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Pbiv Ate Residents 1148 MAY PBIVATE RESIDENTS. ( bTAFFORDSHIRE. .)layer Thomas Stokes, 10 Slaney rd. Melior John. 13 Furlong la, Burslem Miller Goorge, Mertonville, Argyle rd. Pleck, W alsall Melior John, 243 Wolverhampton rd. Wolverhampton :Mayger Harry, 134 Scalpcliffe road, Walsall Miller George, Ravenscroft, Pena Stapenhill, Burton Melior Joseph William D.Sc. 19 The Fields, Wolverhampton Mayne Rev. William Gibbons M.A. Villas, London road, Stoke Miller Hy. Fredk. Dover rd. Burton · Kingsley rectory, Stoke Melior M. Wall hill, Broad st. Leek Miller Irwin E. Seebury, Great Barr, Meacham Isaac ~I.E. Perry Park ho. Melior Marmaduke, 114 Park road, Birminf:l"ham Waterfall la. Blackheath,Birmnghm Burslem Miller James Schott,Sumerford villa, Meacham Mrs. E. 43 Trent Valley Mellor Mrs. 33 Bath street, Leek Sumerford p:ace, Willenhall . road, Lichfield Mellor Mrs. George, Sunnyside, New- Miller John Carter, 15 Malvern st. Mead Henry, 54 Frederick st. Stapen· castle road, Stone Stapenhill, Burton : hill, Burton Melior Mrs. Robert, Viewlands, New· Miller Mrs. 106 Princes road, Harts. Mead Mrs. 154 Waterloo rd.W'hamptn castle road, Stone hill, Stoke Meade Richard Edwin, 14 Foregate Melior Roland, High lane, Burslem Miller Mrs. Tythe barn, A.lton, Stoke ·. street, Stafford Melior T. Braeside, SpPncer av. Leek Miller Mrs. Yew villa, Tettenhall, Mead on John George,2 Ho ward plac~, Melville Thomas, 6-4 Regent road, Wolverhampton , Shelton, Stoke Fenton, Stoke Miller Norman McLeod M.B. 42 Fore· MEndows Joseph,Oakley villa, Oakley, Mentz-Tolley Richard J.P. Moseley gate street, Stafford Market Drayton court, Bushbury, Wolverhampton Miller Thos. Vicarage rd. Wednesfield Meakin .A.rthur W. Manor house, Til- Menzies Archibald John, 67 Birming- Miller W. 69 Alien rd. Wolverhamptn lington, Stafford ham road, West Bromwich Miller William, Brompton house,Penn Meakin Bernard, Darlaston hall,Stone Menzies John Herbert, Hanchurch Fields, Wolverhampt-on l\Ieakin G. E. Creswell hall, Stafford Manor house, Newcastle Miller William, 86 Stone road, Meakin H. Elford cot. Elford,Tamwtb Menzies William Francis :\f.D. County Florence, Longton Meakin James Lionel, The Laurels, asylum, Cheddleton, Leek Miller Wiili'lm A. 44 Birmingham , Mount road, Stone Mercer F. Abbots Bromley, Rugeley road, Walsall Meakin James, Westwood manor, Mercer William Stainton, 21 Lea Miller William Ashton, Bleak house, Wetley Rocks, Stoke road, Wolverhampton Ashby road, Winshill, Burton Meakin James Hy.Consall hall, Stoke Meredith G. 6 Raby st. Wolverhmptn Miller W. C. Radford,Baswich,Staffrd Meakin Kenneth Willi::tm Glennie, Meredith S. 38 Tividale road, Tipton Millerchip Wi~liam, 120 Birmingham Darlaston hall, Stone Meredith T.W.n8 Raby st.W'hamptn road, Walsall Meakin L.,M.~\. 8 King st.Newcast~e MerPdith William, Moss grove, Kings- Millichip Jn.6 Nicholls st.W.Bromwh Meakin Mis~, 97 Birmingham road. winford, Dudley Milligan Rev. William Thomas M.A. Lichfield Mermagen Rev. Carl Friedrich M . .A. St. Luke's vicarage, Goldthorn hill, Meakin Mrs. Darlaston hall, Stone The Vic'lrage, Hints, Tamworth Wolverhampton l\{eakin Mrs. Stoneyfields,Basford,Stoke Merrick Horace B.A. Denstone col- Millington Ernest, Goldthorn bill, Meakin Thomas, 77 Scalpcliffe road, lege, Rocester Sedgley, Wolverhampton Stapenhill, Burton Merritt Chas. T. ::~o James st. Stoke Millington Ernest, Two Birches,Gu:d- Mealin Wm. Stramshall, Uttoxeter Merry Charles Robert, 67 Scalpcliffe thorn hill, Wolverhampton Meanley George, Penrhos, ::\larket st. road, Stapenhill, Burton Millington F. Jn. 34 Mollart -st. Hanle' Kingswinford, Dudley !