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The London Gazette, August 4, 1893. 4453 THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 4, 1893. 4453 Thomas Lucas, Thomas William Taphouse, Ham Fate Owen, of Ironbridge, Salop, Donald Robert Buckell, John Howard Deazeley, Walter Llewelyn Prestage, of Broseley, Salop, Edward Gray, Thomas Green, Richard Bacon, George Lovell Squire, of Coalbrookdale, Salop, Charles William Cooper, Robert Downing, George William Clifford, Red House, Market Drayton," Claridge Druce, Robert James Grubb, Thomas Esquire, Alexander' William Radford-Norcop, Henry Kingerlee, John Henry Salter, Charles Betton Hall, Market Drayton, Esquire, the Underbill, all of the City of Oxford. Revorend William Archibald Sheringham, Don- For the rest of the County of Oxford. ington Rectory, Albrigliton, Wolverhampton, . Horace Austen, of Banbury,. Charles Henry Alfred Charles Lyon, Esquire, Albrighton Hall, Davids, of Banbury, Alfred Benjamin Field, of Wolverhampton, William Perrott, Esquire, Banbury, Charle's Francis Herrieff, of Banbury, Priorslee Hall, Shifnal. Harry Kilby, of Banbury, John Mawle, of Ban- For the Borough of Bridgwater. bury, Oliver James Stockton, of Banbury, Charles Gilbert George Burrington, Bridgwater, Windsor, of Banbury, the Reverend Charles Francis Leigh Carslake, Bridgwater, James Cook, Frederick .Cumber West, of The Vicarage Bridgwater, Robert Yarde Foley, Bridgwater, Charlbury, Oxon, The Reverend Charles Foster Frederick Charles Foster, Bridgwater, Henry Garratt, of The Grange, Little Tew, Oxon, Mr. James Major, Bridgwater, Paul Octavius Hay- William Bliss, of Chipping Norton, Mr. Alfred thorne Reed, Bridgwater, Clifford Symons, Bridg- William Spence Hitchman, of Chipping Norton, water, Reverend George Trevor, Bridgwater. the Reverend Henry Barter, of the Vicarage, Shipton-under-Wychwood, Oxon, the Reverend For the City of Wells. Samuel Davis Lockwood, of The Rectory, King-- John "Gabriel French, Edward Harte, Edwin ham, Oxon, the Reverend Samuel York, of the Hippisley; C.C., John Henry Holloway, Jonathan Rectory, Fifield, Oxon, Mr. Charles Edward Slater. Baring Young, of Daylesford, in the County of For the rest of the County of Somerset. •Worcester, Mr. Abram Creswicke Rawlinson, Reverend Thomas Scott Holmes, Wookey, near of Chipping Norton, Mr. A. A. Webb, Alderman, Wells, James W. Wyatt, East Court, Wookey, of Chipping Norton, Mr. J. B. Bo wen, Councillor, near Wells, William Savidge Akerman, Wemb- of Chipping Norton, Robert Godfrey Faussett, don, Bridgwater, James Baker, Othery, Bridg- Vicar of Cassington, Oxon, Clerk in Holy water, Clement Neville Brameld, Spaxton, Bridg- Orders, Henry William Yule, Rector of Shipton- water, Francis Brice, Bridgwater, John Burnett, on-Cherwell, Oxon, Clerk in Holy Orders, Archi- Highbridge, Bridgwater, Hugh Ruscombe Carver, bald Brakspear, of Henley-upon-Thames, Oxon. Chilton Polden, Bridgwater, James Chappell, Cannington, Bridgwater, Courtenay Guy Evered, For the County of Rutland. Spaxton, Bridgwater, Herbert Farthing, Thurlox- ' Hubert Eaton, of Tolethorpe Hall, Stamford, ton, Bridgwater, Alfred Bartlett James, Pether- Esquire, the Venerable Archdeacon Reginald ton North, Bridgwater, Alfred Peace, Pethertou Prideaux Lightfoot, of Uppinghani, Walter North, Bridgwater, Walter Joseph Ruscombe Gore Marshall, of Hambleton, Oakham, Esquire, Poole, Cannington, Bridgwater, Robert. David William Henry Neill, of The Grange, Wing, Shirreff, Catcott, Bridgwater, Henry