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'VAR,Ylckshire. DEI 289 COTJBT DIBECTJBY.J 'VAR,YlCKSHIRE. DEI 289 Crocombe George 1Vhitefield, ~Iaiden- Daffern T. M. Spencer rd. Coventry]Davies Geo. Rt.33 Clemens st.Lmngtn head road, Stratford-on-.A.von Dain~Iaj.J.13Albany pl.Stratford-on-A Davies Henry Gilbert Hice, Ladbroke Croft Miss, Saunders hall, Bedworth, Dainton G. 5 Low.Hillmorton rd.Rgby road, Southam 8.0 Kuneaton Dainty Samuel, Holland st. Maney, Davies H.Station rd.,Yylcle Grn.B'ham Crofts Rev. Edmd. Jas. .Alcester Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham Davies Jas. 93 Raclford rd.Leamingtn Crofts Miss, 69 Tachbrook rd.Lmngtn Dainty W.E.Rose cot.Foleshill,Covntry Davies Miss Chaclnor villa, Park road, Crofts Mrs.Fern view, Wolvey,Hinckly Daker Mrs. 9 Beanchamp hl.Leamngtn Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham Crofts Mrs. I Portland st. Leamington Dakeyne Mrs.44 Clarendon sq.Lmngtn Davies Miss, Evesham rcl . .Alcstr.R.S.O Orok.er .M-rs. Hall's croft, Old town, Dalby David, 10 Church hi. Leamngtn Davies :Miss, 27 ·warwick row,Covntry Stratford-on-.Avon Dale Rev. John, .Alcester R.S.O Davies ~Iiss C. 22 Butts, Coventry Croker l\Irs. J. M. 2 Old Town, Strat- Dale J. "\Yoodbine cot. BoJehall,Tmwth Davies M. 12 Hillmorton rd. Rugby ford-on-Avon Dale William, 2 Lansdowne place,War- Davies l\Irs. Hamilton, The Limes, Crompton Thomas, Boswell road, Sut- wick road, Coventry Beauchamp square, Leamington ton Goldfield, Birmingham Dale W.H.13 Richmond rd.Olton,B'hm Davies Rt. 1\f.A.Warwick schl.Warwck Cronin Rev. Charles D.D. St. Peter's Dalglish E. Toft ho. Dunchrch.Rugby Davies T. E. 38 Willes rd.Leamington presbytery, Dormer pi. Leamington Dall Misiles, Woodville cottage, Lower Davies Waiter Jackson, Excelsior, Crookes Mrs.St.John's lodge,Kenlwrth Ladye's hills, Kenilworth 'Yylde Green, Birmingham Cropper Mrs.38 Hillmorton rd. Rugby Dalman John,Sherbourne house,Poddy Davies W.Lansdowne vil. Olton,B'ham Crosbie John, Rectory road, Sutton croft, Coventry Davies W. 0.90 Far Gosford st.Cvntry Goldfield, Birmingham . Dalton Rev. George William D.D. I2 Davis Rev. J.Newbold-on-Avon, Rugby Cross .A. F. King Edward rd.Nuneatn Lansdowne circus, Leamington Davis Rev. J. W., 1\I.A.Walmly.B'ham Cross George, The Goldfield, New Dalton Frederick Howard, 78 Far Gos- Davis O.S.Sharman's crss.Solihll.B'hm Oscott, Erdington, Birmingham ford street, Coventry Davis C. W.7 Chapella.Stratford-on-A Cross J. H. Regent st. Coventry Dalton Waiter Elijah, Radford house, Davis Crowther,Fieldgate lo.Kenilwrth Cross Miss, 5 Emscote rd. Warwick Foleshill road, Coventry Davis John,The Willows,StudleyR.S.O Cross Miss, Park rd. Sutton Goldfield Daly Rev. Joseph J. Ha.mpton-on-the- Davis Miss, Bidford, Stratford-on-Avn Cross Mrs. I3 Lincoln terrace, Foles- Hill, Budbrooke, Warwick Davis Miss, Milby ho.Olton,Birmnghm hill road, Coventry Daly James, 43 Binswood avn.Lmngtn Davis Miss, Moor