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DORSET.] BUR 896 [POST OFFICE Isrprv , E., .P' Burt Rev [DORSET.] BUR 896 [POST OFFICE Isrprv_, E., .p' Burt Rev. John, Upway, Dorchester Charles Rev. J. A. Wellington VI. Dor- Conway Edward James, Lonp;fleet,Poul41 Burt Oeorge, Purbeck house, Swanage; chester rd. Melcombe Regis, Weymth Conway Oeorge, High street, Poole & OrOl~venor ho. Millbank, London 'W Charles Rev. J. B. Portville, Bridport Conway Henry John, Longfleet, Poole Burt Miss, West Orchard, Shaftesbury Charles Thomas Richard, 14 Gloucester Conway 1\1rs. Longfleet, Poole . Burt Mrs. Barrack street, Bridport row, Melcombe Regis, Weymouth Cook Oeorge A~ 80uth street, Sherborne Burt Mrs. Witchampton, Wimborne Cheesman Benjamin, Newton, Sturmin- Coombes Rev. Edmund, Moreland villa, Burt Naboth Henry, Long et. Sherborne ster Newton, Blandford Parkstone, Poole Burtt Miss, Charltn. Marshll. Blandfrd Chick Miss, East road, Bridport Coombs J oReph, Queen st. Gillingham Bury Rev.Wm. M.A.Pimperne.B1andfrd Chick William Henry,South tlt.Bridport Coombs Miss,4~ High West st.Dorchstr Bury Henry, Branksome tower, Kinson, Childs H. Damony ho. Edwd.st. Blandfrd COOlD bsMrs.Burton Bradstock.Bridport Wimborne Chimmo Capt. William, R.N. Westdown Coombs Mrs. Howard house, Newbury, Ellsh F. Oaklf'yvilla. Radipole,Weymtll lodge, Wyke Regis, Weymouth GilIing-ham. Bussell William, 102 St. Mary street, Chimmo Thomas. Quibo cottage, Wyke Coombs ~lrs. Temperance st. Oillingohm Melcombe Regis, Weymouth Regis, Weymouth Coombs Thomas, Southst. Dorchester ButlerJohn, Folke cot. Folke, Sherborne Chislett H .Oakley, .Ea. Boro',Wimborne Cooper Rev. J. Parson's pool,Shaftesbry Butt Clement, Bourton, Bath Chislett J. Oakley, Ea. Boro',Wimborne Cooper Mrs. 5 Belgrave terrace, Mel­ :Bntt F. Mount Pleasant, Bourton, BatJl Chitty F.C. K. Cannho. Cann. Shaftesby comne Regis, Weymouth . Butt George, Longfleet, Poole Chitty G.J.B. Cann ho.Cann, Shaftesbry Cope Rev. Alfd. D.Newland, Sherborne Cable George, Longfleet, Poole Chitty Tom Burridge, PaUadur villa, Corbin Mrs. Poole road, Wimborne Cadman Rev. Hy. North st. Wareham Bleke street, Shaftesbury Corey C. Benlah cot. Warnbrook,Chard Cains Harry, West Quay road, Ponle Chitty W. L. Cann ho. Cann, Shaftesbry Cornick Richd. West Allington, Bridport Caird Miss,The Cottage,Parkstne.Poole Chudleigh Rev. RiclJllrd Augustine, M.A. Cosens Miss, Longburton, Shel'borne CalcraftJohn Hales, .J.p.Rempstonhall, West Parley, Wimborne CosensW.Quay,Melcmbe.Rgis.Weymth Corfe castle Church William John,7 Victoriaterrace, Cosins Charles, Hillfield house, Radi- CalC1'aft William Montague, J.P. Remp- Melcombe Regis, Weymouth pole, Weymouth ston hall, Corfe castle Churchill Rev. William, B.A. Winter. Cotter Rev. Joseph Rogerson,B.A. Win- Calder Charles, South 8treet, Sherhorne horne Stickland, Blandford terborne Houghton, Blandford Callaway Mrs.6 Salisbury terrace, Ford- Churchill George, .J .1'. Alderholt park, Cotterell Richard, 6 Hanover terrace, ington, Dorchester Fording-bridge