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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. GLA 297 • Jl'looks Misses, Lindens, Bank Street, Freegard W Wit..T~HIRE.] PRIVATE RESIDENTS. GLA 297 • Jl'looks Misses, Lindens, Bank street, Freegard W. Danntsey, Chippenham Garton F. a'Becketts, LittJ.eton Panell Melksham Freeman Adam Edwin, The Cottage, Garton J. W., J.P. Clarendon park, Flower F. I. 3 Church st. Warminst·r Road, Bath Salisbury Flower Jam~s J.P. The Ridge, Chil- Freeman Mrs. Melville cottage, Bore- Gaskell Jas. IS I Victoria rd. Swindon mark,_ Sahsbnrv . ham, Warminster Gater Caleb William, The Grange, Flux Mtss, 6 Croft road, Swmdon Freeman Mrs. Sutton Veny,Warmnstr Winterbo,une Dantsey, Salisbury Foley A. 6o Harnharn rd. Salisbury Freeth A. G. 20 'Bradford rd.Trowbdg Gaul Claud Alfred M.A. Marlborough Foley Richar~ Howard, Tower house, Freeth George H. 9 Causeway, college, Marlborough Lacock, Ch1ppenham Chippenham Ga.untlett Cedric 0. The Hollies, Follio.tt J. A. Tamerton, London rd. Freeth J. Prospect place, COI·~ham Market Lavington S~hsburr Freeth Miss, 2 Euclid villas, Abbey Gauntlett Mrs.53 Avenue rd.Trowbdg Folhott M1~s, Warley house, London row, Malmesbury Gauntlett Mrs. 6 Boreham villas, road, Sahsb.ury Freeth Mrs. Abbey row, MaJmesbury Warminster Fookes E. L1smore, Wick, De.vizes French General Arthur C.B., R.M.A. Gavin Rev. John Hnnter,IS3 Goddard Foot Mr~. Ye Bungalow, Devenll rd. Eastney lodge, Ugford, North Bur- avenue, Swindon Warmmster combe, Salisbury Gawthorne Edward Wilkes, 33 Mil- Ford G. L. 9 Roman road, Bemei'Wn, French Rev. ErneSit G. High street, ford hiLl, Salisbury Salisbury W ootton Bassett Gay Alfred Clement, The Laurels, Ford Henry, East Tigbury, Tisbury French Rev. Hubert Sansom, Church East Grimstead, Salisbury Foreman C.22 Elm Grove rd.Salisbry street, Corsbam Gay G. T. 34 Harcourt ter. Salisbury Foreman F. S. 97 West st.Warminstr Fmst J. Hillview, Shalbourn,Hungrfd Gay Mrs. The Poplars, Codford St. Foreman Henry Bertram, qo Brad- Frost William, 47 Victoria rd. Swindn Mary & Manor farm, Stockton, ford road, Trowbridge Fry Rev. Wm. Bratton, Westbury Codford St. Ma.ry Foreman J. L. Wootton lodge, Wey- Fry JamPs, Cantax house, Lacock, Gazeley-Hocken R. C. Hill house, month street, W arminster Chippenham Little Somerford, Chippenham Foreman Miss,4r; Bradley rd. Trwbdge Fry James, Seend Head house, Seend, Gedge Arthur S. High srt. Pewsey Foreman Mrs. Mary A. 33 George st. Melksham Gee Miss, Homecroft, Holt, Trowbdg Warminster Fry Mrs. J. H. Sunnyside, Middle Gellender Mrs. 20 Park la. Salisbury Forestier-Walker Col. George T., hill, Box, Chippenham George E. .; Marlboro' rd. Salisbury A D.C The Island. Wilton,Salisbry Fulfo·rd Wm. Lampard, Meadow Bank George Edwa.rd, Broadway housev- Forestier-Walker Major Roland,Ingel- house, West Ashton, Trowbridge Market Lavington / burne, Malmesburv Fulker L. T. 14 Park lane, Salisbury George Thomas, I Okus rd. Swirt1lon Forestier-Walker Miss, The Crofts Fuller Sir John Michael Fleetwood George Wm. 7 Marlboro' rd. $alisbry Winsley, Bradford-on-Avon hart. K.C.M G. Cottles park, At- Gerard G.R.15 Vicarage sj<Warmnstr Forres't Miss, 59 Gloucester road, worth. Melksham Gerard George,24 HighAt.Warminstr Trowbridge Fuller GPorge Pargiter J.P. Neston Gerrish R. Manor ho.Milford,Salisbry Forrester A. L. Milbourne house, park, Corsham; & 47 Rutland gate Ghey Henry, Strand, Semington, Malmesbury SW & Old University & National Trowbridge Forster Lieut.-Col. Thomas Hy. Bur- Liberal clubs SW, Lond-on Ghey Worthy, Strand, Semington, ton J.P. Holt Manor ho. Trowbridge Fuller Harry Ernest, Elmsgate, Trowbridge ForstPr R. Carnaby, Vasterne manor, Steeple Ashton. Trowbridge Gibbons Henry, Prospect pl. Corshm Wootton Bassett Fuller Robert Fleetwood esq. J.P. Gibbs Henry, Homanton house, Mad- Fort Capt. George Hounsom, Alder- Manor house, Great Chalfield, dington, Shrewt-on · bury house, Salisbury Trowbridge Gibbs Miss, 34 Gigant srt. Sa.lisbury Fort Miss, Funtington, Edington. Fuller Wm. Fleetwood J.P. Cricklade Gibbs Mrs. Hurdcott Farm h-ouse, Westbury Fullford Charles, 47 Castle st.Salif.lbry Winterbourne