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WORCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY's Elkingron Frederick D.L., J 332 ELK WORCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S Elkingron Frederick D.L., J. P. Sion hill, Evers C.Bedcoteho.B'ham.rd.Stourbdge Fetherstonehaugh Shirley Arthur Wolverley, Kidderminster Evers Miss, Red hill, Stourbridge Stephenson,Hoptonct.Leigh, Worcstr Elkington Hyla,Milbourneldge. Church Evers Frank J.P. White hall, Old Swin- FiddianSaml. 4 Parkfieldter. Stourbdge street, Great Malvern ford, Stourbridge Fiddian William, C.E. Westgrove, Old Elkington James Balleny J.P. Bordesley Evers-Swindell James Evers D.L., J.P. Swinford, Stourbridge hall, Alvechurch S.O The Castle, Old Swinford,Stourbridge Fidoe Alfred, 18 Chester rd. Kddrmnstr Elkington Leigh Harold, Manor house, Evers-Swindell James Swindell, The Fidoe Thomas,46Bransford rd.St.John's, V' Fladbury, Pershore Limes, Red hill, Stourbridge Worcester El~ood J.EweTree ho.Cleobry.rd.Bwdly Everton George, 68 Sidbury, Worcester Field Capt.G.L.Talton ho.Strtfrd-on-A... Elliot John RA. Bury hall, Wolverley, Everton In. D. Lower Hill st.Stourbrdge Field Charles, 16 Unicorn hI. Redditch Kidderminster Eveson George John, The Mount,Broms- }<'ield Charles,jun.The Landscape,Stoney Elliot William, Worcester road, Ped- grove road, Halesowen hill, Bromsgrove more, Stourbridge EVesOll Mrs. The Hollies, Pedmore, FieldG.TheWhite ho.Hanbury,Brmsgrv Elliott J. H. Ryde viI. Dixon'sGrn.Dudly Stourbridge Field James, I Load street, Bewdley Elliott W. Mitton 10. Severn la. Stourprt Ewing Miss, Craigie,The Lees,Gt.Mlvrn Field Misses, South Laurels, West Mal- Ellis Cecil, 36 Bath road, Worcester Exton Rev. John Gaskell, Avon villas, vern, Malvern Ellis George, Bello Squardo, St. Ann's Little Hampton, EVe15ham Field Mrs. Holy cross, Clent, Stourbdge road, Great Malvern . Eyles Misses, Chapel house, West Mal- Field Mrs. Pensham, Pershore EllisJ.3Duncombe st.Wollastn.Strbrdge vern, Malvern Field Thos. Edwd. Church rd. Redditch Ellis Jas. 24 Titford rd. Langley, B'ham Eyre-Smith Mrs. Stoultonbourne, High- Field Timothy, 25 Vicarage street,Lang- Ellis Miss, Hill view, Clent, Stourbridge field rd. Malvern Link, Gt. Malvern ley, Birmingham Ellis Mrs. Holy cross, Clent,Stourbridge Faber Rev. Henry Mitford M.A., F. C.S. Fieldwick Rev.George Thomas,Vicarage, Ellis Thomas, 71 Broadwell rd. Oldbury I College grounds, Great Malvern Chaseley, Tewkesbury Elvidge Robert, 36 Hill st. tltourbridge Faber Mrs. Shrawley house, Worcester Figgures John Frederick, Rose villa, Emery Rev. Jsph. Porter's fields,Dudley road, Malvern Link, Great Malvern Paxford, Blockley S.O Emery Charles, Albany lodge, Brewery Fanshawe John !,'. Park hall, Upton Fillmore Frederick, Sunnyside, Lower walk, Worcester Warren, Bromsgrove Hagley, Hagley, St'lurbridge Emery Thos. 2 Parkfield ter.Stourbrdge Faram C. Riversleigh, Battenhall road, Finch Rev. William M.A. The Monks, Emms Mrs. 2 Milford villas, Ombersley Worcester Chaddesley Corbett, Kidderminster