Dorchester road, Melcombe Regis, Camm Rev. John Brooke Maher, M.A. Churchill Misses,Colliton ho. Dorchester Weymouth Vicarage, Monkton Wyld, Charmouth Clapcott Major C. 9 South st. Dorchester CousinsWm.Tarrant Keynston,Blandfrd CampbellRev.Duncan,M.A.,F.8.A.Pent- C!apcott John J. Evershot, Dorchester Coward Chas. Durngate st. DorchcbteJ'" ridge, Cranborne Clapin Rev. Alfred Charles, l\t.A. West. Coward Mrs. Newland, Sherhorne Campbpll Miss, 5 Wollastoll ter.Dorchstr bury house, Sherborne Coward W. Brockway, Parkstone, Poole Cann Mrs.5 Ranelagh terrace,Melcombe Clarence Mrs.Coaxdon hall, Chardstock, Cowley-Brown Rev. O. J. M.A. Regis, Weymouth Chard Rectory, Buckhorn Weston, Bath Canning-Thomas, The Knoll, Corfe Mul- Clark Capt. Lewis Trelawney, Waterloo Cox Col. Manor ho. Beaminster,Bridprt len, Wimborne house, Lennox street, Weymouth Cox Rev. James Septimus, M.A. Rec- Cannon Mrs. :.» Belfield ter. Weymouth Clark Mrs. 2 Radipole terrace, Mel- tory, Little Cheney, Dorchester Capel Rev.S.R.M.A.TheRctry.WareltlIl combe Regis, Weymouth Cox Elias J.P. Harbour, Bridport Card John, Newbury, Gi1linghalll Clarke Bev. Francis, Charmouth Cox George, Beaminster, Bridport Card Thomas,juD. Gillingho.m Clarke Mrs. Lewins, Wimborne Cox Henry N. Bridge bouse, Bridport Carey Mrs. Fordington, Dorchester ClaytonCapt.F.S,R.N.Rocklnd.Weymth Cox Jacob, Maiden Newton, Dorchester Carlton Mrs. West street, Wimborne Clayton A. Bradfilrd Abbas, Sherborne Cox Miss, Beaminster, Bridport Carnegy George Fisher, Church villa, elements Rev. Edward Mansfield, B.A. COX Mrs. Avenue road, Wimborne East Morden, Rlanurord Bere Reg-is, Blandford Cox Peter, Beaminster, Bridport Carpendale Mrs. 3 Thornhill villas, Dor- Clemeuts Mrs. LimeTree cottage, Park- Cox Thomas, Longfleet, Poole chester rd. Melcomhe Regis, Weymth stone, Poole Cox Williaill Trevelyan, .J .P. Cheding- Carpenter Rev. Russell Lant, B.A. Brad- Clench Mrs. Parade, Poole ton, Crewkerne pole road, Bridport Clifton George, The Orove, Portland Cox WilIiam WaIter, Hawbdown cot- Can'e Rev. Francis William, LL.B. Win- Clifton Mrs. 3 Grosvenor Villas, Dor- tage, Cann, Shaftesbury terborne Kingston, .Blandford chester rd. Melcomhe Regi-, Weymth Coxon Lieut-Col. High Cliff 10dge,Sid- Carre Mrs. Abbey Grange, Sherborne Clog-stonn Mrs. The Glen, Wimborne mouth road, Lyme Regis CarterA. Wimbornerd. Longflpet, Poolc Clothier John, Stalbridg'e, Blandford Coyte Charles, Witchampton,Wimborne Carter Henry,2 West terrace, MelcoIllbe Coates Mrs. Sali8burystI'eet,~haftegbury Crabb Alfree., M.D. High street, Poolt: Regis, Weymouth Cockeram Mrs. Frome St.Quintin, Dor- Crabb Joseph, High street, Poole Carter J esse, Longfleet, Poole chester Crabtree Miss,27 HighWest st.Dorchlltr Carter Miss, Barrack st. Bridport Cockeram W.P.5 Alexander ter.Drchstr Craft John, Damory street, Blandford Carter Miss (lady abbess), The Convent, Codd Rev. AHd.M.A.Beaminster,Brdprt Craigie John, Cliffcottage, Lyme Regis Spetishury, Blandford Coddrington Jhn. Evershot, Dorchester Crdmp Henry, Dorset