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WORCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY's Davenport Rev 272 DAV WORCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S Davenport Rev. E. Tontine bldgs.Strprt Da"Wson William Henry, I Union villas, Dimoline Artbur Charles, 8 Green hill, DavenportH.Stationvii.Finstall,Brmsgro Queen street, Stonrbridge London road, Worcester Davenport Miss, Field view, Victoria Dawson William Henry M. D. St. Helens, Dineley Mrs. 5 Holly terrace, Lansdowne road, Malvern Link . ChurC'h street, Great Malvern road, Worcester Davey Rev. Austin o.s.B. Stanbrook, Day Rev. Archibald :M.A., J.P. 'rhe Dingle Francis, The Chestnuts, Wells Powick, Worcester Vicarage, Church road, Malvern Link road, Great Malvern Davey Rev. Henry, St. Peter's presby- DayErnest, I4St.George'ssq.Worcester Dingle Francis D.L., Thames house, tery, Worcester road, Bromsg-rove DayHarry,Waverley vil.Batb rd. Worcstr Barbourne road, Worcester DaveyA.L.Spring Tale,Hagley,Strbrdge DayJ.C.R.Lit.Perdisweli,Claines, Wrcstr Dipple Alfred, Charford lodge, Worcester Davey Harry, Thornville, Stephenson Day Misses, IO Strand, Bromsgrove road, Bromsgrove terrace, Worcester Day Mrs. Lynwood, St. Duns tan's cres- Disano Very Rev. Raymund, St. Saviour'• Davidson William John, Oak field, Fern- cent, Green hill, London rd. Worcester retreat, Broadway hill heath, North Claines, Worcester DayMrs.Ravenhillho.Lulsley,Worcester Disney 'fhos. M.A. School ho. Halesowen Davies Major-Gen. Henry Fanshawe DayW.H.Holly ldg.Dodford,Bromsgrove Dix Mrs. Sansterre, Holly green, Severn J.r.Elmleypk. Elmley castle,Pershore Dayrell Miss, Nash's farm, Little Corn- Stoke, Worcester Davies Rev. 'f. B. .!.. Bredon,Tewkesbury berton, Pershore Dixey Harry Edward M.D., C.M. Wood- navies E.II.Elderslie,London rd. Wrcstr Deacon William, Mount Vernon, St. gate, Albert road, Great Malvern Davies E. P. 8 Lansdowne cres. Worcstr George's terrace, Kidderminster Dixon H.Gothic cot. Wribbenhall,Bewdly Davies George, 4 Bel voir terrace, Cow- Deakin Rev. Keelinge Addison M • .A. Dixon H.J.I7 Blakebrook,Kidderminster leigh road, Great Malvern Vicarage,. Coston Hackett, Alvechurch Dixon The Misses, The Grange, Stoke Davies James Blake, Tansley Hill house, Deakin James Edwd. Hadbury, Pershore Prior, Bromsgrove Kate's hill, Dudley Deakin Miss, Rubery, Bromsgrove DixonMrs.Rutland ho. Tything. Worcestr Davies Job, IS Church road, Xetherton, Deakin Mrs. Ombersley, Droitwich Dobbins Alfred Henry, lledcote house, Dudley & Dudley Deakin R. M. A. 25 High st. Stourbridge Birmingham street, Stourbridge DaviesMrs.Glenfield,Berrngtn. la. Tnbry Deakin William Henry, Norham villa, Dobbins Henry, Broad waters, Wolverley, Davies Mrs. Lansdowne house, Lans- Lansdowne road, Worcester Kidderminster downe road, Worcester Deaks Mrs. 21 Britannia sq. Worcester Dobbs 'rhos. B. 93 London rd.Worcester Davies Mrs. 3 St. George's sq. Worcestr Dealler John, Corser street, Old Swinford Dobbs Thomas Brown, West view, Davies Mrs. 5 Summer place, Blake- Dean Rev. Samuel John A. B.A. Manor Henwick