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Private Residents. [ Buckingham8hirr 254 DOD PRIVATE RESIDENTS. [ BUCKINGHAM8HIRR. Dodd Stephen Joseoh, Dudley house, Drought John Armstrong Head, Dela- Eardley-Wilmot Edward, The Corner Stanley avenue, Chesham ford manor, Iver, Uxbridge house, Woodlands, Gerrard's Crosa Doddrell T.Bradgate,114High st.Slough Drumm Mrs. Gorsecroft, Famham Earl H. D. The Gables, Green lane, Dodge Mrs. The BePches, Bucking- Common, Farnham Royal Wolverton h!lm road, Winslow Duchesna Martin Collier,.A.lderbourne Earle Jn. B. Elmway, Gerrard's Cross Dodge William, The Poplars, Steeple Farnham Common, Farnham Royal. Ea~son Rev. Utten James M . .A.. The Claydon Duckworth Fras. Robinson Gladstone I Vicarage, Chicheley,Newport Pagnell Dodsworth Fredcrick CharlPs, The M.A. Eton college, Windsor i East Alfred Joseph, Myneholm, Insti- Gables, North park, Gerrard'~ Cross Dudlev Mrs. The Elm.s, Burnham, tute road, Marlow Dodwell Herbert J.P. The :VIanor, Maidenhead East J. Manor farm, Princes Risboro' Long Crendon, Thame Duflield S. BPlmont, Wexham road, East Jas. 49 Cambridge st. .A.ylesbury Dod well John Shultz, Field farm, Sloug-h East Miss, 43 Tring road, Aylesbury Long Crendon, Thame Dugdale-~radley Mrs. Greengarths, East Mrs. 17 Bicester rd. Aylesbury Doe Frederick William, Grenville cot- Littl~ Kingshill, Great Missendeu East Rupert,rg Bicester road,Aylesbry tage, Great Horwood, Winslow Duke Alexander Charles, Maybury, East Timothy, Church !!treet, Prince• Doig Mrs. 91 High sL~ewport Pagnll Chesham Bois, Chesham Risborough Dolgorouki Princ~t & Princess Alexi!!, Duke F. 11; Castle street, Buckingham Easte ~ rs. The Chestnuts, Aylesbury Nashdom, H1tcham, Maidenhead Duke Reginald F. H. North Green, road, Princes Risborough Dollrnan Arthur, Ranelagh, London Datchet, Windsor Easte William Alfred, Malt Mill lane, road, High Wycombe Dulake Alfred, rgB High st. Slough Hanslope. Stony Stratford Donisthorpe. E. R. '\Vymmi!ihulme, Dumas Henry Raymond, Windsor Eastman Archibald· Tenn!l'Ilt, Mantua Btation road, Chesham house, Bury encJ., Amersharu lodge, Penn road, Beacunsfield Th:lran Thomas Hugh, Stonycruft, Dumbar Malcolm, Cedar grove, Pack Eastman William, The Chalet, Speen, Farnha1n Royal Horse road, Gerrard's Cross Princes Risborough Dormer G.J.roBBellingdon rd.Cheshm Dumbarton Mrs. W. H. Wisteria, Eaton Rev. William Seys M.A. The Dormer P. C. Codmore lo. Chesham High street, Amersham Rectory, Walton, Bletchley Don·ell T. Fern vil. Station rd.Marlow Dunbar Miss, The Retreat, Little Ebbs Jesse, Bridge house, Shenley Dorrington Francis GBorge, PinBcote, Kingshill, Great Missenden Church End, Rletchley ~f.arsham wa·v, Gerrard's Cross Duncan AlC'Xander, The Grm·e, Chal- Eccles \V .. J.P. 'Mill ho.Wooburn Gm • Dorrington Miss, West '\ieon, Perry font St. Giles, Gerrard's Cross Eckstcin Conrad, Goldthorne, Arden- street, Wendover Duncan Miss E. M. The \<Vhite cot- ham street, Aylesbury Dorsett Joseph, Kiama, Little Mar- tage, Bulstrode way,Gerrard's Cross Ecob Rev. Charles Henry Thos. B.A. low road, Marlow Duncombe Sir Everard Philip Digby Rectory, Draytun Beauchamp,Tring Douglas Lieut.-Col. Henry Mitchell Pauncefort- bart. J.P. Manor house, Eddowes John, Kenton house, Victoria SholtD, The Abbey, Aston Abbots, Great Brickhill, Bletchley road, Marlow ~<\ylesbury Dunleavy Robt. Anthony, Ecila, Rose-. Edgar Edward Mackay, Chalfont pk. Douglas Harold )lordey, Quainton bery av. Linslade,Leighton Buzzard 1 Chalfont St. Peter, Gerrard's Cross cottage. Quain ton, ~\.y le sbury Dnnlop Rev. G. Gerald Derne M .A. Edgar George, Hollywell lodge, 1 Dongla;; Miss. 7 Dolphin road, Slough The Rectory, Woughton-on-the- Chiltern road, Wendover Douglas Walt . .Sarum, Gt. Missendn Green, Bletchley Edgar James A. Bank house, High Douglas-Pennant Hon. Mrs. A.Lilling- Dunlop Mrs. The Cottage, Bulstrode street, High Wycombe stone ho.Lillingstn.Dayrell,Bcknhm way, Gerrard's Cross I Edgington F. T.32 Bicester rd.Aylesbry Dove Rev. Julian Llewelyn M.A. The Dunn Louis AlbPrt, Dunholme, North Edmonds Fredk. Elm cottage, Plomer Rectory, Nurth Crawley, Newport park, Gerrard's Cross hill, West Wycombe,High