W. F. Gore and members of his family: received from Honiton at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5· 15 p.m.
the church affords 226 si~tings. The register dat.es from the The nearest money order offices are at Ottery St. Mary &
year I549. The living is a rectory, net 3eearly value from Honiton & nearest telegraph station is Sidmouth Junction
tithe rent-charge £237, with residence and 74 acres of WALL LETTER. Box, Sidmouth Junction, cleared at 5.20
glebe, in the gift of and held since r86o by the Rev. George p.m. week days only. Letters for Sidmouth Junction~
Barons Northcote M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. There is Colestocks, Cheriton &; Sherwood through Ottery St. Mary

a Wesleyan chapel at Fenny Bridges. Lady J. Rickman's WALL LETTER Box, Colestocks, cleared at 5 p.m. week

charity, producing £25, is for pnblic uses, and there are days only

other charities of £10 yearly value. A cattle sale is held National School mixed), built in I844 at the expense of

here about every fi\'"e weeks by Mr. Thomas D. Hussey. Miss Patteson & presented to the parish, for 64 children;

Hembury Fort, Woodbury Castle, Dumpton and other average attendance, 36; Miss Priscilla Carnell, mistress
ancient camps are situated in this neighbourhood. Feniton Railw<ty Station, Sidmouth Junction, Wm. Liley, statn. mast

[Names marked thus t receive their letters COMMERCIAL. Marks Edward, jobbing gardener

·through Ottery St. Mary.] Chown George (Mrs.), blacksmitht Meluish William, farmer, Glebe farm

Bovett Miss Chown Joseph, carpenter Miller&; Lilley, coal merchants &c. Sid-

tChown Mrs. Sidmouth junction Coombe JamesPlucknett,miller(water), mouth junction

Connett Mr8 Fenny bridges Perry Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper

tLansdown Mrs. Colestocks Daniels Patrick, farmer, Dawes Pullman John, shoe maker

tLovering Mrs. Sidmouth junction Didham William, farmer, Yellenhams tShmner Harris, farmer, Cheriton .

:Xorthcote Rev. Geo.Barons M.A.Rectory Fry William, stone mason tToogood George, farmer, Sherwood

Pinckney :Miss, Feniton court tGranger Hermon, dairy factory, Sid- Toogood Wm.Richd.farmer,Curscombe

tSymons John, Sidmouth juncl;ion mouth junction tTrickey Alfred, Railway hotel, .Sid-

tToogood Mrs. Sherwood villas, Sid- tHalse Henry, farmer, Colesworthy mouth junction

mouth junction tHolman Hy. Jn. blacksmith,Colestocks Venn James, stone mason

tVincent George Edmund, Longpark Horsford William, farmer, Court Barton Wheaton Philip, farmer, Colesworthy

FENN OTTERY, see VENN 0TTERY,

FILLEIGH is a parish and village on the west bank of Braunton hundred, South Molton petty sessional division,

the small river Bray, 1 mile south-west from Filleigh unitn and county court district, rural deanery of South
station (which is in the parish) on the Somerset and Devon Molton, archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter.
section of the Great Western railway, 202 miles from The church of St. Paul is a plain building of stone in the

London, 3l miles west from South Molton and 8 south-east Norman style, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, south

from Harnstaple, in the ~orthern division of the county, aisle and an embattled western tower, with spire, containing

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. FREMINGTO.N'. 253

6 bells: the church was remodelled in 1878 by Earl Fortescue able distance; around the mansion is a. well wooded park of

at a cost of £2,500: there are several handsome monuments about 830 acres, and an avenue of trees, nearly a mile long,
and stained windows to the Fortescue family, and two small leads up to a triumphal arch; a building, called "The
brasses, about 1 foot by 4i inches, both to Richard Ffortescue Temple," now occupied as the forester's house, bears the

of Filleigh, esq. ob. 30 June, 1570, who is represented in each date 1772. The soil is clay; subsoil, stony clay and skillett.
as in full armour, bare-headed and kneeling before a prie- The chief crops are grass, roots, oats and wheat. The
dieu, placed on a chequered floor; the background in one acreage is 2,o6g; rateable value, £2,127; the population in

instance represents a wall pierced by a two-light window, on 1891 was 292.
either side of which are quartered shields of the Fortescues ; Parish Clerk, George Milton.

the other brass appears to have been placed by his brother- PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-

in-law, Sir Barnard Drake kt. of Ashe; both have inscrip- Wyatt Tarver, po.;;tmaster. Letters arrive through South
tions: there are 250 sittings. The register dates from the Molton at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. The telegraph
year 1685. The living is a rectory, annexed to that of East office is at the railway stf\tion, but there is no delivery

Buckland, average tithe rent-charge £r79. joint net yearly therefrom; the nearest office for the delivery of telegrams

value £200, including 88i acr~>s of glebe here and 28 in East is at South Molton

'Buckland, with residence, in the gift of Earl Fortescue, and Railway Station, Ed ward Parsons, station master
held since 1872 by the Rev. Christopher Haggard M.A. of National School (mixed), founded by Hugh, 2nd Earl For-
Christ Church, Oxford. Castle Hill, the seat of Earl For- tescue x.G. in memory of his son, the Hon. John W. For-

tescue D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor and sole land- tescue, who died in 1859, & completed by his brother in
owner, is a st,ately edifice, standing on a finely wooded 1862, after their father's death ; it will hold 120 children;
eminence, the summit of which is crowned by some artificial average attendance, 100; William Henry Reeve, master ;.
ruins, built to resemble a castle and visible for a consider- Miss Ann Milton, sewing mistress

Fortescue Earl D.L., J. P. Castle hill; & Clark Charles, farm bailiff to Earl Harris Richard, baker

48 Grosvenor gardens & 'l'ravellers', Fortescue, Castle Home farm HollowayMartha(Mrs. ),farmer,Heudon

Brooks'&Athemeum clubs,London sw Dadds Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Manning Andrew, farmer, Higher Beer

Haggard Rev. Christopher M. A. Rectory Garland Frederick, foreman of works Miller Thomas, corn & coal merchant,

Martin Mrs to Earl Fortescue Filleigh station

Riccard Russell Louis, Filleigh lodge Gomer Richard John, boot maker NicholasRd.head grdnr.toEarlFortescue

COMMERCIAL. Huxtable John, agricultural machinist Robins Thomas, farmer, Park farm

Alien Henry, blacksmith & implement maker, patentee & Skinner James, iarmer, Filleigh Barton

Anstey George,farmer & miller(water), manufacturer of Turnwrest ploughs, Tarver Wyatt, grocer &c. Post office

Filleigh mills of horse rakes & cultivating imple- Wallace David Peter, forester to Earl

Brewer Jn.bnd agent to Earl Fortescue ments, depot for all kinds of ironware Fortescue, The Temple

Cook Nicholas, farmer, Heddon goods, Plough wks.; res.WestBucklnd

FREMINGTON is a large parish and village on the House is the seat of Miss Arundell Yeo, the lady of the

navigable river Taw aud on the direct road from Hideford to manor, lay impropriator and chief landowner. The soil is

Exeter, with a station on the North Devon branch of the clayey ; subsoil, rock. The chief crops are wheat, barley and

London and South Western railway, 214 miles from London, pasture. The area is 6,8ro acres; rateable value, £7,604;.

42 north from Exeter and 3 south-west from Barnstaple, in the population in 1891 was I 1 r8~.
the North Western division of the county, hundred of Sexton, John Gaydon.

Fremington, petty sessional division of Braunton, union and BICKINGTON is a hamlet I mile east.

county court district of Barnstaple, rural deanery and arch- Divine service is conducted in the schoolroom on Sunday

deaconry Qf Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. '!'his place afternoons by the Rev. William Seaton, rector of Ashford

was formerly a borough and in the reign of Edward Ill. sent PosT OFFICE (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have

members to Parliament. The church of. St. Peter is a R.S.O. North Devon added).-Edward Witbecombe, sub-

building of stone of mixed styles, consisting of chancel, nave, postmaster. Letters per railway from all parts received at

aisles, north porch and an embattled tower on the north 6 a.m. ; dispatched at 7.30 p.m. The nearest money

side, containing a clock and 6 bells, of which the 5th, a good order office is at Barnstaple; the telegraph office is at the

bell, has a legend in Old English characters ; the 6th the railway station. Postal orders issued here, but not paid

words, "AVE MARIA," in Lombardic letters; the 3rd and PosT OFFICE, Bickington.- Robert Hawkins, sub-post~

4th are dated respectively 1702 and r664, and the rst and master. Box cleared 6.10 p. m. week days & on sun-

2nd were cast in commemoration of the Jubilee of Queen days at ro a. m. Barnstaple is the nearest money order &.

Victoria: there are 300 sittings. The register of baptisms telegraph office. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid

and burials dates from the year 1602 ; marriages, 1708. WALL BoxEs:~

The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £270, net Mill Hill, cleared at 6.25 p.m

yearly value £404, including g6 acres of glebe, with resi- Railway Station, cleared at 6.35 p.m

dence, in the gift of trustees, and held since r855 by the Rev. Royal North Devon Yeomanry (Hussars), CTroop (Capt.W.

John Tayleur Pigot M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford, E. Pitts-Tucker) · ·

prebendary of Exeter, rural dean of Barnstaple and chaplain 'This place is a contributory to Horwood & Newton Tracey

to the Bishop of Exeter. There is a lectureship here, United School Board district, sending 2 members

founded and endowed by Sir John Doderidge kt. Justice of SCHOOLS:-

the King's Bench from r6r2 to r628, with £so yearly, pay- National, Fremington (mixed), erected in ±88o, for 8o
able out of the great tithes, and held since 1879 by the Rev. children; average attendance, so; Miss Florence E. Harris~

William Seaton, rector of Ashford. There are Congrega- mistress

tional and Wesleyan chapels at Bickington. 'I'he charities National, Bickington (mixed), erected in 1868, for 200

amount to £75 yearly. Here is a pottery for the manufac- children; average attendance, r6o; John Sarjent, master;.

ture of coarse ware and drain pipes ; and potters' clay, which Miss Elizabeth Harrad, mistress

is dug here, is a considerable article of export. Fremington Railway Station, James John Richardson, station master

Fremington. •

DennisLouis,farmer,Pyewill,Holmacott Moule Henry, butcher

Crocker Anthony Loveland, Muddle- Dullam Joshua, farmer, LowerYelland Pincombe Richd. farmer, Gt. Callacott

bridge house Duliam Prudence (Mrs.), farmer, West Richards Thos. farmer, West Woodland

Pigot Rev. Prebendary John Tayleur Yelland Rodd Thos. farmer, Bremingway farm
M.A.[vicar&rural dean& chaplain to ~~wards Sal!luel, mason Skinner Rt. Bryant, farmer, Holmacott

the Bishop of Exeter], Vicarage FIShley Edwm, potter & coal merchant, Sloley Robert, farmer, Combrew
Shapland John, Anchor wood Combre~.
· Smallcorn Samuel, coal merchant

Vellacott John Ashford Penhill Gayton Wdham, carpenter, Lovacott Squires Thomas, shoe maker, Lovacott.

Williams Mrs. Brinswo;thy house Gear John, farmer, Litchedo? Symons Elizabeth (Mrs.), New inn

Yeo Miss Arundell, Fremington house Hancock Charles, farmer, Kmghtacote Symons Robert, beer retailer

COMMERCIAL. Hancock John, farmer, Home farm Taylor Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Heale John, farmer, Great Horsacott Vellacott John, farmer

Adam Christopher,farmer,Riddicombes Handy Ira Miller, land steward to Webb John, farmer, Penhill

Adams William, farmer, Holmacott Miss Arundell Yeo Weeks Richard,farmer, East Woodland

Andrews John, farmer, Beards Hobbs John, farmer West John, mason

Babbage Henry, farmer, Lydacott Hollan1 Geo. farmer,Chapples,Yelland Withecombe Edward, farmer & sub-

Bale John, farmer, Lydacott Hutton :Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Barwick postmaster

Branton Jas. farmer, Lower Rookabeer Loverings Withecombe Ernest Edward,blacksmth

Brannd Ehza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Huxtable George, shoe maker Bickington.

