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442 Bea Durham. (Kelly's 442 BEA DURHAM. (KELLY'S Beaufort Rev. William Augustus M.A. Benington Williu.m H. J.P. 3 Paradise Binns Mrs. 3 Garden street, Darlington Vicarage, Egglestone, Darlington row, Stock ton Birch Moody Macpherson,Market street, Beaumont Rev.Reginald Edwd.n.A.,J.P. Bennert Charles nr. Phil. 43 Glen street, Hetton downs, Fence Houses Newsham hall, Winston, Darlington; Hebburn New town, Newcastle Birch Mrs. 33 Mill street, Stockton club, 88 St. James' street, London s w BennettRev.Alex. B. A. LOnd. Church yard, Birchall Mrs. 5 Shaftesbury st. Stockton Beavan Rev.S. n Argyle sq. Sunderland Houghton-le-Spring,Fence Houses Bird Henry, 8 Westbourne st. Stockton Becher Rev. Harry, Clergy house, Bennett Rev. Edward Charles, 16 Vyner Bird Mrs. 10 Churchill st. Sunderland Houghton-le-Spring, Fence Houses terrace, Oxbridge lane, Stockton Bird Wm. 28 Coatsworth rd. Gateshead BeckF.L.Kiama,Grnge.rd.HartlepoolWt Bennett Rev. Joseph M.A. The Vicarage, Birks Rev. M. J. 4 Cliff ter. Hartlepool Beck Hy. 8 Catherine st.EastHartlepool Stanton green, West Hartlepool llirks Rev. William, 10 Featherstone st. Beckwith Capt. Henry John J.P. Silks- BennettEbenezer,IsOsborneter.Gateshd Roker, Sunderland worth house, Silks worth, Sunderland Ben nett FrederickHenry, 13 Bellerby ter- Birks Edwin, Stockton rd. W. Hartlepool BeckwithB.S.4sStanhoperd.nth.Drlngtn race, Hart road, West Hartlepool Birks James, 9 Thornton st.W. Hartlepl Beck with E.3 Peacock st. west,Sundrlnd Bennett Henry, Fighting Cocks, Mid- BirlesonT.17Noble ter.Durham rd.Gtahd Beckwith John J.P. Silksworth house, dleton St. George R.S.O Birley Rev. Hugh Hornby M.A. Pelton, Silksworth, Sunderland Bennett John, 3 Gambetta terrace, Cheater-le-Street Beckworth J. Milburn st. Crook R.S. 0 Ocean road, South Shields Birse David H. 23 Argyle sq. Sunderland Beckwith M. 93 Galgate, BarnardCastle Bennett Mrs. Springfield house, Welling- Birt Arthur M.B., c. M. The Asylum, Beck with Mrs. 45 Mandale rd.So.Stcktn ton road, Hartlepool West Winterton, Ferry Hill BeckwithWm.13 Havelock ter.Sundrlnd Bennett W.E.Tivoli vil. Westoe,S.Shields llisat Mrs. 26 Vicarage terrace, Chester Bedford Robt.8 Elizabeth st. fiunderland BennettWm.Alfd. Richmond rd.Stockton road west, Sunderland Bedlington Mrs. 4 Winterbottom street, llenningMrs. IChalloner ter.est. S.Shields BishopRev.H.H.M.A.Hylton rd.Sundrlnd South Shields Bennion Jn. 2 Mitchel st. W. Hartlepool Bishop Rev. Josephus, 39 St. John's rd. BeeRev.J.TheRectory, l:o Park rd.Jart•ow Bennison Philip, 3 Fern villas, Elwick New Shildon R.S. 0 BeeleyRev.G.H.27Hartngtn.rd.Stockton road, West Hartlepool BissetAlexander,4 Templar st. Stockt.on Beetham.J. W. 95Stanhope rd.sth. Drlngtn BensonR. sCJarence ter.Norton rd.Stoktn Black Sergt. -Maj. James Allan R.A. 7 Belk Henry, 1 Friar terrace, Hartlepool Bensou RichardSowerby,Parkside house, Prissick street, East Hart:epool Belk L. Edwd. York rd.West Hartlepool Grange road, Darlington ' Black Geo. 11 McDonald pi. Hartlepool Belk S. H. The Cliffe,Seaton CarewR.S.O Benson Robert Seymour, Middleton-one- Black James, 2 The Elms, Sunderland Belk Thomas, 33 Town wall, Hartlepool row, Middleton St. George R.S.O Black Robt. C. 27 Town wall,Hartlepool Belk Wm. c.E. 5 Southcres. Hartlepool Benson Thomas, Shield Row