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Private Residents. [Oxfordshire 380 EVE PRIVATE RESIDENTS. [OXFORDSHIRE. Evetts Mrs. North lodge, Blenheim, Ferguson Francis J. Hillside, Whit- Fletcher Rev. Henry Mordaunt M.A. WoGdstock church, Reading 2 Rawlinson road, St.Giles', Oxford :Evetts W. Tackley pk. Tackley,Oxford Ferguson Percy, Mill cottage, Whit- Fletcher Rev. Miles Douglas M.A. The .Evrall Joseph, Sedlescombe, Lake st. church, Reading • Vicarage, Brize Norton,Bampton S.O New Hinksey, Oxford Ferguson Robert J., M.D. Banksfoot, Fletcher Charles Robert Le.slie M.A. 11a ::Ewart Mrs. 24 Warnborough road, St. Church rd. Caversham, Reading Norham gardns, St. Giles', Oxford Giles', Oxford Fergusson Mrs. Cameron, 17 Win- Fletcher Harold J. Manor farm, ::Eyles Charles C. 6 West ern road, chester road, St. Giles', Oxford W oolvercot, Oxford Grandpont, Oxford Fernley Miss, Cuxham, Wallingford Fletcher Henry E. Rosemary cottage, .Eyles Harry, 4 .Abingdon rd. Grand- Festing Capt. Michael Morton M. 15 Whitchurch, Reading p()nt, Oxford Park crescent, Park town, Oxford Fletcher Misses, Manor farm,Woolver- :Eynston Charles, 105 Southmoor rd. Ffoulkes Mrs. 6o Woodstock road, St. cot, Oxford St. Giles'. Oxford Giles', Oxford Fletcher Misses, 2 Norfolk villas, Eyre-Williams Col. Edward, Heyes Fewtrell Mrs. 4 South Bar st.Banbury Vicarage road, Henley-on-Thames wood, Lashbrook, Shiplake, Henley- Ffrench Nicholas G. The Larches, Fletcher Percy, 8 Polstead road, St. on-Thames .Adderbury East, Banbury Giles', Oxford :Eyston Mrs. The Mount, Whitchurch, Fidler Henry J. 14 West End, Witney Fletcher Thomas, Dorchester, Blen. Reading Fidler Mrs. J. C. Warren side, Maple- heim road, Caversham, Reading :Faber Mrs. 171 Iffley road, Oxford durharn, Reading Fletcher Williarn, 122 Divinity road, .Fairbairn Rev . .Andrew Martin D.D., Fidmarsh Cornelius, Woodbine cot. Cowley rooo, Oxford LL.D., D.Litt. Mansfield rd. Oxford Minster rd. St. Clement's, Oxford Fletcher Williarn, Kingston Blount, Fairfax .Arthur, Dashwood lodge, Fidoe .Alfd. J. 295 Cowley rd. Oxford Wallingford Dashwood road, Banbury Field Rev. John Edward M.A. Vicar- Flick Percy Willia.rn, The Homestead, Faithfull Rev. Charles Henry M.A. age, Bensington, Wallingford Bodicote, Banbury The Rectory, Rousham, Oxford Field Albert E. 15 .A.lbert st. Banbury Florey Mrs. Brightharnpton, Witney :Falconer Thos. Duncan, The Laurels, Field Francis Hayward, 35 Norham Flower P. J. Lower lea, Swalcliffe, Priest Hill, Caversham, Reading road, St. Giles', Oxford Banbury Falkner Miss, II Bevington road, St. Field Misses, I Cowley place, St. Flowers W. 5 Box Hedge rd.Banbury Giles', Oxford Clement's, Oxford Floyd Rev. Thos. Owen M.A. 24 Rich- Fallows Samuel Hume,1o4 Southrnoor Field P. Lyndhurst, High