Cann Robert, farmer Huxtable Richard, shoe ma. Holmacot\

Clements William, farmer, Penhill Johns James. farmP.r, Kenneys Yelland PRIVATE RESIDENTS,

DennisJn.Edmd.farmer,EastKennacott Ley John, cart owner & farmer Brady Kingsmill J

254 FREMINGTON. DEVONSHIRE. (KELLY'S

Bunn Charles, Ma~dala house COMMERCIAL. Middleton Sholto Fredk. head master
Butler Mrs Adams Thomas, grocer preparatory school, Ellerslie
Butler John, Victoria cottage Bennett William, coal dealer
Cloak Henry, farmer Petherbridge Willia.m, blacksmith
Collins Richard James Cotes William, farmer, Home place Pow Frederick, grocer
Down James Fry John, jun. carpenter Quick William, tailor
Evans Mrs Fry John, sen. farmer Ridg-e Frederick A. shoe maker
Irving Major J. B. Bickington lodge Gayton Samuel, carpenter
Lang William, Elmfield house Harris Prudence (Mrs.), shopkeeper ~
Middleton Sholto F. Ellerslie Hawkins Robert, grocer, baker &: sub·
Murch John Ridge James, carpenter
O'Connor Col. Charles, Bickington cot postmaster Ridge John, coach builder
Shapland Mrs. Elm Field house Hobb11 Charles, tailor Ridge Robert, carpenter
Stewart David, Mochra.n villa Tucker Charles, mason
Holland Frederick, farmer, Woolmers Welch John, farmer, Woolmers
White John, blacksmith
White Thomas, Plough inn

FRITHELSTOCK is a parish and village near the Bible Christians, built in 1852, and a Baptist chapel, built in

river Torridge, across which there is a bridge of four arches 1829. The Poor's Land charity produces £w yearly. A

to Torrington; it is 1 mile west from Torrington terminal sta- priory of Austin Canons was founded here by Sir Robert
tion of a branch of the London and South Western railway, Beauchamp, in the year 1220, and colonised from Hartland,
in the Northern division of the county, Shebbear hundred, and dedicated to S.5. Mary, Edmond and Gregory; at the
Torrington petty sessional divJSion, union and county court Dissolution there were six canons and the revenues were
district, rural deanery of Torrington, archdeaconry of Barn- estimated at £127; some portions of the building, which
staple and diocese of Exeter. The church of SS. Mary and adjoin the church, still remain, including a gable with three
Gregory is a building of stone in the Perpendicular style, lofty lancets ; the last prior was probably John Sturgin,
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and an em- buried at Monkleigb, 3 Nov. 1560; the eitate is now the
battled western tower with pinnacles 72 feet in height, con- property of Lord Clinton. Lord Clinton lii.A., J.P. who is
taining 5large fine-toned bells, of which the first, placed in lord of the manor, Mrs. Pulman, the Rev. G. De Carteret
the tower by subscription in 1887, is inscribed "in honore Guille lii.A. rector of Little Torrington, Mrs. Cummings and
regni Victorire I. ; " the second bears the names " G A. B J. Mrs. H. Moore-Stevens, and the Hon. Mark George Kerr
E.l. M J. C A E L," in Lombardic characters; the third Rolle D.L., J.P. of Bicton, are the chief landowners. The
has the legend, " Sancte Michael, ora pro nobis," in similar soil is clay ; subsoil, stone. The crops are the usual cereals.
lettering; the third is dated 1684, and the tenor, inscribed The area is 4,000 acres; rateable value, £2,212; the popu-
4' 10: Abbott: ne: vigres: 1656," weighs 17 cwt. ; on the lation in I891 was 431.

tower is a sun-dial : the bench ends are carved with the SroNE is a hamlet, 1 mile south-west from the church.
double rose crowned of Henry VII. a single feather with Parish Clerk, William Handford.
label for Henry, Prince of Wales; a stag's head impaled with
a crosier for the Abbey of Hartland, and various figures and Letters through Torrington, which is the nearest money
emblems: the interior has been partially restored at a cost order&. telegraph office, arrive at 8.3o a.m

of £soo, including the organ, erected in 1876: there are WALL LETTER Box, Cross, cleared at 5 p.m. daily, sundays
203 sittings. The register dates from the year 1556. The excepted
living is a vicarage, yearly value £I2o, net £103, with resi- Church of England School, Frithelstock Stone (mixed),
deuce, and including 65 acres of glebe, in the gift of Lord erected at a cost of £420 by voluntary subscription in
Clinton, and held since 1893 by the Rev. Edward John I873• for 8o children; average attendance, 6o; the m~tn-
Jeffery B.A. of Ayerst Hall, Cambridge. The tithes, valued agement is vested in the hands of a committee; William

at £36o, are held by Col. Martyn. Here is a chapel for Mules, master; Mrs. Matilda Mules, infants' mistress

Frithelstock. Chambers Robert, farmer, Knaworthy Norman Jn. farmer, Horwood Barton

Fisher Samuel Fisher William, farmer, Ash Reaney Sergeant 'fhomas, drill instruc,-

Jeffery Rev. Edward Jn. B.A. Vicarage Ford Thomas, farmer & miller (steam tor, Rakeham cottage

Saunders Capt. William Douglas, Glen &water)& manure agt.Drummetts ml Squire Francis, farmer, Preston hill

cottage [postal address, Buckland Hookway Thos. farmer,LowerCulleigh

Brewer, Bideford] Hutchings Frederick, farm bailiff to G. Stone.

COMMERCIAL. W. Vincent esq. Southcott

Ashton William, farm bailiff to Edward Johns John, farmer, Srnythacott Ball James, farmer, Stone corner

Philbrick esq. Stretchacott Lewis William, farmer, Bear end Bromell William, shopkeeper

Ball James, farmer.. Higher Culleigh Mallett James, farmer, Cloister hall Goad John, shopkeeper

Bond Richard Wait. farmer, Pencleave May Arscott, farmer, Hollomore HearnJas.&Son,thrashng.machine prprs

Boundy William, farmer, Southcott MaySydny.ClintonArmsP.H.&blcksmth Hearn George, carpenter

Bromell Richard, farmer & rate collec- Millman Robert, farmer, Bibbear Hearn Jas. jun. carpenter, Church lane

tor, Hollomore Moase Charles, farmer, Hill Morrish William, blacksmith

GEORGEHAM is a parish and village pleasantly situa- cotts,half of the interest of which is applied to tile education

ted on the Bristol Channel, 3 miles north-west from Braun- of poor children, the other half being distributed yearly

ton station, 8 miles west-north-west from Barnstaple and 1! amongst the poor: the interest of Chugg's charity of £4oo,

south-west from Ilfracombe, in the North Western division amounting to £13 Ios. is distributed by the rector and
of the county, Braunton hundred and petty sessional divi-' churchwardens on New Year's day to the poor of the parish.
sion, Barnstaple union and county court district, rural Earl Fortescue D. L., J.P. is lord of the manor ; Mrs. Dunning,
deanery. and archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of William Vellacott Richards esq. William Prole esq. Thomas
Exeter. The church of St. George is a building of stone in John Dennis esq. J.P. and Edward Chichester lncledon-
the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, Webber esq. of Buckland House and St. Brannock's, Braun-
.south porch and an embattled western tower containing 6 ton, are the chief landowners. The soil is light ; subsoil,
bells, all cast by Abel Rudhall, of Gloucester, in 1748, except sandy. The crops are barley and oats, with a small quan·
the second, which dates from 1765 : immediately in front of tity of wheat and potatoes. The area is 4,059 acres of land

the chancel is an altar tomb with the recumbent cross- and 170 of water ; rateable value, £5,309; the population
logged effigy of a knight in hauberk and mail armour, in 1891 was 747·

covered with a cyclas, or long-skirted garment, and carrying Croyde is a hamlet, I mile south-west, and from its

a shield; the figure is supposed to represent Sir Mauger St. pleasant situation is now much frequented as a health
Aubyn (de St. Albino), ob. 22 Edward I. (1294): there are resort and for sea-bathing, and a number of lodging houses
other memorials to the family of Harriss : the stained east have consequently been built. The chapel of St. Mary

window is a memorial to the Rev. Francis Hole, formerly Magdaleo, erected in 1874, at a cost of £soo, is a plain
rector here, and the organ was erected in 1881 as a memorial building of stone, consisting of chancel and nave, with an
to Franc~es his wife: in I876-7 the church was almost en- attached schoolroom: there are 150 sittings: divine service
tirely rebuilt at a cost of £3,500, chiefly defrayed by T. is held here every Sllnday by the rector of Georgeham.
Hole esq. and his relatives: in the churchyard is a tomb to The Baptist chapel, erected in 1882, affords sittings for 150
Simon Gould and Julian, his wife, who died in 1817, in the persons,and has a Sunday school and burial ground attached.

JOISt year of their respective ages,and the 75th year of their A rocket life-saving apparatus is kept here, in connection
married life: there are 300 sittings. The register of bap- with which there i:l telephonic communication to Ilfracombe

tisms dates from the year I540; marriages and burials, and other places on the coast.
1538. The living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge NoRTH BucKLAND, 1 mile east, DARRACOTT, three-quar-
£38o, net yearly value £266, with residence and 28 acres ters south-east, and PUTTSBOROUGH, I mile west are in this
of glebe, in the gift of 'f. Hole esq. and held since 1886 by parisr.
the Rev. William Henry George Francis Hole. The Baptist Sexton, George Butler.
chapel, erected in 1884. has sittinR"S for I20 persons. Tbe POfiT OFFICE. John Henry Williams, sub-postmaster.
charities include one of .£4oo, left by Mr. William Vella- Letters through Braunton R.S.O. North Devon arrive at

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. GIDLEIGH. 25S

7.20 a,m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m. The nearest money WALL LETTER Box at Croyde Sands, cleared at 5·5 p.m

order office is at Braunton & telegraph office at Croyde. ScHOOLS : -

Postal orders are issued here, but not paid School (mixed), rebuilt, with master's residence, in 1868,

PosT & T. 0., Croyde, with telephonic communication to & partly endowed by funds mentioned above ; these will

Barnstaple. Arthur Gammon, sub-postmaster. Letters hold about 100 children; average attendanee, So;

arrive from Brauntou R.S.O. North Devon at 8 a.m.; Clement Richards, master ; Miss Broad, infants' mistress

dispatched at 5·35 p.m. week days only. Braunton is the Infants', Croyde, held in the chapel of St. Mary; average

nearest money order office. Postal orders are issued, but attendance, 25; Miss Ada Lang, mistress

• not paid here Walter Toms, police constable

Georgeha.m. Webber George, farmer, North hole Ley George, farmer

Crang William John, Byecross • WilliamsJn.Hy.grocr.&drpr.&c.Post off Lock Isaac Jas. shopkeepr.&boot maker
Zeale Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper Quick William, farmer

Hole Rev. William Henry Geo. Franci8 Croyde. Reed William, farmer, & apartments;
[rector], The Rectory . two sitting rooms, eight bed rooms ;

Howard Richard, West End cottage Adams Mrs. Croyde house horses & carriages on hire, Ruda ho

Lee John Brayley Mrs Smith J n. Manor House inn, & carpentr

Leyshon Rev. Willia.m [ Bapti!,lt] Dennis Thos. John J".P. Croyde bay Tucker John, farmer

Richa.rds William Vellacott, Incledon Feeney Peregrine, Spring haven Tucker Wm. (Mrs.), farmer, Shadwell

Snow Miss, Park cottage Petter Edwin, Lorna villa Webb John, farmer

Webber Mrs Sadler Richard, St. Albyn's Wensley Henry, farmer

COMMERCIAL. Tucker Tom Pitts, Middleborough Zeale Edwin, farmer

Baggatt Waiter, farmer COMMERCIAL, North Buckla.nd.

