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[MONMOUTH.) HAR 112 [POST OFFICE • Harris Mrs • [MONMOUTH.) HAR 112 [POST OFFICE • Harris Mrs. Arundcl house, Stow hill, Hodgson William, Lower Church street, Jacob J. Isca ter. Maindee, Newport Newport Chepstow Jacob J.Vaughan ter. Main&e,NewporL Harris Mrs. Rose villas, Monmouth Hogan Rev. Alexander Ferrier, B.A. Jacob John R. 13 York place, Newport Harris Mrs. The Villa, Rockfield, Mon- Vicarage, Llanvihangel Crucorney, Jacobs George James, Pontrh~·dyryn, mouth Abergavenny { Panteg, Pontypool Harris Thomas Henry, Hatherleigh Holdsworth Emanue, Cwrnyn;yscoy Jacobs James, Glaneybi, Aberg·avenny house, Christchurch, Newport house, Panteg, Pontypool Jacobs Mrs. Holly house, Pontymister, Harrison Charles A. 57 Williams street, Hollingdale W. J. 19 Hill st. Newport Risca, Newport Newport Hollings James, 8 Clytha cres. Newport James Rev. David, M.A., PII.n., P.s.A. Harrison G .. Grove ho. Mal pas, Newport Homer Thomas, Bryn Deryn villa, Rectory, Panteg, Pontypool Harrison James, :3 Clytha Park road, l\laindee, Newport James Rev. T. Blaenavon, Pontypool Newport Horn fray Rev. Kenyon, IlL A. Pen-y- J ames Rev. Wm. Abercarn, Newport , Harrison Mrs. Longfield house, Snatch- clawdd, Monmouth James George James, .J.P. Ty-Newydd, wood, Pontypool Hornfray Lorenzo Augustus, .J .P. Wood- Black wood, Newport Harrison Thomas, Auckland house, lands, Mal pas, Newport James Henry, Suony bank, St. Bride, Maindee, Newport Homfray Samuel, .J.P. Glen Usk house, Wentlloodge, Cardiff HarseSamuel,Wrington villa, Maindee,. Newport James John, 6 Herbert street, Newport Newport Hooper Rev. J effery, Llanwern,N ewport J ames John, .J. P. Lansoar, Llandegveth, Hart Miss, Chapel road, Abergavenny Hooper Seth,16Llanarth st.reet,Newport Newport HarvardJohn,Harvard'srow,Rhymney, Hope Rev. John, Church end, Caldicot, James John, Mounton house, Mounton, Tredegar Chepstow Chepstow Haskins Henry, 1 Belvedere terrace, Hopkins Rev.John,EbbwVale,Tredegar James John, Richmond villa, Chepstow Barrack road, Newport HopkinsJohn, Williamsstreet, Newport road, Christchurch, Newport Haullier Henry,Pentre cottage,Goytrey, Horsford Valentine J ames 0' Brien, J ames John Davies, .J .P. Myrtle grove, Pontypool Ca!ltle street, Abergavenny Blackwood, Newport Hawkes Francis, 10 Morgan street, Horton Thomas, 3 Upton place, Chep- James Mrs. Myrtle cottal{e, New Here- N ewport stow road, Maindee, Newport ford road, Abergavenny Hawkins Rev.Edward,M.A. St. Woollos Horwood Rev. Webb Davies, Trinity James Mrs. Ty-Newydd, Blackwood, vicarage, Newport parsonage, Abergavenny Newport Hawkins H. M. Tredunnoc, Newport Horwood George J. 46 Raglan street, James Mrs. Conway, Great ho. Caerleon Hayter Isaac, 5 Hereford pl. Newport Newport· · village, Christchurch, Newport Hayward Mrs. The Parade, Monmouth Hoskings Rev. Alex. Risca, Newport James Phineas, Ebbw Vale, Tredegar Heard William Esau, King's Vale villa, Hoskins George, 190 Commercial road, James T. 17 Frogmore st. Abergavenny Cardiff road, Newport Newport James Thomas, Prospect villas, Dixton Hedgins Miss, Post Office sq. Chepstow Hoskins J. Merthyr road, Abergavenny road, Monmouth _, Hellyer Henry, 4 Park street, Newport Howard James Henry, Jasmine cottage, Jane Mrs. Bank square, Chep3tow Hemsworth Rev. Joseph Ambrose, St. New Hereford road, Abergavenny Jarvis C. Bridge st. Caerleon, Newport James's street, Monmouth Howard Thomas, Cromwell house, Jeffes Henry, Woodside villa, Barrack Henny ·waiter, Mac hen, Newport Stow hill, Newport road, Newport Hepburn John, Bridge street, Chepstow Howell Thomas Hy.l4 Hillst. Newport Jeft'reys Rev. Thomas, Briery hill, • Herbert Major Edmund, Llansantffraed Howells Mrs. The Elms, Redbrook, Ebbw Vale Tredegar house, Llansantffraed, Abergavenny Dixton, Monmouth Jenkins Rev. baniel, Ynysddu, Newport Herbert Rev. Daniel, Cfnycrit, Ponty- Hughes Rev. D. George town, Tredegar Jenkins Rev. E. <J. Rhymney, Tredegar pool H ug-hes Rev. Ellis, Penmain, Newport J enkins Rev. J ason, Pontnewynydd, Herbert John Arthur Edward, D.L. Hughes