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172 MASON'S DIRECTORY. Coach and Horses, W orton lane, Fox and Goose, Hanger lane, Ealing. lsleworth. Henry W alkeP Charles Boswell Cocoa Nut, Middle Mill lane, Fair· Fox and Hounds, High street, Old field, Kingston. Thomas Thomas Brentford. W. Grover Cricketers, Ea.ling common. J ames Fox and Hounds, Seething wells, Gillingham Kingston. T. West Cricketers, Fairfield, Kingston. Jas. George, Isleworth. C. Butler Mitchelson George and Dragon, Brentford End. Cricketers, Richmond green. George Benjamin Millard Lamb George and Dragon, Kingston bi11. Crown and Anchor, High st., New Mrs. T. Goer Brentford. WlJ.liam Minchin George the :Fourth, High st., Old Crown, Hampton. Wm. Taylor Brentford. W. Edwards Crown, Red Lion street, Richmond. George, King street, Twickenham. AnneNewman Wm. Foot Crown and Thistle, Clarence street, Goose and Gridiron, Richmond sq. Kingston. George Weaver W.Kemp Crooked Billet, Ham. C. Wilson G1-and J tmction .Arms, Bridge ter Crystal Palace, George street, Rich· . race, New Brentford. ·w alter mond. W. Parsons. Prendergast CumberlandArms, Kew. W. Raper Green Man, U xbridge road, Ealing. Dolphin, Clarence street, Kingston. J ames Tompkins Mrs. T. Dunlop Grapes, w· ood st., KingstQn. John Druid's Head, Market pl., Kingston. James F. N. Dowley Greyhound, George 'St., Richmond. Duke of Clarence, New Hampton. F. Furze C. Weston Greyhound, Market place, Kingston Duke of Norfolk, Norbiton. Wm. M. Richards Howard Greyhound,Hampton Court. Richd. Duke of Wellington, Teddington. Coombes J. Erby Grey Horse, Ham road, Kingston. Duke of York, London road, Twick· James Neale enham. Richard Pines Griffin, Market place, Kingston. Duke's Head, Twickenham corn· John Williams mon. James .A.dams Grove, Hampton grove, Surbiton. Dysart Arms, Petersham. J. Bush C. Tomkinson neU Half Moon, Brentford End. John Eight Bells, Bell lane, Twickenlmm. Weatherley Thomas Horne Half Moon and Seven Stars, High Eight Bells, Ea.ling. C. Collins street, Old Bren..tford. Robert Eight Bells, High st., Old Brent Pearce ford. Robert Kinner Hand and Flower, High street, Old Feathers, Ealing. Fred. Dark Brentford. H. J oseph Taylor Feathers, High st., Old Brentford. Holly Bush,Worton lane, Isleworth. T. Piper · James Mills Fighting Cocks, London road, King Hoop, Kew road, Richmond. C. ston. T. Blake Child Five :Bells, Victoria pi., Richmond. Hope, Marsh gate, Richmond. Miss Mrs. M. Quintin M . .A_, Thomas Fox, Church street, Twickenham. Hope and Anchor, Brookshot road, Matilda Bruckland Old Brentford. George .A_llen Fox a.nd Duck, Petersham. Eliza Horse and Groom, South street, beth Wright • Isleworth. Selina Warren .

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