Bagster Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer

Bament George, farmer, South hole Bagster John, farmer Gammon William

Brooks Samuel, shoe maker Barton Edward, farm bailiff to T. J. Lerwell William, farmer

Butler George, sexton Dennis esq. J.P Lynch Thomas, farmer

Downing George, farmer, Pickwell Budd J ames, carpenter Perryman John, farmer

Gammon Hy. farmer, Incledon farm Collimore Ann (Mrs.), apartments Roach David, rate & tax collector

Gammon John, blacksmith Fowler John, jun. farmer Tucker Jn. farmer, Castle Street farm

Gammon Thomas, farmer Gammon Arth. shopkeeper, Post office Tucker Thomas, farmer

Geen Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Gammon Jn. apartments, Moorpark ho Da.rra.cott.

Goss Joseph, Rock House P.H Gammon John, blacksmith •

Lovering George, farmer, Deans farm Gammon Richard, farmer Harding Thomas

Mock John, mason Gammon William, farmer Edwards William, carpenter

Pearce William, mason Griffiths Alvah Levi, coastguard Hancock William, farmer

Smith George Bale, farmer, Crowbery Harris Ed win, beer retailer Tucker Charles, farmer

· Smith William, fanner, Coombas Heddon Thomas, apartments Puttsborough.
Thomas John, blacksmith Holwill J ames, apartments, Somerset pl

ThomasRd.King's ArmsP.H.&carpenter Honey Alfred, apartments, Bella Vista Dyer William, farmer

Tucker Richard, farmer Lang Thomas, farmer Perrin George, farmer

•

· GERMANSWEEK (or WEEK ST. GERMANs) is a Crown by lapse, and held since 1881 by the Rev. John But-

parish and scattered village, 4 miles south-west from Ash- cliffe. The Dean and Chapter of Bristol are the owners of

bury station and 4 south from Halwill station on the Hols- the tithes, which are leased to the trustees of the late Cap-

worthy branch of the London and South Western railway, tain Charles Luxmore-Brooke. There is a Bible Christian

I2 miles south-east from Holsworthy and 10 west from chapel and a Baptist chapel, each with a Sunday school

Okehampton, in the Western division of the county, bun- attached. Horatio Carlyon esq. is lord of the manor and

dred and petty sessional division of Lifton, union and county principal landowner. The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay.

court district of Okehampton, rural deanery of Okehamp- The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is

ton, archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The 2,594A. 3R. 7P.; rateable value, £1,372; the population in

church of St. German is an ancient edifice of stone, in mixed 1891 was 2n.

styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south tran- WALL LETTER Box at the school cleared at II a.m. on week

sept, south porch and an embattled western tower with days only. Letters through Lew Down R.S.O. arrive at

pinnacles containing 5 bells : the church was restored in 10.45 a. m. Beaworthy is the nearest money order office;

1870-71 at a cost of over £100: there is a white marble the nearest telegraph office is at Halwill & .Heaworthy

tablet to the memory of a brother of the late Captain Lux- railway station

more, formerly of this parish, who fell at the battle of the A School Board of five members was formed March 6, 1874:

Alma, Sept. 20, 1854: there are 250 sittings. The register Thomas Rockey, clerk to the board, Westmanton, Bea-

dates from the year 1652. The living is a vicarage, net worthy

_yearly value £x01, with 2 acres of glebe and residence, in the Board School, erected in t874, for 6o children; average

gift of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, but pro hac vice the attendance, 29; Mrs. Rosina White, mistress

.'::lutcliffe Rev. John, Vicarage Hamlyn Geo.farmer, Hunkins,Eworthy Seccombe William, farmer, Seccombe
Heggadon Wm. farmer, Home living Short William, blacksmith
COMMERCIAL. Leach Robert, farm bailiff to Horatio Sleeman Marwood, carpenter
White Hy.l'llrpenter & farmer, Eworthy
Ealkwill Wm. miller (water), Week mill Carlyon esq. Bovey White John, farmer, Bangers
llrimacombe Jn. farmer, East Worths Lucas Jeremiah, carpenter Wood John, cowkeeper
Cory Samuel, farmer, 'fuft Martin Richard, farmer, Village Wood Stephen, farmer, Landlord
Dayman John, blacksmith, Eworthy Moise James, farmer, Rowden Woodrow Jn. farmer, Higher Eworthy
Dufty Bryant, farmer, Little Wortha Palmer Waiter, farmer, St. Stephens
Gerry John, farmer Paul Richard, shopkeeper

GIDLEIGH is a parish and village, on the river Teign, of which is applied for the repair and services of the church.

-(ID the borders of Dartmoor, 2t miles west from Chagford, Near the church are the ruins of an ancient castle of the 14th
8 south-east from Okehampton, 6! north-west from Moreton century, formerly the residence of the Prous or Prom~ family,
Hampstead terminal station of a branch of the Great Western who were later of Lustleigh ; a barrel-vaulted chamber or

railway and 10 from Yeoford Junction station on the main dungeon is still perfect, but the rest of the building is in
line of the London and South Western railway, and 18 west ruins. Scorhill circle, which stands near the tor of that
from Exeter, in the Mid division of the county, Wonford name on Gidleigh common, is 88 feet in diameter and retains

hundred, Crockernwell petty sessional division, Okehampton about 30 standing monoliths and a few prostrate stones out
union and county court district, rural deanery of Okellamp- of its estimated original number of 55 ; a short distance
ton, archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The below this circle and in North Teign is another supposed

church of t,he Holy Trinity is a building of stone in the Druidical remain called the " Tolmen '' or holed stone.
J.ater Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel and nave, Gidleigh Park, the seat of Alfred Guy Wbipham esq. J.P.
~eparated by a fine old screen, north porch and an embattled the lord of the manor and chief landowner, is magnificently
western tower containing 4 bells of the pre-Reformation wooded, and comprises within its limits some most romantic
veriod : the east and west windows are stained, and there are scenery. I'be soil is sandy, in some places rich, and the sub-
8:> sittings. 'l'he register dates from about the year 1658. soil is stone and gravel. The crops are wheat, barley, oats,
.'l'he living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge commutation turnips and potatoes. The acreage is 3,449, more than 2,000

£87 ws. net yearly value £90, including 29 acres of glebe, ac:res of which are uninclosed common land; rateable value,

in the gift of Alfred Guy Whipham esq. and held since 1893 £1,o68; the population in 1891 waa 129.
by the Rev. Henry Charles Ricketts M.A. of Durham Univer-

sity. 'fhere are two houses and 25 acres of land, the rent Parish Clerk, John Hill.

..256 GIDLEIGH• .DEVONSHIRE. L

Letters through Newton Abbot, via Chagford, arrive at 9 This place is included in the United School Board district of

a.m. Chagford is the nearest money order & telegraph Throwleigh & Gidleigh, formed Aug. xo, 1875; the child-

office ren attend the Throwleigh school

WALL LETTER Box cleared at4.30 p.m

Budd Francis NonusJ.P. Batworthy ' CO":IIMERCIAI.. · 1Leaman Henry, farmer, Glebe farm

Grant Miss, Berry Down cottage Dunning Richd.farmer,Thnle & Creaber 1 Milford Amos, farmer, Forder

Ricketts Rev. Hy. Chas. M.A. [rector] Endacott George, farmer, Buttern Rowe Jas. frmr. & lodg. ho. Berry down

IRussell William James, Scorhill Endacott William,farmer, Gidleigh mill SampsonEdmund,farmr.North Creaber

Whipham Alfd. Guy J.P. Gidleigh park Hill Janies, thatcher, Ainsworthy Symons William, farmer, Greenway

Brock Wm. Julian, yeoman, Chapple Hill William, farmer, Ainswortby Underhill Richard, yeoman, 1\Ioortown

GITTISHAM is a parish and village, on the river Otter, burials, I559· The living is a rectory, average tithe rent-

and near the road from London to Exeter, 2i miles south- charge £245, net yearly income £230, including 47 acres of
west from Honiton station on the main line of the London glebe, with residence, in the gift of Richard Marker esq. and
and South Western railway, 3~ north-east from Ottery St. held since 1872 by the Rev. Frederick Thomas Salmon, of
Mary and r4 north-east from Exeter, .in the Eastern division St. Bees. The Rectory House is a fine residence and a
of the county, East Budleigh hundred, Honiton petty ses- prominent object for many miles round. There are charities

sional division, union and county court district, rural deanery of £ I8o yearly value, principally derived from a legacy of

of Ottery and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter.· The £8oo, bequeathed by Henry Beaumont esq. in 1590. Combe,
church is a building of stone in the Early English and Per- a fine old mansion, was the residence, for nearly 200 years,
pendicnlar styles, consisting of chancel with aisle, nave of of the Putts: the family is now extinct, and the property
three bays, south aisle, north porch and an embattled west- having descended to the Marker family through the female
ern tower containing a clock and 3 bells: in the aisle i~ a fine line, is now the residence of Richard Marker esq. D.L., J.P.
monument of various marbles with kneeling effigies and a who is lord of the manor and chief landowl\er. Pomeroy is

long rhyming inscription to Henry Beaumont esq. ob. April the residence of Capt. Reginald llody. The soil is clayey;
r, r591, and Elizabeth (Bluett) his wife; above the monu- the subsoil varies, bemg mostly marl and stony clay. The
ment is a shield of arms ; this aisle appears to have been chief crops are wheat, barley, roots and pasturage. The
built by Humphry Beaumont, father of the preceding, and area is 2,067 acres; rateable value, £3,420; the p•,pulation
the capitals of the piers of its arcade display the arms of in 1891 was 398, including a hamlet of Buckerell.
Beaumont, Merton, Stowell and other families, and the Parish Clerk, James Eveleigh.
initials "E. H.'' "H. B.:" on the floor is a slab in~cribed to PosT 0FFICE.-John Haymes, sub~postmaster. Letters re-

Humfrey Beaumont esq. ob. Aug. 12, r572, and there is also ceived from Honiton at 7·35 a. m.; dispatched at 5.30 p.m.
a memorial to the Putt family, 1686: the -chancel was The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Honiton.
restored in r869 : there are four stained windows, one in the Postal orders are issued here, but not paid
chancel being a memorial erected by Mrs. F. A. Marker, to Parochial School (mixed), built in 187r, for 82 children;
her husband, the Rev. Thomas John Marker. The register average attendance, 74; & chiefly supported by Richard
of baptisms dates from the year r571 ; marriages and Marker esq.; Miss Alice Turner, mistress

Halse Henry, Belle Vue cottage Bishop John, farmer, Hamlet Haymes John, baker, Post office
Hardy Charles, The Cottage
Hardy Miss, Winsorcottage Bishop Noah, farmer, Hamlet Horn Samuel Thomas, farmer, Hamlet
Hody Capt. Reginald, Pomeroy
Marker Richard D. L., J.P. Combe Bowyer Chas. carpenter & wheelwright Hunt-, dairyman, Sherman's farm

Pearcy Thomas, Hayne cottage BussellJoseph William, farmer,Townho North Henry, farmer, Gittish.tm farm
·salmon Rev. Fredk. Thomas, Rectory
Causley James, farmer, Hamlet Sansom William, farm bailiff to Richd.
COMMERCIAL.
Ashford Wm. farmer, Hills & Stackers Causley Thomas, thatcher Marker esq. Combefarm
Badcock Frederick John, farmer
Franks John, boot maker & shopkeeper WillmingtonHenry,farmer,Rapsey's frm

Hall Albert, blacksmith Willmington James, farmer, Glebe

Hardy Charles, land agent & steward to Willmington John, farmer

Richd. Marker esq. D.L., J.P. The Cot Willmington Jn. jun.farmer,Hayne frm

GOODLEIGH is a parish and village, on the river Yeo, Frederick Jarratt, of King's College, London. Here are

which bounds the parish on the northern side and flows into Congregational and Bible Christian chapels. Achnd's

the Taw; 3 miles east-by-north from Barn staple station on charity amounts to 26s. Miss Incledon is lady of the manor.
the Torrington branch of the London and North Western The principal landowners are Gage Hodge esq. of Pounds,
railway, in the North Western division of the county, Braun- near Plymouth; Miss Incledon and Charles Northgate esq.
ton hundred and petty sessional division, Barnstaple union The soil is loamy; the subsoil; gravelly. The chief crops are
and county court district, rural deanery of Sherwill, arch- wheat, oats and barley. The area is r, roo acres ; rateable

deaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. The church value, £1,735 ; the population in x8gx was 239.
of St. Gregory is an ancient building of stone in the Perpen-
dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, sout.h aisle, south NORTHLEIGH is a hamlet, 1 mile north.