road, St. John's, Worcester brook, Kidderminster ho. Henwick rd. St. John's, Worcester Dobbs Thomas George, Arundel villa, Davies Thos. D. Windmill hill, Cradley Dean William, St. Dunstan's crescent, Richmond road, Malvern Link Davies Thos. Pugb, Bridge st. Stourport Green hill, London road, Worcester Docker Edward, Hook common, Upton­ Davies W. T.Brewery ho.Langley,B'ham Deane Edwin, Chestnut house, Chestnut on-Severn, Worcester Davis Rev. Benjamin, M.A. Vicarage, walk, Worcester Docker Ludford, Old Vicarage,Welland, Cleeve Prior, Evesham Deane Mrs. 16 Cole hill, Worcester Great Malvern Davis Rev.D.Almswood, High st.Evshm Deane Mrs. William, Erindean, Manby Dodd Rev. T.3Lansdownecres.Worcester Davis Rev. W.M.A.Berrington rd. Tenbry road, Great Malvern Do~gson Rev. Skeffington Hume M.A, Dav1s Alfred Edward, Epernay villa, Deatheridge John, Chapman's hill, The Ji'olly, Alfrick, Worcester Bromwich road, St. John's, Worcester Lickey, Halesowen · Dolman Alfred George, 39 Comberton Davis E. J. 4 Victoria st. Stourbridge De-Burre Camille, Cad wick, HarUebury, ruad, Kidderminster Davis Edwin, Penrhyn, Bromyard road, Kidderminster Dolphin Mrs. Belmont house, Astwood St. John's, Worcester De Costa Mrs. 9 Britannia sq. 'Worcester bank, Redditch Davis F. Beechurst, Mt. Pleasant,Redtch Deeley Felix, Himley road, Dudley Doman Alfd. Terry st. Kate's hill,Dudley Davis George, 2 Mayfred villas, Lans- Deeley Fras. Fern lee, Himley rd.Dudley Done William, College green, Worcester downe road, Worcester Deeley :F. Sunnyside, Himley rd. Dudley Donlevig Mrs. 82Worcester st.Stourbdg& Davis G. 8 Yew Tree rd. Kidderminster Degenetais A. College school,Bromsgrove Donne Hev. John Matthew M.A. Church Davis Henry Stephen, Polecat green, de Hoghton Richard, Priory holme, villa, Welland, Great Malvern Upton-on-Severn, Worcester Avenue road, Great Malvern Doogood Mrs. Norbury villa, Miller Davis Herbert Henry, Floral villa, North Deerhurst Viscount J.P. Croome court, street, Droitwich Malvern road, Great Malvern Worcester DorrellJas.'fheHollies,Kempsey,Worcstr Davis James Thomas, I4 Green hill, Deighton l'vliss, Bedwardine house, St. DorsetJ.A.Woodville,Lickey,llromsgrve London road, Worcester John's, Worcester Dorsett William, Brookdale, Farm bed, Davis John, Camden villa, Wood street, Deighton Wm. D. 53 High st. Worcester Stourpo.rt Wollaston, Stourbridge De Lys Marquise, Kinnersley house, Dorville Admiral John William, High- Davis John Richard, Mount Pleasant, Welland, Great Malvern croft, Graham terrace, Great Malvern Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove DennyRobt. Wm. 26 Beoleyrd.Redditch Dougall Archibald, 8 Blakebrook, Kid- Davis J. St. Wulstan's cres. "Worcester Dent S.Redcli:ffe,Victoria rd. MalvernLnk derminster Davis Miss, Coney Brae nth. We. Mlvrn De Putron Rev. Henry Bertram M. A. The Doughty James, 1 Etonhurst, Barnard's Davis Miss, 19 St. George's sq.Worcestr Cedars,Woodtld. Ombersley,Droitwich green, Great Malvern Davis Mrs. Roselawn, Hornyold ter- de Satge Hy. Hartfield, Malvern Well3 Douglas Rev. the Hon. Canon Henry race, Great Malvern