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En Field. 642 [Post Office [MIDDLESEX.]. EN FIELD. 642 [POST OFFICE Edwards William, Cheshunt lodge, Kitteringham Wm. 4 Cecil vils.Cecil rd Stephenson Sir Roland 1\iacdonald, Hill Enfield Chase Km~wstub Miss, Baker Street lodge, Clay hill Egles Rev. Ed. Hy. M.A. [curate], En- Knott John Hy. Roseneath,London rd Stribliug Rev. John [Congregational], field town Law John, South lodge, Enfield Chase Chase side Eley Wm. Milton villa, Sydney road Lawson Thos. Cornelius, Baker Street Summers George Jolm, Ventnor villa, Fenoulhet Miss, Turkey street Leach Miss, Silver street Essex road Fielders Benjamin, Turkey street Leggatt Miss, Clarendon cot. Chase side Tait Mrs. Nicholl's l'il. Enfield hghway Foley Fraucis Stephn. Farmer,Ridgway Leggatt Airs. Chase !!itle Taylor Hy. 3 Percival viis. :5ydney rd oaks, Enfield Chase Letchworth Edward, Enfield town Taylor 1\Irs. Forty hill Foot George William, Essex road Lloyd Michael, Hadley viis. Essex rd Tl10mpson Julius H. L. Baker Street Fowler Mrs. Chase side · Lowndes Robert Baxter, Baker Street Thompson Robert, London road FoxEdward, Adelaide house, Forty llill LowndesRobt.R.Patten'sWeir,Forty hl Tilley Thomas Henry, Chase side Fox Mrs. Adelaide house, Forty hill Lucena Stephen L. Windmill hill Tindall Rear-Admiral Louis Symon, Freeman Jas.Hy.Windsor vils.Essex rd Lyne John Niwensbouse, Baker Street R.N. Chase side Freeman John, Forty hill McCallum Wm. Cromwell ho.Sydney rd Tingle Geo. Stplm. Enfield vil.Essex rd Frost John, Woodlands, Brigadier bill Magrath John V. Ordnauceroad Tiptapt William Edward, Chase side Gatehouse Mrs. Chase side MancellHy .Cioughtn.ldge •.Brigadier hi Toms Rev.Henry Storer[lndcpendent], Glass Chas. Kent viis. Essex road Mann J ames, Essex road 'fhe Manse, Chase sit.le Goldring Mrs. Norfolk vil. London rd Marshall Ebenezr. The Firs, Chase side Twells Philip, M.P., J .P. Chase Side Gowlman Mrs. 2 Fortescue villas, MeyerJames, J,p, Forty hall, Forty hill house; &83 Queen's gate,LondonB.w Chase side Miller J ames P. · Ridgway road, En.. Upward William, Clay hill lodge Gradey Hy. 6 Percival viis. Sydney rd field Chase Vale James .Hutc!Jinson, 3 .Hampton Graham Geo.J. East ldge.EnficldChase .Miller Launcelot, Forty Hill house villas, Sydney road . Grant J obn, The Poplars, Enfield Chase Mitchell .Thomas Barnard, Hamilton Viner Rev. Georg·e Barber Peregrine, Greenwood Thomas, New River house, villa, Nag's Head lane M.A. [vicar], Clay hill Chase side Mitchell Wm. Rdgwy. rd.EnfieldChase V oigt Jas. W oodstock vil. London 1·oad Grosvenor Alfred Octavius, li.D,, Montague John, Cecil road Walker Francis, 1 Gresham villas, li.R.c.s. Owles hall, Crow'..s hili Moore Paul, Green street Sydney road Grundy Vincent E. Gladstone villa, Moore William Jenks, Myddlet'on cot­ Walker Rev. John, M.A.. Baker Street Sydney road tage, Hull's cross Walker Mrs. E. Chase cot. Enfid.Chase Gunner J ames, Enfield lock Morgan Edward Lloyd, Wild Woods, W aller Miss, The Cot. Enfield hghway Gunner J ames, Ordnance road Clay hill Want Henry, Holly cottage, Chase side Haden Mrs. Raleigh ho. Raleigh road Morse Charles :Bath, 2 Percival viJJ.as, Warren James, Capel ho. Bull's cross Haines Charles, London road Sydney road , Watts Isaac, The Nook, Clay hill Hall Ellis,Chertsey cot. Nag's Head la Mugliston Geo. Thomas Wm. BakerSt Weir Rev. Archibald, n.c,L. Vicarage, Hallewell J ames, Wycliffe cot. Chase sde Muier Hugh Brown, Little Park Forty hill Hancock George, Enfield lock Jdunro Gordon Sutherland, 2 Cecil Welch Uev. Charles [Independent], Harman Rev. John, 1\l.A.. Vicarage, villas, Cecil road Enfield highway Enfield highway N egus T. St. John's lodge, Ordnance rd Whicher William, Cecil road Hamett William John, Sydney road N ott Mrs. Enfield Chase Whitaker J. White lodge, Silver street Harris Fredk. J. Percy ho. Enfield twn Nye Mrs. Thirwall vil. Enfield highwy White George William, Sydney road Harrison Mrs. Chase hill Oldfield Mrs. Sydney villa, Sydney rd White Robert, Ordnance t·oad Hasluck Frederick, Baker Street Ollard Gerald A. The Hrmitge.Frty.hll Wicks Francis Henry, Brigadier hill Haward Cole, Raleigh road Ollard Mrs. The Hermitage, Forty hill Widdows Mrs. Chase side Heath Henry George, Clay hill Olley William, Enfield wash White Samuel J. Camlet