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CAMBRIDGESHIRE. [KELLY'b Mccalmont Harry Leslie Blundell M.P.; Marsh Mrs 208 MAC CAMBRIDGESHIRE. [KELLY'B McCalmont Harry Leslie Blundell M.P.; Marsh Mrs. 3Claremont, Hillsrd.Camb Mercier Mrs. Montague road, Chester. J.P. Cheveley pk. & Sefton lodge, New- Marshall Rev. Edward Thory M. A. The ton, Cambridge market; & 9 Grosvenor place, Guards', Vicarage, Sutton, Ely Merfitt Mrs. Haddenham, Ely Junior Carlton, United Service & Marshall Rev. Francis Cotton M. A. Merington Miss, The Cottage, Fulbourn, .Army & Navy clubs, London s w I Rectory, LittleWilbraham,Cambridge Cambridge McCombe Rowan, Ivy lodge, Bassing- Marshall Rev. Frederick Charles M. A. Merryweather Claude Cah·ert, Merivale, bourn, Royston Jl Rectory, Doddington, March Oxford road, Chesterton, Cambridge Macdonald HectorMunn H.A. [steward], Marshall Alfred M.A. Balliol croft, Metcalf John W. .Albert st. Newmarket Cla1e college, Cambridge Madingley road, Cambridge Metcalfe John, I9 Earl st.. Cambridge Macer Charles, West end, Ely Marshall Chas.Saml. I Norwich st.Camb Metcalfe Miss, 14 Park side, Cambridge Macer Mrs. Stoneleigh, Egremont st.Ely Marshall James, l<'erndale, Cherry Hin- Metcalfe Mrs. Mote house, Wisbech Macfarlane ·Grieve William A. M. A., ton, Cambridge Meyer Arthur Hugh, Orwell, Royston B.C.L.Oxon. Impington park, Cam- Marshall Mrs. 20 Brookside, Cambridge Meyer Miss, Girton coli. Girton, Carob bridge ; Edenhall, Roxburghshire, Marshall Thomas, Priory road, Camb Meyer Philip, Orwell, Royston N. B. ; I I Queen's Gate terrace, Lon- Martin Fredk. 4 Edith villas,N ewmarket Micklethwaite Rev• .Arthur J ames M. A. don s w & Conservative club, St. Martin Heber Gambling, Main street, Catbarine st. Chesterton, Cambridge James' street s w Littleport, Ely Middleton G. 17 Mawson Pd. Cambridge Machell Capt. James Octavius J.P. Bed- Martin Horace Joseph, Meader house, Midelton Wm. Jn. Harston, Cambridge ford house, Newmarket Littleport, Ely Miles James, 82 Tenison rd. Cambridge Macintosh .Alexander, .Argyle villa, The Martin Joseph J.P. Highfield house, Miles Job, 38 Victoria road, Wisbcch • Avenue, Cambridge Littleport, Ely Milledge Rev. Hy. Gamlingay, Sandy Macintosh .Alexander, jun. Cleveland Martin Miss, Red Lion square, Soham Miller David, so Tenison rd. Cambridge villa, Station road, Cambridge Martin Miss, Reydon lodge, Bury road, Miller Frederick William, Oakhurst, Macintosh Wm. x Trumpington st.Camb Newmarket Chesterton rd. Chesterton, Cambridge McKelvie William, Jail street, Ely Martin Mrs. EJsworth, St. Ives (Hunts) Miller James, Broad street, Ely McMichael Miss, 39 Chesterton road, Martin Mrs. 85 Hills road, Cambridge Miller Jas. I<'redk.72 Hills rd. Cambridge Chesterton, Cambridge Martin Mrs. Pratt street, Soham Miller Mrs. 46 Rhadegund buildings, McPhersonChas. 