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Devonshire. ( Kelly's • • BAB DEVONSHIRE. ( KELLY'S Babbag~ Miss,x8 Barnstaple st.S.Molton Baird John, Leeville,Bellevue rd.Paigntn Baker Samuel, Clarence st. Dartmouth Babbage Mrs. Mary, Coddon, Bishop's Bairstow Thomas, St. Anne's, Church BakerSl.17Waterloo st.Stoke,Devonport 'fawton, Barn staple road, Babbacombe, 'forquay BakerT.J. 7Glyn ter.Greenbnk.av.Plymh Babbage Thomas, Wisteria, Kingsteign- Baker Lady, Wood house, Uplyme, BakerThos.2Alexandrard.Ford,Devnprt ton, Newton Abbot Lyme Regis Baker Thos. 4 Sutherland ter.Plymoutb Babeaglehole Mrs. 13 George s1. Devonpt· Baker Sir SamuelWhite(Pasha),F.R.G.s., Baker ThomasS.38Gibbons st.Plyruouth Baber Mrs. Devonshire house, Fore st. F.R.A.s., F.R.s., D.L., J.P. Sandford Baker Thomas Slope, I St. Alban's ter- Heavitree~ Exeter Orleigh, Newton Abbot race, Castle road, Turquay Babington Mrs. xo Bay View terrace, Baker Lieut.-Col. R. Barrington, Royal BakerWm.Becroft,Bradninch,Cullomptn Northam, Bideford William Victualling yard, Cremyll BakerWm.3Radnor ter.Dartngtn. Totnes Back Edwin Herbt. New rd. Dartmouth street. Stonebouse BakerWm. C. xsWhitefield ter.Plymoutb Back Josias, 6 Headland park,Plymouth Baker Capt. John, Clarendon house, Bakewell Misses, Clovelly, Bideford Back Mrs. Park terrace, Barlow's cause- Ipplepen, Newton Abbot Baldock Mrs. Cauleston, Withycomte -way. Tiverton Baker Capt. Joseph, Hurston house, Raleigh, Exmouth Back Stephen Harvard,4 Ebrington ter. Whitestone, Exeter Baldon FrancisWilliam R.N.TheCottage. Alphington road, St. Thomas, Exeter Baker Capt. Robert George R.N. Broom Mutton cove, Devonport Backhouse Thomas, 6,:; High st.Bideford house,NymetSt.George,South Molton BaleHy.Adolphus,xoLeigham st.Plymth Back way John, East-the-Water,Bideford Baker Rev. Abel Frank B. A. 4 Woodland HaleJas.24Champernowne ter.Ilfracmbe Bacon Mrs.IWingfield vils Stoke,Devnpt terrace, Babbacombe, Torquay Bale J.V.Camden ho.Camden st.Plymth Badcock Rev.L.T.g Spring hill, Tavistock Baker Rev.E. B. A. TheVicar.1ge,Tiverton Bale Mrs. 15 Newport ter. Barnstaple Badcock Edward, Palace villa, Crediton Baker Albt. The Laurels, Pinhoe,Exeter Bale Wm. 3 Park Hill cottages,Torquay Badcock Miss, Blagdon terrace,Crediton Baker Albt.deWinter,zLawn ter.Dawlsh Bale William, Waketield cottage, Wt~­ Badcock Misses, The Cottage, Ide,Exeter Baker Arthur Snow Clatworthy, Cham- land, Cullompton Badcock Mrs. Exeter road, Crediton berlains, Halberton, Tiverton Bale Wm. Hy. Newport rd. Bunstap!e Badcock Mrs. Lower Compton road, Baker Chas.E.gBartholomew ter.Exeter Balfour Capt. John Edmond Hough J.P. Compton Gifford, Plymouth Baker Edmnd. Io Abbey mead,Tavistock Manor house, Sidmouth Badcock Mrs. 5 Richmond villas, North Baker Frederick, Ebberley terrace, Bear Balfour Mrs. Cht>.shunt house, Budleigb avenue, Heavitree, Exeter street, Barnstaple Salterton S.O Badcock T. Tophill, Ashford, Barnstaple Baker Frederick O.A. 3 Bradley terrace, Balgay Capt. R.A.Old Abbey,HJ~tvitre~, Badcock W. Tophill, Ashford,Ba1•nstaple Kingskerswell, Newton Abbot Exeter Baddeley