porch and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, con- Sexton, John Rendle.

taining 6 bells, dating from 1743 to 1828: there are two PosT OFFICE. _John Parish, sub-postmaster. Letters
monuments to the Acland family, d. r633-55: the eaascot sw~ino-f
dow is stain ed: the church has been rebuilt, at through Barnstaple arrive by mail cart at 7.ro a. m.; dis-
abont £2,ooo, and will seat 181 persons. The register dates patched at 6·3° p.m. The nearest money order & tele-
from the year r53s. The living is a rectory, average tithe graph office is at Barnstaple. Postal orders are issueJ
rent-charge £r54, net yearly value£205, including 35 acres here,.but not paid · .,

of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Edward Bourcbier National School (mixed), built in 1875, for 6o children;.
Savile esq. of Okehampton, and held since r88o by the Rev. average attendance, 35; George Mugford, ma9ter

Dudley Miss 1Gill Alfred, farmer, Lilly farm Smallridge George, farmer, Yeotown

Hopper Thomas Gill Matthew, farmer, Cross Squire Abraham, shopkeeper
Jarratt Rev. Frederick, Rectory Hancock John, farmer, Northleigh Squire Thomas, farmer

COMMERCIAL. Parish John, blacksmith, Post office Stanbury Adam, farmer, Yeotown
Rendle Thomas, carpenter Tucker John, farmer

Blackwell Frederick, basket maker RicbardsJn.shoe maker&assist.overseer Watts Hy. butcher & farmer, Crow hill
Davie John, farmer, Northleigh
Fry James, farmer, Northleigh Ridd James, carpenter Watts Richard, farmer, Dean

Shapland Jane (Mrs.), New inn

HACCOMBE is an ecclesiastical parish, 3 miles east-· to members of the Haccombe and Carew families, some

south-east from Newton Abbot, where the nearest railway curious screen work and a pulpit and communion table of
station is, 4 south-west from Teignmouth, 2 south from the carved oak: in the chancel is a fine effigy of a knight, cross-
banks of the river Teign, in a detached part of Wonford legged, in a suit of mail, richly damasquined and covered by
hundred, in the Mid division of the county, Teignbridge a cyclas, or long-skirted tunic; on the left arm is a shield
petty sessional division, Newton Abbot union and highway bearing three bends; the·figure has been assumed to repre-

district, Newton Abbot and Torquay county court district, sent Sir Stephen de Haccombe (1250-1310); there are als()
rural deanery of Moreton, archdeaconry of Totnes and two effigies of ladies in hoods and whimples and flowing
diocese of Exeter. Under the Divided Parishes Act, Combe- dresses, of the s-:tme period ; one of these, carrying in the
in-Teignhead was annexed to this parish 25th March, xBBs, left hand a book, is conjectured to represent Margaret, wife
which for all civil purposes is known as Haccombe-with- of the knight just mentioned ; the other. bearing in the right
Comhe. The church of St. Blaise, standing in the grounds hand a shield of arms, "arg. 3 bends, sa." may be Cicely,
of Haccombe House, and dedicated July 19, 1328, is a small their daughter. wife of John Lercedekene; in the north aisle
edifice of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of is an altar tomb with effigies of a knight in plate armour,
chancel, nave of three bays, north aisle and a western bascmet and camail, and a lady in richly-ornamented head-

turret containing one bell: there are six memorial windows dress, cote-bardie and mantle, supposed to represent Sir...

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DIREGrORY.] -DEVONSHiRE.

Hugh de Courtenay of Boconnoc anaHaccombe, ob. Mat". 5, nailbd two horse shoes, the legend attached to which is that
1:425, and his 2nd wife Phillipa (Lercedekene); there is also- a CareW' of Haccombe having wagered one of the Champer-
a smallet" alabaster effigy of a youth, 2 feet 3 inches in length, nownes of Dartington a manor of land that he would swim
in tight-fitting hose, tunic and belt,the workmanship of which his horse the greater distance into Torbay, not only won the
is exceedingly fine, and there are a number of extremely in- bet, but saved the life of his antagonist, whereupon, in com-
teresting brasses ; the earliest of these, in the chancel, to Sir memoration of the event, be affixed his horse's sho~s to the
Nicbolas Carew, ob. Sept. 13, 1469, has effigy in plate armour, church door: there are 120 sittings. No register can be
iour shields of arms and inscription; the next is a similarly found prior to x8rg. The living 1s a rectory, the rector
·designed but later brass to Thomas Carew esq. ob. Mar. 28, Ming styled the archpriest, avera~~ yearly value from tithe
~586; the third is a fine effigy of Maria (Huddye) his wife, rent-charge £5, with 5 acres of glebe and residence, in
ob. Nov. 19, 1589, a shield of Carew impaling Huddy and the gift of the Misses Carew, and held since 1849 by the
inscription; there is also a brass in the north aisle, with Rev. Fitzwilliam John Taylor B. A. of Christ Church, Oxford,
llffigy in stiff-bodied dress, ruff and veil, to Elizabeth (Hill) who is also rector of and resides at East Ogwell. Haccombe
wife of John Carewe esq. ob. r6u ; over the figure is an im- House, the seat of the Misses Varew (daughters of the late
paled shield of Carew and Hill, and below, an inscription; Sir Waiter Palk Carew hart.), who are ladies of tbEt manor
the fifth brass commemorates Thomas Carew esq. ob. 6th, and sole landowners, is a handsome residence, standing in an
and Anne his wife, ob. 8th, Dec. r656, and is elaborately en- extensive and well-wooded park, and is approached from
graved with kneeling effigies of both and of their six children, Newton by a long and beautiful drive. The soil is a red
figures of angels and emblems of mortality ; above, within loam ; the subsoil is red gravel. The area is 363 acres; the
an ov!\1, is an impaled shield with supporters, crest and population in 1891 was 25.

motto, flanked by two other shields, and below is an inscrip• Letters through Newton Abbot, which is the nearest money

1ion partly in rhyme; there are besides various other order & telegraph office, arrive at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m
memorials to the Carews, including Sir Thomas Carew hart.
fl. April, r8o5, and Jane (Smallwood) his wife, d. 1838 ; This place is included in the United School Board district of
Waiter Palk Carew esq. capt. R.H.G. d. June 14, 1873, Sir Coffinswell & Haccombe

Waiter Palk Carew hart. d. Jan. 27, 1874, and Anne Frances The children attend the Board schools at Combe-in-Teignhead

(Taylor) his wife, d. June 8, 1861 : on the porch door are & Coffinswell

Carew the Misses, Haccombe house Bridgeman Charles, house steward to Harris Felix John, head gamekeeper lo

Bl.ffe!l F d ·k f b Tff t0 h the Misses Carew the Misses Carew
re eriC • arm all te Clements John, head gardener to the

Misses Carew Misses Carew

liALBERTON is a parish and village, near the Grand the seat of Richard Hall Clarke esq. D.L., J.P. whose ances-

Western canal, and on the road from Tiverton to Wellington tors have resided there for many generations, is the principal

(Somerset), 3 miles east from Tiverton, 2 north-west from house in the parish. Richard Hall Clarke esq. who is lord

Tiverton Junction station on the Great Western railway, of the manor of Halberton Boys, George Coombe esq. William

in the North Eastern division of the county, Halberton hun- Wyndham esq. and the trustees of the late F. C. Hill esq.

dred, Cullompton petty sessional division, union and county of Cadeleigh, are the principal landowners. The soil is rich,

court district of Tiverton, rural deanery of Tiverton East and the subsoil clayey. The chief crops are wheat, barley,

and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. The church of St. cereals and grass, with some fruit. The acreage is 7,355,

Andrew is a fine building of stone, in the Late Decorated exclusive of coppice land-total, 7,855: rateable value,

style of the early part of the r5th century, and consists of £r2,745; the population in x8gi was 1,213.

ehancel, nave of three bays, aisles, south porch and an em- By a Local Government Order which came into operation

battled western tower containing a clock and 6 bells : the March 25, r884, a detached part of this parish, knownastbe

church retains a fine carved oak screen, highly enriched, tithing of Chief Loman, was amalgamated with Uplowman.

and a pulpit of the same character: in r887 the chancel was Parish Clerk, Samuel Jennings. .
restored, the floor being repaved and the walls ashlared
with Corse Hill stone and red Devonshire marble: the POSl' & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
reredos is of carved oak, surmounted by a triptych contain-
ing paintings on panels, the central compartment exhibiting Mrs. Susan Harris, sub-postmistress. Letters received
the "Annunciation," "Crucifixion" and the "Nativit.y,''
and the folding portions figures of saints: in 1892 an eagle through Tiverton at 6.45 a.m.; dispatched at 7.ro p.m.
lectern, finely carved in oak, was placed in the church :
No sunday dispatch. The nearest telegraph office is at

Sampford Peverell. Outlying portions of the parish

should be addressed as marked . . 1.

there are sittings for 550 persons : in r 886 an addition of a WALL LETTER BoxEs : - '

third of an acre was made to the churchyard and conse- Pigsfoot, cleared at 6.45 p.m. week days only ·

-crated. The register dates from the year r6o6. The living Ash Thomas, cleared at 6.go p.m

is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £5so, average £510, net Townend, cleared at 6. 45 p.m

yearly value £450, including 40 acres of glebe, with resi- S(;HOOL~ : - ·

deuce, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, and A School Hoard of 7 members was formed March 28, 1871 ;

held since 1872 by the Rev. Edmund Ironside Gregory M.A. Albert John Mildon, Ash Thomas, clerk to the board &

of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, rural dean of Tiverton attendance officer

East and prebendary of Exeter. The chapel pf ease at National (mixed & infants), built in 1844,for 224 children;

Ash Thomas, with Sunday school attached, was erected in average attendance, 107; Samuel Jennings, master; Mrs.

1B77 and has 130 sittings. There is a Wesleyan chapel, Mary Elizabeth A. Jennings, sewing mistress
built in r8r6, and a B1ble Christian chapel, erected in r86o. Boaro (mixed & infants), Ash Thomas, built in X874, for

A Reading Room was established in r8gr. The charities 82 children; average attendance, 67; Giles Tucker,'
amount in the aggregate to about £r2o a year. Bridwell, master; Mrs. Mary Ruth Tucker, sewing mistress

{Names marked thus *should be addressed IINorton William, Higher Herne Carter John, thatcher

¥ Uffculme, Cullompton.] tPedler George Quick, Sutton Barton Carter Thomas, mason
f-~ames markedCthuullsomt spltwonu.l]d be addressed Phi.llips Edward' Alstree house Chave Thomas, farmer, Sellake
[Names marked thus !should be addressed tP1tt Tom, Oburnford . Chave Thomas Ascott, tailor

Sampford Peverell, Tiverton.] tShaw Rev. Marmaduke SpiCer M.A. IIColes John, farmer, Lower Herne

f~ames marked thus 11 should be addressed [curate]. The Snows Cook Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker
Ti~erton.}
Twose William Thomas, Canwortby 11 Coram Henry, farmer, Hartnoll

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Waller Miss . Darch Jame~ Henrys:hrashing m:1.chine

Baker Arthur Snow Clatworthy, Cbam- COMMERCIAL. owner, & New inn

berlains tAbbott Reuben Jn. farmer, Swandham tDaymond John, farmer, Nethereaux

]Jodley 'rhomas, Rockville Ascott James Upton, assistant overseer Dudley Sergt.-Major Phineas Charles,

Brill Abraham & buildet & thrashing machine propr drill instructor, C Troop, 1st Royal

Hryan Miss, Townsend house tBakerWm. & Hy.farmers,Five bridges Devon Yeomanry Cavalry

Cadbury Miss tBaker John, farmer, Muddifords Dymond George, butcher

*Clarke Richard Hall D. L., l.P. Bridwell tBaker Josepb, farmer, Cruwyshayes East Devon County School for Girls

*Coombe Geor~e, Mount Steph~n house tBater William, fartner, Lockshallis (Wm Goring Benge M.C.P. principal;

Counter William, Coombe cottage tBeedell Sarah (Mrs.), dairyman, Miss Eveline Howes, head misttess)~

Gregory Rev. Prebendary Edmund Higher Ford Rock house
Ironside ~.A. [vicar & rural dean], Besley James, farmer, Bycot
I! Elworthy Henry, farmer, Ash Thomas

Vicarage HBowden William, carpenter, Seckerley Escott Richard, shoe maker
Howes Miss, Rock house
tCallow George, farmer, Burn farm !I Ford Arthur, farmer, East Manley

Hunt Samuel Carter Charles, mason , *FurzeLuke Jas.farmer,Mount Stephen

:'iickels Waiter, Canworthy house Carter Frederick, carpenter Gillard Sarab(Mrs.),frmr. Orchard end

DEV. &. CORY. 17

~58 HALBERTON. DEVONSHIRE.