st. Earlsdon,Covntry Cross Mrs. Little hth. Foleshl.Covntry Danby David E. Clifton road, Rugby Davis Mrs. 12 Emscote road,Warwick Cross Wm. 33 Tachbrook rd.Lamngtn Danby P. S.Church fm.Offch.Lmngtn Davis Mrs. 54 Emscote road,Warwick Crouch John, Long st. Atherstone Dancaster Harry, 9 Trinity terrace, Davis Mrs. Oakfield, Olton, Birmngbm Crouch Wm. J. 13 Mill st. Warwick Radford road, Coventry Davis Mrs. B. II9 Warwick st.Lmngtn Crow Joseph Morris, Western road, DanceRev.J.W.17Claremont rd.Lmgtn Davis Rd. Brailes, Shipston-on-Stour Wylde Green, Birmingham Dandridge General E. 11 Clarendon Davis Stephen T. Driffold, Maney, Crowdy Laurence John, Billesley hall, square, Leamington Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham Billesley, Alcester R.S.O Danes Geo. Compton Winyates,Wrwck Davis Wm. 46 Jordan well, Coventry Crowe D. Shilton cot.Shilton,Coventry Daniels C. 29 Much Park st. Coventry Davis W. 44 St. Mary's rd.Leamingtn Crowley T. Blossomfld. Solihull,B'ham Dankes Mrs. Brighton house., Holy- Dawbarn Richard Bunbury, Oxford Crowther Mrs. 17 Milvertn.ter.Lmgtn head road, Coventry house, Sherbourne pi. Leamington Crowther Mrs. New rd.Solihull,B'ham Darby George, Hillmorton, Rugby Dawes C. Tiddington, Stratford-on-A Crowther William Henry, Manor hill, Darby James, SS Clifton road, Rugby Dawes Miss, 2I Newbold st.Leamingtn · Maney,Sutton Coldfie.ld,Birmingham Darby Miss, Park villa, Newbold st. Dawes Miss, IO Quadrant, Coventry Croxall Mrs. Shustoke. ho. Birminghm Leamin~ton Dawes Mrs. The Cot.Barston,Brmghin Croydon Rd. Smithford st. Coventry Darby Mrs.Albert ho.Albert st.Rugby Dawkes Arthur Tom, '"11< Camberwell Crucifix Rev.Robert Harmer,Vicarage, D'Arcy Mrs. 7 Dormer pi. Leamington terrace, Lean'i'ington Wilmcote, Stratford-on-Avon Darke Frank, Eastbourne place,Green- Dawkins Rev. James Annesley M.A. 5 Cryer Rev. James B.A. 3 Grosvenor hill street, Stratford-on-Avon St.r Mark's road, Leamington villas, Coventry Darlingson George, Sherbourne house, Dawson J. 9S Learn ter.ea.Leamingtn Cryer William, Brinklow, Coventry Whitley, Coventry Dawson John, 5 Railway villas, Rugby Cubberley The Misses, Wixford villa, Darlington James D.L., J,P. B~:1rlun Dawson Mrs. & Miss, 42 Windsor ' Arrow, Alcester R.S.O Hall, Rugby street, Leamington Cuffe Rev. George B.A. Moseley ter- Darlison Henry, Coventry road, Bed- Dawson Richd. 86 Radford rd.Lmngtn race, Coundon road, Coventry worth, Nuneaton Day Thomas, The Limes, 'Warwick Cuffe Mrs. Oaklands, Dlivenport road, Darnley James, 26 Grosvenor st.Cvnty road, Kenilworth Coventry Dartnell Mrs.99 Radford rd.Leamngtn Day W. H. Chester rd.Erdingtn.B'hm Cull Mrs. Lichfield road, Sutton Cold- Darwin Rev. Arthur William B.A. Dayeus Arthur,4 Ebenezer villas,Holy- field, Birmingham Allesley, Coventry . head road, Coventry Cullen William, Oak villa,New Oscott, Dashwood Sir George J. E. bart.J.P. Daynes Alfred, s Elborow st. Rugby Walmley, Birmingham 2 Jury