road, Worcester Farmer Frederick, Hazelwood, Brom- Finch George, The Firs, London road, Emperor Mrs. 15 Cole hill, Worcester yard road, St. John's, Worcester Worcester Emuss Miss, St. Andrew's st. Droitwich Farmer Miss,Holy cross, Clent, Strbdge Finch Miss, Avondale, Bredon, Twksbry England John, 4 Colmore villas, Brom- Farmer Mrs. I Field ter.Bath rd.Wrcstr Finch Mrs. Inkford, Redditch yard road, St. John's, Worcester Farmer Samuel, 2 Avondale villas,Ches- Finch Mrs. 14 The Tything, Worcester England Rbt. 10'] Tat Bank rd.Oldbury nut walk, Worcester Finch Richard, Belgrave house, Great English Wm. Hy. Queen st. Redditch FarnanPercy, Cromers Green, Pendock, House road, St. John's, Worcester Epps Mrs. 6 Green hI. Bath rd. Worcestr Tewkesbury Finch Thomas Freeman, Hill view, Vio- Epps Mrs. Prospeet place, Green hill, Farr Alfred,Fernleigh, Feckenham road, tona road, Malveru Link, Gt. Malvern London road, Worcester Headless Cross, Redditch Finch Wm.W. I Lansdowne ter. Wrestr Esp E.Crawfordlo.Malvern rd.Worc8str Farr Samuel, Stanfield house, Corner incher Mrs. Eckington, Pershore Espley Alfred, High street, Evesham road, St. John's, Worcester Fincher Misses, Southlands, Ombersley Essam C.LowerHagley,Hagley,Strbrdge !<'arrant Mrs. Heather bank, 'Velland, road, Worcester Essex G. B. Brooklands, Leigh,Worcestr Great Malvern Findon Alfred,:'.1 Elderfield viIs. Coventry Essex Hichd. Arthur, Boxash tit Happy Farrington Alfred, Cole hill villa, Cole street, Kidderminster Land north, St. John's, Worcester hill, Worcester Findon John, Linden ay. Kidderminstel' Ethridge John, 89 Broadwell rd.Oldbury Farrington R. 46 Bromford rd. Oldbury Findull Mrs. 8 Yew Tree rd.Kddrmnstr J Evans Hev. Albert Weaver, The Manse, aulkner James, Charlton house. Charl- Finney Mrs. Chnrchfields ho.Bromsgrve Victoria rd. Malvern Link,Gt.Malvern ton, Pershore Finney Mrs. Raleigh villas, Finstall, Evans Rev. Evan D. Priestley, 103 Faulkner Mrs. The Priory, Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove Chester road, Kidderminster BroIllSgrove Finnie Mrs. The Abbey, Malvern Wells, ;I' Evans Rev. Richard, Farm bed, Upper Fawcett Francis Best, 44 Comberton Malvern Mitton, Stourport road, Kidderminster Firkins Albert, I Rosewood villas, New- Evans A. 16 Shrubbery st. Kiddermnstr Fawcett Mrs. Lower Comberton,Kidder- town, Great Malvern Evans Charles, TheShubbery, Shrub hill minster Firkins Henry James, Mayfield house, road, Worcester Fawkes George, I Graham villa, Brans- Mayfield road, Worc'3Ster "-' Evans Edward Probert, Sunnyside, ford road, .St. John's, Worcester Firkins James Francis,3MountPleasan~ Rainbow hill, Worcester Fawkner William, Avenue house, Bir- Wylds lane, Worcester Evans Edward Wallace, Henwick mingham road, Kidderminster Firkins John, Currall Hall, Tenbury Grange, North Hallow. Worcester Feek Rev. Julius Harnwell, The Manse, FirkinsWalterAlfred,TheWillows,Tower Evans Geo. St. Dunstan's cres. Worcestr Broad street, Pershore road, Barboume park, Worcester Evans G. J.Glevum vI. Wylds la.Worcstr Feilding Lady Mary, Adelaide