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Lydgate house, ro4 Church rd. church, Birmingham Moseley, Birmingham Wiggin Waiter William esq. The Forhill house, King'sl Shekell.Rev. Edleston Bonnor M.A. Pebworth, Stratford­ Norton, Birmingham on-Avon Williams Hakewill Tresyllian esq. Churchill court, Kid..r.. Shenstone Frederick Smith esq. M.~. Sutton hall, ,Bar­ derminster combe, Lewes Williams Philip Seymout esq. NapletoD house, Kemp- Simcox John Walford esq. Kyotts Lake house, Cole sey, Wo:rcester . Bank lane, Hall Green, Birmingham Williamson Geo. Hy. esq. Curriehill, Wimbledon S W Skipwith Sir Grey Humberston d'Estoteville oart. *Willis-Bund John William B., M.A., LL.B., F.S.A., Honington, near Shipston-on-Stour F.L.S. (chairman of Quarter Sessions), Shire hall, Smith Edward esq. The Heath, Wribbenhall, Bewdley w orcester ; & IS Old square,Lincoln's Inn,London we Smith Lt.-Col. Ferdinando Dudlev William Lea Wilson George Edward eeq. Park hall, Kidderminster Smith :Frank esq. Oakfield, Green hill, Bromsgrove Wilson Henry Lloyd esq. Selly Wood, Oak Tree lane, Smith Sir James, Edgbaston hall,Church rd.Birminghm Selly Oak, Birmingham " Smith Joel esq. Oaklands, Tenbury Wilson John William esq. P.C., M.P. Perrycroft, Colwall, Sneyd-Kynnersley Wm. Hy. esq. Whitehall, Shrewsbury Herefordshire ; & 4 Whitehall court, London S W Somers Waiter esq. Bellevue house, Halesowen *Windsor-Clive Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George Herben Sparkes Alfred esq. Ellesmere, St. James' road, Malvern Windsor-, 12 Stratford place, Oxford street, tondon W Spencer Major Henry Montagu V.D. Cotswold house, *Winnington Sir Francis Salwey bart. Stanford court, Blockley, Worcestershire Worcester Spencer Wm. Fras. esq.Eardisland,Pembridge,Herefrdsb Wood Francis John Adelbert esq. Hallow Park, Worcester Stallard Col. William, St. John's house, Worcester *Woodward RobeTt esq. Arley castle, Bewdley Stephenson-Fetherstonhaugh Col. Shirley Arthur, Leigh, Worth Roland Baldwin esq. Lichfield house, Stourport Worcester Worton Joseph Thomas esq. High st. Lye, Stoutbridge Stretton Samuel esq. Hampt()n house, Droitwich Wright Franl!is Whitworth esq. Upper Snead, Pensax, Stringer Edwin Henry esq Worcester 'Stringer Col. Frederick, The Old ~fansion, Bredon Wykes-Finch Rev. William :M.A. The Monks, Chaddesley Swayne Robt. Arth. esq. Tarrington house. nr. Hereford Corbett, Kidderminster Taylor Arth. Jas. esq. The Moat, Strensham,Tewkesbury Yeomans William Henry esq. The Beeches, Astwood Taylor Montagu Charles Harry esq Bank, Redditch *Temple Lt.-Col. Sir Richa.rd Oarnac hart. C.I.:t. The *Yorke .J"ohn Reginald esq. Forthampton court, near Nash, Kempsey, Worcester Tewkesbury Tennant Lt.-Col. Edmd. Wm. The Eades,Upton-on-Sevrn Clerk of the Peace & County Solicitor, Samuel '}:'hornely, Shire hall, Worcester. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS WHO ARE 1\"0T MAGISTRATES. Coventry The Hon. Reginald William, Croome court, Somerset Henry Charles Somers Augustus esq. The Croome D'.Abitot, Worcester Priory, Reigate, Surrey Dingle Francis esq. Thames ho. Barboume rd.Worcester Spiller John esq. Pamphill manor, King's .Lacy, Wim­ Lechmere .Anthony Hungerford esq. Wolverton hall, bome, Dorset Pershore Clerk to the Lieutenancv,• Charles Thomas Erlin Clarke, College precincts, Worcester• • .
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