\lerson Mrs. 55 Lichfield st. Walsall Millington l"rederick F. Woodfield Mear Edward, 2 Rosliston road, Metcalf Rev. Arnold Charles, 47 Wal· avenue, Penn Fields, Wolvrhmptn , Stapenhill, Burton sall road, Willenhall Millington Gilbert James Robert, Mear Horace E. The Shrubbery, Metcalfe Geo. 1 Marston rd. Stafford Elmwood, Rowley park, Stafford Stubwood, Rocester, Stafford Meynell Rev. Francis William M . .A. Millington J.86 Tettenhall rd.W'hptn Mear Jas. Dilhorne ho. Dilhorne, StokP Stapenhill, Burton Millington Mrs. Earlswood, Penn, M ear Mrs. The Limes, W eston road, Meynell Charles, 67 Finchfield road, Wolverhampton Meir, Long-ton Merridale, Wolverhampton Millington Percy, 22 Victoria road, ;Mear Stephen, Weston Coyney villa, Meynell Francis Hugo J.P. Roar Tamworth W eston road, Meir, Longton Cruss hall, Burton Millior John, 10 Westwood rd. Leek Mears Ed-ward John, 5 Beeches road, Meynell H. 3 Oaks cres. Wolvrhmptn Mills Rev. James B.A. 367 Shobnall West Brom-wich Meynell Miss, 21 Tettenhall road, street, Burton Mears John, Beech ho.Longsdon,Stoke Wolverhampton Mills Arthur, 49 Highgate rd.Walsall Mears William Barton, 2'-Ietherleigh, :\Ieynell Mrs. 37 Tettenhall rd.W'hptn Mills Chas.Orford road, Endon,Stoke Mount Pleasant, Bil!<ton Micklewright Harold, 68 Merridale Mills FrPderick, The Bungalow,Amos 1\Iee George Leonard, 62 Derby road, road, Wolverhampton lane, W ednesfield Burton-upon-Trent Mir~lewright William, 16 Hollies Mills H. Ley view, Edensor, Longton Meek H.4 Birminzham rd.W.Brmwch dr1ve, Wednesbury Mills Isaac FlPtcher. Ashcroft, llir· Meek Litchfield, Hilderstone, Church Middlebrook William, 12 Slaney road, mingham road, Walsall street, Cannock Pleck, Walsall Mills Mrs. The Beeches, Kino-swin· Mees James HPnrv, Trow villa. 27 Middleton Ed-win, Clyde villa, Blythe ford, Dudley "' Collis street, Am blecote, Stourbrd!! Brid~e, Stoke Mills Mrs.41 Bradlev street,Uttoxeter Mees Joseph, Comberton villa, King Miadleton James, 'I'horncliffe, Leigh Mills Mrs. 2 Highflelds, Penn road, William st. Amblecote, Stourbridge road, Walsall Wolverhampton Meggett Sl.75 Bath rd. Wolverhmptn Middleton .Joseph, Eastview, Hilder· Mills Samuel, Pennant house, Hawes Meggitt Miss.4 Alien rd.Wolnhmptn stone, Stone lane, Rowley Regis Mehlert Carl, 16 Cramer st. Stafford Middleton Mrs. r8 Broad street, Leek Mills Thomas Allin, Spring hill, Oaka- Meig-h William Melior J.P. Ash hall, Middleton Mrs. 16 Foden rd. Walsall moor. Stoke Bul'knall, Stoke Middleton Rt.5 HolliPs drv.Wedn>~bry Millwald Wait. 41 Ile~cot rd. Wal~all Meiklejohn John, sen. 25 Penkhull Midwood Arthur R. Oakley hall, Millward Rev. Joseph W.The Manse, terrace, Penkhull, Stoke Market Drayton Pt.>l~all, Walsall Meiklejohn John, jun 21 Penkhull Miekle Andrew,77::\lerridalP rd.W'hptn Millward Benjamin, Beecber house, terrace, Penkhull, Stoke Mien Mrs. 20 King street, Leek Station street, Cradley Heath MeiklPjohn Thomas. 9 Penkhull ter­ Milburn Major Claude,Knowle lodge, Millward John,69 Lichfield st.Hanley race, Penkhull, Stoke Knowle IanP, Lichfield Millward Philip, May villa, Wood Meir Mrs. 5 Belgrare rd. Newcastle Miles Henry Willi1m, Millfields road, Green road, Wednesbury Meir Samuel, Claremont, Stockton Ettingshall, Woh·erhampton Mill ward Rd.2 Nicholls st. W.Brmwch Brook, Stoke Millard Rev. B. Jessnn rd. Walsall Millward William, 10 Granie road, 'delbourne Chas.Jas.22 Cross st.Burtn Millard Miss, 101 Clark road, Wol· West Bromwich .deldrum Edward Richard, 99 Liver­ verhampton Milne C.I. Infinnary, Hartshill.Stoke pool road, Newcastle Millard Rt. 65 Allen rd. Wolverhmptn Milner Arthur, Higbfield, Nort(ln·in- Mellard William, The Beeches,Liver- Millard William, Trentham road, the-Moors, Stoke pool road, Newcastle Penkhull, Stoke Milner George, jun. Standhul'st, Melley G. H.6 Westbourne rd. Walsall Miller Albert Philip, Highbury, Air· Compton road, Wolverhampton MeHo E. The Villa, Alrewas, Burton dale road, Stone Milner Robert, 5 Union street, Leek Melior Benj. 109 Liverpool rd.Newcstl Miller A.H. 4 Balfour cres.W'hatnptn Milward Mrs. High street, Eccles· Melior Edward Joseph, Waterhouses, Miller Alfred, Stockwell end, Tetten- hall, Stafford Cauldon, Ashbourne hall, Wolverhampton Minors Albt.63 Walsall rd.Willenhal} Melior Ernest, 31 Cruso street, Leek Miller F.44Lyndhurst rd.Wolvrhmptn Minors E. 56 Tettenhall rd.W'hmptn Melior Ernest M. Redlands, New Miller Frederick Albert, Milehouse Minors Mrs. Dennis, Victoria hou~, road, Heath, Uttoxeter lane, Wolstanton, Stoke Shortheath, New Inventn.W'hmpt,n Melior J. Sandon ho.Regent st. Stoke Minshull Alfd. 79 Clark rd. W'hmp jt.n .
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