Despres Mrs. The Elms, Bromsgrove M.A. St. Paul's street, Worcester Davis Mrs. 2 The Birches, Somers road, road, Redditch Douglas Rev. Arcbibald James L.Th. The Malvern Link De Tra:fford Major William J.P. Somer- Vicarag-e, ::\iathon, Great Malvern Davis Mrs. Western cotta~e, Hanley ville, Lower Howsell, Great Malvern Douglas Rev.Canon "\Villiam Willoughby castle, Worcester Devellen M.9YewTree rd.Kidderminster M.A.,J.P. Rectory, Salwarpe,Droitwicfl Davis Osman, I8 Chester rd.Kiddmnstr Dew Rev. Edward Napleton B. D. Fair- Douglas Rev. William Ashton Keith U.A. Davis Richard, 8 Park road, Redditch field, Worcester road, Great Malvern The Vicarage, Mathon, Great Malvern Davis Samuel, Hig-hst. Lye, Stonrbrdge de Walden Lady Howard, WestMalvel'n, Douglas Mrs. Kinsham villa, Kinsham, Davis Thomas, 2 Elmore cottages, Brom- Great Malvern Tewkesbury yard road, St. John's, Worcester Dexter Miss, The Moorlands, Britannia DouglasWilliam :M.A. The School,Somers DaYis \V. ·r. Old Swinford, Stombridge square, Worcester road, Malvern Link Davis William, Post office, Broadway Dickens Edwin, Wulfruna, Fir street, Douglas Wm. H. 13 Baylie st. Stourbdge Davis William, 3 Stanhope terrace, Kate's hill, Dudley Dovey Wm. 5 Barbourne ter. Worcester Lansdowne road, Woreester DickensonRev. Thomas,ThePresbytery, Dovey William, Duckswich, Upton-on- Davis Wm. Saml. Stanbrook, 'l'enbury Hanley castle, Worcester S~vern, Worcester Davison Miss, College green, Worcester Dickins Rev. Charles Allan M. A. Tarde- Dowdeswell Capt. James Mundy, King's DaweR.A.H.7oChesterrd.Kidderminstr bigge, Bromsgrove end, Powick, Worcester Dawes David, Yew Tree house, Cooklcy, Dickins William, 3 Brooke st. Dudley Dowdeswell Rev. Edmund Richard M . .&.. Kidderminster Dickinson F. R. 20 Wellington rd.Dudley The Parsonage, Bushley, Tewkesbury Da.wes Harry Victor B. A.. Grammar Dickinson Hy. D. 22 Hewell rd. Redditch IDowdeswell Arthur Christopher .J.P. school, W"olverley, Kidderminster Dickinson Mrs. The Cottage, Stoke Prior, Ripple hall, 'fewkesbury Dawes Miss, Graham lodge, Graham Bromsgrove Dowdeswell William Edward D.L., .J.P. terrace, Great Malvern Dickinson R. 36 Welling-ton rd. Dudley Sarnhill grange, Bushley, Tewkesbury Da.wes Miss, Willow cottage, Cookley, Dickson Alexander Cecil, Summer hill, Dower Mrs. 16 Albany terrace, Worcester Kidderminster Halesowen, Birmingham Down Rev. William John T.A.K.C.L. Dawes Miss, Wood view, Cookley, Kid- DicksonC.4Bronsilvils.Wyld'sla.Wrcstr 40 Wellington road, Dodley derminster Did den Robert, Field view, Stoke Prior, Downes Geo. Villetta, Somers rd. Worcstr Dawes Mrs. Oakficld, Bewdley road, Bromsgrove Downes Herbert, Bench hill, Benge· Kidderminster Dillon Rev. Constantine Francis Arthur worth, Evesham Dawson Bernard, The Laurels, Leigh B. A. Peopleton, Pershora Downes Miss, Sapey Pitchard, Worcester Sinton road, Malvern Link Dimmock EdwardA.ugustus, Mortimor~ Downes Mrs. Albert villa, Bromyard Dawson John, Heath street, Stourbridge lodge, Hanley castle, Worcester j road, St. John's, Worces~er .
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