hall, Shield Black Thomas, King st. Tudhoe grange, Bell Andrew, I Collingwood terrace, row, Stanley R.S.O Spennymoor Bensham road, Gateshead Benson William Walters,Parkside house, Black William, 12 Romulus terrace, Bell Charles, 4 The Green, Sunderland Grange road, Darlington Bensham road, Gateshead Bell C. D. 4 Ravensworth ter. Durham Bentham John Jolly, 46 Harrowgate Blackbird William, 3 Belgrave terrace, Bell Charles Ernest,Park house,Durham street, Sunderland :Felling, Newcastle Bell C. P. I4 Marine approach, .;;;th .Shields Bergen-Von A. 7Harewood hill, Darlingtn Blackett Charles Hall, 5 The Cloisters, Bell Edward, sS Be wick road, Gateshead Bergna M. 27 Azalea ter. nth. Sunderland Mow bray road west, Sunderland Bell Ed wd.23 St.Geor;{e's sq.Sunderland Berkery Rev. W.27 Bridge st.Sunderland BlackettJn.9Station view,Bishp.Aucklnd Bell GMrge, I2 Edward street, Stockton llerkley Cuthbert, Marley Hill house, BlackettJ. Woodside, Witton Park R.S.O Bell Geo.r Hall ter. Union la. Gateshead Marley hill, Whickham R.S.O Blackett Miss, 31 Church st. Durham Bell G.Junction,Newbottle,FenceHouses Berkley John Henry, Bath ter. Seaham Blackett Miss, I I<'riar ter. Hartlepool Bell George, 24 Whitehall rd. Gateshead harbour, Sunderland · Blackett Miss Jane, East end, Sedgefield Bell Henry, Holmside New hall, Holm- BerkleyP.A.Green bnk.Ellisonst.Jarrow BlackettMrs. 18 Dundas st. Sunderland side, Chester-le-Street. Bemard G.M.n.NewTunstall,Sunderland Hlackett Mrs. 3 John st. Barnard Castle .Bell Herbt. W.2rMoorter.Est. Hartlepool Bernayes A. E. M. A. 35 Old El vet, Durham Blackett Mrs. 19 Thornhill ter.Sundrlnd Bell Jas. Wm.34 Frederick st.Sunderland Bemer E. P.J.jun. St. Paul's rd. W. Hrtlepl Blackett R.4 Station vw.BishopAuckland Bell John, 87 Galgate, Barnard Ca<>tle Bernstein P. Sleigh's pl. Bishoptn.la. Stktn BlackettR. Woodland,ButterknowleR.S.O .Reil J. 10G lover ter. Ocean rd. Sth. Shields Berry George, BonAccord villa,· Stock ton Blackett W. Cock ton hi. Bishop Auckland .Bell John Day, 6 The Green, Sunderland road, Hartlepool West Blackett Wm. C. 6 Old Elvet, Durham Bell Jn.Fras.TheFirs,Langley pk.Durhm Bertram Charles James, Sheriff mount, Blackett William C. Sacriston, Durham Bell Jn. Geo.Garden ho.Chester-le-Street Sheriff hill, Gateshead BlackettW.E.x9Thornhill ter.Sunderlnd .Bell J. H. Thornvi lie, Trinity rd. Da r lingtn Bertram George, I o Railway terrace, Blacklin Richard Jas. Heighington R. S. 0 Bell Jn.Thos.24 Park pl. west,Sundarland South Hylton, Sunderland Blacklock Arthur Woolsey M.D. 26 Mul- Bell Joshua Robson,4o Hill st. J arrow Berven Christian,South. ter.HartlepoolW grave terrace, Gateshead Bell Luke, 11 Normanbyter, Gateshead Berwick George M.B. Ingham infirmary, BlacklockG.R.We.Rainton,FenceHouses Bell Matthew, 26 Hylton rd. Sunderland Westoe lane, South Shields Blacklock John, 13 Esplanade west, Bell Miss,Lancast.er ho.Hurwrth.Drlngtn Berwick James, r Grace terrace, Chester Stockton road, Sunderland Bell Mrs. II Bright street, Darlington road, Sunderland Blacklock J.N.6 SouthViewter.S.Shields Bell Mrs. 13 & 14 Moor ter. Hartlepool Berwick Mrs. 7 Thornhill crescent, Tun- BlacklockRobt.H.26Bridgest.Sunderlnd Bell Mrs. Swiss cot.Shotley Bridge R.S.O stall road, Sunder!and Blackman Mrs.3IClyde ter.Spennymoor Bell Mrs. 4 Tavistock place, Sunderland Best George, 20 