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TRADES. [OXFORD~Hir E • 474 ~HO TRADES. [OXFORD~Hir E. SHOPKF.KPERS-continned. Deely Mrs. Mary Jane, New street, Griffin Simon, Shutford, Banbury Bull GPorge Frederick, 17 Bath st. Deddington, Oxford Gnnston Thos. Stanton St. J ohn,Oxfd Su. Clement's, Oxford Dix M.Milton-under-Wychwood,Oxfid Hadland ~Irs. E. Leafirld, Witnev Bull ~Irs. M. Postcombe, Tetsworth Dodd Mrs. A. E. Fnlbrook, Burford Hall Miss Ellen, I38 Magdalen road, Bullock Mrs. Mart ha, Post office, Dolley John, 54 Go3brook street, Cowley St. John, Oxford S.1ndfor d-upon-Thames, Oxford Caversham, Reading . Hall Richard, 6 Hayfield road, St. Burden Charles, Worcester road, Dare A.ndrew, ro Blackfriars road, St. Giles', Oxford Chipping Norton Ebbe's, Oxford Harris Henry, 107 St. Clement'& Burden Mrs. S. Witney st. Bm·ford Dare Henry, Finstock, Charlbury street, Oxford Burson Joseph, Fifield, Oxford Dare Miss L. Ramsden, Charlbury Harrison Miss A. Charlbury Bur son Mr~. M. A.. Ledwell, Oxford Douglas J ames, Standlake, \Yitney Harvey J. I New Iffiey, Iffiey, Oxford Busby Geo. Hook Norton, Banbury Drayton Edward, 46 Argyle streeb, Haskin3 J oseph, 12 New street, St. Bu~hy Hubert, Combe, Woodstock Chester street, Oxford Ebhe'll, Oxford Busby Joshua, A.scott, Oxford Drewett William, ~arston, Oxford Hawes Geo. r6 Chinnor road, Thame Bu~by W. North Newington, Banbury Duke W. C. 47 Mill st. Osney, Oxfrd Hawes J. 20 Nelson st.Jericho,Oxford Butler Mrs E. W ootton, Woodstock Earley Frederick George, 86 Gosbrook Hawkim Jesse, Middle Barton,Oxford Butler Thomas, Kidlington, Oxford road, Caversham, Reading Haynes Goorge, Swalcliffe, Banbury Butt Mrs. E. 24 St. Clement's street, Edginton Mrs.E.Temple Cowley,Oxfrd Havnes John, Stonesfield, Woodstock Oxford Edward3 W. Finstock, Churlbury Healey Wm. 11 Wood green, W itney Eutt John, 22 High st. St. Thomas', Eeles Franl•, 17 Causel"l"ay, Grims- Heath B. A. 33 Spring street, Chip- Oxford hnry, Ban bury ping Norton Canning Hy. Wm. Duns Tew, Oxford Elhourn Mrs. S. g6 Hi!;h st. Thame Heath J ames Albert, Witheridge hill. Carey A.lbert, Fringford, Bice3ter Elkington John, LittleBourtou,Ea.nbT) Highmoor, Henley-un-Thames Carter Arthur, 16 Holywell st.Oxford Ell George, Wigginton, Banbury Hedges ~rs. Lucilla, 27 St. .Aldate 's Carter R. r6 Foundry street,Neithrop, Ellis Mrs. M. E. Milcombe, Banbury street, Oxford Banbury Enock Miss Jane, Barford St. Herne William, 18 Princes street, St. CartP ... S1dney, Toot Baldon. Oxford Michael, Oxford Clement's, Oxford Castle Miss A.nn, Littlemore, Oxforrl Fanlkner Alfred, II High street, St. Herring H. Sandfrd.