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Surrey. W .Andsworth DIRECTORY.] SURREY. W .ANDSWORTH. 2431 Sheppard Francis, I· Brockford villas, Stamford William, 2 Jersey vil1as, Thompson Benjamin, 17 Belville road, Lebanon gardens, Merton road Northcote road, New Wandsworth Wandsworth common Sheppard George, 93 Benerley road, Stamper Wm. Lancaster ldg. East hll Thompson Charles, 30 Middleton road, Wandsworth common Stanbury William, I Jersey villas, Battersea rise Shillington Digby Frederick, Nutty Northcote road, New Wandsworth ThompsonFrederick, 7 Balvernievillas, Hagg, Clapham rd. New Wandsworth ~tanesby John Satam, 3 Kingsdown Merton road Shinn William Collyer, 4 Yardensroad, villas,Bolingbke.gro. Wandswth. corn Thompson Mrs. 22 Park road, New New Wandsworth Stanford George, Chatham road, W anrlsworth • ShiplP-y Charles, 707 Wandsworth road Wandsworth common Thomson Miss, 12 Granvil1e road Shopland James, 376 Wandsworth road Stanley Rev. Jacob [Wesleyan] 4.5 Thorn Alex. Yew cottage, 13 North st Siese William, Prospect villa, Salcott Spencer park, Wandsworth common Thorn Arthur George, 25 Rush Hill road, Wandsworth common Stansbury Rev. John F. n.n. 7Spencer road, Lavender hill Simmonds Edward, Ashleigh villa, villas, West hill road Thorn Jhn.AlvE>rton ]odge,WestHillrd Geraldine road, East hill Staples William Fraser, Sa1cott road, Thornton Mrs. 200 Wandsworth road Simmons Edwd. 739 Wandsworth road Wandsworth common Thornton WiHiam, 3 Abyssinia road~ Simms John, 4 Mt.Pleasant,Mertonrd Stark James, Elgin villas, Grayshott Battersea rise Simpson Thomas, 326 Wandsworth rd road, Lavender hill ThresherWilliam,:5 Varden's road,New Sinclair Henry, 35 Oberstein road, St. Steains J ames, West hill Wandsworth John's hill, New Wandsworth Stearman Denny, 647 Wandsworth rd Thurston Charles, 33 St. John's Hill Skinner Matthew, 51 North street Steel William Band, 7 Brussels road, grove, New Wandsworth Slack Richard, Ashley lodge, Wimble- St. John's hill, New Wandsworth Tickle Joseph Hollick, 8 Altenburg don Park road Steele Edward, 697 Wandsworth road gardens, Battersea rise Slatter Richard, 408 Wandsworth road Steele J ames, Ivy villa, N orthcote road, Tilley Artbur, 19 St. John's Hilt grove~ Smiles Charles, 32! Wandsworth road Battersea rise New Wandsworth Smith Edwin,19Park rd.Nw.Wandswth Stenning Edward, Holme house, Clap­ Tilley William, 15 North street Smith Francis Redhead, Gothic villa, ham road, New Wandsworth Timmins Joseph, 1 Lyncombe villas, St. John's hill, New 'Vandsworth Sterling Arthnr, 6 Belvilleroad,Wands­ St. John's hill, New Wandsworth Smith l1rederick J ames, Thanet lodge, worth common Timothy Arthur, 26 Auckland road~ Wimbledon Park road Stevens Arthur Robert, 5 Halbrake Battersea rise Smith George W. 10 Vardens road, St. terrace, St.J ohn's hill ,NewW andswth Todd George, East Hill lodge, Wands­ John's hill, New Wandsworth Stevens Edward, 2 Stanley viiias, worth common Smith Harry P.B. I St. Ann's Park N ortbcote road. Battersea rise Todd Henry, Lansdowne ter. East hill villas, Allfarthing lane Stevens Richard,370berstein road,New Todhunter Mrs. 25 .Middleton road,. Smith John, 122 Benerley road Wandsworth Battersea rise Smith John, 95 Salcott road, Wands­ Stevens Richard Nelson, Lynton lodge, Toleman Richard, 3 Grayshott road, worth common Wandsworth common Lavender hill Smith John Barnard, 10! Salcott road, Steward Fredk. Elm bo. Lavender hill Tolkemit John, 13 Oberstein road, New Wandsworth common Stewart William Sims, 4 St. John's Wandsworth Smith Miss, 4 The Grove, St. Ann's hill terrace, St. John's hill, Nw. Wandswth Tomlin Lewis Gilbert, A1ma road SmithMiss,Holly lod~.re, Wimbldn.Pk.rd Stimpson Edward, 5 Pountney road, 'foms Arthur Wells, 4 Almeric road, Smith Mrs. Elmsleigh, East hill Lavender hili Battersea rise, New Wandsworth Smith Mrs. 20 St. John's Hill grove, Stirk John, Bel grave lodge, l\Ierton rd Toms Charles, Lima cottage, Clapham New Wandsworth StirlingArthur,The Chesnts.Lavendr. hl road, New Wandsworth Smith Mrs. 6 Tonsley hill Stocker Edward,37St.John's Hill grove, Toovey Hy. Somerset vil. Granville rd Smith Mrs. 633 Wandsworth