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The London Gazette, May 8, 1898. '47-59 the Naturalization Act, 1870 THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 8, 1898. '47-59 THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870. | .LIST of ALIENS to whom Certificates of Naturalization or of Readmission to British Nationality have been granted by the Secretary of State under the provisions of the Act 33 Vic., cap. 14, and have been registered in the Home Office pursuant to the Act during the - Month, of April, 1898. i' Name. Country. Date of Certificate. Place of Residence. Abrahams, Sampson 28th March, 1898 ... Liverpool, 16, Park-road (known as Sampson Braham) Alberschultz, Alfred Russia 2nd April, 1898 London, 17, Greenfield-'street, Whitechapel Backer, Christian Germany ... 15th November, 1897 London, 9, Cotton-street, P.oplar Beit, Alfred ... Germany ... 30th March, 1898 ... London, 26, Park-lane Branskey, Ellis Germany ... 15th April, 1898 ... Newcastle - upon. - Tyne, 402, Dilston-road Brenkelman, Adrian Holland ... 28th March, 1898 ... Preston, Middlesex, " Bayford"" Cornells Albert Briski, Jacob Russia ... 13th April, 1898 ... London, . 38, Lucas • street, 'St. George's East Brown, Saul Russia 21st April, 1898 Derby, 73, Osmaston-road •• • Carliph, Abraham Lesser Russia 29th March, 1898 ... Manchester, 52, Hyde - road, Ardwick „,. ..'"''. Cohen - Lask, Joseph Russia 24th March, 1898 ... London, 40, Berner-street, Com- Chaiyam mercial-road " ; ••-..-• Collin, Charles Augustus Switzerland 19th April, 1898 ... Paisley; Scotland, Sunnyside • Degn, Engelbrecht Germany ... 14th April, 1898 ... South Shields, 155, Dale-street Farber, Moses ... Russia . ... 15th April, 1898 Manchester, 66, Cheetham Hill- road " ' Fehrenback, Albin Germany ... 2nd April, 1898 Rochester, 65, High-street, Strood Goldberg, Harris Russia ... 4th March, London, 131, .Commercial-road, Mile End Old Town Green, Lewis Russia 2nd April, 1898 London, 80, Greenfield - -street, Commercial-road Greenfield, Woolf Russia 12th March, 1898 ... Manchester, 33 Shaw - street, Cheetham Haas, Ernest. Germany ... 7th April, 1898 ... London, 117 Great Russell-street, Russell-square Herschel, Adolph Julius... Germany ... 22nd March, J898 ... London, . 6, Claro-terrace, Earl's Court Hohenemser, Maurice Germany ... 7th April, 1898 Thames Ditton, Surrey, Kaiapoj, William Hyman, Isaac Russia 15th April, 1898 Manchester, 5, Derby - .street, Cheetham • . \: Isaacs, Abraham Russia 19th April, 1898 London, 39, Splidts-street, St. George's East Israel, Morris Russia 14th March, 1898 ... London, 24, Thomas-street,White- chapel Jakulis, Felix Russia 2nd April, 1898, Liverpool, 49, Eldon-place . : • •: Jeszionowski, Hyman Russia ... 24th March, 1898 ... London, 15, Well-street, Cable- .-street, St. George's ' v~; •• ._- - Eatz, Aaron Russia 5th March, 1898 London, 217, Commercial-road, Stepney . - - : _;•- Kluge, Leberecht Ernest Germany ... 30th March, 1898 ... London, 25, High-street, Camden Town Kochanski, Samuel ... Russia 24th March, 1898 ... London, 233, .Bethnal Green-road, Bethnal Green -, - ; Kohler, Carl August Germany ... 7th April, 1898 Croydon, 224, Whitehorse-roact Ernst Conrad Koppel, Percy Alexander Denmark ... 5th April; 189S London'; "9, Wetherby - gardens, South'Kensington Kunth, Frederick Germany ... 24th March, 1898 ... London, 107, Tufnell Park-road, Ferdinand Holloway Langfier, Louis Saul Russia 7th April, 1898 Glasgow, 18, Blythswood Drive Leanse, David ... Russia 24th February, 1898... Dublin, 14, Lombard-street West Leibovitch, Paul... Turkey 6th April, J 898 - ... London, 105, Bermondsey New- road, Bermondsey . Lewis, Edward United States 15tb April, 1898 Hastings, " Cleveden," - Saint of America Helens-road Links, Caiman .... Austria- 31st March, 1898 London, 39, Leconfield-road, Hungary Canonbury - .'.- Miller, Marx Eliet Russia 2nd April, 1898 Belfast, 34, Avonbeg-street Neugewirtz, David John Austria 31st March, 1898 ... London, 26, British-street, Bow Ofverberg, Franz ... Sweden ... 14th April, 1898 ... London, 70, Aberdeen-road, High-.
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