6oDevonshire rd.Camb Martin Mrs. Uptonhouse, Ltttleport,Ely Jesus lane, Cambridge Macrori The Right Rev. Wm. Kenneth Martin Mrs. Henry,Burwell,Cambridge Miller Mrs. 7Scroopeterrace,Cambridge n.n. [late Bishop of Maritzburg], The Mashin Alfred, Elm, Wisbech Miller Weston, 35 Elm road, Wisbech College, Ely Maskell Edward, West Fen road, Ely Mills Frank, 7 Lynn road, Wisbech MacVicker Chas.George,Isleham,Soham Maskell John, Fieldside, Ely Mills :Frederick, 41 North brink,Wisbech Maddison Arthur, Hinton lodge, Blinco Mason Rev. Peter Hamnett M. A. I First Mills Frederick William, 54 Herbert grove, Hills road, Cambridge court, St. John's college, Cambridge street, Chesterton, Cambridge MaeersWilliam I85 Mill road, Cambridge Mason Alfred, 18 MiJJ lane, Cambridge Mills Mrs. Almshouse street, Whittlesey Magee Misses, 15 Emmanuel rd. Camb MasonEdwardWalter,Gamlingay,Sandy Mills Mrs. 30 Little South st. Wisbech Magoris Wm. 0. Little Shelrord, Carob Mason George, Elm road, Wisbech Mills Mrs. Whitmore street, Whittlesey Maile Frederick, 59 Mill rd. Cambridge Mason Miss, 2 Addenbrooke pl. Camb Milne Miss, Park lane, Newmarket Mainprice G. Church ho. High st.Soham Mason Moses, Richmond house, New- Missen Robert, I2 Downing ter. Camb Mainwaring John, Humberstone road, market road, Cambridge Moaksom T. J. Vicarage rd.Newmarket Chesterton, Cambridge Mason Mrs. 205 Chesterton road, Ches- Moden Frederick John, 7 Victoria road, Maitland Frederick William LL.D. West terton, Cambridge Chesterton, Cambridge lodge, Cambridge Mason Mrs. 4 l>rummer street, Carob Moden Hy. Jn. 209 Mill rd. Cambridge Maize William, Gracious st. Whittlesey Mason W.Brinkley, Six Mile BottomS.O Moden Rt. Hy. 61 Mill rd. Cambridge Makings C. I Clare vils.Barton •d.Camb Mast Fredk. Thos. 89 Hills road, Camb Moline Rev. R. P. B. A. Bottisham, Carob Maiden George, Hall street, Soham Masters Mrs. Willowdale, Guildan Mollison Wm. Loudon M. A. E college & Maiden Henry, Pratt street, Soham Morden, Royston 2 Cranmer rd. Grange rd. Cambridge Male Charles, Delph street, Whittlesey ,Mathew Mrs. I6 Warkworth street, Money F. The Limes, Landbeach, Carob Male Josiah Alf. IO Lynewode rd.Camb Cambridge MoneyW.Manor frm. Landbeach,Camb MaleMrs.TheBrewery,Cottenham,Camb Mathieson James, I7 Church street, Monkhouse Rev. Alfred William M.A. Maling Rev. H. BromleyM.A.High st.Ely Chesterton, Cambridge Vicarage, Barton, Cambridge Mann Arthur Henry Mus. noc. oxon., Matthew Arthur, 20 Trinity street, MonroC.H.u.A. 2 Huntingdon rd.Camh F.R.c.o., Hon. F. R.A.M.Westrd.Camb Cambridge Moody Charles Frederick, Ridgeley Mann Frederick William, 32 Rock road, Matthew G.A. LL.M. 56 Regent st. Camb house, l<'itzroy street, Newmarket Cherry Hinton road, Cambridge Matthew Misses, 7 Park terrace, Camb Moody Frederick, Moat terrace, Soham Mann Miss, Hall street, Soham Matthew Mrs. 3 Park side, Cambridge Moody Miss, Hadley house, High street, Mann Mrs. Doddington, March Matthews Cornelius, Prickwillow, Ely Newmarket Mann William, Croft ho. Hall st. Soham Maund John Hansby, Brackley house, Moody Miss, 211 Mill road, Cambridge Manning Rev. Arthur, 19 Warkworth Newmarket Moon Rev. Alfred, The Manse, J:<'itzroy villas, Cambridge Mawby F. W. L.S.A.LOnd. Littleport,Ely street, Newmarket Manning A. S. M. A. Bury rd. Newmarket Maxey J. T.2 Union