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GLOUCESTERSHIRE. MID 397 Marks Rev COURT DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. MID 397 Marks Rev. Ro'bert B.A. The ;Vicarage, Mason Henry, Windrush, Burford ,Mayer L. G. H. 120 London rd.Glo'str Norton, Gloucester R.8.0. (Oxon) Maynard Miss, Loughton villa, Great Marling Sir William Henry bart. D.L., Mason Misses, Beacon house, New st. Western road, Cheltenham J.P. Stanley park, Selsley, 'Stroud Painswick, Stroud Mayne Rev. William John, Vicarage, Marling Col. Walter Eentley J.P. Clan- Mason Mrs. Park street, Stow·on-the- Poulton, Fairford 8.0 na, A;.vIDgton, Lydney Wold S.O Mayne Edward, Orchard street, Wot- Marling ~laj. Pereival Scrope V.C., Massey Mrs. Westbourne villa, GIou- ton-under-Edge J.P. Stanley park. Selsley, Stroud cester TOad, Cheltenham Mnyne Richd. Cutwell hill, Tetbury Mrarling Charles Murray M.A. Stanley MassJ1 Capt. Godfrey Lennox Eyre, Mayo Benjamin Pleydell,Vine Tree cot. park, Selsley, Stroud Uley lodge, Dursley tage, Rodley, Newnham ~larling Samuel Stanley J.P. Stanley Massy-Dawson Mrs. Coombe bank,Slad Mayo W. P. 30 Midland Il'd. Gloucester park, Selsley, Stroud road, Stroud Mayos Thomas, 2 Bayshill parade, St. Marling William John Paley M.A.Stan- Master Digby C. Elm gro. Cirencester George?s road, Cheltenham ley park, 8elsley, Stroud Master Mrs. A. Elm gtrO'Ve,Cirencestr Maysey Mrs. 26 Kingsholm rd.Glo'ster Marment James, 6 Glenfall terrace, Master Thomas William Chester D.L., Meadows H. Sutgrove, Tuffiey, Glo'str All Saints' road, Cheltenham J.P. Knole park,Almondsbury R.S.O Meadows Miss, Longborough, Moreton- Marmont Arthur C. Northfields, Inch- Mast~r Thomas William Chester, jun. in-Marsh brook, Stroud J.P. Knole park, Almondsbury R.8.0 Meadows Mrs. 26 Conduit st. Glo'ster Marriott Rev. Charles RA. Rectory, Masters Charles, I Malvern View villas, Meadows Saml. 42 Regent st. Glo'ster Cherington, Stroud Woucester road, Cheltenham Meadwuy George, South lawn, Moorend l\larriott Mliss, Eversleigh, Parabola Masters WaIter, Beaufort house, Up. Park road, Cheltenham road, Bayshill, Cheltenham Eastville, Fishponds, Bristol Meares Miss, The Cottage, Clifford's Marriott Miss, Overbury piece, Char!- Mather Arthur, Oakhurst, Pl1Il'abola Mesne, Gloucester ton Kings, Cheltenham road, Bayshill, Cheltenham Meats A. 24 Lansdown cres. Chel.tnhm Marriott Misses, Nup End, Horsley, Miather Miss, Sandon villa, College rd. Meats Miss, 136 London rd. Gloucester Stroud Cheltenham Meats Miss, 7 Priory place, Gloucester Marriott Robert, Laurel villas, Stroud Mathews Henry,4 Cambray,Cheltenhm Mood Rev. Canon Peter Goldsmith road, GlouCi!ster Mathie Col. David, Laburnum cottage, M.A. Rectory, North CeI'lli!y,Cirncstr Marsden Mrs. Pembroke house, Bath Bitton, Bristol Medd John Charles ~f.A.Elmlea,Strat- road, Cheltenham Matson Jas. 35 Brunswick sq. Glo'ster ton, CiTencester Marsh George, Fontenelle villa, Charl- Matthew9 Col. Charles John, GlenuTe Medland Henry, Horton rd. Gloucester ton Kings, Cheltenham house, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Meek G. W. 37 Cromwell st. Gloucestr Marsh George, Kingston villa, St. Matthews Albert,76 Weston I'd. Glo'str Meek John, I CarIton place, Hewlett Goorg-e's road, Cheltenham Matthews F. 15 Thomas st. Cirencestr street, Cheltenham Marsh Hy. W. Winterbourne pk.Bristol Matthews George Arthur, 3 Brunswick Meek Mrs. S Arthur st. Gloucester MaJI"sh Mrs. 43 Cromwell st. Gloucester square, Gloucester Mootens Mrs. 2 Andover pt Cheltenhm Marsh W. J. 5 Cromwell st. Gloucester Matthews Hy. Doverow villa, Stonehse Meeze Arthur G. Halighiw, Pains­ Marshall Col. R. G. S. Crossley house, l\1atthews Hy. C. Henbury Idg.Bristol wick, Stroud Winterbourne, Bristol Matthews Jeffery, West view, Framp- Mellersh Thomas, 2 Southville villag,. ~Iarshall Charles, Craigside cottage, ton Cotterell, Bristol Old Bath road, Cheltenham . Leckhampron, Cheltenham Matthews J. 28 Brunswick rd. Glo'ster Mlellersh Wm. Henry, The Gryphons,. Marshall GhaTles, 2 York terrace, St. Matlthews John Mbert, Lewishul'St, Pittville Circus road, Cheltenham George's road, Cheltenham Spa road, Gloucester Mellor Misses, Avondale. house, Wet- Marshall D. 20 Carlton st. Cheltenham Matthews John A. 9 North pI.Chltnhm lington square, Cheltenham • Marshall Daws, 5 Oriel tel'. Cheltenhm ~atthews