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Private Residents 876 HAM . PRIVATE RESIDENTS. [DEVONSHIRE• Hambly Thomas, Glen house, Coombe Hancock George Donne, Mount view, Harding William, 5 Sydney terrace. vale, Teignmouth Uffculme, CuJlompton New street, Paignton Ha.mbly Wilfred, Mount Radford, Hancock James, Weston house, Drew Harding William Putt, Emscote. Plymouth road, Totnes street, Brixham Fortescue road, Preston, Paignton Hamblyn John Richard, Hemerdon, Hancock Mrs. The Homestead, Little- Hardwich Miss, Roseneath, Ootmaton Brimley road, Bovey Tracey ham, Exmouth road, Sidmouth Hamblyn Misses, 46 Torquay road, Hancorn Mrs. 2 Clairville, Brunswick Hardy E. G. 28 The Green, Shaldon, Newton Abbot square, Torquay Teignmouth Hamer Mrs. The Uitspan, Bishops- Handcock Charles, Elm view, Bridge- Hardy Francis James, Gittisham hili, teignton, Teignmouth town, ·Totnes Honiton Hamersley Lt.-Col. Jn. Hy. Linden- Handford Ernest, 2 Sunnymead, Hardy Misses, 8 Haldon ter. Dnwli~h wood, West hill, Budleigh Salterton Newport road, Barnstaple Hal'dy Mrs. St. Basil, St. Andrew's Hamerton William A. Batang Kali, Handford G. H. Keevil, Bridge road, road, Paignton Herbert road, Chelston, Torquay Torquay Hardy Mrs. Wessiters lodge, Seaton Hamilton Capt. Christopher H. The Handford Henry, Norbury, Lyndhurst Hare Bertram Frederick Trelawny, Cove, Torcross, Kingsbridge road, Exmouth Curtisknowle, Halwell Hamilton Rev. Gavin, 18 Foxbeare Handford Joseph J. Church Gates, Hare Miss, Brancaster, Priory road. road, Ilfracombe Great Torrington St. Mary Church, Torquay Hamilton Rev. Robert A., M.A. Fair- Hands Miss, 30 High street, Dawlish Hare Mrs. Marcus, Court grange. field lodge, Countess Wear, Exeter Hanham Rev. H. H. Rectory, Dolton Abbots Kerswell, Newton Abbot Hamilton Alexander Kelso D.L., J.P. Hankey Charles Austin, Highfield, Hargraves Mrs. Rotorna, King's road. The Retreat, Topsham Middle Warberry road, Torquay Paignton Hamilton Constantine De Courcy, Hankey Miss, Bittleford lodge, Lens- Hargreaves Mrs. Oaseytown, Whit- Southcott ho. Southcott, Bideford don, .A.shburton church, Tavistock Hamilton J. K. St. Rumons, Tavistck Hankey Mrs. Leusdon lodge, Leus- Hargreaves Mrs. 4 San Remo terrace. Hamilton Miss, Exton, Bridge road, don, .Ashburton Dawlish Torquay Hanks Frederick G., B.A. Grammar Barker Rev. Frank Edward ~<\..T.S. Hamilton Mrs.7 BayView ter.Northam school, Fore street, Totnes The Manse, 26 East st. Ashburton Hamilton Mrs. St. Mildred, Furze- Hann John Geo. Pine park, Honiton Barley Miss, Rastrick,Cricketfield rd. ham, Brixham Hanna George Henry M.D. Alma Torquay Hamilton Robert Caradoc, Collaven honse, Beacon hill, Exmouth Harlowe-Turner Major John J.P. Cliff manor, Sourton, Bridestowe Hannaford Charles John, Rocklands, house, Cliff road, Paignton Hamilton S. D. Forster rd. Salcombe Chulmleig-h Harmer Rev. .A.ugustus .A.rthur, 2 Hamilton W.F.3Parkwood pl.Tavistck Hannafo•rd Henry Herbert J.P. Souih· North street, South Molton Hamilton-Dundas Mrs. Duddings- combe, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Harper Rev. Sidney Ernest,Burnstone toun, Vane Hill road, Torquay Ashburton house, Sunflower road, Barnstaple Hamilton-Gell Rev. Fielding Arthur Hannaford Jn. I Parkfield ter. Topshm Harper Chas. Prospect vil. Braunton Wolfe M.A., J.P., Mus.Bac. Win- Hannaford Mrs. New quay, Dod- HarperJ . .A..24Cambridge gro.Ilfracmb slade, Clyst St. Mary, Exeter brooke, Kingsbridge Harper Jn. R. 17 Bear st. Barnstapl& Hamilton-Kenny Mrs.Kilronan, Head- Hannaford Mrs. The Bungalow, Pres- Harper R. Eden vil. Exminster,Exetr land Park road, Preston, Paignton ton Down road, Preston, Pa1gnton Harper Walt. J. Westmead, J3raunton Hamley Misses, Moorview, Thrushel- Hannaford Mrs. The Hill, Chulmleigh Harpour G.C. 3 Fords pk.Ne""tn.A.bbt ton, Lew Down Hannaford Mrs. Adams, 2 South pl. Harpur F. Harold, Avon villa, Avon- Hamley Mrs. I I Saltram terrace, Dodbrooke, Kings bridge wick, South Brent Ridgeway, Plympton St. Mary Hannaford Mrs. S. E. Strathendrick, Harrer Felix E. Io Dendy rd.Paignton Hamley P. Moorla.nd pk. South Brent Kingshridg-e Harries Rev. Ernest Charles M . ..l. Hamlin Charles, Gothic