street, Warwick; & Travel- Deacon Rev. John Charles Hall M.A. Cullis Edwin, 44 Emscote rd. Warwick l€rs' club, Pall mall, London S W Rectory, Ladbroke, Southam S.O Cumming Linnreus M.A. Eastfield, Dashwood Henry Philip Plantagenet Deacon David, Clermont,Butts,Covntry New filtreet, Rugby Arthy M.A., M.D. 7 Lansdowne Deacon Miss, I Hertford terrace, Cunliffe J.Coventry rd.Bedwrth.Nuntn circus, Leamington Queen's road, Coventry Cunningham Jame11, Glen May, Shir- Dashwood Mrs. The Gables, Mill Deacon Mrs. Shirley, Birmingham ley, Birmingham street, Warwick Deakin Mrs.15Richmond rd.Oltn.B'1mt Cunningham ·J.G.17Grosvenr.rd.Cvnty Dashwood-Ricketts Mrs. Eversholt, Dean Albert Reuben J.P. Moor ball, Cunningham Mrs. Mount Vernon, Bertie road, Leamin~ton Sutton Ooldfie-ld, Birmingham Bertie road, Leamington Daunt Rev. John, Vicarage, Shottes- Dean Miss, Arnold ho.Church rd.Rgby Curie Arthur L.D.S. 30 The Parade & well Banbury Dcane Rev.C. H.,M.A.Willghby.Rugby 44 Heath terrace, Leamington Davenport F. Holly bank,Shirley,B'hm Deans Misses, 3I Dale st. Leamington Currall Albert Edward, The Sq,uare, Davenport John, Merevale, Atherstone Deaves Misses,sGuy's Cliff rd.LmngtJt Solihull, Birmingham Davenport Misses, 24 Campion ter- de Cast.ro Rev. Francis William M.A. Currall J. Laurel gro. Sheldon, B'h'*n race, Leamington Rectory, Arley, Coventry Currie Misses, Norman villa, Sher- Davenport Mrs. Fern villa, Stourton, Dedicourt John, Alma cottage, Soli- bourne place, Leamington Shipston-on-Stour hull lodge, King's Heath, Brmngl!m Currie P. 5 Alton pl.Wylde Grn.B'ham David Rev. Arthur A., ::VI.A. 8o Dun- Deed Rev. John Ge.orge D.D. The Cursham :Mrs.29Sherbourne pl.Lmgtn church road, Rugby Vicarage, Nuneaton Cuteis Capt.Edward Witherden,Meri- Davidson Charles M.D. 15 & 16 Priory Deeks Aaron, Duke street, Maney,Su~- den lodge, Kenilworth rd.Leamingtn row Coventry ton Goldfield, Birmingham Curtifil Joseph, Hawthorne, Tudor hill, Davidson George M.A., M.D. Beau- Deer Bdward, Stratford place, Rother Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham champ, Southam S.O street, Stratford-on.Avon Gutis Miss,{Beaucbamp sq.Leamngtn Davies Alfd. 12 Paradise st. Coventry Deerr Rev. Theophilus George Pa.tten Curtis Mrs. 4 St. l\Iichael's terrace, Davies A.7 Ford ter.Ford &t.Coventry B . .A.. Vicara15e, Coundon, Coventry Priory street, Coventry Davies C. Fieldgate lo. Kenilworih de Hamel Egbert, Middleton hall, Curtis William Wood,Highclere,Daven- Davies Dnid William, Boldmere rd. Midclleton, Tamworth port road, Coventry Erdington, Birmingham De Heriz Rev.Lionel ForbesVaneSmith Cuthbert Frederick, The Laurels, Davie~ Edward, 2 Malbon villas,Wylde B.A. Rectory, NetherWnitacre,B'hm Hampton-in-Arden, Birmingham Green, Birmingham j:i)@ic:b.es:IOl.e A. The College, Binswooo Dabbs :\Irs. 34 Hig-h 5treet, "\Yarwick Davies E.7 Percy ter.Milverton,Lmgtn avenue, Leamington WARW. 19 .
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