Grabham James, farmer. Watton Newcombe William, blacksmith tStone William, farmer, Braddons
tGreenslade Samuel, farmer, Leonards tNickols Thomas, farmer, Lower Beers ~Symons Edwin,farmer,Seckerley farm
Griffi~hs William John, b~ker
tNortham James, dairyman, Rose cot JIThorne Charles, farmer, Rowridge

llalberton Reading Rooms (Samuel Northam John, wheelwright Towell.Charles, boot & shoe maker

Jennings, sec) UNortham William, farmer, Crossland Towell Henry, grocer & draper

tHarrad Peter, dairyman, Hedgelands Ottery Richard, shopkeeper tTucker John, dairyman, Pond dairy

Harrad William, farmer, Dodge's wick tParrott Thomas, dairyman, Charland Twose William Thomas, agricultural

:t~arris Susan (Mrs.), grocer, draper, & Partridge John, shopkeeper implement maker & agent; stands at

agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & IIPearce James, farmer, Burrow Exeter, Tiverton, Hemyock & Cui-

spirit merchants, Post office Pearce Rbt.jun.farmer,Halberton court lompton markets; also fire & life.

tHawkins Emanuel, dairyman, Battens tPedler George Quick, yeoman, Sutton insurance agent
t Hawkins J n. dairyman,Brithen bottom Barton
Venn J ames, saddler &c

;Eiolloway Samuel, baker tPine James, farmer, Way mill tVeysey Frederick, jun. farmer, Lower-

lilies Jas. dairyman, Higher Backswood tPitt Tom, yeoman, Obu.rnford Coombe-Channon

tVincent William, farmer, Catford

tKerslake Robert, farmer, Lower Ford Pring Charles Frank, farmer, West pitt tVincent William, jun. farmer, Doctor's

Leach Edward Blackmore, grocer IIPringMaryAnn(Mrs.),frmr.Higher rd tVinnicombeWilliam,dairyman,Higher

tLock Jamos, farmer, Yeo farm tQuickSydney,shoe ma.Brithen bottom Channon

tLuxton Mary Jane (Mrs.), dairyman, tSalter George, dairyman, Moorstone Waiters William, butcher

Slough tSanders Jas. farmer, Woodcock's hayes Watkins Thomas, farmer, Shutsladte

*Manley Joseph, farmer, Langlands Sanders William Drake, Swan inn ~Were George, farmer, Lower Curharn
tMarks Solomon, dairyman, Vane farm 1Scorse Charles, shoe maker tWere John Cozens, farmer, Moorstone

Mannder John, farmer, Trucklegate tShattock Alfred, dairyman, Cott +WescottRd.miller(water),Nether mill

PMildon Robert Bidgood, land agent & Skinner John, fanner, Lake farm tWescott Saml.dairymn.Fisher's bridge-

Iregistrar of births & deaths for Uff- *Smith Francis, farmer, Pitt - tWhitton Jn. wheelwright, Higher Beer&

culme sub-district, Ash Thomas . tSmith James, dairyman, Shute hanger IIWinsborrowFrdk.shopkpr.Ash bottom.

IIMorrell James, farmer, Corham *SparkesRobert,farmr.Hitchcock's frm tWright John, farmer, Barley beans

HALWELL, near TOTNES, is " parish and village, 6 Edmonds esq. are the principal landowners. The soil iS'

miles south-west from Totnes station on the main line of clayey; the subsoil is dunstone. The chief crops are wheat,.
the Great Western railway, 7! north-west from Dartmouth barley, oats and pasturage. The area is 3,2o8 acres; rate-

and 6i north-east from Kingsbridge, in the Southern divi- able value, £3,485 ; the population in 1891 was 314.

~ion of the county, Coleridge and Stanborough hundred and WAsHBOURNE hamlet has been transferred to this parish
petty sessional division, Totnes union and county court from Ashprington.
district, rural deanery and archdeaconry of Totnes and
diocese of Exeter. The church of St. Leonard is a building A detached portion of the parish, including with others.

of stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Yabsley estate, where was formerly the Grange or Barn of
nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled western tower the Abbots of Torre for their Blackawton property, is now

containing 6 bells, all cast in I763 from a previous peal of transferred to Blackawton parish.

4, with the exception of the 4th, which dates from r823: Parish Clerk, Samuel Barnes.

the east window is stained: there are monuments to Major- PosT OFFICE tRailway Sub-Office. Letters should have
General Symons, d. 1831, and Ann, his widow, d. 1847: R.S.O. Devonadded).-NicholasLan~worthy, postmaster.
there are 220 sittings. The register of baptisms dates from Letters arrive at 5 a. m. ; dispatched at 7·59 p.m. The
the year 1585; marriages, 1559; burials, 156o. The living nearest money order office is at Harbertonford & tele-
is a vicarage, average tithe rent-char2:e £139, gross yearly graph office at Totnes. Postal orders are issued here,
value £'.l7o, with residence, in the gift of the Dean and but not paid

Chapter of Exeter, and held sine" 1869 by the Rev. Glanviile A School Board of 5 members for the united district of
Martin B.A. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. William Halwell and Morleigh was formed April 2, 1875; W.
Hawker Helyar esq. is the owner of the great tithes, valued Hamlyn, Totnes, clerk to the board

ai £230. Here is a Congregational chapel. There are Board School (mixed), built in 1878, for 70 children; aver-
remains of two ancient encampments. William C. Nainby- age attendance, 48; Charles H. Dunn, master

Luxmore esq. of Thorga.nby, Lincs. Admiral William Corni!lh- CARRlER.-Ford, pass through from Kingsbridge to Totnes.

Bowden ;r.P. of Oak Lawn, Newton Abbot, and Edward daily (sundays excepted)

[Names marked • should be Aoddressed: Dawe Isaac, miller (water), Chittlesford Nicholls William, shopkeeper
Bla.cka.wton R.S.O.)
[Names marked t should be addressed Dufty Bryan, farmer, Newhouse tPeeke Wm.farmer,HigherWashbourne

Habertonford R.S.O.] · EllisRchd.Langworthy,frmr.Farmstone Pepprell Charles, farmer, East Bickley

Collier William Payne, The Camp *Ford William, farmer, Higher Collaton tReeves Rivers, farmer, Brooke farm

GrillsRd.Jenkins,farmer,Nrth.Boreston Rowe John, farmer, North Grimpstone

Martin Rev. Glanville B.A. Vicarage Hannaford William, farmer, Crockadon Rowe William, farmer, Lower Poulston

COMMERCIAL. tHarvey John, farmer, Rowdens Shillabeer Henry, carpenter & cowkeepr-
Harvey Richard, shoe maker · *Thorning Albert, farmer, Gt. Collaton

AdamsJn.Fredk.farmr.Stanborough ho Horton Sarah J. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Tozer Robert, farmer, Ritson

Almond Richard, thatcher Morley cross tWaters James, farmer, Washbourne

Baker John, carpenter L<mgworthy Nicholas, tailor, Post office Widdicombe William J. H. farmer~

Bartlett Thomas, Old inn Life William, blacksmith, Washbourne East Borestone

Chudley John H. tailor, Morley cross Mitchelmore Chas. farmer, Blackdown Wyatt Richard, farmer, Morley cross

Cockrem John P. landowner & farmer, Nicholls Chas. Wm. frmr. We. BOTeston Yabsley Edwin, mason

Middle Washbourne NichollsJn. Wm. farmer, West Bickley

HALWILL, near HoLSWORTHY, is a village and parish, Henry Puttock H.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge. There is

7 miles south-east from Holsworthy, with a junction station a Baptist chapel with Sunday school. The Junction hotel~

Ii miles north-east from the village, on the main line of the situated close to the station and recently erected, affords

London and South Western railway from Exeter to Laun- ample accommodation for travellers. The manor was

ceston and Tresmeer, with a branch from this place to granted by King Edward IV. to John Fortescue, maternal

Holsworthy ; the new section of the main line, 13t miles ancestor of J. T. Agg Gardner esq. M.P. for Cheltenham: at

long, was opened from this place to Launceston in r886 and a later period it was in the possession of the Arscotts and is

the extension to Tresmeer was opened May r, 1893; there now the property, and the house is the residence, of William

are stations at Ashwater and Tower Hill ; Hal will is in the James Harris esq. J.P. who purchased it of their descendant,

Western division of the county, Black Torrington hundred, Sir Arscott 0. Molesworth hart. Messrs. Durrant and Elias

Holsworthy petty sessional division, union and county court Spry and P. Gowan esq. are the principal landowners. The

district and rural deanery of Holsworthy, archdeaconry of soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,

Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. The church of SS. Peter oats and roots. The acreage is 3,426 ; rateable value,£1,292 ;

and James, rebuilt in 1879 in the Perpendicular style, con- the population in 1891 was 418.

sists of chancel, nave, transepts, south porch and an embattled Sexton, Thomas Haggadon.

western tower with pinnacles at the angles containin:s 5 BEAWORTRY PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance
Office. Marwood White, sub-postmaster. Letters for
bells, all cast ju 1763, by licence from the bishop, except the Halwill through .Beaworthy R.S.O. arrive at 5 a.m. ;
4th, which dates from 1823 : there are 150 sittings : <~ot the dispatched at 7.20 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is
south entrance to the churchyard is a lych gate. The regis- at Halwill railway station
ter dates from the year 1695. The living is a rec~ory,
WALL L'ETTBR Box, Board school, cleared 6.20 p.m
average tithe rent-charge £135, net yearly value £2ro, in- •

cluding 125 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the
Lord Chancellor, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Edward A Sohool Board of 5 members was formed April 2, x875, for

•

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. 2.59H.ARBERTO~FORD.

the united district of Halwill & Beaworthy; William W&!l erected in 1878, at a cost of [.275; John B. Brown,

Prout, clerk to the board master

Board School, built in 1876, at· a cost of £410, for 75 Halwill & Beaworthy Railway Station, Frank Russell,

children ; average attendance, 73 ; the master's residence station master

GowanPhilipHamiltn.Hinderbarrow ho Box Josias, farmer, Westcroft Martin John, farmer, Lordswaste
Harris John Fletcher, Upcott house Corney Albert, Junction family & corn- Risdon Geor~e, farmer, Halwill moor
Harris Robert Thornhill, Halwilllodge Rudland Edward, corn &manure mer.
Harris Wm. James J.P. Halwill manor mercial hotel, close to the railway sta-
Puttock Rev. Edward Henry M.A. tion,good accommodation for tourists, Railway station ; office, Holsworthy
posting, good stabling Soby Cherity (Mrs.),farmer,Lower frm
[rector], Rectory Dorke Wm. Hy. farmer, Tolly Moore Soby Samuel, farmer, Fox hole
COMMERCIAL. Down Henry, miller (water) Soby William, farmer, Brendon
Down James, shoe maker Soby William, farmer, Stowford
Allin David, farmer, Tolly Moore -
Dufty Thomas, farmer, East croft SpryElias,landowner &farmer,Landhill
Allin Francis, shopkeeper & farmer Durrant Jn. landownr.&frmr.Fox hole Spry Richard, farmer, Landhill
Baker George, farmer, Lane end Gilbert Richard, farmer, Stowford White Emanuel, shopkeeper
Baker Thomas, blacksmith
Jollow John, farmer, Stowford White Marwood, builder & contractor,
Balsdon Wm. farmer, Halwill moor N orthey Samuel,farm bailiff to William Post office, Station
Box John, farmer, Lane end
Box John, farmer, West croft James Harris esq. Whiteley moor Woolridge Wm. farmer, Hinderbarrow

