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Liverpool. (Kelly S 1 380 LIVERPOOL. (KELLY S • All"xander Bros. Llm. diamond merchants, jeweUers, silver­ Allan Diana (Mrs.), apartments, 102 Chatham street smiths &o. 66 Lord stnet .Allan George, coal dealer, lb'2A, Rosalind street, Kirkdale Alexander & Christie, commission merchants,& agents to the .Allan George, water inspector, 34 Horsley st. Mount Vemon North British Mercantile Insurance Co. 64 South Castle .Allan Henry, librarian Incorporated Law Society of Liver- street; T A " Consign, Liverpool " pool, 13 Union Court; res. 21 George's road Alexander Robert & Co. ship owners, I9 Tower buildings .Allan Henry, secretary The Rising Provident of Liverpool north, Water st. ; T A "Alrad, Liverpool" ; Tn 623 Limited ; res. 17 Ince avenue, Litherland Alexander & Co. cotton merchants, 142 & 144 The .Albany, Allan Henry, shipwright, 63 Gill street Oldhall street; T A " Rednaxela, Linrpool " .Allan James, assistant sec. London & Lancashire Fire Insur­ .Alexander .Alexander, commission agent,t. 23 Lombard ance Co. 45 Dale street; res. 13 Derby park, Rock Ferry chambers, Bixteth street .Allan James H. steam ship owner, see Allan Bros. & Co AlexanderBenjamin,grocer & provision dlr.21i-iSmithdown la. Alla.n James Henry, pharmaceutical chemist, 69 Breck road; Alexander Benjamin Graham, grocer & provision dealer, 86 Everton road & 40 William Henry street ; 139 Oakfield 146 North Hill street road, Everton & 31 West Derby rood; res. 26 Fitzclarence Alexander Chas. bookkeeper, 57 Cockburn st. Toxteth park street, Everton Alexander David, inspector of works, 45 Dorothy st.Edge hl Allan Job, furn. remover, 201 Westminster road, Kirkdale Alexander Dlonysius, mariner, 2 Vronhill st. Toxteth park .Allan John, clerk, 11 Bulwer street, Everton Alexandt:r Edward, professor of gymnastics, 116 Upper Allan John, painter, 58 Fernhill street, Toxtetb park H uskisson street Allan John, tinsmith, 3 Opie street, Everton Alexander Elias, commercial traveller, 94 Harrowby street, .Allan Joseph Barnes, shipwright, 5 Sterling street, Kirkdale Toxteth park .Allan Robert G. steam ship owner, see Allan Brothers & Co Alexander G. W. corn merchant, see Moore William & Co ; Allan Hephen Hy. librarian, 21 George's rd. West Derby rd res. 10 Silverdale road, Oxkn .Allan Thomas, cabinet maker, 6 Doddridge st.MountVernon Alexander Geo. chemist & dentist, 93 Park rd. Toxteth park .Allan Thomas, engineer, 61 Tintern street, Kirkdale Alexander George. pattern maker, 62 New road, Tue brook Allau Thomas, timekeeper, 18 Oberon street, Kirkdaie Alexander George, ship bed maker, 8 Great Howard street .Allan William, bookkeepci, 14 Brow side, Everton .A.lexander Geor~re, ships' steward, 22 Sidney road, Bootle Allan William, letter carrier, 31 Tapley place, Old Swan 'Alexander George Robert, grocers' manager, 43 Cla.ribel Allan William, Jumper, 99 Berry street, Bootle street, Toxteth park Allan William, mariner, 40 Rockley street, Kirkdale Alexander Hamilton, blacksmith, 88 Len:an street, Kirkdale Allanach Wm. police officer, 10 Toxteth gro. South Hill rd Alexander J. manufrs' agent, Imperial chmbrs. 62 Dale st Allanson Charles, news agent, 218 Westminster rd. Kirkdale Alexander James, lamplighter, 3U Opie street, Everton Allanson Christian (Mrs. ),greengrcr. 