Wycombe Pagnell Dunn Miss, Dormans cottage, The Edmondson D'Arcy, White Knowle, Dove Miss M.A. 5 Priory avenue, Greenway, Gerrard's Cross Pack Horse road, Gerrard's Cross High Wycombe Dunnell Mis~, Codmore Farm house, I Edmunds Cha.rles Claude, Led burn Dover H. J. Datchet Mead, Slough Chesllam Manor ho.Ledburn,Leighton Buzzrd road, Datchet, Windsor Dunstall Harold William, Bawdsev, Edmunds William M. The Mount, Dover Miss, Haddenham, Thame Milton avenue, Gerrard's Cross · Farnham Common; Farnham Royal Dover Miss,22 Priory av.HighWycmhe Dnnthnrne Robert, Ashcroft, Burn- Edward David, Glyn house, Newport Dowling Thomas Francis, The Nest, ham, Maidenhead road, New Bradwell, Wolverton Ledger's road, Slough Du Pre Major William Baring M. P., Edwards Chas. Lewis, Santa Caterina, Downes Mrs. Yledyn, Curzon avenue, D.L., J.P. Wilton park, Beacons- Loudwater, Hig-h Wycombe Beaconsfield field; Taplow house, Taplow, Edwards David, Hill crest, Simpson, Downey .A..J.Surnmerholm,Bourne End Maidenhead; & 62 Curzon street, Bletchlev Downing Cyril,62 Bierton rd.Ayle~bry London W & United Service & Edwards Gilbert S. Wee Cot, Tyler's Downing Thomas, Orchard h()use, Carlton clubs, London SW Green, Hig-h Wycombe Middle Green, Slough Dupree Charles, .Amerdon ponds, F.dwards James Dosell, St. John's, Downs Alfred Ernest, 46 New road, Taplow, Maidenhead Iver heath, Uxbridge Linslade, Leighton Buzzard Durbec L. Westhorpe Farm house, Edwards Lionel Thomas, The Cottage, Downs George E., M.A., B.Ch., M.B. Little Marlow, Marlow Weston Underwood, Olney High street, Marlow · Durlacher Neville John, Larchmoor. Edwards Miss,White cottage,Chesham Downs R. S. Evington, Benjamin rd. Stoke Poges, Slough Bois, Chesham High Wycombe Durley Frederick, Ingleside, Ascott Edwards Mrs. Stanley, Sunnybank, Dowsing Herbert John, Oldfields, rd. Avlesbury Thames side, Marlow Farnham Common, Farnham Royal Durrell Wilfred, rg Southcott avenue, Edwards Oliver. Melton lodge, Lang- Dracopoli Madame K. N. Pollardswood Linslade, Leighton Buzzard lrv 'Marish, Slough grange, Chalfont St. Giles,Gerrard's Duthie John, Kempsons, Whitchurch, Edt\:ards William E. Bushey cottage, Cross Aylesbury Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury Drage William Joseph, z8 Wolverton Dyer E. Poplar cot. Newport Pagnell E~erton Hon.Lady, Chilton ho.Th&me road. Stony Stratford Dyer John Ma.xilan, Farnham lodge, Eggar William Dougla~ M.A. Eton Dra.ke Miss, Gold Hill house, Chalfont Farnham Common, Farnham Royal college, Windsor St. Peter, Gerrard's Cross Dyke H.B.Hartford, Upton rd. Slough Eg,glestone William John, Tregarthen, Drake .William Wykeham Tyrwhitt Dyson Miss, Beechwood cottage, Loud· Manor road, Aylesbury J.P. Shardeloes, Amersham water, High Wycombe Eggleton Henrv Charles, Roseneath, Draper William V.D. St. Leonard's, Dyson Mrs. Haydon house, Hadden· Perry street, ·wendover Kingsway, Gerrard's Cross ham, Thame Eggleton Mrs. Aylesbury rd. Princes Dray Miss, Woodbine, Church road, Dyu.s John, Rohilla lodge,Led.borough Risborough Haddenham, Thame lane, Beaconsfield Eland George,Chalkshire Farm h{Juse, Dresser Capt. H. Bruce R.F.A. Nan- Eades Frederick Talbot, Beech grove, Butler's Cross fans cot. Prestwood, Gt. Missenden Chesham Bois, Chesham Eldridge Jesse. 40 Rothschild road, Dressier Conrad, White cottage, Mar- Eagle Samuel, 1 Curzon st. Slough Linslade, Leighton Buzzard low common, 'Marlow Eagleston Edward W. II High 11treet, Elin Miss,- Gracefield, Lacey green, Drever Mrs. Hedgerow, Latchmoor Eton, Windsor Princes Risborough grove, Gerrard!s Cross Eames Adric, Kellow dene, North Eliot Rev. Canon Philip Herbert M.A. Drew Samuel Summers, Burleighfield, park, Gerrard's Cross Rectory, Chalvey park, Slough Loudwater, Hig-h Wycombe Eames Anthony, Belvedere, Bow Elkington Arthur John, Rock house. Drewett John Albert H. Cranley, Ux- Brickhill, Bletchley Gold hill, Chalfont St. Peter, bridge road, Slough Eardley-W ilmot Rear-Admiral Sir Gerrard 's Cross Drewett Percy, 5 Dolphin rd. Slough Sydney M. The Old Malt house, St. Ellam John, Roseneath, Church road, Peter's street, Marlow Haddenham, Thame .
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