Mrs. 16 New rd.BriXhamR.S.O Baker George, Tawstock ho. Ilfracombe Balhatchet Thomas, Grove park, Lisson Baddeley Mrs.22 ~ew rd.BrixhamR.S.O Baker Geo. F. 26 Exeter rd.Teignmouth grove, Plymouth Baddeley Mrs. Samuel, 4 Rockland ter- Baker Henry, 3 Elm terrace, Honiton Balkwill Alfd. P. 2 Lipson ter. Plymth race, Hrixham R.S.O Baker Henry, Havelock house, Lutton, Balkwill Chas. Hy.Quay ho. Dodbraoke Badeley P. 9 Belvidere ter. Paignton Cornwood, Ivybridge Balk will Fras.H.3 Prim~ess sq.Plymoutll Badger Rev. William Arthur, 19 Home Baker Henry, High street, Cullompton Balkwill George, 14Collings park,Highe~ Park villas, Stoke, Devonport Baker Henry, Mariansleigh, Sth.Molton Compton, Plymouth Bacca Demetrius S. Ford cottage, Alph-1 Baker Henry Goldney, The Lawn, Bud- Balk will George,South Huish,Kingsbrdg ington road, St. Thomas, Exeter Jeigh Salterton S.O Balkwill HancockBenjamin,Bank house,. Bagg William, Western road, Crediton Baker Hy.John,4Henrietta pl.Exmouth1 Fore street, Kingsbridge Bagley Rev. William Henry Morris M.A. Baker James, 4 Austwick terrace,! Balk will Hy. 17 Culverland road, Exeter Vicarage, Pilton, Barnstaple Alphington road, St. Thomas, Exeter Balkwill Miss, 3 Colaba terrace, 8!11- .Ba~lole Miss, Orchard hill, Northam, BakerJas.21 Brunswick pl.Stoke,Devnprt corn be, Kingsbridge Bideford Baker Jas.7Lower Summerlands,Exeter Balk will Hobert Coad, Coleridge, Chil- Bagnall Miss, Fairlea, Chudleigh, New- Baker James, Penn inn, Newton Abbot lington, Kingsbridge ton Abbot Baker James,8 SJymour terrace, Lipson Ball.H.ev.G.W.2 Okement ter.Okehmptn "Bagshaw Mrs. The Whitelea, Dawlish ro1d, Plymouth Ball Frederick Samuel, I Arundel ter- Bagshawe Col.Samuel Lawrence,xApsley B<1kerJoel,jun.54 Pennsylvania rd.Exetr race, Morice town, Devon port terrace, llfracombe Baker John, II Greenbank avenue, Ball Geo.24 Higher Market st. Tavistock Bailey Rev. M. B.A.25 Belmont rd.Exetr Lipson road, Plymouth jBall Hy. Jas.28 Powderham cres.Exeter BaileyA.2 Premier pl.Mt.Radford,Exeter Baker John, I4 Rockingham ter.Plymth Hall Jehu,IO Buckingham pl.Stonehonse Bailey Charles Frederick J.P. Lee abbey, Baker John Cook, Brunswick ho.Bidefrd Hall John, 10 Durnford st. Stonehouse Lynton, Barnstaple Baker John Russell, 1 Park Hill villas, Ball MarkWhiteway, Walmer house, S~. Bailey Eclwd. Cross st-.Seaton,Axminster Highweek, Newton Abbot Mary Church road, Torquay Bailey Frank, 25 Union road, Exeter Baker John Wyatt, Ford house, Church- Ball Miss, 47 Fore street, Totnes Bailey Heaton, 4 Clarendon park, Tor ingford, Honiton Ball Miss, Ulenside, Raleigh, Northam~ vale, Torquay BakerJspb.Fitz, West st.AshburtonR.