Bondgate, Darlington Blackoe Rev. Edward, St. Cuthbert's Bell Mrs. Up. Town, Wolsingham,Drlngtn Best Geo. 2 Croft avenue, Sunderland college, Ushaw, Durham Bell Ralph, 3 Belle Vue rd. Sunderland Best James, 38 Bondgate, Darlingt.on Black wood C.H.37Charlotte st.S.Shields Bell Robert, 27 Rosslyn ter. Sunderland Best John, 267 Albert road, Jarrow Blackwood Jn. 9 Park pl. we. Sunderlnd Bell Robert, r8 Victoria ter. Sth. Shields Bethune Rev. Angus M. A., J.P. The Blagdon George P. 2 Pelaw ter. Durham Bell Robert Mulcaster (Bedford place Vicarage, Seaham, Sunderland Blagdon Mrs. Red Hill villa, Durham No. 2), Windmill hills, Gateshead Bewick John, 15 Ely street, Gateshead Blain Jas. 42 Winchester st. Sth. Shields Bell Stephenson,I The Knoll,Sunderland BewickJ.4Graceter.Chesterrd.Sundrlnd Blain Mrs. 12 Ogle ter. South Shields Bell Thos. 4 Cambridge ter. Gateshead BewleyJoseph, 4 Queen's ter.Gateshead Blain Mrs. 17St. George's sq.Sunderlnd .Bell Thomas, Chemical works, Washing- BickmoreR.W.29Cromwell ter.Gatshead BlairRev. ArthurA. M.A. Felling gate, ton Station R.S.O Bigeton G. 67 Herrington st. Sunderland Felling, Newcastle Bell Thomas, Coxhoe R.S.O BiggartS.M.D.8IMusgrave st.Hartlepl. W BlairGeo. YoungJ.P.149High st.Stockton Bell Thomas,q. Cranbourne ter.Stockton Biggs R.ev. Ernest Col tier M.A. Trimdon, Blair Rt. Harton lodge, Harton,S.Shields Bell Thomas, xo Peel street, Sunderland Trimdon Grange R.S.O Blake John Hy.53 Bensham ter.Gateshd Bell Thomas, Trodbeck house, Wol- Bigland Hodgson, 3 Pierremont cres- Blake T. 4 Clyde ter. Yarm rd.Stockton sing-ham, Darlington tent, Darlington Blakeborougll Henry, Whitehall place, Bell Thomas, I Victoria terrace, Durham Big-land Isaac, 4 W estbourne st. Stockton Bridge road, Stock ton .Bell Thos.Jas. 24 Sea View ter.Sth. Shields Bilby Mrs. 3 Romilly st. South Shields Blakey Mrs. I Bishopton st. Sunderland Bell William, 6x Baring st.South Shields Billam Henry Brodock, II Mount lslakey R.3Victoria ter.Norton rd.Stcktn Bell Wm. 57 Frederick st. Sunderland Pleasant, Coniscliffe rd. Darlington Blakey William Thomas, 5 Fairy Cove Bell William, Pierce bridge, Darlington Binks John, 2 Albion ter. South Shields terrace, East Hartlepool Bell 'V m. 23 St. George's sq.Sunderland llinks John,jun. 2 Albion ter.Sth.Shields Blakiston William, 3 High terrace, High Bel1Wm.H.23St.George's sq.Sunilerland Binks Mrs. 8 Logan ter. South Shields Northgate, Darlington Bell Wm. T.7 The Esplanade, Sunderland Binks Richard Edminson, IS Argyle ter- Blakston William Anthony, 5 Douro Bellerby Mrs. Station road, Seaton race, Westoe lane, South Shields terrace, Bindon road, ~underland Carew R.S.O Binney Rev.J.G. I Richmond ter.Gateshd Blance Robt.6GeorgeScottst.Sth.Shields Bellars Benj. 15 Palmerston st. Stock ton Binnie Robt.MuirGilchrist 1\I.D.Meadow- Blanch Mrs. 6 Shafteshury place, Prince BellmanRev.J.S.I4TheCrescent,Gateshd field house, Brandon & Byshottles Consort road, Gateshead Bellwnod William, Heighington R.S.O BinningE. Fern vil. Victoria rd.W. Hartlpl Blanch Theodore,9Burrow st.Sth.Shields Belt Mrs. 12 Shaftesbury street, Stock ton BinningtonF.2Clyde ter. Yarm rd.Stcktn Bland John, Clarence house, Clarence Benington W. Rimswell, Norton,Stocktn Binns Jsph.Jn.23Thornhill ter.Sundrlnd road, Hartlepool We:;t .
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