38 Picton rd. W u vertree Alexander J ames, master mariner, 29 Leonora st. Toxteth pk Allanson Edward, greengrocer, 114 Picton road, Wavertree Alexander J ames J. comm. mer. see Alexander & Christie ; .Allanson Elzbth. (Mrs.), boot and shoe maker, 23 Ht. Mary's res. 8 Ohetwynd road, Oxton, Birkenhead road, Garston AleJo:andEr James M. builder, fee Mayor .1:'', W. & Co.; res. Allanson John, iron planer, 46 Bulwer street, Everton 29 Hartington road .Allanson Robert, engineer, 61 Donet road, Tue-brook .Alexander Jeffrey, telegraphist, 58 Cedar grove, Lodge Allanson William, fent dealer, 10 Mere lane, Everton lane, Toxteth park Allanson \Villiam, painter, 29 Lovat street, Edge hill Alexander John, chemist, 81 South road, Waterloo & 120 Allardice David W. merchant, see Cockbain, Alla.rdice & Co.; Marsh lane, Bootle res. Wood burn, Dacre hill, Rock Ferry Alexander John, china dealer, 107 Marsh lane, Bootle .Allbones Fredk. Stanley hotel, 135 Sta.mey road, Kirkdale Alexander John, engineer, 1 Holly grove, Seaforth .Allbutt Harry, assistant head constable & chief supt. Alexander John, grocer, 82 :Farnworth street, Kensington detective department, Central Police office. Ill Dale Alexander John, mariner, 14 Othello street, Kirkdale street ; res. 34 H usltisson street Alexander John Henry, wine & spirit vaults, 34 & 36 Beres- .Allcard H. J. french butter packer (R. li. Daniel, agent), ford road, Toxteth park Chicago building>', 1:l Rainfordgar<.ens; TA ·• Anacreon, Alexander John W. accountant, see Molyneux & Alexander; Liverpool"; Tn 5230 • re!'. Highfield, Rock Ferry .Allcard William, coal dealer, lj Tagus street, Toxteih park Alexander John Young, marine steward, 8 Calderst.Everton .Allcard Wi liam James, maritime accountant, 6 t>outb Alexander Joscph, blacksmith, 26 Cedar street, Bootle Castle street; res. 78 Brunswick road Alexar.der J oseph, picture frame m a. 34 Everton br,>w,Evrtn .Allcock Char:es, wholesale fruiterer, North Haymarket, Alexander Margaret (Mrs.), tobacconist, 81 Beaumont street Cazne~u street Alexander Matthew L.D.S.Irel. surgeon-dentist, 14 Rodney st .Allcock Jamt's, Dart Vaults P.H. 21 Gildart street Alexander Robert, manager, 82 Leven street, Kirkdale Allcock ThoR, Wm. ship joiner, 55 Wellington rd. Toxteth pk .Alexanuer Robert, ship owner, see Alexander Robert & Co. ; .Allcot Alfred, dock gateman, 59 Makin street, Walton re~. 13 Abercromby square .Allcot Samuel, clerk, 6 Arundel street, Walton .A.lexander Samuel, provision dealer & grocer, 301 Park road .Allday Alfred, coal merchant, 13 Durning road, Edge hill & 90 Admiral street, Toxteth park Allday Alfred, joiner, 9 Magdala road, Toxteth park Alexander Solomon, tobacconist, 131 Falkner street .Allday Henry Josepb, tobacconist & news agent, 184 Oak- Alexander Thomas, boatman, 98 Lambeth road, Kirkdale field road, An field Alexander Thomas, coal dealer, 93 & 95 Robson st. Everton .Alldridge William, coal merchant,90 Kiugslcy rd. Toxteth pk Alexander William, bookkpr. a Carrington st. Toxteth park Alldritt Thomas, barman, 5 Aughton street, Everton Alexander William, chartered accountant, see Banner .Alleghany Steamship Co. Limited (W. Tapscott & Co. Harmood & Son ; res. 