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PRIVATE Residll.NTS. WAL 403 OXYORDSIII'RE.J PRIVATE RESIDll.NTS. WAL 403 Turner Thomas Henry, Lynwood, V<>nables :\lis,, 46 Beech Croft roarl, Walford Edwin A. 121 West Ear st. Henley road, Caversham, Reading Summertown, Oxford Banbury Turner Thomas William, The GablP.s. Vr.nablPs Richard, The Elms, Abing- Walford FredPrick G. 70 Brought.m Deddin2ton, Oxford · don road, Oxford road, Banbury Turnour Miss. 56 St. Mark's road, Venables Sidney G. 8 Warnborough Walford Mrs. 4 Dashwood rd.Banbury HenlPy-on-Thames road, St. Giles', Oxford Walford Mrs. 21 Oxford rd. Banbury Turpin Miss, 8 Thorncliffe rd. Sum- V enables Sydney, Donnington lodge,, Walford T. H. Pair holm, Eodicote, mertown, Oxford Iffiey road, Oxford Banbury Turrell Waiter John M.A., M.D. I Vennpr Mis~, lOO Kingston road, s~ Walford Walter Thomas, Northfield, St. Clement's street, Oxford Giles', Oxford Kidmore rd. Caversham, RPading Turrill Mrs. James, 31 Walton Well \'-enning James Arthur M.A., M.B. Walker Rev. Edward Mewburn M.A. road, St. Giles', Oxford StePple Ao;;ton, Oxford • 9 Merton street, Oxford Turrill Waiter, 234 Woodstock road. Verey Rev. Cecil Henry ~I.A. Vicar- Walker Alfred, 31 Thorncliffe road, Summertown, Oxford age, lHoxham, Banbury Summertown, Oxford Tustian Mrs. Littlp Bnnrton, Banhury Verner Maj.-Gen. Thos. Edwd. C.B. Walker Edward, Wheatley T~inin!! Ernest, 76 Lcmsdale road, Harpsden heights, Henley-on-Thms Walker Ernest M . .A., Mus.Doc. 28 St. Summertown. Oxford Vernon Horace M., M.A., M.D. 22 Margaret's rd. St. Giles', Oxford Twinin~ F. Whitlock, ?9 Port18nd rd. Norham road, St. Giles', Oxford Walker Emest A. 173 Banbury road, Summntown, Oxford Verschoyle Rev. Charles John M.A. Summr.rtown, Oxford Twining Francis,Summertown house, The To-wer ho. North Aston,Oxford Walker Ernest William Ainley D.)f. Banbury road, Summertown,Oxford Verschoyle Mrs. 19 Polstead rd. St. 31 Holywell street, Oxf()rd Twining Gilbert, 2 Lonsdale road, Giles', Oxford Walker F'rancis William, 41 Western Summertown, Oxford Vidal Mrs. 23 Staverton road, St. road, Grandpont, Oxford Twining Henry, 99 King>~ton road. Giles', Oxford Walker Georgt>, Croft road, Thame St. Giles', Oxford Villiers Viscount J.P. Middleton Walker Harry J. xg6 Woodstock rd. Twining Sidney, 30 Lonsdale road, Stoney, Bicester Summertown, Oxford· Summertown) Oxford Vincent Charles Frederick M.A. 24 Walker Henry, 48 Thorncliffe road, Tydd Mrs. 5 Staverton road, St. St. John street, St. Giles', Oxford Summerto"l\ n, Oxford Giles', Oxford Vincent Cyril, 3 Polstead road, St. "\-Valker James, 44 Hamilton road, Tyler .Arthur A. 14 Leopold street, Giles', Oxford Summertown, Oxford Cowley St. John, Oxford Vincent Frederick F'erris, I Polstead Walker James M.A. 30 Nor ham gar-- Tyler Jas. Eli, 6o Botley rd. Oxford road, St. Giles', Oxford dens, St. Giles', Oxford Tyl<>r Mrs. SpPncer, A.nglP ho. Wnod- Vincent George Wm. The Nook. Walker Jas. C. 86 Bath rd. Banbury stock road, Summnto>~" n, Oxfurd Conisboro' av. Caversham, Reading, Walker Jas. John M.A. 74 Lonsdale Tyndale Miss, 8 Canterbury road, St. Vincent Louis, 18 Chalfont TOad, St. road, Summertown, Oxford Giles', Oxford Giles', Oxford Walker James William, Normanstead,. Tyndale Mrs. 8 F'yfield rd. St. Gile11', Vincent Miss, 3 Black Hall rd.Oxford Grey's hill, Henley-on-Thames Oxford Vincent Miss. 37 Divinity road, Cow- Walker John Cecil, The Mount. Tyndall Mi~!< 1 79 St. ClPment's rd. ley road, O:d()rd Rothertie!d road, Henley-on-Thames Oxforu Vincent Mrs. Cedar lodge, Steeple Walker Mi!I~,Adderbury East,Banbury, Tyrrell AlfrPd, 1 I W ~stern road, As ton, Oxford Walker Miss, 255 Cowley rd. Oxford Grandpont, Oxford Vincent Uweri, :n') Cowley rd. Oxford ·wall, er ~liss, High street, W oodstock Tyrrell Charles, 223 Banbury road. Vine F'rederick William, Crown lane, Walker Misses, Vicarage, Toot Eal- Summertown, Oxford Bem;on, Wallingford don, Oxford Tyrrell Jas. 206 Abingdon rd.Oxford Vin~r Calr~b A. 32 Bridge st. Witney Walker Mrs. 12 Chalfont road, St. Tyrwhitt Waiter S. S., M.A., R.B.A. Vin~r