road New Wandsworth Townshend Capt. 2 Fernside villas,. Smith Robert, 16 Spencer road, St. StockmanBenjaminPryor,3 Park villas, Clapham road John's hill, New Wandsworth Merton road Townshend Henry, 30 Co1ogne road. St. Smith Samuel Jost>ph, Aucklands, Stocks Frederick, 421 Wandsworth rd J obn's hill, New Wandsworth Clapham road, New Wandsworth Stokoe Robert,2 Elgin villas, Grayshott Toy Charles John, 2 Strasbourg ter­ Smith Sidney, 3 Stamford terrace, road, Lavender hill race, She! gate road Northcote road, New Wandsworth Stone George Albert, 7 St. Ann's road, Tozer Alfred, 10 Mallinson road Smith William, 2 Ashen viis. Merton rd St. John's hill, New ·wands worth Trant 1\Irs. 107 Salcott road, Wands­ Smith William, 120 Benerley road Stonehewer James, Hawthorne lodge, worth common Smith William, 4 Middleton road, Wimbledon park road Trevick John, St. John's HiU grove,. Battersea rise Strong Henry,l Grosvnr. vils.Mertn.rd New Wandsworth Smith Wm.RosemRt.Wandswrth. corn StrongJas.21Abyssinia rd.Battrsea rise Trewby Joseph Henry, 182 Wands­ Smith William Compton, Ivy lodge,St. Sutton Robert, 27 Middleton road, worth road John's hill, New Wandsworth Ba ttersea rise Trickett GeorgeTheophilus, Sunnyside~ Smith William Henry, 1 Ridgemont rd Swonnell George Henry, Devon lodge, Spencer road, St. John's hill, New Smithem Mrs. 13 Wakehurst road, Clapham road, New Wandsworth Wandsworth Wandsworth common SykesJohn,29 Park rd. New Wandswth Trott Thomas,459 Wandsworth road Smye William, 729 Wandsworth road SymesMrs.lAuckland rd.Battel'!lea.rise Trudgett Thomas, 52 Shelgate road~ Smyth Benj.P. Wm.501 Wandsworth rd Taberham Mrs. 342 Wandsworth road Battersea rise Smythe J ames, 4 Strasbourg terrace, Tait George, 79 Benerley road Tryon Mrs. 13 Louvaine road, St. Shelgate road, Battersea rise Talbot Arthur, 26 St. John's hill grove, John's bill, New Wandsworth Snellgrove Anthony Greenland, 3 Park New Wandsworth Tuck William Henry, 15 Dunsford road, New Wandsworth Talbot Barrich, 20 Abyssinia road, villas, Merton road Snow Mrs. 32 St. John's Hill grove, Batter::~ea rise Tun bridge Hy. 4 Eland ter.Lavender hl New Wandsworth. Taltourd Froome, 3 The Grove, St. Tunks Wil1iam, Walnut Tree cottage,. Soar Charles, lli Benerley road Anne's hill St. John's bill, New Wandsworth Somers Robert, 33! Wandsworth road Tarr Joseph Davenport Elliott, 13 Lin­ Turnbull Mrs. 18 Louvaine road, New Soper Henry, 643 Wandsworth road dore rd.Battersea rise,Nw. Wandswth Wandsworth Soper John, 649 Wandsworth road Tatam Joseph, 20 Middleton road, Bat­ Turner Frederick William, 4 Park road, Soper William, 639 Wandsworth road tersea rise New Wandsworth Souter Alfred, 23 Wakehurst road, Tayler Miss, 3t6 Wandsworth road Turner George Henry, 13 Rush Hill Wandsworth common TaylorRev.Robt. [curateofAll Saint's], road, Lavender hill Sowray John, Brace]and, Spencer park 4 Haldon road, West hill Turner Henry Charles, Salcott road, Spackman J ames Herbert, 8 Chivalry Taylor Edward Harrison, 22 St. Ann's Wandsworth common road, Wandsworth common road, St. John's hill, New Wandswth Turner Jarnes Uttor, 1 Sugden road, Sparks Lawrence, 340 Wandsworth rd Taylor J oseph, 10 Seymour terrace, Lavender hill Sparrow James, 32 Obersteinroad,New Lavender hill Turner John Peacock, Prospect house, Wandsworth TaylorNathl. Rosent vi1.Wandswthcom Clapham road, East bill Spencer Henry, 13 Tonsley hill Tay I or Richard, 5 Somerset terrace, Turner Thomas, Lavender sweep, La- Spinner William, 30 Auckland road, Merton road vender hill Battersea rise Tay1or Tom, Lavender swp. Lavendr hi Tyler Arthur, 417 Wandsworth road Spooner Edward, 2 Spencer •road, St. Telfer Mrs. 477 Wandswor1h road 'fyler Henry John, 417 Wandsworth rd John's hill, New Wandsworth Tessier Mrs. 515 Wandsworth road Tyler Mrs. The Laurels, Wandsworth Spoon er M r::~. 57 North street Theoba]d John Wilson,4H1Wandswth.rd common Sprake Wm. 8omersetldg.Garrett lane Theobald William Henry, 38St. John's Underwood Frederick, 11 St. John's Sprigg Mrs. 5 Grove villas, Merton rd Hill grove, New Wan<bworth Hill grove, New Wandsworth .
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