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5006 the London Gazette, 2 August, 1927 5006 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2 AUGUST, 1927. gar Lawn, Barnstaple, Francis Brouncker, , Brook Villa, Landkey, John Ward Holman, Gcrweit House, Barns'taple, Cla'ud William Cottage Hotel, Lynton, George Lewis Gunn, Gould, 'Pilton Abbey, Barnstaple, Joseph 11, Lee Eoad, Lynton, John Arthur McLean Green Hamling, Prospect Place, iBarnstaple, Wilson, West wood, Lynton, Eobert Living, Hugh Sidney Eeavell, Woodside, Ealeigh Clooneavin, Lynton, Philip Jones, Kibsworthy Eoad, Barnstaple, Edward Eoberts Chanter, Farm, Lynton, Tom Frederick .Bevan, Br'oadmead, Barnstaple, Gerald Baildon Lyndale Hotel, Lynmouth, John Philip Oertdn, 109, Boutport Street, Barnstaple, Eidd, Town Farm, Martinhoe, Joshua Hugh George McWhinnie, Elmfield, Bear Joslin, Townridden, Marwood, Neville Street Eoad, Barnstaple, Frederick W. Chan- White, The Dell, Higher Muddiford, ter, Benbow House, Park Lane, Barnstaple, Marwood, James Edwin Pile, Woola- Frank Eaymond, 1, Sticklepath Terrace, combe Barbon, Mortehoe, Frederick Eichard Barnstaple, Obto Leopbld Trechnian, Westa- Bradley, Lorna Doone, Mortehoe, George H. way House, Barnstaple, Eobert Shaw Smyth, The Laurels, Parra6ombe, John Templar, Upcott House, Barnstaple, Percy Dennis 'Copp, Sticklepath Farm, Tawstock, Bernard May, Tutshill, Barnstapie, Arthur Joseph Gay don, Herton, Tawstock, John John Bird Isaac, Ashleigh Eoad, Barnstaple, Frederick Wreford, Harracott House, Taw- Walter 'Francis Templar, Kings Cottage, stock, George Acland, Ascott House, Shirwell, Bishops Tawton, Sydney Paget MeJlor, Taw- William Eichards Smyth, Orswell House, ton House, Bishops Tawton, Charles Stoke Eivers, -Edward Haughton James, . Chichester, The Hall, Bishops Tawton, George Village, Swimbridge, Eobert Petherick, New- Chichester, Chelfham, Bratten Fleming, land Ho'use, Swimbridge, Herbert Sandford Charles Henry Clay, Chelfham Mill, Bratten Claye, Gunn Cottage, Swimbridge, John Eay, Fleming, William Beare Ihcledori-Webber, Dean Head, Swimbridge, George Geen, Tor Bucklarid House, Brauritbn, William Thomas Dbwn, Swimbridge, William Henry Tucker, Dunn, Luscott, Braunton, Doctor Croft, Dean Farm, West Down, Arthur James Park E6ad, Braunton, William Isaac, Shaw, Village, West Down, Hugh Lbmas, Wrafton Eoad, Braunton, Arthur John Cornborough, Abbotsham, Elam Thomas Lott, Besley, Park Eoad, Brauntori, Wilfred Henry Giffard's Farm, Alwington, Howard Wick- May, Saunton Court,. Braunton, Frederick steed, Staddoh, Appledore, Hon. Denys Scott, Edbarts, Millslads, Brendon, Joseph Totter- The Holt, Appledore, Henry Archibald Willett • de'Jl, Stag Hunters Inn, Brendon, Charles Huxham, 1, Springfield Terrace, Bideford, Humphrey Eidd, Swincbinbe Farm, Challa- William Henry Puddicombe, 8, The Strand, cbmbe, 'Nathaniel Samuel Manning. Middleton Bideford, John Isaac Baker, Brunswick Hciuse, Combe Martin, Henry Isaac, Eing- ! House, Bidefbrd, Charles Pointing Ashton, rnead, Combe Martin, Frank K. Snell, Buzza- Bin-wood, Clovelly Ebad, Bideford, William cott, Combe Martin, [Richard Seymour, The Ascott, Buttgarden Street, Bideford, George