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604 LTJM LIVERPOOL. [KELLY'S Lnmley Richard, timber merchant, see Lumley, & Lloyd Ltithy Hans, corn broker, Brazilian buildings, 10 Drury lane ; Co. ; res. 6 Melling road, Aintree res. 3 Ho.rgreaves road,Sefton park; TA "Luthy, L'pool '' Lumley Willio.m, engine fitter, 58 Phrebe Anne st. Everton Luton Henry, clerk, Ill Keble road, Bootle Lumm Willio.m, light cake maker, 13A, Hygeia st. Everton Luxton Henry, railway policeman, S5 Pansy street, Kirkdale Luno.n James, steward, 32 Humber street, Kirkdale Luxton Waiter, carter, 47 Cowper street, Bootle Lund William & Co. shipping & forwarding agents, Dominion Luzmore T. R. & Evans, general brokers, Carlton building~, buildings, 28 BrunsWick street 3 Rumford street ; TA" Luzmore, Liverpool" ; Tn 819 Lund Anthony, cowkeeper, 1 Morley street, Kirkdale Lyall Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 60 Chester road, Tue-Brook Lund Nicholas, shopkeeper, 39 Lowell street, Walton Lyceum News Rooms (Thomas Walling, sec. & master of Lnnd William, shipping agent, see Lund William & Co.; Lyceum), 1 Bold street res. Whal.ey Range, Manche.;ter Lydiate George, horsekeeper (corporation), 175 Commercial Lnnd William, tailor, 67 St. Mary·s road, Garston road, Kirkdale Lundberg Oscar, milk dealer, 33 Dickenson street Lydio.te Willio.m, carter, 121 Leyfield road, West Derby Lnndstrom Albert, mariner, 9 Pickwick street, Toxteth park Lydiatt Joseph, gardener(private), 9 Birch road, Huyton Lundy Edward, telephonist, 62 Fell street, Kensington Lydiatt Joseph, herbalist, 168 Wavertree road Lnndy William Owen, warehouseman,l6 Vrelas st. 'l'oxteth pk Lydiatt T. superintendent of the Evangelization Society of Lunn Coningswood, engineer, 3 Osborne road, Anfield Liverpool, Philadelphia chambers, 3 Hackins hey Lnnn John, ship steward, 12 Delamorestreet, Kirkdale Lydon Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Priory ~treet, Everton Lunstrong John Henry, shipwright, 6 South gro. Toxteth pk Lyell George Jarnes, provision merchant, see McCo.ig & Lunt George & Son, contractor~, 13 & 15 Card well street Lyell; res. Pensby, Cheshire Lunt George, Sons & Co. Limite<l, millers (steam) & corn & Lyle Henry Samuel, surgeon, 209 Upper Parliament street tl.our -dealers, Steam flour mills, 101 to 109 Soho street ; Lymbourne William, spirit vaults, 33 Rathbone street bakers, 2, 24 & 126 Paddington H ; 130 & 17 4 Scotland road Lyme Alfred, joiner, 10 Caird street, Everton N; 26 & 234 Picton road, \Yavertree E; 135, 84 & 240 Lynach Patrick, shopkeeper, 8'1 Rice lane, Walton Kensington E ; 29 Fox street E ; 59 Soho street E ; 33 & Lynch Benjamin, dripping manfr. 11 Douro place, Old Swan ..'51 William Henry street E ; 41 Low hill E; 196 Walton Lynch Constance (Miss), type "Titer, Bristowe chambers, 8 road N ; 51 Latimer street "i ; 65 Earle road; 51 & 53 Harrington street St. Oswald street, Old Swan ; 59 Tunnel road ; 89 Limekiln Lynch Ellen.(Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 77 Bangor stret>t, Bootle lane: lOO Great Homer street; 130 Wavertree road; 27 Lynch ]'rancis Xavier, solicitor, see Teebay & Lynch; res. Christian street; 60 Whitechapel; 142 Heywood street; Lathan house, Oxford road, Birkdale 2 Uxbridge street; & 270 Falkner street; Tn 1304 Lynch James, beer bottler, 115 'l'hirlmere road, Everton Lunt John & Co. paint & varnish manurrs. 