pl.Crescent,Wisbech Moor Mrs. 4 Richmond road, Chcstet­ Manning Wm. C. Beech-hurst,Newmrkt Maxey Richard Wm. 8 Lynn rd. Wisbech ton, Cambridge Mannooch James C. 71 Hills rd. Camb Maxey Thos. P. South Brink pi. Wisbech Moore Benj. Mill st. Gamlingay, Sandy Manse! Waiter, Trumpington, Camb May Mrs. 2 Ashburton, Newmarket Moore Edward, 43 Chcsterton road, Manstield Alfred, Abbey cottage, Walnut road, Cambridge Chesterton, Cambridge · Tree lane, Cambridge Mayall Mrs. Hills view1 Cavendish Moore Fredc. H. Main st. Littleport, Ely .Mansfield Alf. C. 8 :Mortimer rd. Carob avenue, Cambridge Moore Frederick Jas. Owers ter. Soham Mansfield Stephen, Gilmerton, Trump- Mayle Mrs. 14 Tenison road, Cambridge Moore George Jas. Queen's rd. Wisbech ington, Cambridge Mayo Rev. James LL.D., B.D. 6 Wark- Moore John Stanford, 75 Chesterton Manthorpe Misses, 99 Chesterton road, worth terrace, Cambridge road, Chesterton, Cambridge Chesterton, Cambridge Mayor Rev. John Eyton Bickerstetb M. A. Moore J. The Laurels, Foxton, Royston Mar6eet Mrs. 81 Newmarket rd. Camb G Second court, St. John's college & Moore Mrs. Grove house, Elm, Wisbech Margetts A. C. East Park st. Chatteris 5 Jordan's road, Cambridge Moore Mrs. 36A, Regent st. Cambridge Margetts Hy. Clarke, High st.Chatteris Maze John, 2 Bene't street, Cambridge Morbey Charles, The Moat, Soham Maris A. Lindfield, The Avenue, Camb Meacham J<'rederick, Alma place, Lower Mordecai D. 7 Brunswick walk, Carob Maris Richard Watson, The Woodlands, Station road, Newmarket Morgan Rev. Henry Arthur D. D. Jesus Great Shelford, Cambridge Mead George Borthwick Ph.n., M.A. college, Cambridge Markham Miss, 4 Britannia terrace, Mentmore house, High st.Newmarket Morgan Charles, 122 Mill rd. Cambridge Monica road, Wisbech Mead George Owen, l\Ientmore house, Morgan James, 189 Chesterton road, Markham Thomas Lavender, 81 Ches- High street, Newmarket Chesterton, Cambridgr terton road, Chesterton, Cambridge Mead Mrs. Riversdale, Grantchester, Morley Rev. George Wallace, 38 :!\law· Marner Edward Goodwin, Woodberry, Cambridge son road, Cambridge Glisson road, Cambridge Meadows Edward, Myrtle house, Priory ~iorleyF. W.M.A.4Maid'scauseway,Camb Marr John Edward M.A., F.R.s. 70 road, Cambridge Morley J:<'k.Norman cross, Hills rd.Camb Huntingdon road, Cambridge Meakin Arthur William Holmes B. A. 37 Morley John, 1 St. Paul's rd. Cambridge Marriott C. W.Portlandlodge,Newmrkt Victoria road, Chesterton, Cambridge Morley Mrs. Bassingbourn, Royston Marseille Hermann Ph. D., M. A. 5 Medlock William Henry, 4 Abbey road, :.\Iorley Mrs. Sunnyside, Hartington Lyndewode road, Cambridge Cambridge grove, Cambridge Marsh Edward Ephraim, Normanhurst, Meek William H. Oak burst, Maid's Morley Robt. Jn. Stapleford, Cambridge Cherry Hmton road, Cambridge causeway, Cambridge :Vlorrell Alfred, 3 Collier rd. Cambridge Marsh Miss, Little abbey, Newmarket Melsome William Stanley H.A., M.D., ~orris Bryan William D.L. Gore's farm, road, Cambridge F.R.c.s. K coli. Queen's coli. Camb _ Thorney, Peterborough .
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