Eectbry, Combe Martin, Thomas W. Smith, W. Vincent, Glenville, Bideford, Helen Fdrd, East Down, Thomas Frank Dullam, Bas'set, Mallacleave, Bideford, Helen Mary Books Nest, Fremingtbn, Fred. Holland, Lefroy, Hllden, Bideford. Sir James Murray- Home Fa'rm, * Bickihgton, Fremingtdn, Irwih, Hillcote, Ealeig'h, Bideford, Percy John Wodlacott Brannam, Longmead, Tucker, Burfough, Buckland Brewe'r, Charles Fremington, Edward Halded Elliot, Pick- Hdokway, Southwood, Buckland Brewer, well Manor, Georgeham, Vernon Charles William Harris, Bountisthorne, Bulkworthy, Paget Hodson, B'ycross, Georgeham, William Harris, 93, The Village, Clovelly, Edwin Hyde, Baggy Point, Georgeham, Albert Edward Bushell, New Inn Hotel, Harry Fowler Bigge, Croyde, 'Georgeha'm, Clovelly, William Furse, Barton, East Put- Thomafc Charles Fishe, The Lodge, Berry- ford, John Arthur George, Down Farm, Hart- narbor, Alfred Huxtable, Woolscott, Berry- land, Lewis Dennis, Milford, Hartland, John narbor, fiarold Hill, 'Northleigh, Goodleigh, Slee, Hyford, Clovelly, Hartland, Charles Tristram Owen Eisdon, Nbrthleigh Cross, Eobert Clavert Hibbert, South Close, Land- Goodleigh, William James Huxtable, Marsh cross, Charles Thomas Bell, Heale House, Farm, Heanton, Eichard Parminter, Fulla- Littleham, Gen. Gwyn Gwyn-Thomas, Petti- ford, High Bray, John Ganimin, Town Farm, combe, Monkleigh, Gen. Eoger Courtenay High Bray, Joshua Downing, Horwood, '. Boyle, Holmfield, Northam, Arthur Eardley . Harold Miles, Odstock, Instow, Francis Willie Wilmot, Westernlea, Northam, Sidney Poole Evatt, Green Hills, Instow, Henry Turner, Thompson, Boat, Northam, Frederick Wilkey, The Barton, Instow, Sir Francis Dundas Ventown Farm, Northam. William Grigg Couchman, Bt. Loventor, Instow, Frederick • George, Cabbacott, Parkham, George Andrew William Birmingham, 3, Eupertswood, Ilfra- Jacob, Flaxmans, Parkham, Frederick Ward, combe, George Mogridge, 47, High Street, The Barton, Wilcombe, Eobert Powell, Bar- Ilfracombe1 Henry John Macey, 15, Church ton, Weare Gifford, Hubert G. de C. Stevens Eoad, Ilfracombe, Harry Alix Berthon Evatt, Guille, Westleigh House, Wes'tleigh, Harold 30, Belmont Eoad, Ilfracombe, Frank Wood- Algar, Eed House, Yelverton, Charles Eegi- ward, 65, Slade Eoad, Ilfracombe, Henry nald Fox, Beechfield, Plymouth, Gover Alfred Amery Palmer, 16, Station Eoad, Ilfracombe, Hardy, 30, Thornhill Eoad, Plymouth, Walter William Blandy Brokenbrow, The Gilbert, Eichardson Fox, Penlee Gardens, Stoke, Ply- .Ilfracombe, Charles Martin Eichards, 2, mouth, Kenneth Arrowsmith Brown, Cholla- Florence Villas, Ilfracombe, Frederick cott, Whitchurch, Tavistock, William Leonard Chappie Snell, 3, High Street, Ilfracombe, Van de Kastele, Munster House, Wingfield Oliver Openshaw, The Grange, Kentisbury, Villas, Stoke, Plymouth, Eobert Alfred John William James Sparke, The Crossways, . Walling, Saltram Cottage, 'Plympton, John Kentisbury, Eustace Eoches.ter Wigram, Henry Beckley, 2, St. Lawrence Eoad, Ply- Mount Sandford, Landkey, Charles B. Fowler, mouth, Sidney Edmund Bowden, South View, Widden Farm, L'andkey, Walter Symons, Mannamead, Plymouth, Charles HenTy.
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