Smith Spark, Oakham, Esquire, Edward Worrall, of Wing, Pawlett, Bridgwater, Thomas Ware, Wembdon, Oakham, Esquire. Bridgwater, John Brown, Wadeford, Chard, For the County of Salop. Reverend Henry Antrobus Cartwright, White- Thomas Charles Trouncer, Shrewsbury, Brewer, staunton, Chard, James Jeffrey Duke, Dowlish William Beacall, Shrewsbury, Merchant, William Wake, Ilminster, Francis Henry Hook, South Phillips, Shrewsbury, Gentleman, William Lyon Petherton, Frederick George Shepherd, Ilminster, Browne, Shrewsbury, Merchant, James Cock, William Blencowe Sparkes, Crewkerne, the Shrewsbury, Tanner, George Evans, Shrewsbury, Reverend William Walker Pulman, M.A., The Gentleman, John Cooper Wood, Clive, Shrews- Vicarage, Wellington, Somerset, Frederick bury, Clerk in Holy Orders, Philip Owen Gill, Thomas Elworthy, Esquire, Foxdown, Welling- Shrewsbury, Esquire, William John Wyley, ton, Somerset, Lewis Harold Gilbert Morgan, Shrewsbury, Land Agent-, William Erskine Scott, Esquire, Woolcombe House, Wellington, Somerset, Shrewsbury, Captain John Spencer Phillips, Francis John Royds Bentley, Esquire, Woodlands, Shrewsbury, Esquire, Thomas Meares, Clive Wellington, Somerset, Egerton Burnett, Merchant, Hall, Shrewsbury, Esquire, Thomas Bainbridge, The Avenue, Wellingtou, Somerset, Colonel John Battlefield, Shrewsbury, Clerk in Holy Orders, Anderson, Lawn House, Staplegrove, Taunton, George Jones Holt, Shrewsburj1-, Gentleman, Reginald Barnicott, High-street, Taunton, Henry Owen, Shrewsbury, Land Agent, Sir Jonathan Barrett, Ashfield, Mount-street, Taun- Richard Dansey Green - Price, Shrewsbury, ton, Robert Bruford, Nerrolls, Cheddon Fitzpaine, Baronet, Henry John Hearn, Shrewsbury, Taunton, General James William Bostock, Downs Brewer, Thomas Middleton Howells, HighSeld, House, Bathpool, Taunton, William Muggleton Shrewsbury, Esquire, Thomas Frank Poole, Chapman, Hovelands-terrace, Haines Hill, Taun- Shrewsbury, Grocer, Edward Pemberton Salis- ton, George Edward Colthurst, Northfield House, bury, Shrewsbury, Gentleman, Henry Hurle Staplegrove-road, Taunton, John Clemson, The Treasure, Shrewsbury, Contractor,' Richard, Grove, Staplegrove, Taunton, Major Robert Stuart Blakeway Phillips, Great Hanwood, Miller, Clarke, Ivy Cottage, Bishops Hull, Taunton, John Bowyer, Shrewsbury, Gentleman, Reverend George Denham, Upper High-street, Taunton, Ward Travers Burges, Rectory, Newport, Salop, James Dredge, Cutsey Trull, Tauuton, Heber Tom Collins, Esquire, M.A., Head Master, Gram- Downing Ellis, Staplegrove, Taunton, Colonel mar School, Newport, Salop, Henry Rog*ers, Edward Lutwyche England, King's Gatchell, Esquire, Bickforcl Grange, Penkridge, Stafford- Trull, Taunton, William Warry Elton, Heathfield shire, John Bodenham, Esquire, Edgmond, Lodge, Hillfarrance, Taunton, Major JoceVyri Newport, Salop, Thomas Radcliffe, Esquire, Brooke Fennel), Hope Corner House, Taunton, Aston Grange, Newport; Salop, Reverend Wil- Gerald Fowler, CLiremont, Trull, Taunton, liam Leeke, Longford Rectory, Newport, Salop, Samuel Fisher, Hovelaud Villa, Trull, Taunton, Clerk in Holy Orders, William Gregory Norris, George Henry Gregory, Glenroy, Mountlands, of Coalbrookdale, Salop, George Hornby Maw, Taunton, Charles Goodland, Tone Bridge House, of Broseley, Salop, William Reynolds Corser, \ Taunton. Major Samuel Martin Gully, Batts Park, of The Moorhouse, Much Weulock, Salop, Wil- i Trull, Taunton, Charles Harman, Ruishton Lodge. • D 2.
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