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Private Residents. Siai 863 lJUIPSlllRE.] PRIVATE RESIDENTS. SIAI 863 SJ!aw-Yates Ernest, Banby lodge, Sherrard Miss, 14 Elmes road, Moor- Shortt Capt. .Francis R.N. Bicerl.el' Pelham fields, Ryde down, Bournemouth__ lodge, Poulner, Ringwood 5hawcross Rev. John Peter M.A. Sherrell Percy, 36 Ackender rd. Alton Shortt Capt. Henry Dicken R.N. 55 Keoley, Ba:rnes close, Winchester Sherriff Mrs. 16 Heron Court road, 'Vaverley road, Southsea. Shawe-St{)rey Mrs. Grayladys, Bursle- Bournemouth Shotter Fredk. 43 Argyll street,Ryde doa., Southampton Sherriff Robert B. Chilcomb lodge, Shatter Miss, 63 Chapel st.Petersfield Sheaf Albert George, 9 Windermere East hill, Winchester Shatter Rohert W. Woodlands, Hill road, Bournemouth Shervell John, 3 Unicorn terrace, brow, East Liss Sheahan Denis Ahern M.D. 452 Corn- Unicorn raad, Landporl Shoveller John, High grove, Cosham mercial road, Landport Sherwoll Geo. W. 6 Villiers rd.Sthsea Shoveller Misses, 109 Richmond Para. John, Lulworth, Winchester Sherwen William J. P. Ennerdale, road, Bournemouth road, Shirley, Southampton Bell hill, Petersfield Shrubb Lieut. Hy. Arth. B., R.N. In­ Shearer John, Sarum lodge, Ems- SherwinR.W.6sVictoria rd.nth.Sthsea veravon, Mudeford, Christchurch worth road. Shirley, Southampton Sherwood Hen.ry, Ve:rulam, Alexandra Shrubb John P.C., J.P. The Grove, Sbearrnan Ernest C. Byrnelmscote, road, Andover Lymington Park road, Winchester Shettle Harry Wynter, 2 Grosvenor Shrubb Mrs. John Lane, Boldre Shearman Mrs. ~ Dudley terrace, square, Southampton gran(Vl, Lyrnington Dudley road, VentnDr Shewen .Mrs. 38 Belvedere rd.Brnmth Shui!rey Miss,4Tilmore rd.Petersfield Shearman Mrs. St. Catherine, St. Shiel :Miss, Coppice End, Shawford, Shuldham-Legh Col. Harry Shuldham Cross road, Winchester "Winchester M.V.O. Heatherbrae, East Liss Sher.ra Arthur Goorge, Wykeham, Shiel Peter, Ba5ingbourne rd.Reading Shute Lady, Dinsdale. 'fregonwell rd. Lee-on-the-Solent, GDsport road, Fleet Bournemouth Shears C. J. 13 Ascham rd. Brnemth Shield George Eustace Ridley, Tich­ Shute Miss, Robin's grove, Y&teley, Shears G.13 Portchester rd.Brnemth borne cottage, Tichburne, Alresford Camberley Shears Letmard, 78 Belmont road, Shield J. R. Cardew, New Alresford Shuttleworth .Mrs-. Dunnanie, Steep, Portswood, Southampton Shields F. D. 17 Quay street, New- Petersfield Shears William Henry, Mill house, port, Isle ()f Wight Shuttleworth Mrs. 19 Grand avenue, Biihopstoke, Eastleigh Shiers .Mrs. 69 Princess rd. Brnemth Stourwood, Bournemouth Sheath George, Vale meade, Ca.ris- Shillcocks Miss, 46 Alumhurst road, Sibbick Charles, Victoria hou~e. Vic­ brooke rd . .Kewport, Isle of Wight Bournemouth toria road, Cowes Sheath Miss, Engelberg, Alpine rd. Shilling George, 11 High st. Fareham Sibley Mrs. 13 Landseer road, West­ Yentnor Shilling Reginald F. 23 Hatherley bourne, Bournemouth Shedden George B.A., J.P. Spring road, Winchester Sibley Robert, 48 West street, Ryde hill, Old Newport road, East Cowes Shilson Rev. James H. 107 High st. Sibree Rev. Francis Joseph M.A.. The ShedUen Graham Eden, Millfield, Old S:mdown, Isle of Wight Vicarage, Portchester, Fureham Newport road, East Cowes Shingleton Frederick, Warren court, Sich Miss, Holmfirth,Anglesey,Gosprt Shedden Miss Roscow,Wootton house, Nether Wallop, Salisbury Sichel Mrs. Solent view, Nettlestone, Wootton, Isle of Wight Shingleton Frederick W. Westfields, Rvde• Sheddon Mrs. 70 High st.Lymington Tufton, Whitchurch Sideb •tham Mrs. 27 Queen's -rd.Ryde Sheerman Miss, 42 Surrey rd.Brnmth Shinkwin CoL Robert Staveley, Ne:r- Sideb::lttom Rev. R. A., B.A. The Sheffield Miss, 185 Richmond Park quis Tower, Romsey Vicarage, Fair Oak, Eastleigh rood, Bournemouth Shinner Chas. 2 Carlton rd. Brnemth Sidgreaves Rev. Edward S.J. The Sheldrake <Aipt. Wm. John, 9 Bryan- Shipley Mrs. Conway,Twyford moors, Presbytery, Christchurch road, atone road, Winton, Bournemouth Twyford, Winchester Boscombe, Bournemouth Shelley Major Bertrarn .A.Tth. Graham Shipley Reginald H. Charleville, Sidgwick Charles, Lindsay ho. Lind­ R.E. Simla, Netley Abbey,Sthmptn Craneswater park, Southsea say -rd. Branksome pk.Bournemouth Shelley Capt. Sir John C. E. bart.J.P- Shipman Mrs. 58 Alumhurst road, Sidgwick R. T. St. John's cottage, Arington park, Avington, Alresford Bournemouth Shedfield, Botley Shelley Mrs. St. Olave's, Crescent Shipp Frank, Grove lodge, Church Sidney Miss, 6 Eastern Villas Toad, rd. Branksome Park, Bournemouth street, Ventnor Southsea Shelton G. Homeleigh, New .Milton Shipp Miss, 38 Hawkwood road, Bos- Siemens Alexander, Westover house, Shelton Mrs. 6 Ranelagh rd. Winchstr corn be, Bournemouth Milford-on-Sea, Lymington Shenley Goo. Alfd. Courtney, War- Shippard .Major w. 23 John st. Ryde Siese Mrs. 56 Station avenue, San­ ho. W11.rsa.sh, Southampton Shirley Rev. William M.A. The down, Isle of Wight Shenton C. 68 Kingsgate st.Winchstr Vicarage, Bursledon, Southampton Siggery Miss, Ravenswood, Cove, Shenton Miss, North dene, Sussex at. Shirley .Mrs. Ingleneuck, The Lawn, Winchester Farnborough Swaythling, Southampton Sign Miss, Hill side, The Chase, Shenton P. 94 Cheesehill st. Winchstr Shirreti J a me~. Fishing cottage, Lon- Shedfield, Bishop's Waltham Shepard Arnold Frank, 48 Sea street, don street, Whitchurch Silcock Miss, Heacham, Botley Newport, Isle of Wight Shoesmith William, Shepai d J. P. 38 Quay st. Newport Southover, Silk R. A. 37 Havelock rd. SouthiSea · Langston road, Havant Sillem Misses, Elmhurst, Bickton, Shepard Misses, Petlis, The Mall, Shone Rev. Saml. Allen LL.D. Carisbroake rd. Newport, I. of W 12 Fordinghridge Shepard Mrs. Fernside, St. John's Cumberland place, Southampton Silsbury Henry, r Maple view, Lee­ road, Newport, Isle of Wight Shoolbred Rev. Evelyn Wingfield, son road, Ventuor Shephard Miss Martha SGphia, Cy- Hayli~g Island, Havant Silva John, The Cottage, Itchen prus villa, Up. Wallop, Stockbridge Shoosm1th Frank Dunmore, 5 College A.bbas, Alresford Shepheard Thomas, Kingsley, Stud- terrace, London Toa:d, Southampton Silva Mrs. Testcqmbe, ChilboltOn, land road, Bournemouth 'Shore Mrs. 38 Hamilton road, Bos- Stock bridge Sbepherd Chas. 9 Freestone rd.Sthsea combe, Bournemouth Silver Major Barrin15ton,'fhe Rafters, Shwherd Joseph Arthur 14 Darwin Short A. T. 9 Hereford rd. Southsea Warden road, Totland, I. of W rCBd, Freemantle, Sout.hampton Short Geo.no St.Andrew's rd.St~sea Silver Rev. Ernest Wollaston M.A. Shepherd Miss, .Montpellier, Bed- Short Harry, 9 Oakhurst road, High- Rectory, Brighstone,Newport,I.of W haillilton, Havant field, Southampton Silver Stephen, Hillside, Hartley Shepherd Mrs. 141 Millbrook road, Short Mrs. 8 Argyll road, Boscombe, Wintney, Winchfield F'raemantle, Southampton . Bournemouth . , Silverlock George M. Elsfield, Botley Shepherd Ronald, Heatherdene, Short Wallace .A. Grasmere, Bishops road, Romsey Northlands road, Southampton Waltham Silverman Samuel Moses, 25 Welling­ Sheppard Col. Thomas, The Grange, Short Walt. 38 Lo~cay rd. &uthsPa ton -road, Bournemouth East Clifl road, Shanklin Short W.J.26 Denzil av. Southampton Silvester Daniel, Shedfield, Botley Sheppard Harry, Firholme, Castle Shorter Miss, Westbourne, Birming- Silvester John J.P. The Slade, Fr:~x­ Newport, Isle of Wight ham road, Cowes field, Petersfield Sheppard Henry .Anderson, Tot ton, Shorth~use W. H. Stickworth hall, Sim CoL G. Hamilton C.B. The Southampton Arreton South, Newp()rt, Isle of W Beeches, Albany road, Fleet Shepparo John Robert, 69 Parkwood Shorting Mrs. 30 'Walpole road, Bos- Sim George A. C. The Cottage, road, Pokesdown, Bournemouth combe, Bournemouth Reading road, Fleet tnleranl Percy Rowland, Springfield, Shortland Rear-Adminl.l Edward Geo. Simcox Joseph J. Roseville, Eversley, Brockenhurst 4 The Holt, Alverstoke, Gosport Winchfield Shergold J.BonaVista,MillHl.rd.Cowes Shortland Mrs. 20 St. Helens parade, Simeon Sir Edmnnd Charles barl. SheTlock. Thomas Perrott,Craneswater South parade, Soutbsea Swainston, Calbonrne, Newport. \ower&, F'e-sting road, Sonthsea Shortland Talbut C. W. St. Thomas Isle of Wight Sherman Mrs.53Victoria rd.sth.Sthsea !!quare, Newport, Isle of Wight Simeon Rev. Philip BarringWD M.A. Shortie John, 8 Green road, Southse:,. Rectory, Longparish, Whitchnrch .
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