Earls, Salisbury Fortune Mrs. C. Lacock, Chippenham Fullford George, SI Cas~le st.Salisbry Giddings A. J. Place road, Melksham Foss S. P. 43 Devizes road, Swindon Fullford Mrs. Waterloo villa, South- Giddings Edwin J. Park cot. Devizes Fothergill Albert Sandall Cyril, 42 ampton road, Salisbury Giddings F. W.Springfield ho.Devizes Wilton road. Salisbury Fulton Hamilton, Milford gro.Salisbry Giddings Miss,52 The Close,Salisbury Foulsham William, 19 Victoria road, Furber George, 14 Milton rd. Swindn Giddings Mrs. 2B St. John st. Devizes Salisburv Furner Jas. Kemp, 2 Wood st.Swindn Giddings Richard,Hawthorne cottage, Fowle Col. Thomas E. Manor farm, Furness Stephen, Manor house, Ber- The Common, Broughton Gifford, Pew\\ley wick St. J ames, Salisbury Melksham Fowle Miss,Great Bedwyn, Hungerfrd Furse John Henry M. Netherhampt-on Gidney Alec R., M.A. Marlborough Fowle W. H., B.A., J.P. Chute Forest house, Salisbury College, Marlborough house, Chute Forest, Andover Fursey E. Gloucester rd. Malmesbury Giffard Hy. Rycroft J.P. Lockeridge Fowler Rev. Cha.rles Wm. Vicarage, Fussell Miss, Glenside, Milford hill, house, Marlborough Alderton, Chippenham Salisbury Gifford Mrs. I The Paragon, Wilton Fowler Rev. Geo. Purton, Swindon Gaby Mrs. Westbrook house, Chittoe, road, Salisbury Fowler Frank Dashwood, The Old Chippenham Gifford Mrs. Townend ho. Mere,Wilts Rectory, Aldbourne Gadd Richard. 02 Bath rood, Swindon Gifford W. W. 24 Mill rd. Salisbury Fowler Miss, Gastard house,Gastard, Gair Rev. Robert William, 36 Har- Gilbert Albt. Jn. 55 Bath rd. Swindn Corsham court terrace. Salisbury Gilbert Miss, I6 Endless st. Salisbury Fox Henry Elliott, 7 Elm Grove rd. Gale Jas. 68 Frome rd. Trowbridge Gilbert Mrs. Cumberland cottage, Salisbury Gale Mrs. Havering house, Milton, Milton, Pewsey Fox J. H. The Cedars,Purton,Swindn Pewsey Gilchrist-Clark Miss, Lacock abbey, Fox John R. Mottisfont, London rd. Gane Henry, Amesbury, Salisbury Lacock, Chippenham Devizes Gane Percy Jarnes, Ferndale, Pick- Gild(llf Miss, Io Woolley green, Fox-Strangways Rev. Henry George, wick, Corshan1 Bradford-on-Avon Rectory, Kilmington, Bath Gardiner Rev. Canon Wm. B.D.,R.D Giles Miss, East Tisbury, Tisbury Foyle Alfred, Westbrook villa, Fittle- The Vicarage, Southbroom, Devizes Gillett Geo. S. Bewley ho. Chippnhm ton, Salisbury . Gardiner F. G. 2 Alien rd. Trowbrdg Gillett Mrs. Kilkenny, Pickwick rd. Frame Frederick William, 20 West Gardner John, 37 Devizes rd.. Swindn Corsham Ashton road, Trowbridge Gardner Jn. 34 Wilton rd. Salisbury Gillham G. F. Y. Oare ho. Pewsey Prancis Major Owen, Hill house, Gardner William M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Gillies J. K. 19 Glenmore rd.Salisbry Downton, Salisbury Ashton ho.Steeple Ashton,Trowbdg Gillman C. 11 Church fields, Salisbry Francis Jn. 8 Wingfield rd.Tr-owbrdg Gardner W. 6o .We\\ltlecott rd.Swindn Gillman MrSI. F .. M.B Long st.De'Vizes Francis Misses,53 Bradley Td. Trwbdg Garlick Henry, High st. Malmesbury Gills-on Capt. R. M. T. Lyecroft, Francis Mrs. 6 Wingfield rd.Trowbdg Garlick Mrs. Cleverton,Lea,Malmsbry Bath road, Devizes Francis W. Warminster rd. Westbury Garlick Mrs. Cock hill, Trowbridge Gilmore S. J. MeW. Park ho.Swindon Prancis W. H. Q6 Newtown, Trowbdg Garne Mrs. I. J. 37 Marshfield road, Gilpin Col. Frederic Charles Almon, Frape Miss, Frape's vils. Malmesbury Chippenham 21 Churchfields, Salisbury Frape Mrs. Frape's vils. Malmesbury Garnett Charles, The Manor farm. Girling Rev. Francis John W., M.A. Fraser Elias M.D. Great Bedwyn, Langley Fitzurse, Chippenham Low. Inglesham, Lechlade (Gloucs) Hungerford Garrett Arthur H. 27 Westbourne rd. Gishford Miss, Wellclose, Bradford· Frayling Wm. 13 Shelburne rd.Calne Trowbridge ·on-Avon Free Thomas, I07 High st. Marlboro' Garrett Miss, ~Q Rectory rd.Salisbu'\'y Gladstone John Evelyn M.A., D.L., Free Wm.E. IB High st.Marlborough Garrett Percy Edgar Thorne, 59 J.P. Bowden park, Chippenham Freegard Samuel, The Grove, Lydiard Wingfield road, Trowbridge Glanfi~ld Waiter, 9 Wain-a-long rd. Millicent, Pni"ton . Garrett Wm. 33 Devizes rd. Swindon Salisbury • • • .
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