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GIB PRIVATE RESlDENTS. Gibs on Chas. J. Swalcliffe, Ban bury Goddard Sidney, Hillside, South Graham Mrs. 35 Walton Well road, Gifford Mrs. 76 Banbury road, St. View avenue, Caversbam, Reading St. Giles', Oxford Giles', Oxford Godden Fleming, Woodstock Graham Richard, 21. Stratfield road. Gilbert Frank, 43 West st. Grims­ Godfrey-Faussett Rev. Robert M.A. Summertown, Oxford bury. Ban bury Vicarage, Cassington, Oxford Grainger Mrs. u Tackley place, St Gilbert James Creed, 41 Regent st. Godfrey William .Albert H. 64 Fair- Giles', Oxford Cowley St. John, Oxford acres road, Iflley road, Oxford Granger Rev. Joseph D. Bernadino, Gilbert JDhn, 73 Abingdon road, Godlee Rickman J., B.A., M.S., Priest hill, Caversham, Reading Grandpont, Oxford F.R.C.S.Eng. C.oombe End farm, Granger E. B. Lit. Milton, Wallingfd Gilbert William Creasey, 44 West Whitchurch Grant E. E. B. Culham, .Abingdon street, Grimsbury, .Banbury Godley Alfred Dennis M.A. 4 Crick Grant John Cornelius, Norton house, Giles Miss, 31 Chalfont road, St. road, St. GilPs', Oxford New street, Chipping N orton Giles', Oxford Godsell James Nelson,The. Firs, Brize Graty Rev. Leo O.S.M. St. Philip~ Giles Miss, Lee place, Badgemore rd. Nor ton, Hampton S.O priory, Beg broke, Oxford Henley-on-Thames Godson Miss, High st. Bampton S.O Grave Rev. Oliver James M.A. 31 Giles Reuben, 17 A.lexandra square, Godson Nicholls S., Horley, Banbury Divinity road, Cowley road, Oxford Chipping N orton Goetz Mrs. 10 The Terrace, Park Graves John, 16 Boxhedge road, Giles William H. 63 Southmoor xd. town, Oxford Neithrop, Banbury St. Giles', Oxford GDlby Miss, 74 Bath road, Banbury Graves Miss, 30 Horse fair, Eanbury Gill Rev. Clarence Harcourt M.A. Golby Mrs. Adderbury East, Banbury Graves Mrs. 'l'he Elms, Warborough, Jesus college, Oxford Gold Harcourt G. Stanton house, Wallingford Gill George T. S. Lashbrook lodge Stanton St. John, Oxford Graves Mrs. Park villa, .Park IOad, Shiplake, Henley-on-Thames Golden Miss, The Lawn,Charlbury S.O Banbury Gill William, Frewin court, Oxford Golder Henry, 27 Bedford street, Graves Mrs. H. 26 Bath terrace. Bath Gillam Owen Charles, 5 Beechcroft Warwick street, Oxford road, Banbury road, Sunumertown, Oxford Golder Mrs. 8 Fairacres road, Iflley Gray Sir Waiter knt. J .P. The Lodge, Gillams Robert, 35 Leckford road, road, Oxford W oodstock road, SummertowB & St. Giles', Oxford Golder Mrs. Launton, Bicester so ~ ew Inn ~all 1!treet, Oxford. Gillett Rev. Edward Alfred M.A. Golding Mrs. Manor house, Hook Gray Rev. George Buchanan M.A., Vicarage, 1Veston-on-the-Green, Norton, Banbury D.Litt. 23 Norham road, Oxford Bicester Goldsborough George, II The Ter- Gray E. B.,M.D ..19 Beaumont st.Oxfd Gillett Albert J. II Causeway, race, Park town, Oxford Gray Job, 59 Marlborough '!"d. Grand- Grimsbury, Banbury Goldsworthy Charles George,3 Beech- pont, Oxford Gillett Henry Tregelles M.B. 15 King croft road, Summertown, Oxford Gray John C. 5 Black Hall rd. Oxfrd Ed~ard street, Oxford Goldsworthy John, 12 Oakthorpe rd. Gray Waiter, g Grove street, Oxford Gillett J. A. North Newington house, Summertown, Oxford Greatrex J. 76 Bath road, Ban bury Ban bury Gooch Frederick Charles, 63 North- Green Charles, ID Warneford road, Gillett John Padburv J .P. The Elms, • fi.2ld end, Henley-on-Thames St. Clement's, Oxford Oxford road, Banbury Good T. S. Asylum, Littlemore,Oxfrd Green F. M. 15 Church green,Witne.y Gillett Miss, 7 Bridge street, Witney Goodall Edward J. Sunnyside, High- Green John. Linden ho. Woodstock Gillett Miss, Fern cottage, Brize Nor- moor road, Caversham, Reading Green J oseph Frederick, 29 Warwick ton, Hampton S.O Goodall Horatio Charles, 16 King street, Oxford Gillett Miss, lm Oxford rd. Banbury Edward strePt, Oxford Green Joseph Henry, 22 Thorncliffe Gillett Miss, 2 West Bar st. Banbury Goodbody R. D. 1 Marlborough road, road, Summertown, Oxford Gillett Mrs. II Fair mile, Henley-on- Banbury Green Martin Holdich M.A. 