John Morgan, Apsley house, Mercer Howard, I Castlenau villas, Marshall D. R. 5 Oriel tel'. Cheltenhm Spa road, Gloucester Kingsholm, Gloucester Marshall Henry George', Sunnyside, Matthews Misses, Folly, Cold Ashton, Mercer Miss, 82 London rd. Gloucester Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Chippenham Merchant Henry, Green street, Huccle- Marshall Mark Bell J.P. Northfield, Up- Mlatthews Mrs. Berwick lodge, Hen- cote, Gloucester lands, Stroud bury, Bristol Mercier Rev. JeIl'ome John, Northwood,. l\Iarshall Mrs. Holm Ray, Iron Acton, Matthew9 Mrs. Naunton, Cheltenham Kemerton. Tewkesbury Bristol Matthews Mrs. Tower house, Wood- Meredith John, Laurels, St. Stephen'lf Marshall Mrs. The Cleeve, Hewlett rd. chester, Stroud road, Cheltenham Cheltenham Matthews Mrs. 8. The Grove, Winter- :M1ArOOith John, Rangemoor house, Ayl- l\Iarshall Mrs. 10 York terrace, St. bourne, Eristol burton, Lydney George's road, Cheltenham Matthews Thomas Gadd J.P. Newport Mere<iith Mrs. The Grotto, Moorend Marshall WiIliam, 8 George st. Stroud towers, Eerkeley road, Cheltenham MM"shall WiIliam Norris, Church st. Mlatthews Thomas William, 104 Dyer Meredith William Lewis F.G.S. 7 Mid- Newent, Gloucester street, Cirencester land road, Gloucester 'Marsland Ellis, Rose cottage, Pains- Moude Re,v. Thomas, The Chantry, Merrell W. H. SI High st.Tewkesbury . wick, 'Stroud Bisley, Stroud Merrett David, 78 Oxford Td. Gloucestr .Marston Rev. Herbert John Randall Maule Albert Henry, 3 Oxford villas, Merrett John, Over, Highnam, Glo'str M.A. Rectory, Icomb, Stow-on-the- High street, Cheltenham Merrett John. Vineyard cottage, Over,. Wold S.O Maunder Frederick,Old 'Sarum, Great Gloucester Marten H. Avon-side. Keynsham R.S.O Western terrace, Cheltenham Merrett Mrs. Park road, Lydney Marlin Col. Cunliffe C.B. Delmar, Maunder ;Miss, New Sarum, Great Merrett Mrs. J. Arlingham, iStonehouse Montpellier terrace, Cheltenham Western terrace, Cheltenham Merrett Willie John, Charlcnt, IGng's Martin Rev. James Aloysius, PreS'by- Maunder Mrs. Strathavon, London rd. road, Cheltenham tl"l"V". A!'lhcroft, Cirencester Cheltenham Merry Edward, 4 Orrisdale t.errace, Martin Fra.s." C. High st. Tewkesbury Maundsley Miles, 20 Lansdown place, St. Luke's, Cheltenham Martin F. LindoTs, St.Briavels. CoI~frd Fishponds, Bristol Merry Henry, 2 Avondale villas', King's Martin Frederick, Snmmerhill lodge, Manro Mrs. Glendale, King's road, road, Cheltenham St. George, Bristol Cheltenham Mletralfe Rev. John William, Somerset Martin .Tames, Alveston R.S.O Mawer Mrs. 2 Pittville viIs. Cheltenhm lawn. Gloucester ~Iartin John, 50 Leighton rd.Cheltnhm Mawson Rev. Joseph RA.The Redory, Metford Francis Killigrew Seymour, M'l.'"tin John Henrv. Malvern house, Colesborne, Andoversford R.S.O Holcombe ho. Minchinhampton,Strd Upper Eastville. Fishponds, Bristol Maxey Mrs. Chatsworth, TufHey avn. Methuen Rev. Paul Edward O'EryeIb Martin Joseph, 4 Beaufort place,South- Gloucester M.A. Rectory, Wyck Rissington~ I.\'ate stre-et. Gloucester Maxwell of Calderwood Lady, G1en- Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Martin Robert Ferg-uson, Forrest road, owen, Lansdown road, Cheltenham Mesham Mrs. The Southlands, Queens' Fishponds, Bristol Maxwell Mrs. 19 Lansdown pl.Chltnhm road. Cheltenham Marlin S. Lynthorpe, Barnwood,Glo'str Maxwell Mrs. Sunnyside, Pittville Meyrick Edward, Nubie house, Lans- Martin T.Blenheim. Randwick, Stroud Circus road, Cheltenham down road, Cheltenham Martyn Rev. Charles John M.A. Rec- MayaIl Alfred, Ilarton st. Tewkesbnry Michael Rev. Peter H. Hanham,BristoI tory, Da~lin!!worth, Cirencester Mayall Charles, Cyprus h{)use, Princes M'ichael J. M. High st.ThornburyR.S.O Martvn-Johns Thomas, 15 Clarence sq. road, Tivoli, Cheltenham Michaelmore Thomas J. Upper end, Cheltenham ~Jl'1,vall ~Irs. Paxhill house, Twyning, Long-hope R.S.O Mascie-Taylor H. Besse.Isleigh house, Tewkesbury Middlemass Mrs. 5 CIarence iquare, Douro Toad, Cheltenham Maya11 S.C.23 Barton st. TewkesbuTY Cheltenham M'lson Francis John Gorringe, Livorno Mayer Hv. 130 London rd. Gloucester Middlemass Mrs. Marchmount, Para- lodgE', North plaN'. Cheltenham Maver John ~fountain. I Oak villas, bola road, Bayshill, Cheltenham Churchdown, Cheltenham :\Iidwinter J. 4 Coxwell st. ,Cirencester.
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