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WILTSHIRE. INS 343 Chubb & Sons, Mafmesoury Hatch F TRADES DIRECTORY.] WILTSHIRE. INS 343 Chubb & Sons, Mafmesoury Hatch F. Beech villa, "Wyndham toad, Orchard A. T. 44 Western st.NewSwndn Churchill F. B. Elm grove, Salisbury Salisbury Orchard E. J. 47 Blue Boar row, Salsbry Coates Benjamin W. Warminster Hillman H. H. Church villa, Westbury Ottaway P. W. The Close, Salisbury Cobb H. W. jun. Market pl. Salisbury Hilhnan William, King st. Melksham Owen David, 3I Long street, Devizes Cole W. Q. Amesbury, Salisbury Hinton Charles, Codford St. Peter, Bath PainterEdmund,Gioucester st.Malmsbry Coleman George,34 Forest. Trowbridge Hobbs Thos. Edwin,Ramsbury, Hngrfrd Parham James Nowlson, The Glebe, Collins C. A. 68 Pore street, Trowbridge Hodding & Jackson, Market House Sutton Veny, Warminster Combes Cyrus, Tisbury, Salisbury chambers, Salisbury Parker J. & Son, Wilts & Dorset Bank, -compton F. Malmesbur~· Horsell Howard, WoottonBassett,Swndn Melksham Cooke Richd. Newton Tony, Salisbury Howe Cornelius, 45 Victoria road, New Parker C. Felix, 23 Churchst.Warmnstr Coombe Albert, Melksham Swindon ParkerJn. Wilts&DorsetBank,Melksham Cooper J. A. Silver st. mill, Trowbridge Hunt E. C. High st. Lacock, Chippnhm Parker Robert J. Auction offices, Market Copnall H. H. 5 Barn st. Marlborough Ing E. South view, The Sands, New street. Melksham Cripps William, Southcott, Pewsey Swindon Parrott E. J. Bugley farm, Warminster Crook Mrs. E. Kings bury st. Marlboro' Ingram George, Shrewton, Chippenham Parry A. Wilts &DorsetBank, Trowbridge Crook George, London rd. Chippenham Jenkins H. T. Capital & Counties Bank, Parsons John James, Box, Chippenham Dartnell H. W, 3 Westley vils. Trowbrdg Westbury Parsons P. J. Downton, Salisbury Davis Alfred, Hinton, Salisbury Jennings John Edward, 3 Trowbridge Pattison R. B.gSheppard st.NewSwindon Davis Geo. Hy. 4 Wyndham rd.Salisbry road, Bradford-on-Avon Paulley W. J. R. Wyndham cottage, St. DavisN.Forest view, London rd. Salsbry Jerrett Tom Robt. East Dean, Salisbury Joseph's place, Devizes Dawes F. Aston, City chmbrs. Salisbury Joliffe A. W. Bank street, Melksham Pearce H.E.StrattonSt.Margaret,Swindn Day W. The Ridge, Kir.gton Langley, Jones & Forrester, Malmesbury Pearse Frank, Downton, Salisbury Chippenham Jones C. J. Bradford-on-Avon Phe!ps :F. J. Ramsbury, Hungerford Deacon H. J. II-I3 Wood st. Swindon Jones C. J. Silver street, Trowbridge Phillips F. H. Chippenham Dear R. Blue Boar row, Salisbury Jones D. 92 Commercial rd. NewSwindn Pike F. H. Donhead St. Andrew,Salsbry Dear R. jun. Market place, Salisbury Jones E. Tudor, Swindon Pinniger A. E. Pewsey S.O Deavin WalterJones,Park la.Nw.Swndn Keary & Stokes, Cbippenham Pinniger H. W. Cburch street, Westbury Devenish M. H. W.Wilts & DorsetBank, Kempster :F. Pm·ton, Swindon Platt Geo. R. Wootton Bassett, Swindon Salisbury Kendle G. R. South st. Wilton, Salisbury Polden Aug. Jas. ChitterneSt.Mary,Ba.th Dewy Hy. South st. Corsham R.S.O Kent-Bicldlecombe G. B. Wilts & Dorset Pomroy Charles, Littleton lodge,Devizes Diplock John, Fore street, Trowbridge Bank, Salisbury Pouting T. High street, Warminster Dixon P. Swindon Kilby James, 4I Reading st.NewSwindn Powney F. Bromham, Chippenham Dixon R. H. High street, Melksham King H. 88 Park street, Trowbrid~e Pawning W. C. Chipper lane, Salisbury Dore & Radway, Swindon King J. jun. Church street, Market Prangley R. 4 Silver street, Warminster Doswell Sydney E. Wilts & Dorset Bank, Lavington, Devizes Prowse J. C. Wroughton, Swindon Malmesbury Kinneir & Tombs, Swindon Radcliffe Peter Delme, 6 St. John street, Drew Edward, 22 Victoria st. Swindon Klug W. 'f. North street, Pewsey S.O Devizes Drewett M. 30 Theobald st.Nw. Swindn Knapp J. Causeway end, Brinkworth, Randall Jas. T. West st.Wilton,Salisbury Dunmore G. H. Downton, Salisbury Chippenham RandellJohnAshley,Exchange pl.Devizes Earle Vincent H. Capital& CountiesBank, Knee H. J. Market place, Trowbridge Randell Waiter Elliott, I Pembroke ter. Devizes Lane J. Wilts& DorsetBank,Chippenham Queen's road, Salisbury Edin R. H. H. Heytesbury S.O Latty R. J. 22 Endless street, Salisbury Rawlence & Squarey, Rolleston st.Slsbry Edmonds R. S. