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'NEW BRISTOL and SUBURBAN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 6Lt 'NEW BRISTOL AND SUBURBAN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 6lt New ·(The) Record Supply Co. gramophone dealers, 32 Newman Charles, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.c.s.Eng. physician Lower arcade and surgeon, 156 Cheltenham road .New Street \f St Jude's Ad,dt School Social Club-Benjamiu Newman Chas. Joseph Benbow, 43 Ten·ell st, St Micha.el's Bennett, manager, l New street, St Jude's Newman Daniel James, 58 Richmond stl·eet, Totterdown New Town Boot Repairing Depot (The), 17 Barrow road, Newman Edgar James, 125 Bloomfield road, Brislington St Philip's-Thomas C. Rogers, proprietor Newman Edward James Benbow, llO St Michael's hill New George, 29 Redd,ng road, Stapleton road N ewman Ernest Albert, 161 Luckwell road, Bedminster New Hubert Harold, 1 Moorlands roa.d, Fishponds Newman Frank Albert, 81 Oxford street, Totterdown New James, 64 Sevier street, Lower Ashley hill Newman Frederick, 2 Apsley street, Eastville New John, 7 Priory road, Shirehampton Newman Frederick, 14 Banatt street, Lower Easton New Miss Elizh. Annie, dressmkr. 40 Hinton rd. Lr. Eastn ~ewman Frederick John, wholesale ironmonger, ~ & { New Mrs Alice, 8 Clark street, Stapleton road Church street, Temple (T N 2055;-residence, 28 Alling- N ew Mrs Eliza, 7 W eare street, Bath bridge ton road, Bedminster New Mrs Elizabeth, midwife, 29 Redding rd, Stapleton rd Newman Frederick Stacey, 9 JY!ivart street, Lower Easton New Robert Richard, 42 Hill street, Totterdown Newman George, 16 Fairfield place, Bedminster New William, 40 Hintonroa.d, Lower Easton Newman George, cooper, 4ti Oxford ~treet, Dings New William Arthur, 11 Leighton road, Upper Knowle Newman Gilbert, 43 Fraser street, Windmill hill Newberry Reginald Ernest, 16 Albert road, Westbury pk Newmun Harold Edwiu, 14 Argyle road, St Paul's Newbery Arthur, limited, house furnishers, !:13, 85, 'd7, 89, Newman Henry, :l3 Elgin park. Redland 91, 9;3, 99 and 101 Queen's road, Clifton. T A "New- Newman Henry, 57 Priory road, Shirehampton berys Fumitures;" T N 3370 Newman Henry, 70 Wellington road, St Paul's N ewbery Chas. Augustns, 1 Victoria place, Bedrninster N ewman Herbert, 35 Lena street, Lower Ea.ston Newbery Francis James, 57 Filton avenue, Horfield Newrnan Herbert, 8 Victoria street, Stapleton road Newbery George, lodging house, 53 Pembroke rd, Clifton NewmanHerbertRt.Cambridge, M.B.Durh., M.R.c.s.Eng., Newbery Henry, 56 Cornwall road, Bishopston L.R.C.P.Lond. physician and surgeon, 150 & 152 Wells Newbery 'l homas, 14 Bartlett's road, Bedminster road-surgery, 2 Victoria place, Hedminster Newbery William Frederick Hoyle, M.D., c.:M. (Toronto), Newman .Tames Ernest, Beaufort Arms, beer retailer, 106 L.M.s.s.A.Lond. 107 Redland road. T N 3968 Beaufort road, St George Newbo1t MrsMaryC.Camp villa,llRichmond Park rd,Clftn Newman Joe, 26 Leonard road, St George Newbury Fenwick John, 12 Hawthorne street, Totterdow~ !\ewman John, 27 Brighton terr,Churcblands rd,Bedmnstr N ewbury Harry, 22 Coleridge road, Eastville N ewman John; 93 Sevier street, Lower Ashley hill Newbury Mrs Elizabeth, 14 Monmouth road, Bishopston Newman John, 22 Stuart street, Barton hill Newbury~rsEmily, 15 Rockleaze rd. Sneyd pk. T N 22 Newman Joseph, apartmt>nts, 14 Normanton road, Clifton Stoke B1shop N ewman J osiah, 81 Hayward road, Barton hill Newby Charles Frederick,56 Upper Montague st, St J ames' N ewmau Miss Clara, 6 Randall road, Clifton wood Newcomb Miss Edith, 19 St Helena road, \Vestbury park Newman Miss Kate, milliner, 14 Greville st, Bedmrnster Newcombe Charles, 40 Cossham road, St George Newman Miss Mary Ann, 5 Conduit pl, Lower Ashley rd' Newcombe Charles Fredk. 22 Tyndall ave, Tyndall's park Newman JY!rs Emma, 54 :::levier street, Lower Ashley hill Newcombe Frederick, carver and gilder, 73 Park street Newman Mrs Florence,dress maker,5 Freelandpl,Hotwells. (T N. S89) and 17 Charlotte street, Park street-re~idence, N ewman Mrs Florence, newsagt. 