69 & 71 Islington Lynch James, bookkeeper, llO Spencer street, Everton Lunt Peter & Co. soap manufacturers, Collingwood street Lynch J ames, coal dealer, 21 Pleasant pl. Derby road, Bootle Lunt Robert & Son, saddlers & harness makers, 3 Old Leeds J,ynch James, engine driver, 42 Rickman street, Kirkdale street ; 6 Victoria. road ; 7 Stanley road, Kirkdale & 83 Lynch James, printer, 75 Low hill Vauxhall road Lynch James, shopkeeper, 12 Hyslop street, Toxteth park Lunt Wm. John & Son, tailors, 77 Pre~cot street; Tn 1448 Lynch John, bookkeeper, 29 Merlin street, Toxteth park Lunt Ado. (1\f.rs.), teacher of music, 46 Olivia street, Bootle Lynch John, mariner, 21 Knowsley road, Bootle Lunt Daniel, carpenter, 21 Brook street, Kirkdale Lynch John, poulterer, 8 Ambrose street, Hall lane Lunt Elizh. (Mrs.), beer retailer, 69 Prince Edwin la. Evertn LynchJn.Davenport, managng.clerk,33Kenmare rd. Toxth pk Lunt George, boot maker, 16 Hcmans street, Toxteth park Lynch John Henry, comedian, 47 Great MerRey st. Kirkdale Lunt George, chimney sweeper, 58 Chester st. Toxteth park Lynch Joseph Martin, grocer, 24 Anderson street, Everton Lunt George, chimney sweeper, 12 Rathbone street Lynch Martin,furn. broker,55&57Up.Harrington st. Toxth.pk Lunt George, greengrocer, 59 Prescot street Lynch Martin, greengrocer, 19 Mill street, Toxteth park Lunt Henry, clerk, 16 Jubilee drive, Ken~ington park Lynch 1\Iichael, wringing machine & baBSinette dealer, 284 Lnnt Henry, gardener, 7 Gordon street, Wavertree Scotland road Lunt Henry, leather seller, 239 Vauxhall road Lynch Owen, warehouseman, 153 Latham street, Kirkdale Lnnt Isaac, bookkeeper, 140 Longmoor lane, Aintree Lynch Peter, cooper, lA, Tintern street, Kirkdu.le Lnnt James, cashier, 31 Wynnstay street, Toxteth park Lyncb Peter, fish & poultry salesman, 90 Kensington Lnnt James, fireman, 18 Bremner street, Edge hill Lynch Richard, commercial traveller, 10 Tancred rd. Wa1ton Lunt James, greengrocer, 143 Westminster road, Kirkdale Lynch Thomas, customs officer, 8 Poplar grove, Seaforth Lunt James, hair dresser & shopkeeper, Hall lane, Huyton Lynch Thomas, emigration agent, 25 Regent street quarry, Huyton Lynch Thomas, ships' steward, 17 Olney street, Walton Lnnt James, saddler & harness maker, 86 Derby rd. Kirkdale Lynch Tb.omas, stevedore, 33 Beatrice street, Bootle LuntJames, signalman, The Orchards, Huyton Lynch William, painter, 85 Flinders street, Kirkdale Lunt James, storekeeper, 337 Hawthorne road, Bootle Lynchey Charles, wine & spirit vaults, 11 Parliament place, Lunt Jane (Mrs.), coal dealer, 183 Burlington street Huskisson street Lunt J ane (Mrs.), confectioner, 43 Hey worth street, Everton Lynd George, tobacconist, 4 Westminster road, Kirkdale Lunt John, booking clerk, 29 Norway street, Waterloo Lynd Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Chancel st. Kirkdale LuntJohn, builder, 49 Wellington street, Garston Lyne Joseph ,V. H. ship owner, see Cotesworth, Lyne & Co. ; Lunt John, carter, 33 Highgate street, Edge hill res. 1 Sandheys avenue, Waterloo Lunt John, clothier, 199 Park road, Toxteth park LynnCath.l\Iary(Miss),tcbr.of music,84Clevedon st. Toxth.pk Lnnt John, team owner, 18 Kinglake street, Edge hill Lynn John, engineer, .35 Coleridge street, Bootle Lunt John, varnish manufacturer, see Lunt John & Co. Lynskey George J. solicitor, Jubilee buildings, 16 Lord 69 & 71 Islington street ; res. ll Staplands road, Broad green Lunt Josepl1, saddler & harnes~ mkr. 304 Stanley road, Bootle Lynskey John, hydraulic man, 39 Park street, 'l'oxteth park Lunt Peter, joiner, Liverpool road, Great Crosby Lynzell James H. professor of music, 35 Smith st. Kirkdale Lnnt Peter, plasterer, 1 Bouverie street, Toxteth park Lyon, Cumber & Co. merchants, B 12 & 13 & 18 & C 19 Ex- Lunt Robert, bookkeeper, 10 Robarts road, Anfield change buildings; TA" Lyon, Liverpool" Lunt Robt. clerk of Christ Church, 300 Hawthorne rd.Bootle Lyon James & Co. iron merchants, 68 & 70 Oldhall street; Lunt Robert, fishmonger, 15 Walton vale, Walton TA "Durable, Liverpool" ; Tn 2404 Lunt Robert, freight clerk, 16 Oregon street, Bootle Lyon John & Co. manufacturers of gold medal ginger ale, Lunt Robert, joiner, Walton village, Walton; res. 300 Haw­ extra. super lemonade, champagne cider, seltzer & soda. thorne road, Bootle water; awarded 9 gold medals; Victoria. works, 23, 2J & Lunt Robert, tailor, 19 Fielding street, Kensington 27 Oldham street; Tn 2069 Lunt Robert, jun. saddler, see Lunt Robert & Son ; res. 94 Lyon Wm. & Co. general merchts. 