place, BJandford Carter Mrs. Wool, Wareham Cole Capt. William, R.N. Clearmoullt, Crane James, Southover ho. Tolpuddle Cartwright G. D.L. Cliff ho. Lyme Regis W~'ke Regis, Weymouth CreeRt'v.J.R.B.A.Owermoigne, Drchstr Case Miss,Milborne St.Andrew,B1andfrd Cole John, Newland, 8herborne Creech Wm.SturminsterNewton,Blndfd Case l\'Irs. Kington Magna, Gillingham Cole John Adarns, Alfred st. Blandford Creed Mrs.P.Laurelvil.Herston,8wange Case Robt. 1 Alexander te1'. Dorchester Coleman Rev. WiIliam, Pound, Hawk- CrickmayGeo.Rackstrow,81 St.Thomas Case William, Keble cottage, Sidmouth church, Axminster street, Melcombe Regis, Weymouth road, Lyme Regis Coles Rev. N. Norfield.Parkstonp..Poole Crickmay Mrs. ~l East street, .Mcl- Castleman Mrs. Chettle house, Chettle, Coles Mrs.l1 Clarence buildings, Mel- combe Regis, Weymouth Blandford combe Regis, Weymouth Crispin Miss, Bindon villa, West Lul- Castleman Mrs. Edward, The Lodge, Collox Thos. J .P. Rax house, Bl'idport worth, Wareham Chettle, Blandford Colfox William B.A.Westmead,Bridport Crocker Georg'e, South st. Dorchester Cattel Rev. William John, M.A. Charl- CO]]H,rd Rev. E.C.AltonPancras,Drchstr CroftJolm, Maiden Newton, Dorchester ton Marshall, B1andford Collett Capt Henry, R.N. Charmouth CrossEdwd.WA Spring gardns.Weymth Cecil Lord Eu~tace, M.P. Lytchett Ma- Collett Daniel, Walton house, Dor- Cross Thos. R. High Westst. Dorchester travel's, Poole ;&32 Ecclf'ston square chester I'd. Melcorube Regis, Weymth Cull James,BucklandNewton,Dorchestr & Carlton club, London s.w Collingwood Mrs. Trafalgar ho. Poole Cunnington Edward, Dorchester Chadwick Miss, Chetnole, Sherborne Collins Rev. E.M.A.Evershot,Dorchestr Curgenven Rev. John, B.A. Silver Chafley J .Maudlin, Thorncombe, Chard CollinsMrs.SturminsterNewton,B1ndfrd street, Lyme Regis Chalmers John, South cliff, Lyme Regis Collinson Rev. Edward, B.A.Witchamp~ Curme Decimus,Childokeford, Shilling- Chambers-Harris Rev. W. M.A. Gram- ton, Wimborne stone, Blandford mar school, Wimhorne Collis Oeorge, Newbury, Oi1lingham Curme F. J. A. Charminster,Dorchester Chamen H. W. White cliff, Mill street, Colquhoun Sir James, bart. TlJe Elms, Curme Geo. 9 Cornhill, Dorchester B1andford Parkstone, Poole Curphey Rev. William Thomas, M.A. Champ Stephen, Bradpole J;d. Bridport Colson Miss Julia, Belvidere, Swana~e Lower Loders, Bridport Chandler Benjamin, LOIIg' st. Sherborne Coh;on Thomas MOl'ton, 2 Greenhill, Curtds Rev. Reginald Whitfield, B.A. Chandler Miss, Eastfield, Sherborne Melcombe Regis, Weymouth Br)anstone street, Blandford Chappel Rev. Eldon Vaughan, M.A. Compton Rev. Paulet Mildmay, B.A. CurtiesA.M.M.A. Abbey house,Sherborn Vical'3ge, East Orchard, Shafteshury Mapperton ho.MappertoD,Beaminster Curtis A. R. Trinity road, Weymouth Chapple George, 1 Wellington pI. Dor- Compton Mr8. Avenue road, Wimborne Curtis George, Hunger hill, Poole chester rd. Melcombe Regis, Weymth ConnopW m. W.Fifehead .N eville,BIndfi-d Curtis Mi8Ses, )larkd Iltreet, Poole.
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