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478 SWAFFH.AM. NORFOLK. [KELLY'S Large Charles Henry, solicitor & commissioner for oaths Smith RPginald, sub-bailiff, County Court r.'" & agent for the Guardian Fire & Life & Norwich & Smith Waiter, butcher, Market place & farmer, LittlP London Accident Offices, Castleacre st.; & at Watton Friars Thorns, Lynn road Larwood George, farmer Spinks John, beer retailer, Ash close Larwood John, farmer, Grange farm Steward & Patteson Limited, brewers, White Hart lane Larwood Julia. (Mrs.), farmer, Rookery farm, Norwich rd Stibbon T, R. & Frank, farmers, Valley farm Lawrence Beatrice (Mrs.), milliner, Market place Stibbon John, farmer. Swans nest Liberal Club (R. Dent, sec.), Market place Stratton Herbert, farmer, London street Lunn Edmund Robert, baker, Castleacre street Street SI. Grigson, musical instrument wareho. Market pl McTurk Alec M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, Station st Suggett Charlrs M. customs & excise officer, Watton rd Mallon Richard, steam saw mills, Station works lv Swa.ffham Gas Light & Coke Co. (Edmund G. Smithard, farmer, Mill farm engineer), Lynn road Margarson Edward M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, & Swaffham Golf Club (G. H. Bunting, sec.),Market place veterinary inspector under the "Diseases of .Animals Swaffham Gramma-r School (William Nash B.A.Lond. .Acts" for N!>. 7 District, Market place head master), Market place Martin William Harold (firm, Winter & Martin), soli­ Swafi'ham Industrial Co-operative Society (ThDma~ H. citor, & steward of the manors of Swaffham, Gressen­ White, manager), London street hall, North & South Soken & Rougholme, Market pl Swaffham Rural & Urban Districts Joint Isolation · Matsell Ebenezer, saddle & harne~s maker, London stre~t Hospit-al (Vernon Francis .Alien L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., Matthews Sydney, solicitor, clerk to the guardians & L. R. F .P. S. Glas. med~cal officer) assessment committee & deputy superintendent regill­ Swaffham Water Works Co. Limited (Sydney Matthews, trar of Swaffham Union, clerk to the trustees of thl' sec.; J. G. Culling, engineer & manager), Market pl town estate, to the Rural District Council & clerk to Symonds Henry Charles, White Hart P.H. London st the governors oi Hamond's school, steward of the Taylor Jabez, baker, Castleacre street manors of Haspalls & Whit!!ands in Swaffham & Territorial Force Battalion (5th) Norfolk Regiment (D Sporle-with-Palgrave, secretary to the Swaffham Water Co. Capt. H. E. Holmes; Color-Sergt.-Instructor Works Co. Limited, Swaffham Corn Exchange Co. Ltd. Charles Brewster, drill instructor), Armoury, Castle­ Swaffham Crown Estate Co. Limited, & agent for thP acre street Royal Insurance Co. Market place Thomas .Augustus Wm. L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin., L.M. Medlock Maria (Mrs.), baker, London street physician & surgeon, public vaccinator & medical Moore Herbert H. Greyhound P.H. Market place officer for Igburgh & Sporle districts, Swaffham union, Morley George, cycle agenti Station street medical officer to the workhouse, district medical officer Moss Edwd. wine & spirit mer. Marcon ho. Market pi for Sporle & Igburgh districts of Swaffham union, Murrell Eliza & Charlotte(Misses),dress mas.WhiteHart la medical officer of health to the Urban District Council, ~ichols Robert Dunthorne, boot & shoe maker, Market pl CPrtifying factory surgeon, & surgeon to the Swaffham Norris William A. surveyor, sanitary inspector & col- Oottage Hospital, Castleacre street lector to the Urban District Council & collector of Tigue Patrick, King's Arms P.H. Market place market tolls, White Hart lane · 'l'uffs True, market gardener & seedsman, London street Overton Alfred George, cabinet maker, Market place Twaites William, carpenter, London street Oxborough George, beer retailer, London street Victoria Gottage Hospital (.Augustus William Thomas Page John Wm. manager of Barclay & Company's Bank & L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. & Vernon Francis Allen L.R.C.P. agent for the Atlas & the Law, Union & Crown Insur­ & S.Edin. medical officers; F. W. Burton-Fanning ance & Employers' Liability Cos. Market place M.D., F.R.C.P. consulting physician; A. J. Blaxland Patterson James, travelling draper, Station street M.B., F.R.C.S. consulting surgeon; John Owen Pearce Joseph, hosiery manufacturer, Lynn street Dennis & J. A. Gould, hon. secs.; Sister Mabel Petch Willie, grocer, London