st. Thame rnond road, St. Thomas', Oxford road, St. Giles', Oxford Field Waiter, Hill view, Western rd. Foley H. E. 21, Crouch st. Banbury .Fane Capt. H. G. Bicester bo.Bicester Henley-on-Tharnes Foort Ralph, Rosendale, Iffiey, Oxfd :Fane Cecil, Harlesford, Tetsworth S.O Field Waiter Wm. 4 Botley rd. Oxford Foort T. E. 266 Iffiey road, Oxford .Fanshawe Rev. Henry L. Chilworth, Fielding Harry, Essex house, Chinnor Forbes Misil, 87 Divinity road, Cow- Wallingford road, Thame ley road, Oxford . :Fanshawe Reginald M.A. 7 Keble rd. Fife Mrs. Clevernede, Goring, Reading Ford Jarnes, 36 WarWlck st. Oxford St. Giles', Oxford Filleul Rev. Philip Wm. Girdlestone Ford Thomas, 6 Botley roa.d, O~ford .Faraday Rev. John W. Wesley manse, M.A. St. Ebbe's rectory, Paradise Foreshaw T. W.26?hurch grn.Witney Chipping Norton square, St. Ebbe's, Oxford Forest G. Iffiey 1urn, Iffiey, Ox~ord .Fardon Thos. 0. Laurels, Woodstock Finch Herbert, Broadlands, Grosvenor Forrnb~ Myles L. Haydown, Gormg, Farebrother Mrs. :.1 Church walk, St. road, Caversham, Reading Readmg . Gile11', Oxford Fingland John, 44 Market pi. Banbury Forrest Cha7les, Isbp, Oxfo7d Farland Miss, Sunnyside villa, Kid· Finlay Mrs. R. E. Quaint cot. Lash- Forshaw Miss, 24 Thornchffe road, lington, Oxford brook, Shiplake, Henley-on-Thames Surnme~town, Oxfor? Farmer George, Henley road, Caver- Finlay Reginald Gedye, Trevone,Lash- ForSJt~r Miss Laura Elizabeth M.D. 5 sham, Reading brook, Shiplake, Henley-on-Tharnes Holywell street, Oxford . Farmer Mrs. 104 West st. Grimsbury, Finton Mrs. Claremont, St. Mark's Fortescue Chas.rB Horsefau,Banbury Banbury road, Henley-on-Thames Fortescue J.S. 51 Sth. 'Bar st.Banbry Farnell Lewis Richard M.A., D.Litt. Firbank Waiter, Heyford Hill house, Fo{x~~s~et;s.d 45 Banbury roa.d, St. rgr Woodstock rd. Surnrnertown, Littlernore, Oxford F ti es' Mx or Th C tt B d' . or num rs. e o aoe, o I· 0 x f o rd Fnth Charles Hardmg M.A. 2 North t Banh r " Farnell Torn J. 288 Iffiey rd. Oxford Moor road, St. Giles', Oxford F cot e, R u Fy . Ed d BA -p h A th s L t M A . A . os er ev. rancis war . a~q~ ar~~n ~l . tenceG oa . · Fish_er Rev. Fredenc M. VIcarage, Swinbrook, Burford S.O ~IvheMlti y tco Oegfe d 3 rove p 1ace, Kmgsey, Thame . Foster Edward Cecil, 179 Banbury HIg s ree , x or Fisher Charles Denms M.A. Chnst road Summertown Oxford "'Farrow Percy, Woodstock . Church, St. Aldate's street, Oxford Foster' John D.L., J.'P. Cornbe park, Fathers Rev. Geo. Hy. M.A. V1car- Fi!!her David, 248 Iffley road, Oxford Wh'tchurch Readin<> age, Little Milton, Wallingford Fisher Edwd.L. Grimsbury bo.Grims- Fos-te; Miss, Iffiey Oxford 63 ~oad, Fathers George _Edward, 25 Wytham bury,Banbury&23 Oxford rd.Banbry Foster Miss, 25 Polstead road, St. street, New Hmksey, Oxford Fisher Herbert Albert Lanrens M . .A. G'les' Oxford "Fauld~ng Alfred J. ~eath cottage, 34 Norharn road, Oxford Fos:er Mrs. 1 Turl street, Oxford Gormg Heath, Readmg, Fisher Horace James, 352 Banbury rd. Foster Thomas Fras. Rosslyn, Manor l"aullmer H.