HARBERTON i~ a parish and village, seated rin a is necessary for repairing Harberton schoolhous3. A black-

pleasant valley, through which the river Harbourne flows, smith's shop, house, orchard and garden, let for £8, were

about 2i miles south-west from Totnes, where is the ne~~orest left about I63o, by William Huxham, for the benefit of the
railway station, in the Southern division of the county, poor. Here is an almshouse of ten small rooms for as many

hundred of Coleridge, petty S6S3ional division of Stanborough poor people, built about xs8o, in pursuance of the will of

and Coleridge, Totnes union and county court district, rural Henry Wise; other charities amount to £20 yearly. In

deanery and archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter. this parish are rocks of excessively hard trapstone, and a

The church of St. Andrew is a fine edifice of stone in the remarkable metamorphic rock, named the "Berrystone,"

Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, consisting of organic remains, coral &c. : here are also

nave, aisles, south porch with parvise and a lofty western quarries producing blue slate. Harberton gives the title of

tower with pinnacles, containing 6 beautiful bells, all cast Viscount (I791) in the Irish peerage to the family of

by Thomas Bilbie in 1762: the chancel retains three canopied Pomeroy. The manor was anciently held by the Valletorts,

stone stalls and a piscina, and there are two mural brasses but the land is now all freehold. The principal landowners

on black marble, erected by the late Major 'frist, of Trist- are the Pendarves trustees, John Browne Paige-Browne esq.

ford, in memory of his two sons, who died in India and the :M. A., J.P. of Great Englebourne; Robert Harvey esq. Dun-

West Indies: the stone pulpit is oct1.gonal, richly carved dridge; Charles William Tayleuresq.of 40 ~tanhope gardens,
with foliage, and has figures of apostles in niches: the fine London s w; the trustees of the late Duke of Cleveland K.• G.;

wood screen was thoroughly restored at the cost of the late Richard Huxham Watson esq. J.P. of Brook, Totnes and Mrs.

Mrs. Pendarves, of Tristford, about I870: the font is Anglo- White. The soil is generally light and fertile; subsoil, dun-

Norman. The register of baptisms dates from the year stone and slate. The crops are wheat, barley and roots, but

1625; marriages, I625 ; burials, I625. The living is a. the land is chiefly in pasture. The parish includes the follow-

vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £407, present value from ing hamlets, viz. :-BELSFORD, I north-west; EAST LEIGH, I

averages £369, including 79 acres of glebe, with residence, south-west; WEST LEIGH, I~ south-west; LuscoM:BE, 2

in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, and held since south-east and ENGLEBOURNE, I south. The acreage is

I86o by the Rev. Robert Bartholomew B.A. of Exeter College, 5,410; rateable value, £n,213 ; the population in I8gi was

Oxford. The vicarial tithes were commuted in 1842 for I,278.

£535, of which sum £8o a year is paid to the vicar of Har- Parish Clerk, Frederick Blight.

bertonford, and the rect0rial for [.400 yearly; the latter Sexton, Robert Ryder.

belong to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, but are leased to PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Richd.

W. H. Helyar esq. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. In the .Andrews, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive through Totnes

valley of the Harbourne is Hill Mill, the edge tool manu- at 7 a.m. & S· IO p. m. ; dispatched at 2.5 & 7.40 p.m.

factory of Messrs. Knapman and Son. The parish lands, The nearest telegraph office is at Totnes

which have been vested in trust from an early period, corn- National School (mixed), built, with school-house, in 1872,

prise several houses and gardens in the village and 18 acres at a cost of £230, & enlarged in I883, for 130 children;

of land, called "Cockwells," let for about [.24 a year: the average attendance, Ioo; Mr. F. Blight, master; Mrs. C.

elear rent is applied in aid of the church rates, except what Blight, mistress •

Harberton. Pjl.rnell Frank, boot & shoe maker Eastley Thomas, farmer

Bartholomew Rev.Robert B.A. Vicarage Parnell John, farmer, Stancombe Elliott William, farmer

Harvey Robert, Dundridge Parnell Mark, grocer & baker Manu John, farmer
Lamble Mrs Parnell Wm.ChurchHouse inn,& mason PUl'day Elizabeth (Mrs.), d&iry

Smith the Hon. Mrs. Jervoise, Sandwell Selway Samuel,farmer & miller (water) Tucker James, carpenter
Trist Mrs. Tristford Shinner Edwin, shoe maker
White Mrs. Ashridge house Smith Thomas, farmer, Gosworthy E tL • h
Totnes Union Chamber of Agriculture
COMMERCIAL. Adams Char1eas s elg •
(Alfred Tucker, sec.), Hazard Foale Mrs. Tozerton

Andrews Thomas, cowkeeper Trout John, blacksmith Watson Miss, Halla[en

Bennett Thos. Henry, grocer & baker Tucker Alfd.farmer &lime mer.Hazard Edmonds George, farmer

Blackler Elizh. (Mrs.), frmr.Blakemoor Tucker Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Heath Stephen, blacksmith
Blight Frederick, re~istrar of births & Ward Daniel, farmer, Whiteley Soper John, farmer

deaths for the Harberton sub-district Warren Henry, farmer, Preston Wbiteway Edmund, farmer

Brown Philip Ferris, builder White William, thatcher West Leigh,

Cater John, farmer, Blue post WiddicombeThos.Globe P.H. & shoema Bearns Thomas, fa.rmer & landowner

Ellis Samuel, farmer, Ashridge Wills William, farmer, Moor Hannaford John, farmer
French Josiah, farmer, Higher Cholwell

French William, farmer, Cholwell Belsford. Englebourne.

Harberton ConstitutionalReadingRoom Blackler George Paige-Browne John Browne M..A., J.P.
(Frederick Blight, sec) Blackler Robert Elliott, farmer
Bowden John, farmer Great Englebourne
Hood Sidney Roberts, farmer, Tristford
Knapman &Son,edge toolmfrs.Hillmill Lusc mbe. Easterbrook Thomas, farmer
Lee John, farmer
Dymond John, farmer Rouse James, farmer
Mann Joseph & Wm. farmers, Dorsley
Rowe Edward, farmer •

Wroth Samuel, far..ner

HARBERTONFORD, so named from its situation St. Peter is a building of stone in the Decorated style, erected
at the confluence of the Harbourne and Cholwell streams, in I859, and consi~ts of chancel with apse, transept, DaTe,
is a village and ecclesiastical parish, formed March 3I, north porch and a small belfry with spire, containing one
~86o, from the civil parish of Harberton ; it is about 4 miles bell, dated I859 : the chancel windows are stained: the
south from Totnes station on the Great Western railway, church will seat 280 persons. The register dates from the
in the Southern division of the< county, hundred of Coleridge, year r85g. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value [.275,
petty sessional division of Stanborough and Coleridge, Totnes with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Harberton, and
union and county court district, rural deanery and arch- held since 1889 by the Rev. Arthur Henry Bartholomew M.A.
deaconry of Totnes and diocese of Ex~ter. The church of of Merton College, Oxford. Here are Congregational and

&DEV. COR~. 1.,.. .

260 HARBERTONFORD. DEVONSHIRE:

Calvinistic Baptist chapels. On the banks of the small river PosT 0Ff'ICE (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have
Harbourne is a large woollen factory kept by Messrs. John R.S.O. Devon added).-James John Browne, sub-ptlst-
Churchward and Sons, employing about xoo persons, includ- master. Letters arrive at 4.40 a. m. & 6 p.m. ; diS•
ing women and children. The principal landowners are patched at 8 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
William Bastard esq. of Slapton, Thomas Brown Mason esq. paid. The nearest money order office is at Harberton &
J.B.Paige-Browne esq.Great Englebourne and Robert Harvey telegraph office is at Totnes
esq. Dundridge. The area is 1,325 acres; the population in
x89I was 6o8. National School (mixed), erected in I849 & enlarged in
August, x88r, for ISO children; average attendance, 135;
Sexton, John Harris. Edmund Kenshole, master

Bartholomew Rev. Arthur Henry M.A. Churchward John & Sons, woollen NarramoreElkanah.frmr.Rolster bridge

Vicarage manufacturers, seed merchants & Narramore Henry, grocer & farmer

Maso:J. Thomas B·own, Beenleigh farmers (James Bragg, general man· Payne Eliza (Mrs.), baker & shopkeepi."

Skidmore Henry Parkes, Austin's close ag-er), Mill Town farm; & at Buck- Peeke John, farmer,Hernaford &Lower

Wooldridge Arthur Tylee, .Brooklyn bo fastleigh Washbourne

COMMERCIAL. Grills William Gidley,brewer & farmer Randle Peter, farmer

Ackrell Peter, marine store dealer Hains, Fraser & Wooldridge,physicians RowR Henry, farmer

Ackrell Peter, jun. marine store dealer & surgeons Slooman John, baker

.Beavis Edmund John, grocer & draJler Harris George, thatcher Treby Samuel, blacksmith

BrowneJas.Jn.carpenter & wood turner Holmes John, Maltsters' .Arms P.H. & Tope Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Browne John James, dairyman shoe maker Tosswill John Henry, miller (water) &

Browne Richard Hoppin, butcher Horswill Mozart, stone mason farmer, Crowdy mill

Browne Wilham, carpenter Hurson William, New inn Weeks George Henry, Red Lion P.H

Browne William, jun. carpfmter Lamble Lewis (Mrs.), baker&; grocer Wooldridge Arthnr Tylee M.R.c.s.Rng.,

Crossing Hy.farmer, Fletcher's coombe Leach Henry, stone mason L.R.C.P.LOnd. & L.S.A. physician &

Eden John Crocker, dairyman Lethbridge Evelyn (Miss ),ladies'board- surgeon, & medical officer for H!Lrber4

Finch Henry, farmer ing school ton district, Brooklyn house

HARFORD is a parish and village on the river Erme and leafage, the church has been restored since I 877 and affords

on the edge of Dartmoor, 2~ miles north from Ivybridge 200 sittings. The churchyard is divided into two parts by a
station on the South Devon section of the Great Western wall, one of which belongs to the owners of Stowford House.
railway, 13 north-east from Plymouth and 14 south-east The register dates only from the year 1724, but there are
from Tavistock, in the Southern division of the county. churchwardens' books dating from 1695. The living is a
Ermington hundred, Ermington and Plympton petty rectory, average tithe rent-charge £137, gross yearly value

sessional division, Plympt(tn S~. Mary union, county court £ I86; net [, I66, including so acres of glebe, with residence,

district of East Stonehouse, rural deanery of Plympton, built by the Rev. 1V. Sanders, rector in 1843, in the gift of
archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The church J. J. Mac.Andrewesq. and held since I889 by the Rev. Alfred
of St. Patrick is a small but ancient buildmg of granite in Howard M.A. of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge. The
the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south romantic scenery at Tor Rocks, in the valley of the Erme
aisle, separated from the nave by an arcade of four arches, and Harford Bridge, attracts numerous pleasure parties

north transept, south porch, and a low embattled western during the season. Here was born 17 Sept. 1578, John
tower containing 3 bells; the chancel retains a tine trefoil- Prideaux, bishop of Worcester, who died at Bredon, Worcs,

headed piscina, and a priest's doorway, and at the end of the 20 July, I65o. Lukesland, about a mile south of the village,
aisle is a bagioscope; the font is a plain work of granite, is the seat of James Johnston MacAndrew esq. J.P. whe is
with an octagonal basin : in the church is a brass, with effigy lord of the manor and chief landowner. The Hall, now a
in plate armour, inscriptions and shield of arms, to Thomas farmhouse, was once the residence of Elizabeth (Chudleigh),
Williams esq. Speaker of the House of Commons, ob. I July, wife of Evelyn (Pierrepont), 2nd Duke of Kingston, who
1566; also a monument, with effigies in brass, to John became notorious through her trial before the peers in I776
Prideaux, of Stowford in this parish, and his wife Agnes, with for bigamy. The soil is light ; the chief crops are corn and

se•·en sons and three daughters, erected in 1639 by their 4th roots. The parish contains I,542 acres of inclosed land and
son, John Prideaux D.D. a native of Stowford, Regius Profes- I,3oo acres moorland; rateable value, £2,570 ; the popula-
sor of Divinity at Oxford, rector of Exeter College, and tion in 1891 was 172.
bishop of Worcester 1641-50: the nave has a ribbed waggon Parish Clerk, Andrew B.ider.
roof, resting on carved and deccrated wall plates; that on Letters by foot post from I vybridge, which is also the nearest
the north side bears the legend, "I.H.S. helpe us. Amen. money order & telegraph office, arrive at 7.30 a. m
Waiter Hele, p'son, I539· I.H.S. salus;" from the wall plates School (mixed), erected, with residence for mistress, in 188I

sospring carved branches cont.inm~d in twining stems along by J. J. Mac.Andrew esq. J.P. to hold scholars; average

the ribs and expanding on either side into gracefully designed attendance, 20 ; Mrs. Frances M. Hancock, mistress