146 The Albany, Oldhall st Burleigh road, .Everton Lyon Charles, joiner, 19 Queensland street, Edge hill Lnnt Robert Jn. Royal Park hotel, 2 Admiral st. Toxteth pk Lyon Daniel, joiner, 9 Roache street, Toxteth park Lnnt Samuel Towers, tailor, see Lunt William John & Son, Lyon David, surveyor, M Leith offices, 34 Moortields 77 Prescot road; res. 31 Huntly road Lyon Edwd. custom house officer, 11 Magdala. st. 'foxteth pk Lnnt Spencer, tailor, 2 School lane buildings, 21 School lane Lyon James, carter, Page Moss lane, Ruby Lnnt Stephen, cab driver, 66 Kilshaw street, Everton LyonJas.iron mer.see Ja~.Lyon&Co.; res. Holm lea, We.Kirby Lunt Thomas, cart owner, 22 Westmoreland place Lyon John, bookkeeper, 35 Dorset road, Tue-Brook Lnnt Thomas, cooper,11 Watfordroad, Walton Lyon John, coach builder, 20 & 22 Hardman street Lunt Thomas, gardener &c. 19 Nixonstreet, Walton Lyon John, commercial traveller, 18 Gordon road, Seaforth Lnnt William, engineer, 1 Chepstow street, Walton Lyon John, cowkeeper, 2 Great Richmond st. & 24 Rose hill Lunt William, signalman, 36 Miller stree•, Toxteth park Lyon John, shopkeeper, 109 Upper Mann st. Toxteth park Lnnt William George, plasterer, 35 Brenton st. 'l'oxteth park Lyon John, tailor, 62 Hamilton road, Everton Lunt William Henry, joiner, I 8 Wellington street, Garston Lyon John, warehouse porter, 73 Casterton street, Edge hill Lnpton Alfred, engineer, 9 Juliet street, Kirkdale Lyon Joseph, master mariner, 42 Tunstall street, Edge hill Lupton Chas. butcher, 25 Paddington & 153 West Derby rd Lyon Joseph, plumber, 6 Rice lane, Walton Lnpton Edward, printer, 33 Cobden street, Everton Lyon Joseph, plumber, 34 Rutland street, Everton Lnpton Ellen (Miss), furnished apartments, 7 Bold place Lyon Jules, ships' steward, 98 Arundel street, Toxteth park Lnpton Henry, merchant, see Kneeshaw,
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    Last Updated: 04/10/2017 - Final Ward Profile Linacre Councillor John Fairclough Councillor Gordon Friel Councillor Brenda O’Brien Released: October 2017 Collated by Gemma Monaghan Commissioning Support & Business Intelligence Service Data, Insight, Business Intelligence, & Performance Last Updated: 04/10/2017 - Final Document Control Issue/Amendment Record Version Date of Issue Reason for Issue V0 08/03/2017 Initial Draft – New Portrait Format V6 04/06/2017 Draft – New Structure V7 14/07/2017 Final Draft for Internal Review V8 18/07/2017 Amendments to Final Draft for Consultation V9 18/07/2017 Final Draft for Consultation V10 25/07/2017 Updated version of Mosaic following comments V11 21/09/2017 Full Draft V12 04/10/2017 Final Document Ownership Role Name/Title Author Gemma Monaghan Release Wayne Leatherbarrow Authority Service Manager – Performance & intelligence. Distribution Cabinet Council Chief Executive SLB Public Data, Insight, Business Intelligence, & Performance 2/40 Last Updated: 04/10/2017 - Final Nursery Settings .......................................................... 19 Contents Early Years Foundation Stage ...................................... 19 Primary Settings .......................................................... 20 Highlights ................................................................................ 4 Key Stage 1 (KS1) ......................................................... 20 Sefton Comparative Position .................................................. 5 Key Stage 2 (KS2) ........................................................