~ M.D.St.John s rd.Banbry _Surnmertown, Oxford road, Goring, Reading Jl'aulkner M1ss, 25 Farndon road, St. Fisher Mrs. Adderbury West,Banbury Foster-Melliar Mrs. North Aston hall, Giles', Oxford Fisher Mrs. Mill cot. Goring, Reading Oxford "Faulkner Miss, High st. Burford S.O Fisher Mrs. Witney st. Burford S.O FotherinO"ham John Kniaht M.A. I:l "Faulkner Miss, Providence lodge, Ful- Fisher Waiter Williarn M. A. 5 St.Mar- Holyw~ll street, Oxford brook, Burford S.O garet's road, St. Giles', Oxford Foul"'er Rev. John, 1 2 Warnborough Faulkner Mrs.35 St.Aldate's st.O:xford Fisher William Rogers M.A. 6 Linton ro;d St. Giles' Oxford Faulkner Williarn, jun. 59 Bedford st. road, St. Giles', Oxford . Fowen' L. C. Mill bo. Iffiey, Oxford Warwick street, Oxford FitzGerald Francis, The Cottage, Fowle Mrs. 207 Woodstock roa-d, "Faulkner William George, 8 Walton Wroxton, Banbury Surnmertown, Oxford street, St. Tho~as', Oxford Fitz-Gerald Misses, 12 Crick road, St. Fowler Harry, 47 Bridge st. Witney 'Faulks H. Rose VIlla, Clanfield S.O Giles', Oxford Fowler Henry Carnille, Kingswood, .Faussett Rev. Robert Godfrey M.A. FitzGerald Mrs. 187 Woodstock road, Goring, ReadinO' Christ Church, St. Aldate's street, St. Giles', Oxford Fowler John, 7 West end, Witney Oxford Fitzjohn Rev. Thomas Lechmere Fowler Miss, 20 Bardwell road, St. Febery R. Queen st. Eynsham S.O Tudor M.A., J.P. Rectory, Odding- Giles', Oxford Fedden Rev. Lorenzo Player M . .A. ton, Oxford Fowler Mrs. Devonia, St. Andrew's Rectory, Cuxharn, Wallingford Flavell Miss, 232 .Abingdon road, New road, Henley-on-Thames Federau Miss, The Lindens, Oxford Hinksey, Oxford Fowler Mrs. 21I Iffiey roa.d, OxfDrd road, Banbury · Fleet H.Kingston Blount, Wallingford Fowler Williarn, r 2 Abbey rd. Oxford Fell Rev. GPorge Hunter D.D. The Fleet Joseph William, Woodstock rd. Fowler William Warde M.A.Oxon. Cottage, Goring, Reading Surnrnertown, Oxford Lincoln colle.ge, Oxford & King- "Fenwick Rev. Geo. B., M.A. 141 Ban- Fleischmann Misses, Fontein villa, barn, Chipping Norton bury road, Summertown, Oxford King's road, Thame Fox Rev. John Thomas M.A. 'Vicar- Fen wick Misses, 7 Bradmore road, St. Flerning Robert J.P. Joyce grove, age, Great Milton, Wallingford Giles', Oxford Nettlebed, Henley-on-Tbames Fox Arthur E. 46 Bath rd. Banbury Ferard Misses, I Farndon road, St. Fletcher Rev.CarteretJn.Halford M.A. Fox George Ja.rnes, Sunnyside, South Giles', Oxford 89 Woodstock rd. St. Giles', Oxford View avenue, Caversham, Reading .
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