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Hertfordshire COURT DIRECTORY.] .HERTFORDSHIRE. BUM 881 Hibbert Hon. Arthur Henry Holland, Hodgs~m Rev. Francis Hy. M.A. Abbots Horton Mrs.3Cowper ro.Gt.Berkbamstd see Holland-Hibbert Langley, King's Langley RS.O Horwood Mrs. Letchmore heath, Elstree HibbertJ. M. 21 Woodford rd.Watford Hodgson Rev. Henry William M.A. Horwood Thos. 105 Pinner rd. Watford Hibbert Mrs. Park street, Baldock Rectory, Ashwell, Baldock Hosier Thomas, Verulam rd. St. Albans Hicks F.E.F.R.G.s.Aspenden,Buntingfrd Hodgson Rev. Hugh Alexander M.A. Hoskins Mrs. Rose vale, Hoddesdon HickinbothamMrs.76Gladstone rd.Watfd Birch green,Hertingfordbury,Hertfrd Hosman Mrs. The Kites, Watford Hicks Francis Edward, Buntingford Hodgson Christopher, Abermaw cottage, Houghton Joseph, Little Hadham 8.0 Hicks Mrs. Buntingford Hatton rd. Cheshunt, Waltham Cross Houliston Geo. M.A.Bancroft ho.Hitchin Hicks Robt. M.D. White Horse st.Baldock Hodgson }<'rederick William, Airlie, St. Hounsfield Mrs. Frank, Wharf house, Hide Miss, Hitchin street, Baldo":lk Catherine's estate, Broxbourne S.O Langleybury, Watford Higdon Mrs. Sweet Briar cottage, Marl- Hodgson Henry T. J. P. Harpenden 8.0 Hounslow Miss, Lyonsdown villa, borough road, St. Albans Ho<.lgson Miss, Langleybury, Watford Leicester road, New Barnet Riggens Rev. Rt. M.A. Ware side, Ware Hodgson Wm. Saml. High st.Hoddesdon House Edward, I Brookhill villa, Brook­ Higgins William, ) 8 MaIden rd. Watford Hodson Rev.NathnL ShirleyM.A.Hatfield hill road, New Barnet Higginson Mrs. Mardale house,Stratford Hodson C. F. Chantry,Bishop'sStortford House Mrs. The Grove, Wheathamp- road, Watford HodsonH.TheLimes,Higb st.Hoddesdon stead, ~t. Albans HiggsE.NorthEnd cot. North rd.Hatfield Hodson Misses, Hadham road, Bishop's Houston Robert P. Westbrook ,Hay, Higgs Gea. Cowper rd. Gt. Berkhamsted Stortford Bovingdon, Hemel Hempstead Hlggs Hy. J. 17 Gladstone rd. Watford Hodson Hhirley, Urquhart lodge, Glou- Hovell Mrs. Boreham Holt,Elstl.'eeR.S.O Hill Albert, Lemsford, Hatfield cester road, New Harnet How Miss,Heath cot.Redbourn,St.Albns Hill Charles Gray, Brickendonbury, HodsonT.B.Hadham rd.Bishop'sStortfrd How W.Durrant'sHill ho.HemelHmpstd Brickendon, Hertford HodsonWm. E. High st.Bishop'sStortford Howard Capt.H.R VeruIam I'd. St.Albns Hill Dan!. Herga. Stratford rd. Watford Hogg F. M. Oakdale,Marriott rd.Barnet HowardG.S. Ivydene,York rd.NewBarnt Hill Edwd. Rt. Kneesworth rd. Royston Hogg Robert, London road, St. Albans Howard Geo. W. Britannia ter. Royston Hill F. Stowe lodge, Church rd. Watford Holford Henry H. Springfield, Cross- Howard Robert Luke, Mackrey end, Hilllsaac, Farquhar street, Hertford brook st. Cheshunt, Waltham Cross Wheathampstead, St. Albans Hill In. Edwd. 18 St. Albans rd. Watford Holford Mrs. High Oak house, Ware Howe John, Lee house, Wheathamp- HillJohnSheriff J.p.Hawkswick,St.Albns Holland Rev. Philip Esme ~tewart M.A. stead, St. Albans Hill Miss, Trinity gro. Bangeo, Hertford Vicarage, Hoddesdon Howe Mrs. Bancroft, Hitchin Hill Mrs. Colney Butts house, Vicarage