-upon-Thms.Oxfd Cave Fredk. Isaac, \..'ropredy,Leamngtn Thomas'. Oxford Hiatt Mrs. Mary, Cleveley, Enstone Challen Henry William, 8 Gosbrnok Faulkner George Robert, 12 Cardigan Hicks J. Post off. Nth. Leigh, Witney road, Caversham, Reading street, Jericho, Oxford Hicks Miss Jennie, Crawley, Witney Chamberlain Mrs. Ann, Wolvercote, Fenemore Mrs. M. Over Kiddington Hill Clement, Dorchester, Wallingford Oxford Fletcher Mn. Laura,Adderbury East, Hilsdon Wm. Middle Cowley, Oxford ChandlAr Frank, r6 Commercial rd. Banbury Hiorns Williarn, Castle street, Ded- St. Ebbe's, Oxford Florey Daniel, jun. Standlake, Witney ding-ton, Oxford Chilton :Mr•. Mary, 28 Causeway, Florey Frank, Little Tew, Enstone Sitcbcock Miss Susannah, SS Observa· Grimsbury, Banbury Fowler Mrs. Emily, go Chilswell rd. tory street, St. Giles', Oxford Chown John, Svdenham, Thame Grandpont, Oxford Hobbs .Arthur James, 45 Centre st Jlaridge W. W. South Leigh, Witney Fowler William, Fawler, Charlbury Grimsbury, Banbury Clark Frederick, 43 Briant's avenue, Fox Miss Mary, Cassington, Oxford Hobbs Jas. 29 Crouch st. Banbury Lower Caversham, Reading Franklin K Clifton Hampden, Ahngdn Hodgkins Geo. Ramsden, Charlbury Clark William, 5 Penson's gardens, Franklin Joseph, 82 Magdalen road, Hodgkins John, 57 Cardigan street, St. Ebhe's, Oxford Cowley St. John, Oxford Jericho, Oxford Clarke Mrs. Sarah, 12 . High street, Freeman Frederick, Wolvercote,Oxfrd Holland Henry, Wheatley St. Thomas', Oxford French Wm. A. Swerford, Enstone Holley James A.rthur, so Westfielci Clifford Mrs. Sarah, 13 Victor street, Frv Mrs. Norah, sr Briant's avenue, road, Caversharn, Reading Jericho, Oxford Cavenham, Reading Hollow ay J ames, Le afield, W itney Coffee Thomas, 2 Queen's rd. Caver- Gale Mrs. Ma.ry, 36 West ern road. Holloway John D. Leafield, Witney sham, Reading Grandpont, Oxford Hollow ay Mrs. M. W ootton, W oadfiltock Collier Mrs. Ann A.vis, 14 Oakthorpe Gane S. Old Woodstock, Woodstock Hollyfield C. Finstock, Charlbury r!lad, Summertown, Oxford Gardner Mrs. Elizabeth, Chastleton, Holtez Mrs. Marion, 38 Queen's-rd. Cnllier Mrs. M. A. 27 Corn st. Witney Moreton-in-Marsh Caversham, Reading Col;irr William, Newland, Witney Gardner Henry, Hornton, Banbury Bolton Mrs. Mary, 115 Magdalen rd. Collins W.J.51 St. Clement's st.Oxfnl Gardner Mrs. Thomas, Horley,Banbry Cowlev St. John, Oxford Constable S. J.Minster Lovell,Witney Gardner William Morris, 30 Gosbrook Halt on "rvr rs. Mary, Newton Purcell, r-ook'! Charles Henn, r8 rt.1bert st. road, Caversham, Reading BUL~kingham Jericho, Oxford · George Frederick, 6 Queen'il road, Holton Mrs. Mary S. 14 Friday st. Coombe William ~I. 72 St. Clement's Caversharn, Reading Henley-on-Thames street, Oxford Gibbons M.rs. E. Star road, Caver· Honey.MissPhrebe,Drayton St.Leonard, Cooper .Alfred, Garsington, Wheatley sham, Reading Wallingford Cooper Jas. -r:;o Corn street, Witney Gibbs Mrs. Amy, 21 Queen's road, Hooton William,39NorthBar st.Banbry Cooper Mrs. M. Stonesfield, Woodstck