Rev. James, Cl'Umlin, Newport Pontypool \.r Llanarth court, Raglan - H ughes Rev.J ohn,Blaenavon,Pontypool J enkins Rev. John Rees, M.A. Vicarage, tterbert William, D.L. Clytha house, Hughes Rev. Richard, Cwmnantdda, Cwmbran, Newport Llanarth, Raglan Pontypool Jenkins R,ev. William, M.A. Rectory, Hermessen Louis, 14 Clytha crescent, Hughes Rev. Rollert Vaughan, M.A. Michaelston-y-Vedw, Cardiff . Newport Wyelands, Mattherne, Chepstow Jenkins Asa, Ebbw Vale, Tredegar Hetling Rev. Frederick Thomas, M.A. Hughes Rev. Thoma~ John, Maesy- Jenkins George, 15 Railway st. Newport Ty Rholben, Cantref, Abergavenny cwmmer, Bedwas, Newport JenkinsHenry, Breconrd. Abergavenny Hewertson Nelson, Sunny bank, Main- Hughes Rev. Wm. M.A. Ebbw Vale Jenkins Joseph, Llantrissent, Newport dee, Newport parsonage, Ebbw Vale, Tredegar Jenkins Lewis, Willsbrooke, Raglan Hewertson T. 12 Windsor ter. Newport Hughcs Henry, 13 Devon pi. Newport Jenkins Llewellyn, Maesycwmmer, Heyburne ·Francis J. 6 Dock st. Newport Hughes John B. Ebbw Vale, Tredegar Bed was, Newport Heyworth Capt. Lawrence, Wain Vawr, H umfrey J ames, .J .P. Govilon, Llanwe- J enkins Mrs. 13 Bridge street, Newport Risca Newport narth Ultra, Abergavenny Jenkins Mrs. Mattherne, Chepstow Hibhard Edwin, Stinchcombe villa, Hunt Elijah, 27 Llanarth st. Newport Jenkins Mrs. 5 Victoria place, Newport Clytha square, Newport Hunt William T. Agincourt square, Jenkins Mrs. Victoria villa, Victoria Hickman Capt. Robert John, Groaws, Monmouth -street, Abergavenny Monk street, Monmouth Hunter Chas. Sirhowy house, Tredegar Jenkins Mrs. 2 Westgate buildings, Hicks Mrs. Machen, Newport Hunter Robert, 3 York place, Newport Abergavenny Higgins Charles, Laurel house, St. Hurley William, 2 Dorset terrace, JenkinsThomas,l2Park street,Newport Arvans, Chepstow Newport J enkins Thomas, The LaurelsJ Llantoist, Higginson Henry John, Grofield house, Huxtable John Gristock, I Clytha Park .Abergavenny Abergavenny road, Newport • Jenkins Thomas C. 14 M:ountjoy place, Hiley Isaac, Pontnewynydd, Pontypool H uxtable William C. 21 Hill st. Newport Newport Hill Egerton Hy.TheParade,Monmouth Huzzey Henry Alfred, Stowgate villa, Jenkins W. Bridge stree~ Caerleon, Hill James, 30 Williams street, Newport Stow hill, Newport Newport Hill James Charles, J".P. The Brooks, Hyam Mrs. Wyebridge st. Monmouth JenkinsWilliam,Chippenhamgatestreet; Abergavenny Hyam Thomas Richard, Old Dixton Monmouth Hill John, .Agincourt square, Monmouth road, Monmouth Jenkins Wm. The Willows,Abergavenny Hill Mrs. The Parade, Monmouth Ingleton D. 104 Stow hill, Newport Jennings 0. H. 4 Palmyra pi. Newport Hill Peter, Cwmbran, Newport lng-ram Charles Wesley, 2 Park villas, Johns Rev. Richard, Grcenfield cot- Hill Philip Edwd. 17 Dock st. Newport Park square, Newport tage, Govilon, Llanwenarth Ultra, tlill Samuel, c.E. Maesycwmmer, Bed- Instance R. Pontymister,Risca,Newport Abergavenny wa!l, Newport ' Irving George P. PwUmeyric, Mat- Johns John, The Grove, Caldicot, Hill Waiter, The Parade, Monmouth theme, Chepstow Chepstow Hill William, 9 Hill street, Newport Isaacs Isaac, Rose villa, Merthyr road, Johns Matthew, B Morgan st. Newport Hodgens Mrs. The Cottage, Pen-y- Abergavenny Johns Mrs. ll Williams street, Newport pound, Abergavenny Ivins Henry, 6 Lower Fair Oak terrace, Johnson Rev. Benjamin, Raglan Hodges Edmund, Ebbw Vale, Tredegar Maindee, Newport Johnson Richard, The Lawn, Rbymney, Hodges John, 154 Commercial road, Jackson Capt. Standish, Coldbrook Tredegar Newport park, Abergavenny Jones Rev. David,Blaenavon, Pontypool Hodgkmson Richard,3 Lower Fair Oak Jackson Rev. Robert, M.A., J".P. Vicar- Jones Rev. David, B.A. Devanden, St. terrace, Maindee, Newport age,- Wonastow, Monmouth Arvans, Chepstow Hodgson John, M.R.c.s., L.S.A. Mount Jackson Peter R. Blackbrook, Skenfrith Jones Rev. D. New Tredegar, Newport villa, Caldicot, Chepstow Jackson T. Rose Brook cot. Monmouth J ones Rev. Dewi Bevan, Castle street, l!odgsonJohn,St.Marystreet.Cheostow Jacob Alfred, Dock street, Newport Caerleon, Newport .
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