Percy, \Yoodstock rd. Witnr.y Giles', Oxford 225 Iffiey road, Oxford Viner Wm. H.234 Abingdon rd.Oxfrd Walker ~frs. Henley house, Wood· Udell George Edward. ~I London pl. Vines Sydney Howard M.A., D.Sc., stock road, Snmmert{)wn, Oxford St. Clement's, Oxford F.R. S. Headington hill, Oxford Walker Mrs. !slip, Oxford Underldl Charles ~aitland, 16 St. VmJ2Tl.doff l'rofoosor Paul II.D., Walker Mrs. Manor house,Duns Tew- Mar2'aret's road, St. Giles', Oxford D.G. L., F. BA. Court place, Iffiey, Oxford Underhill Georg-c Ed"l\"ard M:.A. xc Oxford Walker Mrs. 34 ·west end, Witne:-· Northmoor road, Oxford Virgo Eustace R1bert, 51 Fairacres 'Walker ~irs. S. 20 High st. Thamp Underhill Henry M. J. 231 Woodatock road, Iffiey road, Oxford WalkPr Thomas, 295 Woodstock road. road, Summertown, Oxford Vokins Mrs. 25 Wood green, Witney Summertown, Oxford L"nderhill Sydney Francis, 203 Wood- Wace Rev. Henry Chas. M.A. Erase- Walker Thomas Hinton, 66 .-\.rgyle stock road, Summertown, Oxford nose college, Oxford street, Chester street, Oxford Dnderwo;Jd Fra~.O!ivPr, Hnddlestone. Wace Mrs. 18 Linton road, St. Giles', Wall,er Timothy, 25 White House rd. Albert road, Caversham, Reading Oxford Grandpont, Oxford Ppchurch Frederick, noa, West st. Wade Mr~. 72 Bath road, Banbury Walker William Charles, 161 Divinity Grimsbury, Banbnry 'Yade Nugent Chas. Woden house, road. Oowley road, Oxford Upstone Miss, 9 Kingstone road, St. Goring, Reading Walker William Henry, 155 Banbnry- Giles', Oxford Wadham Alfred, 162 Divinity road, road, Summertown, Oxford Upton Rev. Chas. Barnes B.A.., B.Sc. Cowley road. Oxford Walker William Waine.. The Cedar11~ Lond. St. George's,Littlemore,Oxfd Wadley John Henry, Milldown road, Reading road, Henley-on-Thames Upton Joh•1 W. 2 Crouch st. Banbury Goring-, RPading Walklett FranciR" Tho!l. 64 St. John'S: Upton Miss, St. George's, Littlemore, Waefelaer Gerard, Manor house, road, St. Giles', Oxford Oxford Ducklington, Witney Walklett ~•Irs.IIO Abingdon rd.O:xf rd Ure Mrs. Hill head, Adderbnl-y West, Wag-staff William J. 46 St-. John st. Walkl~y William Henry. Castle house, llanbury St Giles', Oxford Cornhill, Banbnry Urquhart F'. F'.JM.A.Balliol col.Oxford Wain William Edward, Purley, .AlbPrt Wall E. 103 Warwick rd. Banbury U~hPr Richard, The• llom!'stead. road, Caversham, Reading Wallace Lindsey, 6 The Terrace, Park Bodicote, Banburv Wainwright Wm. Longworth, Upton town, Oxford V~llis Mrs. South View villa, Head- lo. Reading rd. Henley-on-Tha.mes Wallace Mrs. 6 Bradmore road, St. ington Quarry, Oxford Waite Thoma!.', Sheringham, Wood- Giles', Oxford Valpy John Hy. Julius M.A. 6 North- cote road, Caversham, Reading Wallace Mrs. J6 Frenchay road, St. iield end, Henley-on-Thames Wake Walt. J. 303 Cowley rd.Oxford Giles', Oxford Vanderstegen Hy. Brigham Douglas Wakelin John, IOC). Corn !'lt. Witney Wallace ~rs. Halh farm, Badgernore, J.P. Cane End ho.Kidmore,Reading Wakelin Mrs. rag Corn stre!'t,Witnl'·v He:aley-on-Thames Vassall Gilbert Claude M.A.rt Cbarl- Wakelin Wm. T.38 Bridge st.Eanbur) Wallace Mrs. 26 Norham road, St. bury road, St. Giles', Oxford Wakelin William. Chiltern cottage, Giles', Oxford Vassall LPonard, 8 Hamilton road, Kingston Blount, Walling{ord Wallace Mrs. Wayside, Lower Ship- Snmmertown, Oxford Wakeling George Henry M.A. 5 lake, Henle-v-on-Tbames Vaughan Arthur B.A., D.Sc. 315 Northmoor rd. St. Giles', O:xfoJ'd Wailer Col. Stanier R.E., C.V.O. 28 Wood~tock rd. Rnmmert.own, Oxfrrl Walden Allan Frederick M.A .. Ne~ Bardwell road, St. Giles', Oxford VPltom Oliver, The Quarry, Ea'!t college, Oxford Wailer Capt. John Hampden M.V.O., End. North Leigh, Witney Waldman Philip,253 Cowley rd.Oxfrd J.P. Lf'e Place, Charlbury Venables Cuthbert Edwd. 26 Norham Waldron .Alfr!'d, L"Je, Wood8tock rd. Wallis E. Boward, Chimes, Priory gardens, St. Giles', Oxford Summprtown, Oxford avenue, ('aversham, Reading Venables John, 1E Portland road, Walford Rev. C., M.A. Ascott, Oxford Wallis Harold Whishaw, 6 Station rd. Summertown, Oxford l Benley~n-Thames OXON. .
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