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NORFOLK. Rkelly's INSURANCE Agents-Continued 872 INS NORFOLK. rKELLY's INSURANCE AGENTs-continued. Murfitt H. W.Reedham school,Reedham 1lix Thomas L. FeJtwell HuntS. D. 37 High street, King's Lynn Napier A. J. Holkham 3.obinson Waiter Beart, Brockdish, Scole HuntS. Lucas, 8 South quay,Yarmouth Narborough A. W. The School, Docking H.obinson Wm. Thornage rd. Halt R.S.O Hyner William John, Broom hill, Wim- Narborough W. M. Wiggenhall St. Rose John, 64 High street, Lynn botsham, Downham Mary Magdalen Rose Thomas, 13 Bank street, Norwich Ibberson Charles,57 High st.King's Lynn N eal William, 22 North Everard st. Lynn RoweFredericBaker ,Bridge st.Downham ImpsonJoshuaFk.Castleacrest.Swa.ffhm Nea.ve Q.J.Row No. 7g,King st. Yarmth Royal Albert, Blofield Jackson C. W. Litcham Newhouse H.Duke'sPalacewharf,Nrwch Royle J. P. R. Litcham JacksonH.C.NewBuckenha.m,Attleboro' Newman H. J . .Manby house, Manby Rudd W. H. 22 Rodney rd. Yarmouth Jarvis & King, Lacon'sHank,King'sLynn road, Yarmouth Rudd W. R. Market place, Norwich Jarvis C. J. E. Lynn Newsam W. H. Stoke Ferry S.O Rushbrooke A. The. Grove, Roydon Ja.rvis E. Cliff, Cromer Newson David, Mount street, Diss Rushmer T. D. Wymondham Jewson & Sons, St. Clement's, Norwich Newson I<'k. W. Ilingham, Attleborough Rust Daniel, jun. Martham Johnson Benj. T1lney St.Lawrence,Lynn Newson Henry, London l'rovincial Rust Henry, High street, Cromer Johnson C. W. Bridge Auction mart, Bank, Fakenham Rymer Chas.E.Low.Sheringhm.Crorner Great Yarmouth Newton F. H. Wymondham Sadd Waiter, Felthorpe Johnson C. W.11 Bridge road, Yarmouth Nicholls Wm. Picton ter. Nth. Walsham Salter Alfred Edwd. Vicarage rd. Cromer Johnson John Sydney, Chapel & Hall Nightingale J. Lo. Sheringbam, Cromer Samuel S.L.Cliff villa, Grove rd.N orwich farms, Croxton, Thetford Nobbs Geo. C. r8 Victoria rd. Yarmouth Sandford WilliamGeo.Churchst.Crorner Judd Charles, Wells Norgaie Charles H. East Dereham Santy A. H. Gaywood Keith, Blake & Co.The Chantry, Theatre Norman J. B. 26 Princes rd. Yarmouth Savage W. 2 Nai buildings, Wisbcch street, Norwich & at Cromer Nunn J. J. Downham road, King's Lynn Kemp H. E. Shipdham Oakley H. P. 52 CJarendon rd. Norwich Sayer Geo.Shadrick,78 Rose la. Norwich Kemp J ames. East Run ton, Cromer Old man Stph. sen. 45 Earles st. Thetfrd Sayer J acob E. Thurlton Kent Alfred & Son, St. Andrew's Hall Overed J. D. Blotield Sayer William E. Bank house, Watton plain, Norwich 0-verendG.sClarence rd.Thorpe,Norwch Scales John, Stoke Ferry S.O Kersey George, I Cathedral st. Norwich Packer R W. Chedgrave, Norwich ScarlettSml.Arth.63Staffordst.Norwich Kettringham R.Connaught lo.Attleboro' Packer R. W. jun. Chedgrave, Norwich Scarnell & Wood, Down ham Market Kew G. C. Gorleston, Great Yarmouth Padgett A. W. 29Snrrey road, Norwich Scrin~n Charles H. Bank plain, Norwich King A. R. Lacon's Bank, King's Lynn PageG. W.TuesdayMarkt.pl.King'sLynn Seppings W. & Wilkin, 2 King st. Lynn King John, Butt lands, Wells Page Thomas E. Stratton Sewell Brothers, Reedham R.S.O Kingaby Thomas, Hingham Page W. B.'l'he Post office, Attleborough Shearer Wm. Gurney's Bank, Norwich KitchinJ. .