Howard Rev. Alrred M. A. Rectory Hart George, farm bailiff to J. J. Rider Andrew, farmer, We.Combeshead

MacAndrewJas.JohnstonJ.P.Lukesland MacAndrew J.P Rowse Edward, farmer, Meads

Matthews Coryndon, Erme wood Luscombe William, dairyman Smith Henry, farmer, Harford farm

Matthews John William, Erme wood Luscombe William, farmer, The Hall Smith William, farmer, .Broomhill

HARPFORD is a small village and parish on the east east of the village, consists of about I So acres of fine oak and

bank of the river Otter, x mile south from Tipton station on beech trees and is a favourite resort for picnic parties;
the Sidmouth branch of the London and South Western Harpford House is the seat of Henry Hoskyn Peppin esq.
railway, 3~ north-west from Sidmouth, n east-south-east The manor was anciently held by the Dinham family ; the old
from Exeter, and 9 south-west from Honiton, in the house, called "Court Place," is now a farmhouse, and is said
Eastern division of the county, East .Budleigh hundred, to have been the county gaol previous to the establishment
Ottery petty sessional division, Honiton union and county of the gaol at Bicton. The Hon. Mark G. Kerr Rolle D.L., J.P.
court district, rural deanery of Ottery and archdeaconry and of Bicton, who is lord of the manor, Henry Hoskyn Peppin
diocese of Exeter. The church of St. Nicholas is a small esq. and the trustees of the late George G. Peppin esq. are
building of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of the chief landowners. 'fhe soil is sand and clay ; subsoil,
chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and an embattled sand, gravel and clay. The crops are chiefly barley and roots.
western tower containing 5 bells: the bench ends exhibit on The area is I,SI8 acres; rateable value, £1,87I; the popu4
shields the initials" M.B.,'' "W.l." & "T.D. ;" the last lation in 1891 was 219.
niay refer to one of the Drake family, once resident here: Bown, one mile east-by-south, BURROW and SorrTHERTON,
the church was entirely restored in I884, at a cost of £I,soo, one mile north-west, are hamlliltS of this parish.
and a new peal of 5 bells was hung in 1886: there are I29 Parish Clerk, John Ash.

sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the year ;r569, WALL LETTER Box cleared at 5· IS p.m. week days only
marriages and burials from 1638. The living is a vicarage, Letters through Ottery St. Mary, which is the nearest money
with that of Fen Ottery annexed, average tithe rent-charge order & telegraph office, arrive at 8 a.m

£207, joint net yearly value £ I94• including 23 acres of glebe, The place is included in Aylesbeare, Harpford & Venn

with residence, in the gift of the Hon. Mark Rolle, and held Ottery United School Board district
since x88x by the Rev. George Edward Francis Molineux M.A. The children of this parish attend the Board School at ~ew-
of Trinity College, Dublin. Harpford Wood, a short distance ton Poppleford

Cook Mrs. Court place Yelverton Mrs . Bolt Seth, farmer, Burrow

Godefroi Henry COMMBRCIAI., Chown John, farmer, Bowd
Molineux Rev. George Edward Francis Ebdon Henry, Bowd inn, Bowd

M.A. Vicarage Batten Thomas, farmer, Stowford Gigg Henry, farmer, Bowd

Peppin Henry Hoskyn, Harpford house Batten William (Mrs.), farmer, Bowd • Hayman William, farmer, Bowd

Raverty Major Henry George, Peak cot Bickley John, jun. farmer & cattle Mingo Charles Barre11 farmer, Court pl

Thomasset Theodore Fk.Hy.Southerton dealer, Newton bridge Northcote George, farmer, Bowd

DIIttCTORY.] DEVONSHIREr HARTLAND. 26L

Price William, farmer, Burrow 1Sage Charles, farmer, Burrow IS.purway John, frmr. & asst.ovrsr. Bowd
Ratter Henry, farmer, Southerton
· Spurway Frank, farmer, Woolcombe

HARTLAND (or ' a. prescriptive given by Hugh Prust and John Dennis on the 27th of Oct.

Harton), by repute

borough, is a emall town and extensive parish, 13 miles 1621 (rBth James I.), amounting to about £6o annually, to

west-by-south from the Bideford station on the Tarring- Nicholas Luttrell and other trustees or feoffees towards the

ton branch of the London and South Western railway, aiding, helping, supporting, amending, sustaining and

in the North Western division of the county, Hartlaud maintaining the parish church lof Stoke St. Nectan. There

hundred, Bideford petty sessional division, union and county are also 4 almshouses for 8 aged widows, attached to which

court district, rural deanery of Hartland, archdeaconry are lands, producing about £6 yearly for repairs. Paul

of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter.• l'he church of St. Orchard esq. left by will £21, for coal and £10 a year for

Nectan is a cruciform building of stone, in the Late bread for the poor of Hartland. His nephew, the Rev.
Deco'l'ated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chan- Thomas Hooper Morrison, also left £3 a year for coals for .

cel with north chapel, nave, aisles, transepts, south porch the poor.

and an embattled western tower, 128 feet in height, The abbey of Hartland or Hertland was founded in the
with pinnacles and a sun-dial, and containing a clock and 6 reign of Hen. H. by Geoffrey de Dinham as a house of
bells, all cast in 1826 : the tower serves as a landmark to Austb Canons in place of a college of secular canons estab-
mariners : the church retains a richly carved rood-screen of lished here in connection with the church of St. Nectan by
the Early Perpendicular period, extending completely across Githa, sister of Sweyn, and mother of IIarold II. The
the church, and has a stone altar table : there is a pulpit of foundation was confirmed between 1157 and n84 by Bar-
carved oak, with the figure of a goat and the inscription, tholomew, Bishop of Exeter, and the Dinhams and their
"God Save King James:" the Norman font is enriched representatives continued to be patrons of the abbey up to
with grotesquely carved masks, and there is a Norman door- the time of its surrender by Thomas Pope, r6th abbot, 21
way on the north side of the church: in the chmch is an Feb. 1539; there were then six canons, and revenues esti-
altar-tomb, with brass inscription, to Alice, wife of Thomas mated at £306. The site was granted 30 Jan. 154~. to
Docton esq. a benefactress to this parish, ob. 1619 ; the tomb William Abbott esq. sergeant of the king's cellar, in whose
also bears an impaled shield, with crest and mantling and family it remained till I6og, when it passed to the Lnttrells :
texts of Scripture : there is also a memorial to Nicholas Lut- from this family it passed by marriage to Paul Orchard esq.
trell, ob: 1634 : the church was restored about 18so, when on whose death, intestate, in 1740, it descended to his only
several stained windows were inserted at the expense of the son, Paul Orchard esq. and at his death, March ISt, 18r2, it
late Lewis William Buckesq. Sir George S. Stucley bart. and passed by his will to his nephew, the Rev. Th~mas H?oper
Lady Elizabeth, his wife : there are 8oo sittings. The regis- Morrison, of Yeo Vale, on whose death, Without Jssue,
tl:lr dates from the year 1558 and contains a reference i:n December 19th, 1824, it became the property of the last-
the Commonwealth period to William Morrice, afterwards named Mr. Orchard's great-nephew, Lewis William Buck
knighted, and Secretary of State to Charles II. There are esq. of Moreton, Bideford, lii.P. for North Devon, who~e only
also churchwardens' account books from the close of the 16th son, George Stucley Buck esq. now Sir George Stucley
to the early part of the rBth century, containing curious de- Stucley bart. succeeded him and is the present owner.
tails and a list of defensive weapons belonging to the ehurch. There are two common seals, both circular, bearing the
The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;[220, average head of the patron saint, Nectan, and the letters" Sigillum
£1sr, net yearly income £rx3 12s. with residence and 4 Nectani." The Abbey, the residence of Lieut. Col. William
acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1859 by the Rev. Lewis Stucley Stncley D.L., J.P. occupies the site of the abbey
Thomas How Chope B.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. of Hartland and is situated in a beautifully wooded valley and
The impropriate tithes, amounting to £560 yearly, are held surrounded by a park, which is well stocked with deer and
by the Misses Yonge, of Rockbourne, Salisbury. St. John's, traversed by a trout stream. The mansion, erected ab{lnt
a chapel of ease, built in r839, on the site of the old town 1779, incorporates in the right wing a portion of the abbey
hall, consists of chancel and nave : it was thoroughly buildings ; the hall, 72 feet in length, and the cloisters, at
restored in 1882, at a cost of £2oo, and has two stained that time perfect and unaltered, were partially destroyed,
windows : there are sitting-a for 200 persons. Here is a but a portion of the cloisters was retained and mcluded in
Congregational chapel, and at Meddon and Elmscott are three the basement, and over one of the arches is an inscription
Wesleyan chapels; the Bible Christians have also cha~ls in in Lombardic characters, recording the rebuilding of the
this parish at Hartland, Eddistone and Harber respectively. cloisters by Abbot John, of Exeter, 1308-zg. During the
Hartland Point, 4 miles from the town, is a fine, alterations, the monument of a Knight Hospitaller, tomb-
bold headland, rising about 350 feet above the level of stones, tiles, and fragments of carved stone were met with.
the sea and forming the north-western extremity of t~e The drawing and dining rooms of the modern house are
county; a portion of tbe headland, about 250 feet m spacious, panelled chambers adorned with frescoes, repre-
length and generally 30 feet wide, forms a tolerably leve-l senting scenes in early Irish history and incidents in
plateau, the cliffs surrounding which descend abruptly for connexion with the various families holding manorial rights
quite 300 feet ; the cliff walk passes under the semi-conical here during the Midule Ages : the chimney pieces and doors
cap of St. Katherine's Tor to Milford Beach, where a cascade are of magnificently carved oak, and exhibit the family arms
descends in three successive waterfalls: the diff at the Tor and crest with the motto "Bellement et Hardiment '' on
is gradually wasting away: upon the extreme summit were raised panels : the ceilings are richly paintl3d. Sir George
discovered remains of a Roman villa, which stood once at Stucley Stncley bart. D.L., J. P. is lord of the chief manor
some distance from the edge, it is separated from the main- and, of that of South Hole, and the Rev. William W. Martyn
land by a broad belt of turf, on which is built a massive and H.A. rector of Lifton, is lord of the manor of Stoke. The
very ancient wall. The view from the point, both seawards principal landowners are Sir George Stucley Stucley bart.
and inland, is magnificent: a lighthouse, standing at the D.L., J.P. Rev. Thomas How Chope B.A. vicar, and Messrs.
foot of the point, was built in 1874, and the four-wick Joseph Hooper, James Lawrance Haynes, John Haynes,
dioptric light, which may be seen for nearly 20 miles, gives John Cleverdon, J. Berriman, J. Chope esq. John Ching esq.
two white flashes and one red flash every 30 seconds ; two of West Paddon, Sutcombe, Mr. John Colwill, Mr. W. G.
caloric engines blow a fog horn, which gives high and low Hams, F. J. Heft esq. Mr. R. R. Heard, of Exeter, T. T.
blasts in quick succession for 2~ seconds every two minutes. Martin esq. Robert Pedler esq. of Higher Burstone, Zeal
John Moreman s.T.P. a very distinguished clergyman, was Monachorum, the Rev. J. Porter, Michael Vine, Mrs. Ham-
• born at South Hole, in this parish, and educated at Exeter lyn, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs. Prust. Galsham is now the