45 Highfield south, Rock Ferry managers), Old hall, 39 Old Hall street Alexander William, cotton merchant, see Alexander & Co. ; Alien .Agnes & Helena. (Misses), curtain cleaners, 190 North res. Deanehurst, Egerton park, Rock F.:>rry Hill street, Toxteth park Alexander Wm. iron moulder, 58 Nethertield rd. sth. Everton Alien & Appleyard, cabinet mkrs. 84 Renshaw st.; Tn 6.)64 Alexander William, riveter, 18 Becket street, Kirkdale .Allen Edgar & Co. Limited, steel manufacturers, 18 & 19 AlexanderWilliam 1\I.D.llf.ch. 'lurgeon, 100 Bedford st. south Trafford chambers, 51:! South John street Alexander William, travelling draper, 18 Brownlow street Alien James & Thomas, ba.kers, 3 Prescot street Alexander William H. cotton broker, see Rew John & Co.; Alien M. & J. greengrocers, 101 Falkner street res. 35 Bidston road, Claughton Alien Wm. & Co. woollen drapers, 2 Great Crosshall street Alexandra Dock & Branches (R. A. Grafter, dock master), Alien & Co. ale & porter bottlers, 63 & 65 Hygeia st. Everton Regent road, Bootle Alien Abraham, scripture reader, 85 Cameron st. K.:>nsingtn Alexandra Dock Station (L. & N. W. Rly.),Regent rd.Bootle Alien Agnes (Miss), apartments, 51 Geraint st. Toxteth park Alexandra family & commercial hotel (Henry Heard, pro­ Allen A lex. genl. broker & coal dlr. 59 St. Oilwald st.Old ~wan prietor), 61 & 53 Dale street Alien Alfred, clerk, 4 Sandstone road, Stonycroft .Alexandrn Furnishing Co.(Robert Lipkin & Co.proprietors), Alien Ann (:Mrs.), housekeeper, 103 Cockburn st. Toxteth pk 7 & 9 Pembroke place Alien Ann (Mrs.), stationer, & post office, 93 Myrtle street Alexandra Theatre, Lime street Alien Annie(Mrs.),straw hat & bonnet ma.98Breck rd.Evrtn Alexandra Towing Co. Limited, tug owners(BeaumontCrook, Alien Annie Elizabeth ~Mrs.), Justice Vaults P.H. 2 Hatton manager), Alexandra dock, Regent street garden & 113 Dale street AlexandraEllen(Mrs.),apartment",214 Commrcl.rd.Kirkdale Alien .Arthur, bookkeeper, 94 Gra.nton roa<l, Everton Alfin Henry, railway guard, 28 Muriel street, Walton Alien Arthur, sergeant instructor to 2nd Vol. Batt. Liver- Alfin William, railway guard,7 Madryn street, Toxteth park pool Regiment, 143 Rosebery street, Toxteth park Alfinbine Rebecca (Mrs.), umbrella maker, 6A, Roscommon Alien Arthur Angus, herbalist,221 N etherfield rd.nth.Evertn street. Everton Alien .Arthur Wm.insur. agent, l!l Drysdale st. Toxteth park Alford William Henry, mariner, 8 Servia road, Litherland Alien Charles, police sergeant, 33 Corney street, Edge hill Alfred & Co. jewellers, 89 Lord street Alien Charles, threshing machine proprietor, Quarry street, .Algeo John, leather cutter, 104 Brownlow hill Much Woolton Algeo Rebecca (Mrs.),shpkpr.104 Netherfield rd.nth.Everton Alien Charles B. shoe maker, 250 Picton roacl, Wavertree Alger Thos Albion inn, 256 Mill st. & 11 Park st. Toxteth pk Alien Chas. Hy. sec. of United Servite Employment ASBoc. All Saints Church Institute ('l'ho<1. Ballinger, keeper), 12 Irwell chambers west, 8 Fazakerley street; res. 7 Lo­ Tagus street wood road, Clittf.'n park, Birkenhead Allam Frank, Queen Victoria hotel, 57 Rice lane, Walton Alien Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments,
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