& 3oCastlemeadow,~orwich Pallett W. W. Cromer rd. ~. vValsham ShepherdJ.J.Norwichrd.Nrth.Walsham Knights John H.. London road, Harlr.ston Palmer Edgar George, Melton Constable Sidney H. W. Wells road, Fakenham Lack William, Market place, Swaffham Palmer W. H. 18 South quay, Yarmouth Sidney Robt. Jn. Hill terrace, Fakenham Lambert F. J. Lower Goat lane,Norwich ParkerG.F.Cannon wharf,King st.Nrwch Simmons J. Letheringsett, Dereham LambertThomas,2o St.Giles la.'l'hetford ParsonsJamesAmbroseB.A.King st.Lynn Simpson W. I. 1 Queen street, Norwich LargeCbarlesHy. Castleacre st.Swaffham Patterson W. 52 N orthgates st. Yarmth f'kinner H. B. 3St. Augustine's st. Norwich LarkmanH.Emanuel,Bramertn.Norwcb Pearson George, Hock wold SkinnerJ.H.Glenfern ldg.~ast Dereham Larter William, Mundesley Pearson Wm. Cooper, Oak st. Fakenham Skipper F. W. Opie street, Norwich Leech Ernest, Yarmouth Pegg 0. R. Hindolvestone Skoulding W. G. Shipdbam Le Grice Charles, Attleborough PhilJips Herbert W. Starston, Harleston Slack Thomas, Diss Le Pia Herbert, .New street, Halt R.S.O Pink T. H. High st. Downham Market Slator Jn.Wm. Southgts &Broad st.Lynn Lettis & Son, Queen's road, Yarmouth Pipe J ..Harleston Sluman J. B. 5 Opie street, Norwicll Lister Harry, Guildhall street, Thetford Piper Frank, 34 Grove st. we. Norwich SlumanJn.B. u Wellingtonrd. Norwich Little F. S. Post office, West Lynn Plattin Henry R. Norwich st. Fakenham Smith Henjamin, 76 Barn road, .Norwich Lock Charles E. Industrial hall, Hilgay Plurnmer Robert,WhiteHart st.Thetford Smith F. J. The Cot. Palgrave,Swaffham Lovett W. C. Wendling Plumstead G. Vicar street, Wymondham Smith Frank L. Heath view, Fakenham Loynes H. E. Wells Poll Charles llerbert, Old Hall farm, Smith George W. North Walsham LudbrookC.C.Norwich rd.Nth. Walsham Ditchingham, Bungay Smith H.A.North Tuddenham,Dereham LythEdwinJackson,Stationrd.Dereham Poll W. S. 32 Regent road, Yarmouth SmithHy.S.Oakcot.Qneen'srd.Faknhm Lyus George 0. Harleston ' Pollard J. E. T. 7 Lady's lane, Norwich Smith Robt. Saml. Bridge rd. Downham MabbottL.B.6oSt.Phillip's road,Norwich Pope William & Sons, Downham Smith William Bartlett, Oak street, MclntyreJames,26 Valinger's road,Lynn Pope Stephen H.. .1\larket pl. Fakenbam Fakenham & at Little Walsingharn Maddison H. G. Foulsham Porter C. T. 32 Carnarvon rd. Norwich Smith W. P. Wicklewood, Wymondham MaileW.W.StrattonSt.Mary,LongStrttn Porter G. Southery Snelling A. W. 24 Bedford street, Un- Mallett G. H. Hunstanton Porter George T. 9 Redwell st. Norwich thanks road, Norwich 1\Iallett Henry, Salthouse, Halt R.S. 0 PotterS. W. Glen dower ho. Ea. Dereham Snelling A. W. nClarnce.rd. Thrpe.N rwch Mannall Charles, 46 Winifred road, Pratt M. R. W. Great Ryburgh Southgate Saml. Post office, Hunstanton Southtown, Yarmouth Pratt Sampson, Market pl. l''akenham Southwell L. G. Bexwell rd. Downham Manning J. H. Church st. Attleborough Prentice J. G. Harleston Southwell W. C. Prince of Wales road, Mansell