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Ashby•De-La-Zouch, Slnadlincote, Coalville & Rifle Range Road District Bill Posting Co.; Office, 86 Market Street, Crossley Samuel, Bull P.H 16 AS'EBY•DE•LA•ZOtl'OE, LEIOES'l,ERSHIRE. Matthews Frank, 2 Halford terrace, Rawdon-Hastings Lady Maud, The1Timms Mrs. 26 South street Packington road Manor house Toulmin James, Westbourne house, Maynard Geo. Chas. 9 Low. Church st Redfem Miss, 27 South street Packington road Mead Arthur, 26 Tamworth road Redfern Miss, The Hollies, Wood street Towle Robert, Twyford ho. Moira road Meakin Mrs. Weeford, Leicester road Roberts John Fred, Packington road Trivett William, 3 Old Park villas, Morley Frederick, 21 Tamworth road Rumley Willis, Oakroyd house, Pack- Nottingham road Morris Alfred Benj. 6 Rawdon terrace ington road Tucker Henry, 31 Tamworth road Moxon Joseph Nathaniel, 9 South street Sansom William Wilson, Moira road Tugby Andrew Harris, The Cedars, Musson William Alfred, Fernleigh, Tarn- Sawyer Rev. Herbert Edward (vicar), Tamworth road worth road The Vicarage Tyler Jn. Fredk. Iderslea, Leicester road Musson William Pratt, The Hill Sear le Mrs. Fairmount, Leicester road Vinrace Mrs. 23 Tamworth road Orchard Alfred, Market street Simmonds Miss, Halford terrace, Wainwright J oseph, 41 Burton road Orchard George Dean J.P. Rawdon ter Packington road Ward John, 9 Rawdon terrace Orton Tom, Kilwardby street Simpson Wm. Henry, Shelbrook house Wells John Wm. Hillside, Burton road Page Mrs. 3 Halford ter. Packington rd Slater William Marshal!, The Grange, Wilkins Fras. Robt. Old Parks villas Paget Francis Howard, The Shrubbery Tamworth road Wilkins Mrs. Elebah, Leicester road Parsons Collison Hugh, Prior park Staynes John James, 49 Market street Williams Charles Roberts M.B., C.M. 15 Pickthorn Henry, Sandhurst, Tarn- Stead Willie, Glen-Roy, Burton road Ivanhoe terrace worth road Stevenson Wm. Elsworth, St. 1\fichael's. Williscroft Mrs. Clovelly, Nottingham rd Potter Arthur,54 Market street Stewart Charles John, Cilftonthorpe Willshee William, 27 Tamworth road Pratt Miss, The Elms Stimson Alfred, 13 I vanhoe terrace Woodward Mrs. Old Mill house Pym Mrs. Elgin house, Burton road Sutton John Holmes J.P. Holywell Wykes Mrs. Leicester road Ranger Robert, 39 Tamworth road Thornley Frederick, 102 Market street Yates Mrs. Lyon's well, Wilfred place Ratcliff Charles Robert, Highfields Thomley Miss, Hyde ho. Nottingham rd COMMERCIAL. Canner James, painter & paperhanger, Leicester road Early closing day, Wednesday 1 p.m. Carman Waiter Hall, printer & stationer, 28 Market street Adcock John Pearson, millPr (steam), Rolywell mill Carruthers Robert Johnstone, trav. drpr.13&14Kihvardby st Allen Arthur, tailor, 69 Market street Cartledge Benj. chimney sweeper, 10 Hilton's yd.Market st Alien John, insurance agent, Smisby road Cartwright Percy, fancy draper, 59 Market street Ancient Order of Foresters (f'A>urt Ivanhoe 3618) (Willia'll Cash & Co. boot & shoe maker;, 15 Market street Neale, sec.), 1 Holywell cottages, Burton road CasleyWilliam Henry, assistantsupt. to Prudential Assurance Ashby Baths & Hotel Co. Limited (James Leawood, sec) Co. Limited, Packington road Ashby Castle Lawn 'l'ennis Club (R. Logan, hon. sec.), Cassel Harry, King's Head P.H. Market street Market street Cemetery (John King, clerk to the burial board ; Arthur Ashby Coal Co. Railway station Granger, sexton), Hill top Ashby Co-operative Society Limited (W. Wainwright, Chandler John, tailor, Hill street manager), 100 Market street Checkland & Co. Limited (F. Tatham, certificated manager), Ashby Cottage Hospital (Roderic Robert Waiter Logan colliery proprietors, Wood street M.R.C.S.Eng. Alfred Orchard L.R.C.P.LOnd., M.R.C.S.Eng. Church of England Friendly Society (Rev. H. E. Sawyer, George Simpson Hart M.D., B.ch. & Charles Roberts president; Waiter Hines, sec) Williams M.B., c.M. medical officers; Miss Ada Boss, Clark Mary Jane (Miss), fruiterer & seed dealer, 4 Market st matron), Leicester road Clarke Alice Marianne (Miss), girls' day school, Packington rd Ash by & District Men's Association (David Mackie, hon. sec.), Cob urn J ames, upholsterer, 2 Packington road Floral hall, Bath street County Court (His Honor Wightman Wood, judge; William Ashby Garage (G. H. Townson, proprietor), motor car agent Alfred Musson, registrar & high bailiff), Low. Church street & repairer ; tyres &c. stocked, ·wood street Cox Frank, beer retailer, The Green Ashby Horticultural Society (J. H. Dunmore, sec.), Moira rJ Cox Hilda (Miss), dress maker, 9 Mill lane Ashby-de-la-Zouch Gas Co. Lim. (George Farmer, sec.), Crane Col.