cottage, Firmstone Charles Edward, Ivy lodge, Evans Henry Bryn, Blockley S.O West Malvern, Malvern Hagley road, Stourbridge Evans H. The Lawn, Hagley,Stourbrdge Fellows Edwin, 5 Victoria ter. Dudley FirIllStone Henry Onions J.P. Wollaston Evans James, 62 Vicars street, Dudley Fellows GeorgeTitus,52Bloxcidge street, Hall, Stourbridge Evans John Herbert, High street, Langley, Birmingham FischerJames,Lechmere crescent,Hallow Shipston-on-Stour Fellows Joseph A. Heath st.Stourbridge road, North Hallow, Worcester Evans Mrs. Badsey, Evesham Fellows Wm. H. II Victoria ter. Dudley FisherEbenezer,34Wellington rd.Dudley Evans Mrs. Laurel bank, Droitwich Felton F.Bellevue, Barbourne rd.Wrestr Fisher Edmund Scambler, 17 St. John's road, Worcester Felton William, Wilden, Hartlebury, road, Kate's hill, Dudley -EvansMTs.Windmillcot.Kempsy.Wrcstr Kidderminster Fisher E. J. 57 Broadwell rd. Oldbury Evans Mrs.J.H.Bryn Issa,Wick,Pershre Fendall Miss, Kirkleatham cottage. Fisher Hy. 4tlhrubbery st. Kidderminstl' - Evans Oliver Conrad Penrhys M.D.:22 Lansdowne crescent, Gt. Malvern Fisher J osepb, 6 Albany ter. Worcester Church street, Kidderminster Fenn Mrs. West view, Henwick road, !,'isherJ.Little Bouts, Illkberrow,Wrestr Evans Richard, Baldwin road,Stourport St. John's, 'Worcester Fisher Mrs. Heath ho.Hartlebury,Strpr' Evans Thomas, 30 Park road, Redditch Fenn Samuel, Seton rest, Barnard's Fisher Mrs. 78 Hunley road, Dudley .Evans Wm. 14 North st.Kate's hI. Dudley green, Great Malvern Fisher Mrs. Longfield, Rowney Green, Evans William, The Manse, Cowleigh Fenn W. I Ridge st. Wollaston, Strbdge Alvechurch S.O road, Great Malvern Fennell Mrs. 57 Hagley rd. Stourbridge Fisher Mrs. 4 Parsons street, Dudley Everal John, Alhm bank, Graham road, Fenton Misses, Hazeldine house, Red- Fisher Robert,Cromer's green,Pendock, , Great Malvern maTley D'Abitot, Gloucester Tewkesbury Everill Frank, Hawthorn vii. Newland, Ferguson Mrs. Cranfield, Como road, FishpoolMrs. I Taynton houses,Cemetery Great Malvern Great Malvern road, Great Malvern Everill Frank, Rowallan, Avenne road, Fergusson John Campbell M.D. Abbey Fisk Rev. Thomas, High cliffe, St. Great Malvern road, Great Malvern George's terrace, Kidderminster Everist H. T. 45Farfieldst.Kiddrminstr FernieW.T.,M.D.The Nook. Gt.Malvern Fiteh Charles Dennis,Churcbgate house, .Everitt D. Walnut cot.Tinstall,Brmsgve Ferrall Rev. Henry John RA.Rock hill, Chaddesley Corbett, Kidderminster Everitt Ernest Montagu, Cooper's Hill Bromsgrove Fitch Frederick M. D. Tudor house,Chad- house, Alvecburcb S.O Ferriday Enoch Lncas, II Moat lane, desley Corbett, Kidderminster EverittF.Barnt grn.ho.Lickey,Brmsgrve Langley, Birmingham Fitch Joseph William, Holly cottage, Everitt Mrs. Lower Hill st. Stonrbridge Ferrie Andrew,50Chester rd.Kddrmnstr Worcester street, Bromsgrove Everitt William Arthur, 2 Ridge street, Fetherstone Jobn,Alcester road,Finstall, Fitton Edward Brown, Fairlea, Graham Wollaston, Stourbridge Bromsgrove road, Great Malvern.
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