~.O Bideford Bailey Hy.zMt.Pleasant rd.NewtonAbbt Baker Miss, I Greenway villas, High- Ball Miss, Manaton villas, South Brent, Bailey Hy.Jas. 63 Emma pl. Stonehouse week road, Newton Abbot Ivybridge Bailey J n. T. Tower ho.Fisher st.Paignton Baker Miss, 51 High street, Barnstaple Ball Mrs. Glenside, Ringmore;reignmth Bailey Joseph, Albany terrace, Kings- Baker Miss, 13 Mont-le-Grand, Heavi- Ball Mrs. 23 Sanford crescent, Cocking- kerswell, Newton Abbot tree, Exeter ton, Torquay Bailey Joseph, 12 Emma pi. Stonehouse Baker Miss, 1 Plantation ter. Dawlish Ball Mrs. Victoria pl.Salcombe,Kingsbdg Bailey Miss, Rolle cot. Sidbury, Sidmth Baker Miss, South street, Axminster Ball SI. 21 Alexandra rd. Ford,Devonprt Bailey Miss, 8 Wonford road, Exeter BakerMiss,2Springtield cot.InstowR.S.O Ball Samuel, 3 ZzLland place, Plymouth Bailey Mrs.Axe view,Colyford,Axminstr Baker Miss, Sunnyside, Witheridge, Ball Samuel, jun. Beer Alston R.S.O Bailey William, 4 Cavendish terrace, Morchard Bishop R.S.O Hall Sami.Wm. 57 Mount st. Devonport Higher Wellesley road, Torquay Baker Miss. 9 York buildings, Oxford Ball 'rhos. G. 16Seaton av. Mutley,Plymtb Bailey William,9 Clarence pl.Stonehouse road, Exeter .Ball William, 51 Ker street, Devonport Bailey William, 72 Tavistock road, Baker The Misses, Brunswick ho.Bidefrd Ball W.13 Molesworth rd.Stoke,Uevnprt Stoke, Devonport Baker Mrs. 7 Abbey mead, 'favistock Ball William, sen. Walmer ho. Ash Hill Bailey William Henry, Newport house, Baker Mrs. Burrington, Chulmleigh road, Torquay Countess Wear, Exeter Baker Mrs. 20 Elmside, Exeter Ball William, jun. Maycliff, St. Luke's Bailie Mrs. 15 Brookdale av. llfracombe Baker Mrs. 5 Fore street, Teignmouth road north, Torquay Baillie Evan, Filleigh, Chudleigh, New- Baker Mrs. 2 Glyn terrace, Greenbank Ball Wm. Hy. 16 Walker ter. Plymouth ton Abbot avenue, Plymouth Ball William Joseph, Fern cottage, Fore Baillie Mrs. Brynderwen, Lincombe Hill Baker Mrs. Leytonstone,Castle rd. Torqy street, Heavitree, Exeter road, Torquay Baker Mrs. Park terrace,Barlow's cause- Ballack Miss, 3 Leigham terrace,Citadel Baillie Mrs. Clifton cottage, Dartmouth way, Tiverton road, Plymouth Baillie-Hamilton Misses, Swilley house, Baker Mrs. TheLawn,Budlgh.Saltrtn.S.O Ballack Wm.Hy.4 Chester pi. Plymouth Stoke, Devon port Bakedlrs. Rose:.e, Woodland pk. Paigntn BallanT. M.6 Haldon rd.St. Davids, Exetr Bailward F. Manor cot.Seaton,Axminstr Baker Mrs. Sentrys, Exminster, J<~xeter Balle Geo. P. 5 Bartholomew ter.Exe~r Bain David Wise J. P. Gatcombe house, Baker Mrs. Summerland &t. Barn staple Ballhatchet Thomas, Endsleigh, Ipple- Little Hempston, Totnes BakerMrs.8Ternple rd. Larkbeare,Exeter pen, Newton Abhot Bainbr1gge Col. Arthur, Southcourt, Baker Mrs. 1 Wonford road, Exeter Ballinger Hy.I Larkstone vils.Ilfracmbe Middle Lincombe road, Torquay Baker Nathaniel J.P. Butts hill, Kings- Ballinger Mrs. Newport, Barnstaple Bainbridge Capt. John Hugb R.N. Beech- wear, Dartmouth Balls Mrs.n Luscombe terrace,Dawlish wood, Spark well, Plympton St. Mary Baker RobertHughoMontagu, Roseneath, Balmanno Mrs. 5 Prospect pl. El(mouth Bainbridge W. 3 Adelaide ter. Ilfracmbe Courtenay park, Newton Abbot Balsdon James, Eastleigh \"'ilia, East- Baines W. E. I3 Portland viis. Plymouth Baker Robert Nesbitt Gollop,9 Salutary leigh, Bideford Baird Nathaniel Hughes John, The mount, Heavitree, Exeter Balsdon Joseph, 8 Higher Par:k: View Retreat, Holcombe, Dawlish , Baker Samuel, Bridestowe R.S.O · terrace, Heavitree, Exeter .
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