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Magistrates for the County of Cambridge 9 DIRECTORY. J CAMBRIDGESHIRE. • MAGISTRATES FOR THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE LORD LIEUTENANT AND CUSTOS ROTULORUM . • CHARLES ROBERT WHORWOOD ADEANE, Babraham hall, Cambridge. CHAIRMAN OF QUARTER SESSIONS. PROFESSOR COURT.XEY STANHOPE KENNY, Westbye, West road, Cambridge. VICE-CHAIRMAN OF QUARTER SESSIONS. "tLIEUTENA.NT-COLONEL HENRY WILLIAM HURRELL, Great Shelford, Cambs. • Marked thus t are also Deputy Lieutenants. .A.deane Charles Robert Whorwood (lord lieut.), Babra- tGinn Samuel Reuben, Brookfi.eld, Trumpington road, ham hall, nE>ar Cambridge . Cambridge Allbutt Professor Sir Thomas Clifford K.C.B., M.A., Hall Alexander Cross M.A. The Manor, Great Rollright, M.D., LL.D., D.Sc., F .R.S., F .S.A. St. Rhadegunds, Chipping Norton Chaucer road, Cambridge tHamilton Lieut.-Col. Sir Charles Edward bart. Hatley t Allix Charles Israel Loraine, Swaffham Prior house, park, Sandy Cambridge · Hammond Charles Edward, St. Fabians, Newmarket tAllix Charles Peter, Swaffham Prior house, Cambridge tHarding Col. Thos. Waiter, Madingley hall, Cambridge • Astell Jn. Hy. St. Quintin, Wellington club,London SW Harding-Newman Francis Robert Balding Daniel Barley V.D., F.R.C.S.Eng. The Beeches, Hicks Reginald Stanley, Wilbraham Temple, Cambridge Royston Hoare Alfred Ernest, Chelsworth hall, Suffolk Beldam-Johns Fredk. Meadows,Fowlmere manor,Royston Holttum Richard, Summerfield, High street, Linton, Bevan David Augustus, Burloes, Royston Cambridge tBinney James M.A. Pampisford hall, Cambridge Howard Stephen Goodwin, The Moat, Upend, Newmarkt Bond Henry LL.D., B college, Trinity hall, Cambridge Huddleston Denys Alexander Lawlor-, Sawston hall, tBowen George William Howard, Ickleton grange, Great Cambridge Chesterford, Essex tHumphry Alfred Paget M.A., M.V.O. J;[orham hall, tBraybrooke Lord, Audley End, Saffron Walden Thaxted, Essex Briscoe Alfred Leigh, Bourn hall, Cambridge Hurrell Arthur, Harston, Cambridge tBriscoe Sir John James hart. Bourn hall, Cambridge Hurrell Harold Wm. The Cottage, Newton, Cambridge Briscoe William Arthur, Longstowe hall, Cambridge tHurrell Lieut.-Col. Hy. Wm. Great Shelford,Cambridge Brocklebank Rev. Chas.Hy. M.A. Bartlow ho.Cambridge lvatt Charles Edward, St. Mary's green, Ely Burgoyne Col. Sir John Montagu hart. Sutton park, Jackson William Clark, The Green, Fowlmere, Roy- Potton, Sandy ston, Herts Campkin Algernon Sidney, Ty Castan, Clarendon road, Jenyns Roger Wm. Bulwer, Bottisham hall, Cambridge Cambridge Kenny Courtney Stanhope LL.D., F.B.A. Westbye, West Chivers John. Wychfield, Huntingdon road, Cambridge road, Cambridge Clear Waiter Wedgborough, 7 Hills road, Cambridge tKing Robert William, Brinkley hall, Newmarket Clifden Viscount, Wimpole hall, Royston; & I Great Liveing George Downing M.A., Sc.D. The Pightle, Stanhope street, London W Newnham, Cambridge Cook Herbert Frank, 83 Victoria road, Cambridge Mac.Alister Sir Donald K.C.B., M.A., M.D., B.Sc., tCoote Howard, Stukeley hall, Huntingdon F.R.C.P.Lond. The University, Glasgow de la Rue Ernest, Lower Hare park, Newmarket McArthur James Harry Stewart, Belvoir terrace, Trump- . tde la Rue Herbert, The Lodge, Six Mile Bottom, ington road, Cambridge Newmarket Macfarlane-Grieve William Alexander, Impington park, de la Rue Warren William, 42 & 43 York terrace, Cambridge · Regent's Park, London N W Maynard Robert, Scotts, Whittlesford, Cambridge tDuncombe Col. Waiter Henry Octavim, Waresley park, Montagu Rt. Hon. Edwin Samuel M.P. 24 Queen Anne's Sandy, Beds gate, London S W Durnford Waiter M.A. King's college, Cambridge :Munsey David, Gilmerton, Trumpington, Cambridge Ellis Arthur Cole, Thriplow, near Royston Newton George Douglas Cochrane, Croxton pk. St.Neots Emerson John James, Abington hall, Cambridge North Lord, Kirtling t<Jwer, Newmarket Everett Theophilus, Hall street, Soham Orlebar Augustus Scobell, Tetworth hall, Gamlingay, Few Harry Gleaves, 12 Grange road, Cambridge Sandy • Fitzgera!d Sir Maurice hart. C.V.O. The Severals, Paine James Kidman, The Firs, Caxton, Cambridge Newmarket Parish Ebenezer, Ashlea, Swavesey, Cambridge Fordham Alfred Russell M.A. Melbourn Bury, Royston Pearce Alexander, Mill house, Great Shelford tFordham Edward Snow M.A., LL.l\1. Elbrook house, Peekover of Wisbech Lord, Bank house, Wisbech Ashwell, Baldock, Herts Pemberton Rev. Canon Thomas Percy M.A. Trumping- Fordham Francis John, Yew Tree house, Royston, Herts ton hall, Cambridge Fordham Hy. John, Park farm, Therfi.eld,Royston, Herts tPenrose James Doyle, Oxhey grange, Watford, Herts tFordham Sir Herbert George, Odsey, Ashwell, Bal- Randall William, Tadlow, Royston, Herts dock, Herts Rawlinson John Frederick Peel M.P., K.C., LL.M. 5 Fordham Wolverley Attwood, The Bury, Ashwell, Bal- Crown Office row, Temple, London E C dock, Herts tRedfern William Beales, Milton hall, Cambridge Fortescue Col. Henry, Stamford house, Newmarket Rowley Smith Howlett, Histon, Cambridge tFoster Charles Finch, Pinehurst, Grange rd.Cambridge Rust Rev. John Cyprian M.A. Vicarage, Soham Foster George Ralph Cunliffe, Anstey hall, Trumpington tStanley Alan Sidney Wentworth, Chesterford house, Francis Major Wolstan, The Mill ha. Quy, Cambridge Great Chesterford, Essex tFraJ;tcis Thomas Musgrave M.A. Quy hall, Cambridge tStanl('y Major Charles Wentworth M.A. Mert<Jn grange, tFrost Edward Purkis, West Wratting hall, Cambridge Gamlingay, Sandy tGardner Philip Thomas, Conington hall, St. Ives,Hunts tStephenson Robert, Manor house, Burwell, Cambridge Gifford James, Foxton Bury, Royston, Herts Stretien Charles James Derrickson M.V.O .
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