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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. [KELLT's Stokes Frederick Charles, Loan Office, R8 St 442 NOTTINGBA.M. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. [KELLT'S Stokes Frederick Charles, loan office, r8 St. Jame;;' st.; Streets William, shopkeeper, 65 Woolmer road h. 2 Chaworth road, W. B Stretton Edward, boot repairer, 12 Loftus street Stoke.s George, butcher, 25 Gladstone street Stretton & Fish, lace manufacturers, 40 St. Mary's gate Stokes Goorge H. warehouseman, 15 Midland avenue, L Stretton George (Stretton & Fish) ; h. Grosvenor house, Stokes Harry, painter, 21 & 22 Forman's buildings,Gold- 42 Forest road west smith place; h. r6 Waldeck road, Cr Stretton George C. coal mer.; w'harf, Nottingham rd. B Stokes Henry, fitter, 63 Blue Bell Hill road . Stretton Henry, warehouseman, 234 Radford boulevard Stokes John, shopkpr. & tripe ·dlr. 17 Alfred st. south Stretton James, hosiery dealer, 430 &:tfreton roa.d • Stokes Richard, boot maker, 184a, Arkwrig'ht street; h. Stretton Mn. .Jane, 13 Forest grove, C<llville street 79 Gertrude road, W. B Stretton Mrs. Louisa Jane, 218 Mansfield :road Stokes & Sewell, lace dressers, Cleaver's factory, Kirke Stretton Mrs. Martha, coal mer. 105 Nottingham rd.Bsfrd White street wE>st & Wilford road Stretton Mrs. Marlha, v. York hotel, 15 Station street Stokes Thomas Na.thaniel, boot repairer, I Queen st. B Stretton Robert, boot maker, 185 Quarry road, Bll Stokes William (Stokes & Sewell) ; h. Fosse villa, 2a, Strickson Arthur, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 15 Poplar sll Charnwood grove, W. B Stringer Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper, 67 Woodboro' road Stone Miss Ale. N. Council school mist. 45 Bentinck road Stringer Thomas, plumber & gasfitter, I Annfield terrace, Stone Benjn. C. I70 Hucknall road, Cr nr. 21 r Denman street, R Stone FrederickGeorge,lace manufacturer(Ryde & Stone) ; Stringfellow Mrs. Emma, milliner, 31 Shelton street h. 17 Trinity avenue · Stringfellow John, sec. to St. James Institute & insurance Stone & Genders, coppel"lsmilths,tinners & beam & cylinder agent; h. 31 Shelton street makers, Sun street Strong Herbert, M. R. goous canvasser, 403 Lenton blvrd Stone Mrs. Grace, beer ret. & shopkpr. I Wilford cres.we Strong John, co-al dealer & goods remvr.Hose crt.Cross s~ Stone Mr·s. Harriet, 4'> Bentinck road Strong Joseph, coal dealer & -marine store dealer, r Gough Stone Harry, 39 Southey street street & 91 Newington street Stone Henry Benjamin, tailor, 37 ~ilton street; h. r6 Strong Mrs. Maria,clothes & wardrobe dlr.grNewington st Larkdale street. See advert Strong Mrs. 22 Claypole road Stone Isaac, boot maker & repairer, r6 Chelsea street, B Strouther Edward, 5 Radford boulevard Stone John Hatton, schoolmaster, r Bg Ilkeston road Strouther Waiter, tripe dresser, 151 Radford road Stone John William, shopkeeper, 19 Cowley street, 0. B Strutt George, 20 Mabel grove, W. B 'Stone Samuel, sihoopkeeper, 43 Sneinton road Stuart Henry Arthur, cle1k, II2 Blue Be:;Ji Hill road Stone Sidney (Stone & Genders); h.8 Northumberland st Stuart John ·william, 3 Arboretum street Stone Wilfred, mechanic, 8-8 Burford road Stuart Neil C. outfitter, 8 Newstead grove Stonehouse James, drysalter, 47 Sandon street, B Stubbins Mrs. Eliza, confectioner, 176 Ilkeston road Stonely Frederick, lace dyer, 91 Peas Hill road Stuhbins John T. Pa.rk looge, 55 Park row Stonely Mrs. Hrt. curtain dresser, 78 Hucknall road, Or Stulbbins Mrs. Sarah, 130 St. Ann's W·ell road Stonely John Hy. [ace dress·er, 31 Rosebery avenue, W.B Stubbins Sidney Edward, sen. 12 Curzon street Stones Albert Edward, insurance agent, 45 Sandon st. B Stubbins Sidney Edward, jun. 70 Stratford road, W. B Stones Willi'8m, householder, 20 Patte:rson road Stubbs Charles Percy, cycle agent & dealer in incan· Storer J. & Son, hosiery manufacturers, Whitehall's fac­ descent gas fittings, 71 Mansfield road tory, W ollaton street Stuhbs James, foreman boiler maker, 56 Bruce grove Storer Joseph, confectioner & shopkeeper, 58 Eland st. B Stubbs John, estate agent •& valuer, Midland chambers, Storer Maurice Atty (T. N. Storer, Sons & Co.); h. 65 Wheeler gate ; h. 8 Sherwin road, L Musters road, W. B Stubbs' Limited, Mercantile Offices, status enquiry &; Storer Richard, clerk at City asylum ; h. Dove Bank viis. debt recovery agency, 21 King street (J. R. Armstrong, 5 Coburgh road · district manager) Storer Ths. N. (Storer, Sons & Co.); h.65Musters rd.W.B Stulbbs Mrs. Mary Ann, 74 Queen's walk Storer Thomas N. Sons & Co. (Maurice Atty & Walte:r Stubbs Miss Mary Jane, dress maker, 6 Colville villas Goodwin), chrolJlo Ji.thographers & co:our printers, Stubington. George H. mana.ger Capital & Counties Bank Canal street Lim. ; h. Bank house, 3 Beastmarket hill Storer Walter Goodwin (Thoma.s N. Storer, Sons & Co.) ; Stumble~ Mrs. Sarah Ann, school & music teacher, 146 h. 65 Musters road, W. B Radford boulevard Storer Wm. (J. Storer & Son); h. 14 Albert grove, Sturdy John, greengrocer, 43 Hungerhill road Derby road, L Sturrock Geo. M.B., C.M. surgeon, 120 W oodborough rd Storer William, watch maker (Fewkes & Storer) ; 62 Strat- Sturtiv:ant Ml'ls. Sarah, 47 Massey street ford road, W.B Sturton Arthur, photographer, 13 Birkin avenue Storey Edward, cashier, 40 Lady Bay road, W. B Sturton Arthur Percy, haberdasher, 221 Mansfield road Srorey Israel, pntr. & paperhnger. 7 Daunt's ter. Atlas st Sturton Frank, warehouseman, 25 Raleigh street Storr Albert Benj. shopkeeper & beer ret. 39 Blackstone st Sturton J ames, St . .Augustine's house, Elson street, B Storr Francis, gardener, 10 Sneinton dale Suckling John, librarian, 22 Mayfield grove, Free Library; Storrey Israel, painter, 7 Atlas street h. 23 Preston terrace, Bunbury street Story Rert, designer, 21 Fox road, W. B Sudbury C. & F. Ltd. glove & hosiery manuft:rs. 21 & 23 Story Maj.-General Valentine Frede.rick, Forest grove, Castle gate & Ilkeston; & 43 Monkwell st.London E C Mount Hooton road Sudbury Francis (C. & F. S. Ltd.); h. Field ho. Ilkeston Story Col. William Frederick C.B. chief county inspector Sudlbury Mr·s. Jane, beer retailer & shopkeeper, r86 of weights & measures, High pavement; h. Forest Kirke White str·eet we>s." grove, Mount Hooton street Sudbury Mrs. Marino, Cavendish house, Cavendish rd. Stote Fran.cis 0. bank clerk, r6 Seely road, R east, T'he Park . Stoton Mrs. Jemima, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 6o Sudbury Stanley, yarn merchant, 59 Hounds gate; h. Biue Ben Hill road Field house, Ilkeston Stott Edmund, school teacher, 8 Balfour road Sudbury William Bennett (C. & F. Sudbury Ltd.); h. 27 Stovell Alexander, upholsterer, 134! Derby road, R Trinity avenue, L St<Jwer Mrs. Gert:rude, 3 Clipstone avenue Sudworth John, mechani>e, 10 Midland avenue, L .Straw F:rancis Henry, hosiery dlr. 94 Eland street, B Sudw{)l·th Wil:ilam (WilHam Sudwort'h & Co.), 14 Trent Straw Henry, caretaker A:rtboretum, 4 Waverley street boulevard, W. B . · Straw Henry, warehouseman, 14 Stratford road, W. B Sudworth William & Co. engineers, 68 Blackstone street .Straw John Parr, clerk, 21 Rookwood road Suffolk Mrs. Emily, fancy draper, 188 Arkwright street :Straw Robert, boot repairer, 20 Walker street, Sn Suffolk Frederick Freeston, cashier at Lenton & Nottm. Straw Waiter Gerrard, butcher, 45 Wilford grove Co-operative S:ociety's, Alfred· street nort·h; h. 18 Upp. :Straw William, house & insurance agent & tax collector, Woodborough road, Mapperley plains 3 P otintDne place, Sn Suffolk Henry Freeston, solicitors' managing clerk, 3113. Straw Wil:.iam, police constable, 2I Patterson road Lenton boulevard Strawson Harrison, cmrcl. traveller, 28 George rd. W. B SuffDlk Thomas Freeston, coal, coke & sand merchant, Stray George, v. The Lion, 44 Mosley street, B Bridge house, Abbey street, Old Lenton Stray Nelson, beer retailer & tobacconist, 25 Bentinck rd Sulley Henry, ware-houseman, 2R, Southey street. Strecker Frederick, pork butcher, 49 Gordon l'f ~d Sulley John, managing director (E. Elsey & Co. Limited); Street George A. C. fitter, 41 Conway street h. 32 Russell street Street Henry, builders' manager, 83 Trent road, Sn Sulley John '<Jharles, hosier !& outfitter, 105 Wilford road Street Mrs. Priscilla, shopkeeper, 9 & n Water street Su:Iey Mrs. Mary Ann, dress maker, 35 Lewis street Streets Hry. pianoforte tuner & repr. 33 Robin :Hood st Sulley W alter, tailor, 66 Birkin avenue Streets Robert, news agent, 71 Mitchell street, R SuJey Waiter, toy & fancy good.s dlr. rg6 Radford road Streets Thos. verger of St. Thomas'; h. 6 Cumberland pl Sulley William, frame work knitter36 St. Stephen's av.Sn Streets William, shopkeeper, I Queen'i grove Su!ley Wi'Jiam, hosiery worker, r6 Manor street, Sn .
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