street Kennedy, matron), Sporle road Philo Albt. Edwd. china dlr. & leather ,seller, London st Vince Harry Hudson, carriage builder, Station street. · Pitcher Albert, beer retailer, Lynn s,treet Vynne & Everett Limited, corn, oil cake, coal, Plowright & Sons, ironmongers, iron founders, agri- manure, chemical manure, lambs' food & general mer­ cultural & general engineers, Market place chants & maltsters; head office, Swaffham; branches, Plowright Walter Cole, photographer, Market place Athenamm buildings, Lynn; Narborough; Snettisham Plumb Eliza (Miss), wool repository, Market place & Wells Plumb Rt. wheelwright & coach builder,Prince of Wales rd Walker Isabella, Susannah & Emma (Misses), Temperance Powley William, registrar of marriages, Market place hotel, Market place Preston William, miller, corn, cake, coal. & manure Walker William, chimney sweeper, Maddison'e yard, merchant, Station street; Railway station & Pool lane Castleacre ~treet & farmer, Hill farm Wa.lpole Arthur, ba;sket maker, Market place Public Weighbridge (Herbert H. Moore), Market place Walpole Sarah Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, Market place Quadling Wm. farmer, Holland House farm, Westacre rd Warnes James, farmer, Valley farm Ripper Bcnjamin, shoe maker, Lynn street Warnes Samuel, farmer, London street Rix Fred E. coal merchant, Church villa Warren Tom Healey, auctioneer & estate agent & Rix Wm. Bertram, dog breeder, White Lodge kennels valuer, Castle acre street Robinson Emily (Mrs.), game dealer, Market place Waters John, pork butcher, London street Robinson John, jobmaster, Crown yard, Market place Watts Henry Gibson, baker, Lynn street Rose John, Railway tavern & posting house, Station st Whiteman George, wardrobe dealer, Market place Rowe Arthur Wm. Towler, fishmonger, Castleacre st Wilson Edward, George family & commercial hotel; Rowe Frederick, farmer, Lynn road catering for shooting parties a speciality, Mangate st Rust & Co. dentists (attend 2nd & last thursday in Winkfield Robert, collector to the Swaffham Gas Light month), Castle acre street & Coke Go. 4 Albert terrace Salisbury Conservative Club (S.G .Ablett, sec. ),Market pl Winter & Martin, solicitors, Market place Savage Alice (Mrs.), fishmonger, Lynn 11treet Winter Alfred John, solicitor (firm, Winter & Martin), Seaman Mary (Mrs.), fruiterer, Market place & registrar & high bailiff of the County Court, com­ Seeker Thomas Edward, plumber & painter, Lynn st missioner for oaths, clerk to the Urban District Selfe Waiter Warner, coach painter, London street Council, & agent for the Norwich Union Fire & Life Sewell Robert, solicitor, commissioner to administer Insurance Office & Law Accident Insurance Society oaths, clerk to the magistrates of South Greenhoe & Limited, Market place; & at Brandon Grimshoe, the commissioners of taxes of both hun­ Winter Fountain, dealBT in antiques, Castlea.cre street dreds & superintendent registrar; office, Market place Winter John, chimney sweeper, Lynn road Sheldrick Frederick, baker, Market place Withers Ernest Benjamin, registrar of births & deaths Shingles Israel, deputy registrar of births, deaths & Swaffham sub-district & relieving & vaccination officer marriages & clerk to Old .Age Pension Sub-Com­ Swaffh81Il union, 17 Providence terrace mittee, Watton road Yeomans Mary .Ann (Miss), dress maker, Lynn street Shire Hall (Mr!l. 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Lowe, keeper), White Cross lane Yeomans Robert Barnard, boot &i shoe maker, Lynn st Smith Alfred, farmer, Great Friars Thorns, ;Lynn road Young Charles Valentwe, buot maker, Market place Smith Charles, boot maker, Market place ' Young Jes~;~e, fruiterer, Market place Smith Frederick, game dealer, London street Y oungs W illiam, coal & coke dealer, Lynn street ~mith Hannath Dawson, shopkeeper, Castleacre street Youngs William E. farmer, Manol' farm · SWAFIELD is a parish and pleasant village, 2 ·miles ham canal, is 16 miles north from' Norwich, in the Eastern north from Nnrth Walsham, where there are 11tation11 on division of the county, Tunstead and Rapping petty ses· the East Norfolk section of the Great Eastern and on the sional division, Tunstead hundred, Smallburgh nnion, Midland and Great Northern joiJ>+, railway11, connected with North Walsham county court district, rural deanery of that town b)' a. bridge over thb ~~orth, Walsham and lJil- Wa.xham (Tunstead division), and archdeaconry and dio-.
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