Thomas, Norwit.:h st. Fakenham Preston Arthur, Blofield Swaffham 1\IarjoramHy.Brentwood vil.N.Walsham Price J. J. London street, Swaffham Sowels W. E. Thetford Marshall T. B. 151 Brighton terrace, Priest F.. Walter & Co. Guildhall cham- Span ton B. W. Hospital schls. Yarmouth Southtown, Yarmouth hers, 83 St. Peter's street, Norwich Sparkes W. II Union st. King's Lynn MarsballThoS.I5It:louthtown rd.Yarmth Priest Willia.m, Oak street, Fakenham Spencer W. H. Burnham Marshallsay Robert Jas.King st. Thetford Proud foot Harry F.Red Lion st.Aylsham Spinks Frederick, Wereham Martin G.S.4 Aldeford terrace,Magdalen Proud foot Robert, Market pl. Aylsham Squire John, jun. Acle, Norwich road, Norwich Pull Reginald, Primrose house,Heacham SquirrellM.P.St.Swithins wharf,Norwch Mason F.. J. B. Harling mills,Ea.Harling Race Cbas. 45 Clarendon rd. Norwich Standley F. W. Wymondham Mason J. G. Becket's well, Wymondhm Rackham H. E. B. Queen st . .Norwich Stangroom Alfd. Whissonsett, Dereham Massingham A. Derebam Rae M. Norwich road, Watton St.angroom I<'. Cley-next-the-Sea MauleF.H.St.Lawrence rectory, Norwich Rasberry Fredk. G. Gayt.on Thorpe, Lynn Starling W. F. South Denes :rd. Yarmouth MayHenryWalter,7oQueen'srd.Norwich Ray F. H. Upper Kmg street, Norwich Stead A. C. Necton MayhewWilham,68Unthanks rd.Norwch Rayson Z. 8 Regent street, Yarmouth Stearer Wm. Gurneys Bank, Norwich Meadows W. ro Queen's rd.Attleborough Read George 0. White Hart st. Thetford Steward William Charles, Hall Quay Meale Joshua, Stalham Reader Richd. E.28 Winifred rd.Yarmth chambers, Great Yarmouth Melior W, A. Downham Readwin Thomas, The Bank, Wells Stuart F. 25 King st. Great Yarmouth MetcalfRowlandAlf,Market pl.Fakenhm Readwin WilliamH. N orw1ch st.Fakenhm Swann Charles, Wortwell, Harleston Micklefield A. E. R. Stoke Ferry S.O, Ream A. & Son, 6r High st. King's Lynn Taylor Clement, Orford place, Norwich Miles J. R. Harleston Reed James Hy. Raiiway rd. Downham Taylor James Jacob, 7 Ncville terrace, Miller,Stevens&Son,Bnk.chmbrs.Norwh Reeve J. W. Diss Grove street north, Norwich Miller James, Pulham Si. Mary the Rice Edgar, Bank street, Norwich Thompson Charles Frederick, 41 "Mount Virgin, Harleston_ Richard son Jn. Philip, 45 Pitt st. Norwich Pleasant, Norwich Mills & Reeve,69 London street,Norwich Riches George, j uu. Church st. Cromer Thouless H. J. Grove avenue, Ipswich M inns Allan Glaisyer L ..R.c. P. Land. 10 Richmond A.E. 3St. Peter's rd. Yarmouth road, Norwich White Hart street, Thetford Riding Albert C. Docking Tibbenbam Mrs. M. Seething · Mobbs J. 4 Castle meadow, Norwich Ringer J. Hethersett, Wymondham Tillett W.H.&Co.St.Andrews st.Norwch Moore T. G. Litcham Rising T. A. 3 South quay, Yarmouth Tipple Frederick A. London & Pro- Morriss C. W. St. James' school, Lynn Rivett Jesse, Wymondham vincial Bank, Diss Mottram Alfred, Bank plain, Norwich Rivett. S. 5 South qna.y, Yarmouth Townshend H. C. 17 Prince'sst.Norwich Moulton W .. High .street, Holt Rivett S. South town, Yarmouth Trett Ed. E. Filby 1 ' .
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