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The London Gazette, July 5, 1881 3358 THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 5, 1881. Manor House, Weston, Bath, John Ellis Robert Gilling-Lux, Rectory, Fitzhead, Somerset, Churchill, 8, Royal - crescent, Bath, George Nicholas Pearse, Esquire, Wiveliscombe, Somer- Cruickshank, Belmont House, Combe Down, set, Reverend Frederick King Warren, Rectory, Bath, Edward Cunliffe, the Elms, Weston Park, Exton, Somerset, Robert Arundel Were, Welling- Bath, William Daubeny, Stratton House, Park- ton, Somerset, Reverend William Alexander lane, Bath, Henry Davis, Apsley House, New- Webber, Clerk in Holy Orders, Runnington, bridge-road, Bath, James Drummond, 7, Queen- Charles Henry Fox, Wellington, William Elworthy, square, Bath, Captain Robert Peel Floyd, Wellington, John Meredith, M.D., Wellington, 5, Somerset-place, Bath, Arthur Foster, 104, Richard Corner, the Bower, Wellington, the Sydney - place, Bath, Major - General Sir A. Reverend George Eveleigh Saunders, Maperton, Henry Freeling, Bart., R.E., Hampton Villa, the Reverend Charles Edward Levi, Charlton Hampton, Bath, Scott Fletcher, the Grange, Musgrove, Reverend William Wheeler Aldridge, Weston Park, Bath, Francis Godfrey, 14, Grosve- Woolavington, Richard Oliver Backwell, Bridg- nor-place, Bath, Thomas Harding, Fairlawn, water, Francis Brice, Bridgwater, John Burnett, Weston-road, Bath, Charles Hathaway, M.D., Huntspill, Frederick Farmer, Bridgwater, Mar ma- Barnard House, Pulteney-road, Bath, William duke Ling, Westonzoyland, Henry James Major, Henry Henderson, B.C.S., 9, Royal-crescent, Bridgwater, Charles Major, Bridgwater, Robert Bath, William Hill, Caissoon House, Combehay, Spence, Bridgwater, Francis John Crane Parsons, Bath, John Fraser Mackenzie, 7, Camdcn- Bridgwater, Walter Joseph Ruscombe Poole, crescent, Bath, Major Henry John Manley, 6, Bridgwater, Francis Timewell Rogers, North Sydney-place, Bath, Alfred George Denvent Petherton, William Helliar Smith, North Pether- Moger, Warner, Perrymead, Bath, General ton, Henry Smith Spark, Pawlett, Reverend William Edward Mulcaster, 3, Portland-place, George Trevor, Bridgwater, the Reverend William Bath, Major George Wilbraham Nor they, 9, Arthur Allen,- Clerk, Stocklinch, Ottersey, 1.1- Cavendish-place, Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur minster^ Giles Richard Burt, Ilminster, Robert Pigott, 7, Cavendish-crescent, Bath, Major- James Gimblett, of Williton, Gentleman, Daniel General Dillon Guslavus Pollard, Beaumont Badcock, of Williton, Banker, Alexander Strachey, Villa, Lansdown, Bath, Eyre Burton Powell, Esquire, Whitstone,Shepton Mallett,, the Reverend C.S.I., Victoria .Villa, Weston-road, Bath, Lieu- Walter TreveJyan, Clerk, Westholm, Pilton, Shep- tenant-Colonel Robert T. Farringdon Stammers, ton Mallett, Frederick Spencer, Esquire, Ponds- 15, Dunsfbrd-place, Bath, John Evan Sturges, mead, Oakhill, Shepton Mallett. 14, Pnlteney-gardens, Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel For the Town and County of the Town of Franklin C. Taylor, Montrose, Weston Park, Southampton. Bath, William Fothergill Tuckett, 18, Daniel- Edward Bance, William Goddard Lankester, street, Bath, Henry William Tugwell, Crowe John Lewis Hurdis, Thomas Summers, Andrew Hall, Widcombe Hill, Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel Barlow, James Ricketts Weston, Benjamin Theophilus Vaughton, 5, Lansdown-crescent, Wyatt Greenfield, Richard Withers, Andrew Bath, Colonel E. F. Waterman, 17, Park-street, Barling, Richard Dyer Ellyett, William