Holland James, Walkern, Stevenage Howe Thos.TheLimes,Therfield,Royston road, Watford HollandS.T.Otterspool,Aldenham,Wtfrd HoweII Fredk. Walsworth road, Hitchin HillWm. The Maples,Bedford rd.Hitchin Holland William, Plantation house, Howes The MISSes, Punchardon house, HillW. F. O. Lime ldg. Watford hth. Wtfrd Dunmow road, Bishop's S::ortford Willian, Hitchin Hiller E. H.3 The Croft,Common,Barnet Holland William Henry, Thornton vinas, Howland Mrs. Boxwell ho.Gt.Brkhmpstd Hilliard Harry Edward, Neva villa, York road, New Harnet Howlett Edmund, 2 Colne view, Lower Summer grove, Elstree RS.O Holland-Hibbert Hon Arthur Henry Derby road, Watford Hilliard Henry, Victoria st. St. Albans D.L., J.P. Munden house, Watford HowlingW.E.Water la.Bishop'sStortford Hills William, Milton road, Ware HollidayC.9 Charles st.Gt.Berkhampstd Howson Thomas Moss, Radwellbury, Hillyard George, Aires end, Wheat- Hollingsworth Charles F. Hyde lodge, Radwell, Baldock hampstead, St. Albans Clarendon road, Watford HoyH.B.TheLawn,Clarendonrd.Watfrd Hilyer MISS, 12 College st. St. Albans Hollingsworth Miss, Redholme, Station Hubback Col. Shenley, Barnet Hinds Mrs. The Bury, King's Walden, road, New Barnet Hubback Mrs. I Lawn villas, Verulam Hitchin Hollingsworth Mrs.5 Villiers st.Hertford, road, St. Albans HindsW.TheBury,King'sWalden,Hitchn Holloway Wm. The Arncot, A.lexandra HUbbardA.J.54Marlowes,HemeIHmpstd Hine Henry, Holywell hill, St. Albans road, Watford Hucks Misses, 10 Queen's rd. Hertford Hine Mrs. I Grove side, Lytton road, Hollowell William, I6 King st. Watford Hucks Wm. Y. 13 Ware road, Hertford New Barnet Holmes Miss, 107 Gladstone rd.Watford Huckvale William, White house, West- Hine Thomas, High street, Baldock Holt Thomas, 53 Gladstone rd. Watford ern road, Tring Hinkley Charles, 'fhe Court fields, HolyoakThos. Hy. London rd.St. Albans IHuddle Mrs. II Sotheron road, Watford Broxbourne S.O HomanC.TheLdge.Abbot's rd.Nw.Barnt HuddleP.IGroye vils.St.John's rd.Watfd Hippsley Mrs. Pelham hall, Brent Pel- HoneMrs.6Alexandrard.HemeIHempstd Hudson Rev. Matthew, 106 St. John's ham, Bnntingford Honour James, Akeman street, Tring road, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead HiI'd Henry Samuel, Cheshunt street, Honour William, Park road, Tring Hudson George Bickersteth M.A., .T.P. Cheshnnt, Waltham Cross Hood Peter M.D. 14 High st. Watford Frogmore hall, Hertford Hitch Caleb, Park lane, Ware Hooper Fras.A.M.A.Burford ho.Hoddsdn Hudson In. A.High st.Gt.Berkbamstead Hitch Ernest H. Baldock street, Ware HootonJ.13Redbourn rd.HemelHempstd Huggins Charles, Ashwell, Baldock Hitch Mrs. Baldock street, Ware Hope Herbert, Hormead Bury, Great Huggins George Thos. High st. Barnet Hitch Mrs. Bunyan road, Hitchin Hormead, Buntingford Hughes Rev. Cecil M.A. Vicarage,Chorley Hitch William, Dockyard cottage, Star Hope Thomas, 72 Queen's rd. Watford wood, Rickmansworth R.S.O street, Ware Hopkins Mrs. Fairhill, Gt.Berkhamsted HughesHy.London rd.Bishop'sStortford Hitchcock Augustus, Bushey Heath Hopkins Mrs. Mizpah villa, Granville Hughes H. G. Salusbury, OIDey, Hitchin Hitchcock Mrs. Swiss cottage, Sand- roarl, St. Albans Hughes John, Bedford park, Hatfield ridge, St. Albans Hopkins Philip, Jessamine cottage, Hat- road, St. Albans Hitchcock Wm. Grange st. St. Albans field road, St. Albans Hughes John, Cbambers st. Hertford' Hitching James, 7 Cheshunt terrace, Hopkinson John, St.Peter's st.St.Albans HughesMiss,Trinity gro.Bengeo,Hertfrd Waltham lane, Waltham Cross Hopkinson Joseph, Hatton lodge, Ches- Hughes Mrs. Apton cottage, Apton road, Hoodley Fredk. A. Radcliffe rd. Hitchin hunt, Waltham Cross Bishop's Stortford HooreA.F.M.A.Haileybury college,Hrtfrd Hopkinson Mrs. Holly bank, Langley Hughes Mrs. I79 High street, Barnet Hoare Fredk. 9 Woodford rd. Watford road, WaHord Hughes Mrs. Salusbury, OtHey place, HooreR.T.p.Marden hill,Tewin,Hertford Hopkinson William Clowes, Arnot cot- OtHey, Hitchin Hosre Richard Gurney, Stranraer, St. tage, Stanley road, Watford Hughes Richard M.B.LOnd., M.R.C.S. Catherine's estate, Broxbourne S.O Hoppus Rev.J.S.Westhampstd.St.Albns The Limes, Walsworth road, Hitchin Hobbins Wm. 54 Queen's rd. Watford Hopwood Geo.9Ravenscroft park,Barnet Hughes Rd. D. The Old palace, Royston Hobbs Henry, Belle Vue villa, Tring Horley Wm. Lewis, High st. Hoddesdon Hughes Thomas George, Hushey Grove Hobson Rev. John Philip M.A. Vicarage, Horn G.H.27 Marlowes, Hemel Hempstd road, Bushey, Watford Stanstead Abbots, Ware Horn Miss, 41 North road, Hertford Hughes Thos. Geo. 6 High st. Watford Hobson Henry, Western road, Tring Horn Thos. William, Hazeldene, Lyons- Hughes W. Causeway,Bishop's Stortford Hobson Miss, Much Hadham S.O down road, New Harnet Hughes W. OtHey, Hitchin HohsonW.H.Highfield,Gt.Herkhampstd Hornby Frank ViUiers, Cole green, Hughes William, 153 Pinner rd. Watford Hockett Samuel, I Sandwith villas, Hertingfordbury, Hertford Hughes William, jun. Northgate end, Potter's road, New Barnet Horne Rev. William M.A. Vicarage, Bishop's Stortford Hockey Mrs. Park road, Tring Thundridge, Ware Hughes William Cartwright, Turner's RodgeEdwd. Wm. Hart st. Buntingford Horner Edward, Bury green, Cheshunt, hill, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross HodgesArthnr Ernest, Apton road, New Waltham Cross Hulbert John H. Colnehurst, Watford town, Bishop's Stortford Hornsby Miss, Rowlatts, St. Peter's park, Hulls Henry, High street, Ware Rodges Herbert Busy, Watton cottage, St. Albans Humbert C. F. Upper Nascot, Watford Watton-at-Stone, Hertford Horsey Alfred, Rosemead, Cuflley hill, Humbert Charles R. Dell field, Watford Hodges Herbert Chamney, Watton cot- Cheshunt, Waltham Cross Humbert Mrs. Little Nascot, St. Alban tage, Watton-at-Stone, Hertford Horsey George M. Northridge, Boxmoor, road, Watford HodgesJsph.Cowper rd.Gt.Berkhmpstd Hemel Hempste~d .. Humphrey Nath~n, Broadfiel Hodges Samuel, Triangle villa, Church- Horsfield Geor..re," alsworth rd. HItchm Broadfield, Buntmgford ~ fields, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross IHortonFredk.Wm.I7Sotheron rd.Wtfrd Humphrey R. 22 Denmark st atfol:<t.
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