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Oxfordshire. [Kelly's • 392 PUB OXFORDSHIRE. [KELLY'S PUBLIC HousEs-continued. Three Horseshoes, William Brain, Wootton, Woodstock Rock of Gibraltar inn,West Coates, Bletchington stn.Oxfd Three Hov>eshoe.s, Chas. Eagleston, Middle Barton, Oxfrd iRoobuck, Rdbert Malings, Drayton, Banbury Three Horse Shoes, Richard Gur<Len, Marston, Oxford Roelbuck, Alfred Kutt, Delly end, Witney Three Horseshoes, Mrs. M. A. Kilby, Up. Heyford,Ba-nlbry Roebuck, George Whitmill, :Xorth Newington, Banbury Three Horseshoes, Henry Lane, Bemington, Wallingfordi Roebuck vaults, :Mrs. Louie .Alexander, Market Three Hors'S Shoes, Mrs. Ma.ria Moss, Cmn st. Witney street, Oxford Three Horse Shoes, Samuel Piggott, Reading road. Rose & Crown, Roibert Brown, Shelton, Faringdon Henley-on-Thames Rose & Crown, William Cooper, High st. Burlord R.S.O Three Horseshoes, G. Quarterman, Asthall, Burfrd.R.S.O Rose & Orown, Henry Godfrey, iWoodstock Three Horse Shoes, Mrs. Emma Simmonds, 43 Castle Rose & Crown, George Green, Blackthorn, Bicester street, Oxford Rose & Crown, Fred Hunt, Stonesfield, Woodstock Three Horseshoes, Wi~liam Henry Walker, Long Hand- Rose &i Crown, Thomas Reading, Market plaee, Bicester lborough, W oodstock Rose I& Crown, Harry Stokes, 14 North Parade avenue, Three Horse Shoes, vVilliam Woodley, Thrupp, Oxford St. Giles', Oxford Three Pigeons, John Bonner, •Southam road, Banbury Rose<& Crown, ~I. Wright, Newbridge, Northmoor,Oxford Three Pigeons, Miss S . .A. Goodenough, Tiddington, Oxfd. Row Barge, J oseph Harding, West st. Henley-on-Thames Three Tuns, Wm. Jose, 5 Market pi. Henley-on-Thames. Royal Champion, Thomas Voller, 21 George st. Oxford Three Tuns, Henry Stanley, Horsefair, Chipping :Nortoa Royal Oak, J oseph Buckingham, Ramsden, Oxford Tree, Thomas White, Iffl.ey, Oxford Royal 'Oak, William Cherry, Moreton Trout, William :\lumby, Godstow, Wolvercote, Oxford. Royal Oak, George .Foster, Whitchurch, Reading Turf (The), Tho.s. Allsop, 10 St. Helen's passage, OxfDrd Royal Oak, Joseph Foster, Greys road, Henley-on-Thames Turk's Head, J. Spencer, 56 High st. St. Thomas', Oxfd Royal Oak, Thomas Jacques, 'Witney st. Burford R.S.O Turners' Arms, J ames Fundell, Ambrosden, Bicester Royal ·Oak, James Phipps, Combe, '\Yoodstock Unicorn, John Bevercombe, Market pl. Chipping Norton Royal Oak, Ernest Albert Robinson, 42 Woodstock rd. L'nicorn inn, Richard Hooper, Market p~ace, Banbury 1St. Giles', Oxford, Unicorn, A. Pearson, Great Rollright, Chipping :Nortoa Royal Oak, William Thomas Webster, Chinnor, Tetswrth Unicorn, Henry \Varren, Deddington, Oxford Royal Oak, Robert Willett, Field Assar, Leafield, '\Yitney Cnicorn, Thomas Willoughby, Rotherneld Peppard, Hen- Running Horse, Oliver ·George Twine, 46 Hythe Bridge ley-on-Thames street, St. Thomas', Oxford Union inn, John Blackett, !Hart stre,et, Henley-on-Thames Sandy's Arms, Fdk. White, Chadlington, Charlbury S.O University Arms, Garner Hinman, I 9 Gloucester rd. OxfG! Saracen's Head, lVilliam Norcott, Greys hill, Renley- Gniversity & City Arms, Wm. King, 288 Cowley rd.Oxfd Victoria. (The), John 'l'ayler, 89 & go \Valton street~ on-Thames St. Thomas', Oxford Saracen's Head, Francis Seymour, n8 High st. Thame Vine inn, Robert Gould, I33 High street, Oxford Saye & Sele .Arms, LVIrs. )Iary Bull, Broughton, Banbury Wagon & Horses, T. 0. Bygrave, Butcher's row, Banbry Seven J'Stars, Thomas iJ ones, :.\J:arsh Bald on, Oxford Wagon &, Horses, James Gibbs, 27 Woodstock road, St_ Seven Stars, James Munday, Piddington, Thame Giles', Oxford Shepherds' Hall, L\Iiss 1Susannah Lay, Long Hand· Wagon & Horses, Robert Hall, London rd. Chipping Krtn borough, W oodstock Wagon & Horses, Joseph Woodley, Culham, .Abingdon Sherborne .Arms, Percy Palmer, 1 Castle street, Oxford '\Vaterman's Arms, '\Villiam Box, East st. Osney, Oxford Ship, Richard Ayres, Cadmore End, High Wycombe 7 " eavers' .1rms, Elijah Hancock, Oxford road, Banbury Ship (The), H. E. Hobbs, River side, Henley-on-Thames Wheatsheaf, Owen Caulcott, Hook Norton, Banbury Ship & Anchor, Caleb Eden, Spring st. Chipping :Xorton Wheat Sheaf, Fdk. G. Gilder, 127 High street, Oxford Bhrewsibury Arms, Thomas Roper, Lidstone, Enstone Wheatsheaf, Mrs. Jane Hayward, 68 Fish street, Banbury­ Six Bells, Thomas Boulger, Headington Quarry, Oxford '\Vheatsheaf, ::'virs. Mary Lane, Bampton, Faringdon Six Bells, Thomas Clifton, Church terrace, Bicester Wheatsheaf, Thomas Larner, Oakley, Tetsworth Six Bells, James Larner, 44 High street, Thame Wheatsheaf, Stephen Root, Wardington, Banbury Six Bells, ~.