'l'rini~y Thames Goodchild Wm. ~or Iflley rd. Oxford college, Oxford Gillett Mrs. South view, Newland, Goodman S.W.54Cornmarket st.Oxfd Green Miss, 33 Iffi.ey road, Oxford Witney Goodman Samuel Mark, 24 Staverton Green Miss, Kingston Blount, Wal- Gillett Mrs. 219 Woodstock road, road, St. Giles', Oxford lingford Summertown, Oxford Goodrich Edwin S., M.A. Merton col- Green Miss, 9 Polstead road, St. Giflett Sidnev B.Sc.Lond. Newland, lege, Oxford Giles', Oxford • WitnPy Good"in Miss, 99 Iffley road, Oxford Green Miss, Shillingford, Wallingford Gillett Thomas, Killlenny farm, BrizP G·oodwin Miss, 10 Keble road, St. Green Mrs. 9 Banlmry rd. St. Giles', Norton, Bampton S.O Giles', Oxford Oxford Gillett William Henry, Station road, Gordon George Williamj York house, Green Mr~. 105 Cowley road, Oxford Eynsham S.O St. Aldate's street, Oxford Green Mrs. Deddington, Oxford Gillman Misses, :no Banbury road, Gordon Miss, Marston. Oxford Green Mrs. 25 Leckford road, St. Summertown, Oxford Gordon-Lennox Col. Lord Algernon Giles', Oxford 'Gillman Mrs. Freelands, Iffiey road, Charles, Broughton castle, Banbury Green Mrs. 47 Middleton- road, Oxford Gosling Col. George J.P. Stratton Grimsbury, Banbury Gillman Richard William, r6 Lons­ Audley park, Bicester Green Mrs. 13 Museum road, Oxford dale road, Summertown, Oxford Gosset Colonel F., R.E. Shirburn st. Green Mrs. 96 Southmoor road, St. Gillott Mrs. 71 Middleton road, Wa tlington, Wal1ingfOJ·d GilPs', Oxford Grimsbury, Banbury Gosset Lieut.-Col. Edward F. The Green Waiter, Upthorpe,Albert road, Ginger Mrs. r6 Oxford road, Banbury Gables, Eynsham S.O Caversham, Reading Giveen Mrs. 195 Banbury road, Sum­ Goswell William Ernest, Chiltern vil. Green William, 15 Hill Top road, St. mertown, Oxford Newnham Murren, Wallingford Clement's, Oxford Glanville Miss,Berrick Salome,Wlngfd Gotch Francis M.A., F.R.S., D.Sc. Greenall Peter, Thame cottage, War- Glass Benjamin, Shirburn street, The Lawn, 89 Banbury rd. Oxford borough, Wallingford Watlington, Walling-ford Goucher Mrs. Aston Rowant, Wal. Greene Herbert Wilson M.A., B.C.L. Glen J. H. Wychwood house, Chal- lingford Magdalen college, Oxford bury S.O Goudy Henry D.C.L. All Souls' col- Greenham Rev. Fredk. John M.A.. 'Glossop Rev. Saml. Souldern,Banbury leg-e, Oxford The Vicarage, Cmpredy, Leamingtn Glover D. 19 Calthorpe road,Banbury Gough Charles, 79 Iffley road, Oxford Greenhill Miss, Charlton, Oxford Glyn Sir Gervas Powell' bart. Burcott Gough Mrs. The Lodge. Souldern, Greenidge Mrs. 4 Black Hall road, close, Abingdon i:lanburv Oxford • Gmelin Rev. Charles Henry Stuart Gould A. P. The Grange,Clanfield S.O Greening P. Middle Cowley, Oxford M.A. 272 Banbury road, Summer­ Gould Jas. C. 125 Iffiey road, Oxford Greenshields J ames, Chadlingtou, town, Oxford Goundrey Misses, 32 Thorncliffe road, Charlbury S.O Gmelin Rev. l<'rederick, 29 'Polstead Summertovm, Oxford Greenwell Edward Eyre, Grahan:•- road, St. Giles', Oxford Goundrey Wm. Sheldon, 7 Frencbay field, Gormg, Reading Goatby Allan, Sonnblick, Shiplake road, St. Giles', Oxford Grt>enwood Charles, Lower house, hill, Rotherfi.eld Peppard, Henley­ Goundry Arthnr Percy, 277 Banbury Easington, Wallingford on-Thames road, Summertown, Oxford Greenwood F. R. 291 Cowley rd.Oxfd Ggdby Michat>l John, Marsh Baldon Gradon John Thomas M.A. 5 Keble Greenwood Mrs. Clifton villa, Vicar- honse, Ml\r~h Baldon, Oxford road, St. GilPs', Oxford agP. road, HenlPy-nn-ThaTDf'!l •Goddard Henry, The Cottage, Shil­ Graham -, New Mi;Is hou!le, Rather- Greet Wm. Shilling(ord, Wallingford lingford, Wallingford field Peppard, Henley-on-Thames Gregory Miss, 7 Church grn. Wituy Goddard James, The Briars. South Graham H. Bucknell manor, Bicester Gregory Mrs. Church Enstone, Eu- View avenue, Caversham, Reading Graham Miss, 69 Iffley road, Oxford stone S.O Goddard Mrs. King's end, Bicester Graham Mrs. 19 Bardwell road, St. Grenfell B.P., M.A.~Holywellst.OWI Giles', Oxford .
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