Caversham, Reading Hopcraft Mrs. Jane, Philcot street, Cooper Phihp P. Post office, Langford, Gibbs Miss Harriet, 15 Rock hill, Deddington, Oxford Lechlade (Glo'stersh) Chipping Norton Hopkins Mrs.S.Long Handboro',Wdstk Cooper Mrs. V. Gt.Baseley,Wallngfrd Gibbs Mrs. J. ~ew street, Dedding- Horn Mrs. Ann, 12 George st. Sum- r'orbin J ames, 28 Market place, ton, Oxford mertown, Oxford Henlev-on-Thames Giddius H.G-46 Mill st.Osney, Oxford Home John, 19 High street, Witney Corni~h Wm. Gt. Haseley,Wallingford Gile.~ Charles, 5 Gravel hill, Henley· Horne Robert, Freeland, Woodstock Cos~ey Robt. 224 A hingdon rd.Oxford on-Thames Horton Mrs. Ada, East End, North Couldrev William, Nuneham Courte- Giles W. 4 & ') Soutbam rd. Banbury Leigh, Witney nav. Oxford Gilkes M. 24 Broughton rd. Banbury Howes Thomas, Islip road, Summer­ C~msins Frerlerick, 13 High street, St. Gilks J ames, Steeple As ton, Oxford town, Oxford Thoma!l', Oxford Gillam Mrs. S. Kirtlington, Oxford Howkins John, r6 Chilswell road, Crawford James. Merton, Bice!iter Gillett William E. 11 Church street, Grandpont, Oxford CrosS! Mrs. H. New Marston, Oxford New Hinksey, Oxford Howlett Edwd. Oakley, Wallingford Cros'! Mrs. Jane, :\fixbnrv, Bracklev Golder Mrs. Eliza, Fritwell, Banbury Howse Mrs. Eliza, 26 Blackfriars rd. Cross William, 72 E~sex ·!ltreet, Mag- Goodey F. Nuneharn Courtenay,Oxfrd St. Ebbe's, Oxford dalen road, Oxford GoodgameS.Headin15ton quarry,Oxfrd Huckin Mrs. Vines, Chadlington, Cnllimore Wil1iam C. r6 Chester st. Gosby J. Pbilip, 65 Greys road, Hen- Charlbury Iffiev road, Oxford ley-on-Thames Hudson E. 70 Bridge st. Osney,Oxfrd Davidson D. 57 a, St. Clement's ~t. Oxfd Gosling G. 3'2 Jericho st. Jericho, Oxfd Hughes Miss Bessie, 17 Gloucester Davies Jo!leph. 66 Marlborough roarl, ·Grant Henry, Newland "i!t. Eynsham street, Oxford Grnndpont. Oxford - Grantham W. Lower Heyford,Banbr'" Hughes William, Wroxton, Banbury Davis Miss B. 127 BotlPy rd. Oxford 1 Green W.E.Berrick Prior.Wallingford Hulin Mrs. Maud Mary, Post office, Daw Mr•. M. A.. 70 Park st. Tharne Greenaway A. Langford, Lecblade Milcombe, Banbury Dawe~ Job, Alvescot, Clanfield (Glo';;ter!lh) Hnmphries Mrs. Elizabeth, 44 Cher­ Dawson H. Post off Wnotton.Woodstck Greenaway Miss Nelly, 68 & 6g Friars well street, Banbury Dav Charles, r:; Wrllin ~on street street, St. Ebbe's, Oxford Hurnphris A.. jun. 24 Upper High 1t. ~ ' Jericho. Oxford Greening J. Temple Cowley, Oxford Tbame Deacon Mrs. Ann Louisa, 17 East st. Gregory Thomas, Great Tew,Enstone Humphris Jas. 3 Wood grn. Witney Grimsbury, Banbury Griffin Edward, Stonesfield, Woodstck Hunt ~frs. Elizh. Wvchwood, Witney Dean Josrpb, 26 North street,Bicester Griffin Jsph. Blackthorn~ Bicester Hunt .James,Kingham,Chipping Norton .
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