College, Oxford; he was admitted rector of the church of property of J. T. Kirkwood esq. and Docton, once the seat
Holy Trinity, Exeter, 26 Sept. 1528, and on 19 June, 1544, of a family of that name, is now owned by the Rev. H. G.
was collated to a canonry in Exeter Cathedral. An annual Morse M.A. rector of Littleham, and Captain A. H. Morse
market for sheep and cattle is held here on the second Satur- J.P. ot Copdock, Suffolk. The soil anJ subsoil are extremely
day in March ; and fairs for cattle are held on Easter
Wednesday and September 25th, and at the West Country cvhaireifoluy s~·f i n the northern division of the parish the latter is
shelving rock, whilst in the southern division it is
Inn, also in this parish, on the first Wednesday in August yellow clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and
and on the third Thursday in October. The towu lands, roots. Sheep and cattle are extensively bred in this parish.
through negligence, have greatly decreased in income ; they
The acreage is 16,700; rateable value, £9,047; the popu-
once produced £6o yearly, but now only about £30; this lation in r8gr was 1,739·
snm, however, keeps the town pumps in repair and helps
to light the town. Through the fault of former portreeves 'fhe following are hamlets in the parish, with their dis-
tances from the town :-STOKE, ri miles west ; EDDISTONE,
and officers, the charter and several documents have been 2 south; PHILHAM, I~ south; BROWNSHAM, 2~ north-east;
lost, and many conventionary rentst 1hrongh not having
been collected, have lapsed and have been claimed as private GAWLISH, 2~ north; MEDDON, 6; ELMf!COTT, 3 south-west;
MILFORD, 3 south-west; HARDISWORTHY, 4 south-west;
property. The portreeve, burgesses, and jnry have been SOUTHHOLEo 4~ south-west; GALSHAM, 2 south-west ; and
abolished, and in lieu of these, seven trustees (elected by
ballot of the inhabitants) have been appointed under a HARTLAND QUAY, 2! west.

scheme of the Charity Commissioners. Church lands were Parish Clerk, vacant. •

262 H.!BTLAND. DEVONSHIRE. (KELLY'S

PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. R & Annuity & Insurance Office.- attendance, :r26 boys & girls & 40 infants; Francis James
Letters received from Bideford at 10 a. m. Boxes closes at
3.50 p.m. & at 2.50 p.m. on sunday Wilton, master 1

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:- Board, Elmscott, erected in 1879, for 70 children i average
Coastguard Station, Quay, Edward Henyon, in charge attendance, 35; Jeremiah Mays, master
Trinity House Light, Hartland Point, Wm. Dale, headkpr
Board, Meddon, erected in 1881, for 6o children; average
SCHOOLS:-
A School Board of 7 members was formed August 7, 1875; attendance, 55; Charles Redden, master

Thomas Braund, clerk to the board & attendance officer CAitRIERS TO BIDEFORD.-Thomas J effery& Richard Thorne,
tues. thurs. & sat. & Richard Stone, tues. & fri. returning
Board (mixed), erected in 1877, for 200 children; al"erage same evenings. Mail wagonette daily, 3·45 p.m. frcm
Post office, taking passengers

l'BIVATB Rli:SIDENTS. Colwill John, farmer, tosberry Littlejohns Eliza Burnard (Mrs. ),grocr

• Colwill Richard, blacksmith Littlejohns George, farmer, Philham

Alien Francis Colwill Robert, farmer, Wellsford Kievill Ma.ry E. (Mrs.),furnished apart-

Carter Miss Colwill Thomas, farmer & mail con- ments, Fairleigh cottage

Carter Mrs
Chope Rev. Thomas How B •.l. Vicarage tractor, Hind Harton Metherall William, farmer, Golden prk

Chope Thomas Cook John, farmer, Eddistone MillerHenryM.B.c.s.Eng. L.B.C.P.Edin.,

Congdon Mrs Cook John, farmer, Troy L.M. surgeon & medical officer,Hart-

Croscombe Miss Cook Thomas, farmer, Holloford land district, Bideford union &

Goaman Samuel, ;Elmscot Cook William, horse clipper examiner of army recruits

Goldsworthy Mrs Cornish J oseph, saddler & harness Mountjoy Hugh, farmer, Wragery

Haynes James Lawrence, Blagdon maker, The Square Nancekievill George, carpenter & bailiff

Haynes Mrs. Milford house Cory James, farmer, Milford to Sir George Stucley hart. D.L., J.P

Heard Peter Cory John, farmer, Farford Newton Isaac, farmer, Docton.

.Jeffery John, Down Curtis William, carpenter Oatway Thomas,Hartland Quay hotel

Hooper Joseph, Blegberry Dayman Edwin, carpenter close to the sea

Keays Thomas M.A. Dayman Richard, farmer, High ford Oke Ephraim, farmer, South hole

Lyle. William Bray, Lower Velly Dayman Samuel, farmer, Fattacott Pennington William,farmer,Lit.Barton

Miller Henry Dayman Thomas, blacksmith, Stoke Pennington Wm.jun.farmer,FireBeacn

Moore Mrs Dennis John, farmer & yeoman,Milford Pengilly Richard, farmer, Summerwell

Pennington Benjamin DimondSamuel, blacksmith Pickard James, farmer, Brownsham

Prust Miss Dobson J ames, house stewart to Lieut.- Pickard William, miller (water), Hart•

Prust Mrs Col. Wm. Lewis S. Studey, Hart- land miJl

Stucley Lieut.-Col. Willia.m Lewis land abbey Pillman John, butcher

Stncley D.L., l.P. Hartland abbey Edwards Adams, chemist & grocer Pillman John, farmer, Forcewell

Vine Michael Ellis John, farmer, Cberristow Pillman Joseph, farmer, Tosbury

Vine Peter, Pattard Fox, Fowler & Co. bankers (agency) Pillman Lewis, farmer, East Staddon

COMMERCIAL. (Joseph Avery, agent); draw on Pillman Thomas, West Country inn
Barclay, Bevan & Co. London E C Pillman Thomas King, tailor

Allin Alfred, farmer, Exmanswortby Fulford Alfred, ironmonger Pomeroy Davis, farmer, Brownsham

Allin William,miller(water), Rosedown Fulford Richard, farmer, Leigh Pomeroy John, farmer, Beckland

Allin William, shoe maker, shopkpr.&c 1 Fulford William, farmer, Trellick Prouse James (Mrs.), farmer,Deptford

AshtonJn.Brimacombe,frmr.Stke.Bartn George Edward, farmer, North hole Prouse John, farmer, East Yagland •

Ashton Thomas, boot maker Goaman John, farmer, Elmscott Prouse John, New inn · . "•

Avery John, farmer, Fattacott Goff Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house Prouse Thomas, farmer, Staddon ·

Avery Joseph,veterinary surgeon,agent Griffiths Fitzgerald,baker &pastry cook Prouse William, farmer, Meddon

to Fox, Fowler & Co. bankers, & HamlynJamin,mllr. (water),Clifford ml Prust George, farmer, Cherristow •

agent toWest ofEnglandinsuranceCo Hancock Wm.miller,Docton water mill Pr!J-st John, shoe maker

Bailey Thomas, dairyman Harris Thomas, farmer, Ford Rowe Thomas, farmer, Philham

.Beer Thomas,bailiff to James Berriman Haynes Jas.Lawrence,yeoman,Blagdon Saunders Alhert, gardener to W. B.

esq.Highford farm&Higher Velly frm Haynes Lily (Mrs.), farmer,Milford ho Lyle esq. Lower Velly

'Beer Thomas, blacksmith Heard Joseph, farmer, Deptford Short Richard, farmer, Water Gap

11erryball William, farmer, Meddon Heard Richard, farmer, Greenlake Shute John, farmer, Hescott

Board of Trade Rocket Life Saving Heard Thomas, farmer,East Titchbury Shute Titus, farmer, Meddon

Apparatus (John Merchant, chief Heard William, farmer, Lutsford Sleep Gilbert, head gardener to Lieut.-

officer), Hartland quay Heard William, farmer, Moor Col. William L. S. Stucley, Glen cot-

'Bond John, painter & glazier Heywood James Cook, farmer,Yapham tage, Hartland mill

Braund Thomas, clerk & attendance Hobbs Thomas, farmer, Philham Southwood Thomas, lodging house

officer to the school board Hockridge William, farmer, Sowden Stone Thomas, farmer, Kernstone

Bright James, watch maker Hooper Joseph, yeoman, Blegl,Jerry Stone William, farmer, Pitt

Britton John, blacksmith, Elmscott Hopgood William, King's Arms hotel, Taylor William H.grocer,draper & boot

-Buckler Maria (Mrs.), grocer posting house & undertaker dealer, The Square

Burrow Bessie (Mrs.), draper Hopper Richard A. farmer, Newton Thorne Richard, carrier

Burrow George, tailor & insurance agt Howard Daniel, farmer,•Hardisworthy Turner Eliza (Mrs.),farmer,Baxworthy

Burrow John, farmer, Lower Lustford Jeffery John, farmer, Down Vanstone Geo. farmer,Lower Rosedown

-Burrow JohnThomas,thrashingmachine Jeffery John, farmer, Gorvin Vanstone George, farmer, Natcott

owner, Lutsford Jeffery John, farmer, Long Furlong Vanstone James, farmer, Seckington,

Burrow Thomas, farmer Jeffery Richard, farmer, Philham Walter Charles, farmer, Wellsford

Burrow Wm. farmer, West Yagland Jeffery Thomas, Anchor inn, & carrier Waiter John, farmer, Putshole

· Cann & Co. grocers & drapers Jeffery Thomas, farmer, Bursdon Waiter John Henry, farmer, Natcott

·Cann Samuel, coal & manure dealer Jeffery Thomas, farmer, Pattard Walter Richard, farmer, Philham

Cann Samuel, mason & merchant Jenkins Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper Walter Thomas, farmer, Galsham

Christmas John, grocer & draper Jewell James, carpenter, Highdown Walter William, butcher

·Cleave Richard, farmer, Biteford Keays Thomas M.A., L.B.C.P. & L.B.c.s. Wickett James Stacey, farmer, Trew

~cleave Sml.farmer,Low. Wembsworthy xdin. surgeon Wickett John, farmer, Mettaford

'Cleverdon Chas. Hy. farmer, Norton Knight Edwd.farmer & miller (water), Willcocks John, shoe maker

>Cleverdon John, yeoman, Norton Cranham mill Williams George, carpenter

'Cole Matthew, farmer, Berry •

HATHERLEIGHis a market town and parish on the of Exeter. About a mile from the town is a bridge of 3

river Lew, near jts confluence with the Torridge, 7 miles arches over the river Torridge, built in the year x8x2, of

north-east from Ashbury station on the Okehampton and freestone quarried in the parish, at the expense of the
Holsworthy branch of the London and South Western rail- county. The town is governed by a port-reeve and other
way, 9 west from North Ta.wton station on the main line of officers, elected annually at the court-leet held within the

the London and South Western railway, 8 north-west. from borough. The town suffered by fire in the years 1840 and
Okehampton, 12 south-east from Torrington, x8 south-east 1846, but most of the houses were afterwards rebuilt and
from Bideford, 28 north-west from Exeter and 200 from the streets much improved ; it is lighted with gas by a
London; it is the head of a petty sessional division, and in company, formed in 1868: there is a public pump and

the Western division of the county, Black Torrington bun- a spring for general supply of water. The church of St.
dred, Okehampton union and county court district, rural John the Baptist is an ancient edifice o[ stone in the
deanery of Okehampton, archdeaconry of Totnes, and diocese Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of