34 Cannon st, Bedminstr ~Queen's avenue, Clifton Newman Mrs Julia Ellen,.hpkpr.77Wellingtonrd,StPaul's. N ewcombe Hy. \Vesley vil, Bishops worth rd, Bedminster dn N ewman Mrs Sarah, 8 Stanbury avenue, Fishponds NewcombeJohn C. drug stores, 164 Church road, Redfield Newman Oscar, 32 Stephen street, Easton Newcombe Mrs Emma, grocer, 21 Gladstone st, Bedminstr Newman Percy, l Duuford road, Bedminster Newcombe Mrs Jane, 3 King's Tree street, Totterdown Newma.n Ralph Edmund, 30 Summers hill, Tottetdown Newcombe Mrs Maria, 27 Etloe rvad, Westtmry park Newman Richard, 12 Alfred road, Windmill hill Newcombe William, 37 Chelsea road, Lower Easton Newman RobertC 117 City road Newcombe William, Tower road, Two Mile hill Newman Samuel, 123 Beaufort road, St George Newcombe Wm. Geo. ironmonger 54 Paul st, Kingsdown Newman Samuel, 14 Crowndale road, Totterdown N ewell Walter, 77 Bloomfield road, Brislington N ewmanStephen Augustus, rabbit dealer and fruit sales~ Newell William James, 37 Belle Vue road, Lower Easton man, 48 Bedminster parade Newfoundland (The) & Labrador Fish & Oil Co. limited, 1 Newman Sydney Herbt. Wm. 29 Church rd, Bedmiuster 31 King street, Queen square. TA" Caple;" TN 3976 Newman Thomas, 127 Pembroke road, Clifton Newham George Alfred, 27 Dunkerry road, Windmill hill Newman Thomas Edward, 14 Greville street, Bedminster Newham James, 24 Quantock road, Windmill hill [ Newman W. greengrocer & fruiterer, l!J Cannon st, Bedmr- Newham Mrs, 10 Stile lane, St Michael's Newman Waiter, 63 Apsley road, Clifton Newholm Harry, 46 Cleeve road, Upper Knowle Newman Wilfrid Claude, fruitere·, 49 Henleaze road,. Newick Clifford, grocer, 95 Ashley Down road Westbury-on-Trym Newick George, 27 Ash road, Horfield NewmHn William, l."J Carrington road, Bedminster Newick Henry, 23 Fremantle road, Cotham Newman William, 110 Mead street, Bnth bridge Newick Henry, 4 Maple road, Horfield Newman William, 218 ·Whitehall road Newick Henry Chidgey, soap and candle dealer, 12 Old Newman vVilliam Frederick, 23 Raglan road, Bishopaton King street-res. 30 Helmont road, St Andrew's park Newm.an William James, boot repairer, 1:l Woodland ter- Newick Herbert, 12b Kingsdown parade race, ~toke lane, Westbury-on-Trym N ewick Robert, 30 Thingwall park, Upper Eastville N ewman William Jas. insur. agt. 18 Carlyle rd,Lwr.Easton N ewick Robert C. chandler and oilman, 41 West street and N ewman William Thomas, 1 ~iayfield cottages, Grove- soa-p and oil dealer, 35 Old Market street, St Philip's- road, Brislington residence, 12 Glebe road, 8t George. 1' N 24i9Xt ~ewman William Thomas, 54 St Paui's roHd, Clifton Newick Thomas, 12 Dean street, St Paul's Xewne!'t George, limited, advertising department, 57 BL"oad- N ewick Thomas, 10 Maple road, Horfield mead (T .A " N ewnes ; " T N 14.:i9)-Walter T. Pea.rce, Newick William, 30 Melville terrace, Bedminster representative Newland Florance, 8 Cromwell street, Bedminster Newnham William Harty Christopber, )l.A., M.B.Camb.,. N ewland Frederick George, 35 Richmond road, Montpeliet :M:.R.C:S.Eng. surgeon, 3 I..ansdowu place, Vidoria square,. Newland .Tames, 52 Tudm· road, Lower Easton Clifton. T N 1342 Newman Misses E. & E. confectionrs. 5 Boyce's av, Clifton Newport Coal and Coke Co. lim. (The), 1~ Passage street,. Newman Albert, 16 Albany road, Montpelier St Philip's bridge (TA" Carbon;" T N 458) and Great N ewman Alfred, 1 Evans road, Redland Western yard, Mead street, near Bath bridge Newman Alfred, 3 Summer street, Bedminster Newport Albert, 83 Oxford street, Totterdown Newman Alfred, fruiterer and florist,l06 East street, Bedmr Newport Alfred, 42 Station avenue, Fishponds Newruan Arthur, 4 Beech road. Horfield Newport Arthur, 22 Prospect place, Whitehall Newman Arthur John, house decorator, 7 Springfield ave, Newport Benjamin, Laburnam cot, Hocke_v's la,Fi8hponds Ashley down Newport Daniel, hair dresser,o7 Marlborough st, StJames• Newman Arthur William, 12 Raleigh road, Bedminster Newport Frederick, 70 Oxford street, Tottet·down NeWID!.tll Charles, Pembroke road, Shirehampton Newpmt George, Rodney road, St George Newman Charles, 165 Whitehall road Newport John Albert, Beaumont, 68 Berkeley rd, Bishpstir. Newport Mrs Martha, 102 Hillside road, St George- .•• .
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