cottage, Par· Hannaford Thomas, Katcoomba,West- West Buckland school, West Buck- liament street, Crediton ville, Kingsbridge land, South Molton Hamling Joseph Green, The Close. Hannaford William Crimp, 5 Decoy Harries Rev. Frederick George B . .A.. Newport, Barnstaple road, Newton Abbot Rectory, WPst Buckland, S. Molton Hamlyn Rev. Jas. Fredk. M.A. Th~> Hannam Jn. 29 Victoria rd. Exmouth Harries E. A. H.B Broad st.Sth.Molton Rectory, Portlemouth, Salcombe Hanson E. R. Fore st. Chulmleigh Harris Admiral Sir Robert Hastings Hamlyn Charles, Holly cottage, Hanson .TamPs, Glencairn,Babbacombe K.C.B., K.C.M.G., J.P. The Brake, Thrushelton, Lew Down road, Torquay Yelverton Hamlyn FrankW.5 Queen's ter. Totnes Hanson Mrs. 2 The A. venue, Tiverton Harris Lieut. Cecil D. Piokou, Lang'~ Hamlyn James, 25 Gloucester road. Harbord Frederick, Glencoe, Crofts road, Pre,ston, Paignton Newton Abbot Lea park, Ilfracombe Harris Rev. Seymour Frederick M.~"-·~ Hamlyn Jsph. Fullaford,Buckfastleigb Harbottle Edward Hall F.R.I.B.A B.C.L. Rectory, Cotleigh, Honiton Hamlyn Miss, 13 The Green, Shaldon BridgehiH Garth, Elm Grove road., Harris Rev. William Edward C. Bir- Teignmouth Topsham · kenfell, Conway road, Paignton Hamlyn Miss, NestC!n, Radden-Stile Harbott]e Miss, Meadowside, Victoria Harris Albert Harry, 6 Sea Lawn ter- lane, Exmouth place, Budleigh Salterton race, Dawlish Hamlyn Mrs. Clovelly court, Clovelly Hardcastle -G'harles L. Elm bank, Harris Alfred, Woodstock, Cary park. Hamlyn Tom Parker, Craig moor, Totnes road, Paignton St. Mary Church, Torquay Parklands, Okehampton Hardcastle William Moore, Dart villa. Har1·is C. 3 Endsleigh ter. Tavistock Hamlyn Wm. Hapstead,Buckfastleigh Dittisham, Dartmouth Harris Charles, Beckley ter.Holswrthy Hamlyn William Bussell. Widecombe Hardenfeldt Robert, Rydon, Stoke Harris Chas. J .P. Roseland, Kingsbdg cot. Barrington rd.Ilsham,Torguav Gabriel, Totnes Harris E.Lower Coombe,Bovey Tracey Hammersley Maj .-Gen.Frederick C.B. Hardie Gordon Henry, Moorland, Harris Fitz, Windsor lodge, Dod- Durrant, Northam Belstone, Okehampton brooke, Kingsbridge Hammick Step hen J .P. St. Stephen's, Harding' Col. John Stafford G., J.P. Harris Frank, Crathie, Dendy road, Ridgeway, Plympton St. Mary 2 Bath terrace, Instow Paignton Hammond Col. Hy ..A..Moretonhampstd Harding Charles, Burwood, Honiton Harris Geo. 4 Rougemont, Axminster Ha.mmond Rev. Henry Benj. Wm. The Harding C. Deveron, Christow, Exetr Harris George, Southcott, Holsworthy Bectory,Stockleigh Pomeroy,Oreditn Harding Frederick G. Orchard villa, Ilarris George Hardy, Woodway, Hammond Rev. Thos. Geo.M.A.Oxon. Exeter road, Crediton Woodway road, Teignmouth 21 Powderham road, Newton Abbot Harding Hubert By. Strand, Topsham Harris G. N. 6 West pk. Horrabridge Hammond Charles Edward Lncas Harding J. Georgeham, Braunton Harris George Thomas, Kelso, .A.lex- B.A.. Rock cot. Warfleet,Dartmouth Harding Miss, 10 Kingsley terrace, a.ndria road, Sidmouth Hammond Francis Blakeman, Brae- Westward Ho! Harris Henry, 18 St. Paul st. Tivertn mar, Teignmouth road, Torquay Harding Miss, 6 Springfield terrace, Harris Hubert,7Decoy rd.NewtonAbbt Hammond Matthias, Casterton, York South Brent Harris J. H. 4 Endsleigh ter.Tavistck road, Babbacombe, Torquay Harding Mrs.I7 Raleigh ter.Exmouth Harris Jas. The Hut, Whimple,Exeter Bammond Misses,1Union pl.Barnstple Harding Mrs. The Chalet, Braddon's Harris James Crofts, Rockfield. Hammond Wm. Franklin cot.Brauntn Hill road east, Torquay Woolacombe Hamyon Miss,39 Victoria rd.Exmouth Harding Mrs. Winscott, Beer Harris James Henry, Glyn-Garth, Hanbury-Tracy Hon. Hubert G. E. HardingP.L.Ingleside,East end,Honitn Vicarage road, Chelston, Torquay Longwood, Vane Hill road, Torquay Harding Richard, Ooac·hfi.eld house, Harris John, 12 Jubilee ter.Sidmoutb Ha.ncock Rev. Philip W. P., M.A. Clyst Honito·n, Exeter Harris John, 39 New road, Brixba:m Rectory, Georgenympton, S. Molton Harding Thomas L. Elmington, St. Harris John George, Chy-A.n-Carrig, Hancock Ernest Legassicke J.P. Rhyll, .Agnes lane, ChPlston, Torquay Elm Grove road, Topsham East Anstey, Dulverton (Somerset) · .
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