-Sergt. George Lewis, drill instructor to A Co. Kilwardby st. ; (G. H. Matlock, mangr.), works, Derby rd 5th Territorial Force Battalion Leicestershire Regiment, Ashby•de-la-Zouch, SlNadlincote, Coalville & Rifle Range road District Bill Posting Co.; office, 86 Market street, Crossley Samuel, Bull P.H. Wood street AssemblyRoom(Henry Morris Watts,hall keeper),Market hall Cutter Charles, cabinet maker, 70 Market street; & parish Astill George Henry, White Hart P.H. 82 Market street church clerk Bagnall Percy H. agent for the Burton Brewery Co. Tarn- Cutter Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Derby road worth road Cutter William Henry, corn dealer, 21 Market street Bates Madeline (Mrs.), apartments, 25 Lower Church street Davenport & Son, wine & spirit merchants, 60 Market street Baxter & Sons, tailors & hosiers &c. 19 Market street Davenport Albert, Hare & Hounds P.H. Bath street Beadsmoore Frank, boot maker, 61 The Callis Davies Robert, tailor, 38A, Market street Beadsmoore John Wm. printer & stationer, 11 Bath street Davis Albert Cecil, watch maker & jeweller, 71 Market street Belt<>n & Son, painters &c. Brook street Davis George, boot repairer, 4 Derby road Bennion Herbert Harding, farmer, Shelbrook farm Derbyshire Public House Trust Co. Limited, Midland hotel Bent ham Charles, coal merchant & carter, 63 Wood street (Isaac Mills, manager), Kilwardby street Bentham Chas. Alex. oil & hardware dlr. Nottingham road Dewes & Musson, solicitors, Market street Best Walter Ernest, tailor, Wood street Dickinson & Son, bakers & grocers, 5 The Callis Birch Albert., Volunteer inn, 35 North street Dockrill John, county court bailiff, 26 Burton road Birchal!Matthew, Midland Rly. inspector, 15 Smisby road Dunn Arthur, sub-inspector Midland Railway, Avenue road Bishop William, farmer, She! brook Eastmans Limited, butchers, 37 Market street Blacklock John, travelling draper, 13 Tamworth road Edwards Violet & Gertrude (Misses), teachers of music, Boss Ernest Maycock, photographer, 9 Derby road 11 Packington road Boswell John, umbrella repairer, Derby road Eley George William, chemist, 6 Market street Bott Elizabeth (Mrs.), boarding house, 26 Kilwardby street Elliott Jn. & Chas. monumental & general masons, 15 Wood s~ Bott Fraucis, baker & confectioner, 9 Bath street Ellis James, iron & tin plate wm·k<>r, Avenue road Bott John Arthur, hosiery manufacturer, Avenue road Evans Harry John, grocer, 91Market street Bowley John Williarn, registrar of births & deaths to Ashby- Everett & Co. coal merchants, Burton road de-la-Zouch sub-district, & relieving officer No. 1 district, Fair John, travelling draper, 8 Loudoun villas 54 Wood street Farmer W. & T. plumbers & decorators, 78 Market street Bradbury John Henry, hawker, Avenue road Farmer William & Sons, fruiterers, Bath street Brend Frederick William, drapers' traveller, 10 Avenue road Farmer George, accountant, clerk to the Ashby-de-la-Zouch & Broadhurst Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 39 North street Hartshorn & Seals Rural District Councils, clprk to the Brown George, bookseller & printer, Post office, Bath street guardians & assessment committee of Ashby-de-la-Zouch Brown George, keeper of Castle, South street union & to Ashby-de-la-Zouch Local Pension Sub-Corn- Brown Martha Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 36 Smisby road mittee of Leicestershire & superintendent registrar of Brown Polly (Mrs.), confectioner, 96 Market street births, deaths & marriages of Ashby-de-la-Zouch district, Bryan George, shopkeeper, 51 The Callis Kilwardby street Bull William, hair dresser, 42 Market street Farmer Thomas, shopk~eper, 11 The Green Bullen & Glover, chemists, Market street Fearns James Edward, teacher of music, 35 Burton road Bullen Henry & Ebenezer, grocers, Market street Fish H. & Sons, builders, Wood street Bullen Geo. mgr. to the London City & Midland Bank Ltd Fisher, Jesson & Co. solicitors, Kilwardby street Burdett Edmund, Bull's HPad P.H. Market street Foster Brothers, clothiers, Bath street Burton Brewery Co. Limited (Percy H. Bagnall, agent}, Freeman, Hardy & Willis Lim. boot makers, 39 Market st brewers ; offices, Tarnworth road 1 Freemasons (Ferrers & I vanhoe Lodge No. 779) (Rev. C. Bywater John, marine store dealer, 6 Holywell ter.The Callis T. Moore M.A. sec.), .Masonic hall .
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