\.braham. Taylor Kewport, Kidlington, Oxford Wheatslieaf inn, ..llbert John Savage, Woodstock Six Bells inn, Henry Wi·tney, '\Varborough, lVallingford Wheatsheaf, James Stockley, Sheep street, Bicester Sow & Pigs, George Lewington, Culham, Abingdon Wheatsheaf, William \ralton, East Adderbury, Banbury Stag, William Cobb, Newington, ·wallingford ·wheatsheaf & Anchor, James Henry Lowe, 15 St. Stag's Head, .Alfred John Bachelor, Swalcliffe, Banbury Aldate' s street, Oxford Star (The), John Barnes, 21 Pembroke street, St. White Hart inn, G. Butler, Hart st. Henley-on-Thames Clement's, Oxford White Hart, Thomas Coles, Sheep street, Bicester Star, Stephen ~Iaisey, '\Yoodstock White Hart, Alfred Evans, ~Iarston, Oxford Star inn, William J. Martin, Sheep street, Bicester White Hart, A. E. Franklin, 27 Bridge street, Banbury Star inn, Mrs. Frances Goldsmith \Vaine, Eynsham,Oxfd White Hart, John Green, Eynsham, Oxford Star, Henry ·watts, Stanton St. John, Oxford '\>Vhite [Hart, William Hall, Shirburn street, Watling- !Star inn, '\Valter Wright, Corn street, "YVitney ton, Tetsworth Stonor Arms, John J. Grainger, 'Cpper Ass·enden, Hen- White Hart, Alfred Hodgkins, Wheatley, Oxford ley-on-Thames White Hart, Percival Kench, Charl'bury S.O Strickland Arms, Joseph Townsend, Ducklington, Witney White Hart, George Lailey, Shiplake, Henley-on-Thames Sturdy's Castle, George .Alien, .Tackley, Oxford White Hart, W. Lane, Charte>rville,Minster Lovell,Witny Sun, Joseph .A.dkins, Wheatley, Oxford White Hart, John James Lyne, 21 Corn Market st. Oxfd Sun inn, \Yilliam Belcher, Bensington, Wallingford White Hart, Joseph Robinson, Wolvercote, Oxford Sun (The), )Irs. Hannah Buckett, Northfield end, Whti.te Hart, Waiter Selby, 20 Friars entry, Oxford Henley-on-Thames White mart, W. H. Slaney, West Adderbury, Banbury Sun (The), Jas. Delafield, Highmoor, Henley-on-Thames White Hart, Charles F. Thomas, Headington, Oxford Sun, John Edgington, Begbroke, Oxford White Horse, David Clayden, iWroxton, Banbury Sun inn, Henry George, Hook Nol"ton, Ilan'bury '\V1ite Horse, John Harper, 52 Broad street, Oxford Sun, Daniel ~unday, Sydenham, Tetsworth White Horse, :Mrs. ~- Saunders, 1Stanton St. John,Oxfrd Sun Vaults (lJ. Holder, man.), 63 Corn Market st. Oxfrd White Horse, Wm. Scrogg, IStonesfield, Woodstoek Swan, Charles Berry, Swinbrook, Burford R.S.O \Vhite Horse, John Seymour, 12 Corn market, Thame Swan. inn, John. Boyles, 3 South Bar street, Banbury White Horse, George Welsh, Duns Tew, Oxford Swan, James Busby, Minster Lovell, Witney White !House inn, T. Troodley, North Stoke, Wallingford Swan, George Clare, Radcot bridge, Radcot, Faringdon. White Lion, Henry Blea, Bloxham, Banbury See advertisement White Lion, Jesse Hawtin, Sheep street, Bicester Swan inn, Joseph Cleymore, Great Bourton, Banbury White Lion, J oseph Lapper, Fewcott, Bicester Swan (The), Richard Lomas, High st. Burford, R. S. 0 White Swan, John Hill, Ascott, Oxford .Swan, ::\'Irs. Richard Mansfield, Church street, Bicester White Swan, Mrs. Sarah Paintin, Wigginton, Banbury Swan, William Payne, Long Handborough, \Yoodstock Whitmore Arms, John Green, Hethe, Bicester Swan, ~Irs. Rachel Scarsbrook, Islip, Oxford William the Fourth, Isaac Luker, 57 Holywell st. Oxford Swan, Charles Taylor, Readington, Oxford Windmill inn, Job 'Watts, North Bar street, Banbury Swan inn, ·Saml. White, 32 Marston st. Cowley, Oxford Windsor Castle, I. Wyatt, 64 High st. St. Thomas', Oxfd Swan, Henry Worley, Preston Crowmarsh, Wallingford Woodman, Stephen Lardner, North Leigh, Witney 'l'albot, John J ugg'ins, Eynsham, Oxford Woodman, George New, Pishill, Henley-on-Thames Three Compasses, Wm. Wheeler, Cuddesdon, Oxford Woodstoek Arms, Mrs. Martha ;Savage, Woodstock Three Crowns, William Markham, High street, Watling- Wykham Arms, William Gaydon, Sibford Gower, Banbry ton, Tetsworth Wykham Arms, Henry Mobbs, South N ewington, Banbry ,- .
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