house, Green, Hellyer Alfred, Laurel cot. Chase side Oilier John, Beauchampldg.Chaseside Hadley Henry David, Forty hill Owen Arthur Smith, Newla.Chaseside Wilkinson Henry, ~.P. White Webbs Bill T. J. Lansdowne viis. Baker Street OwenFredk.Aug.TheHollies,Chase side park, Clay hill Hobbs William, London road Parrott Thomas M. Baker Street Williams 'J'hos. Armada viis. Essex rd HobbsWilliamGeorgeEd ward, P.R.G.s., Patman Miss, Hollywalk,Enfield town Willis James, Webb Grove house, F.A.s.L. London road Pepper Joseph, London road Turkey street liodsonRev. Geo.Hewitt,M.A..Vicarage, Perrin Miss, Turkey street Wilson James, Daker Street Silver street Perry Thomas, Enfield lock Wilson J. J. Home cot. Enfield highwy · Howett Mrs. Eridgen hall, Forty hill P.hillips James, 2 Sumley villas, Nag's Wilson Wm. Hen. 6 Cecil viis. Cecil rd Hughes Henry, Holly villa, Essex rd Head lane Win ton Miss, Hampden .cot. Chase side Hughes William, 2 Hampton villas, Pool James, Windsor villas, Essex road Withers J. Burleigh house, Enfield twn Sydney road Pope Mrs. The Limes, Chase green Wright George, London road Hunter John R. Fir Tree house Postans William H. Chase side Young William Turner, LansdoWlle Hunt George, Bridge bo. Forty hill Price Wm. White cot. Enfield highway villas, Baker Street HurrellJ ohn, l<'ranklin viis. Ordnance rd Pritchard Richard Wil Jiam, CJ.aremont COMMERCIAL. Ince Percy, 3 Stanhope ;villas, Essex rd villas, Baker Street .Achurch Robert, farmer~ Plummeridge Ingersoll Ryley Thomas, Brooklands, Purdey Jhn. Raleigh bou!!e, Chase side farm, Enfield Chase Enfield highway Pursey Mrs. Hopeton vil.Enfield hghwy Agar Fredek. surgeon, Enfieldhighway InglisCharles, Chaseside Raitt Charles, Ordnance road Ain~rer Esther (1\liss), fancy repository, Ironsides Henry, I Cecil vits. Cecil rd Ravenhill8amuel, Green street Enfield town Jack Chs.Beech Hill park,EnfieldChase Raynham J. Manor house, Chase side Allsop Geo. W m.confectioner ,Enfield tn .Jackson Edward, Baker Street Rid dell J '>hn Reginald,Bycullah house, .A.ndersop John, grocer, Eull's cross Jackson Joseph, Baker Street Windmill hill Anderson J oseph, grocer & boot &: shoe .Jackson Joseph Henry, Forty hill Ridge John James, v.n.,B.A..Eaker St maker, Bull's cross . .Jackson J. B. River ho. Silvt:r.street Rignall John R. London road Anderson Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Jackson Miss, :Forty hill Robertson Charles Stewart, 4 Percival Turkey street Jackson 1\irs. Raleigh road villas, Sydney road Andrews Rt. beer retlr. Enfield wash Jackson Saml. Yarra house, Baker St Robins Henry, Erigadier hill Annard Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ..Janes George Frederick, Elm cottage, Rogers George, Chase side Chase side Enfield Chase Rudland S. Alfred house, Sydney road Annison Joseph, sbopkpr. Raleigh rd J"enkingsGeorgeMills,Bellevue cottage, Rumney Peter, Baker S.treet Archer Alfred, sadler, Baker Street London road Sandey Chas.Franklin vils.Ordnancerd Archer Geo.baker&corn mer.Chaseside Jenner Edward Francis, Silver street Savage Astley, Oldbury "Yillas, Nag's Ardley PbiJip, blacksmith, London rd Jones Frederick, Enfield Chase Head lane Ash 'l'hos. boot & shoe ma. Enfield twn J ones J ames Patesball, Roselands, Searle Frncis. 2 Grshm. viis. Sydney rd Aspland Alfred, baker & confectioner. Turkey street Seaton Henry, Essex road Cbaseside J ones Phillip William, Ea.ker Street Short Alfred, Clay hill Atkins Sl.RedLion inn,Enfield highwy Jones Rev. Thos. x.A.. ~illocks house, Smith Charles, Baker Street AustinDan.Archwaytavern,Cbaseside Green street Smith Rev. Samuel J. B.A.. [Inde­ Austin Jas. Swun ~Pike, Enfield lock Kattenbach Theodore, London road pendent], Forty bill · Baber George, grocer, Medca:If road , Kempe Rev. Edward. Wood [curate], Smith T. Wigham, Chase side Bailey JamCl:!, greengrocer, Baker St K.A. Chase side SomersetLieut.-Col •.AHred Plantagenet Baker Hy.W. bootma.Enfieidhighway Kendall John, 4 Stanhopevils. Essex rd Frederick Charles, D.L. Enfield court Haker Wm. shoe maker, Enfield lock Kettle J oseph Augustus, Enfield lock Steames Edward Constantine,Forty hill Bald win Gt'o. King'a head commercial lUtebing George, M. D. Baker Street Steams Frank J. Clay hill inn ~ bowling green, Enfield town .
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