Bone, Bath, Reverend Henry Watson, Fairfield, New- Archer Burton Burton. bridge Hill, Bath, J. Onslow Watts, Warleigh For the rest of the County of Southampton. Lodge, Bathford, Bath, Charles H. Weston, Etis- Alexander Stead, Esquire, Woodley Lodge, leigh, Lansdown, Bath, Richard P. Whit6eld, Romsey, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward St. John Bedford Villa, Portland-road, Bath, Reverend Griffith, Upton House, Nursling, Southampton, Henry H. Winwood, 11, Cavendish-crescent, Charles Greville Stuart Menteth, Esquire, the Bath, Samuel Bond, Craiglands, Bloomfield-road, Mount, Nursling, Southampton, Colonel Edmund Bath, Sydney Bowen, 25, Paragon, Bath, Jacob Lewin Taverner, Greatbridge House, Romsey, Brinkworth, 1, Adelaide-place, Bath, William Arthur Henry Grant, Esquire, Abbott's Wood, Samuel Daniell, 10, Mount Beacon, Bath, Romsey, Thomas Frederick Kirby, Esquire, Henry Edmund Walter Eyre, 2, Grosvenor-place, Bath, Kingsraill, Esquire, the Reverend Alfred James Thomas Bruges Flower, 9, Beaufort-buildings Lowth, Frederick Bowler, Esquire, the Reverend West, Bath, Edwin Robert Fuller, the Hill, Bath- James Henville Thresher, Charles Warner, easton, Bath, Commander Harcourt Thomas Esquire, Francis Cooper Birch, Esquire, Alfred Gammell, R.N., 10, Kensington-place, Bath, Christopher Gale, Esquire, the Reverend John Thomas Gibbous, Newfield Villa, Entry Hill, Bath, Vicars. Foote, all of Winchester, the Reverend T. G. Palmer Hallett, Claverton Lodge, Bath- Alexander Cohin Blunt, the Rectory, Millbrook, wick Hill, Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel, R. T. Hare, the Reverend John Lovvry Carrick, Spring Hill, 6, Somerset-place, Bath, Thomas Hooper, Ameril Southampton, William Charles Drummond, House, Batheaston, Bath, Fercival Huth, Char- Esquire, Anglesea-place, Southampton, George combe Grove, Lansdown, Bath, Captain Charles Henry Errington, Esquire, Merry Oak, Bitterne, D. Ingham, 5, Upper East Hayes, Bath, Thomas William Gordon, Esquire, Regent's Park, Mill- Jeeves, Perrymead Lodge, Bath, William ICemble, brook, Lieutenant-Colonel Oswald Augustus Grim- B.C.S., St. Leonard's Hampton, Bath, Major- ston, Mersham House, Bitterne, Major Thomas General Henry Friend Kennedy, 2, Darlington- Bramston Hamilton, Bitterne Grove, Bitterne, street, Bath, James Kent, Balmain Villa, Bath- Major O'Brien Hoare, Sidney House, Bitterne, ford, Bath, John Henry Offley, 25, Circus, the Reverend John Morley Lee, the Rectory, JBath, Robert Porter, Westfield House, Bloom- Botley, Major-General Henry Lewis, Shirley- field-road, Bath, George Roadway, 12, Henrietta- place, Shirley, Frank Willan, Esquire, Thornhill villas, Bath, John George Ross, Bathampton Park, Bitterne, William John Charles Moens, Lodge, Hampton, Bath, Henry Stnrge, 7, Daniel- Esquirr, Tweed, Boldre. street, Bath, Joseph Timmins, 24, Green Park- For the Borough of Stafford. buildings, Bath, James H. Watherston, 23, Circus, Edward Gavrow Gar-row Whitby, Esquire, Barh, George Harvey Wood, 1% Prior Park- Creswell Hall, Stafford, Charles Henry Dudley, 'buildings, Bath, Francis Henry Woodrcffe, Esquire, Foregate-street, Stafford, Henry Wood- M.C.S., 1, Ayrlington Villa, Pulteney-road, Bath, liouse, Esquire, Coppenhale, Hem bridge, Stafford. Reverend William Paley Anderson, Rectory, For the City and County of the City of Lichfield. ,Winsford, Somerset, Reverend .Walker King, William Francis Gordon, Esquire, Stowe House, Rectory, Huish Champflower, Somerset, Reverend LichfieloV Lieutenant-General Robert Newton.
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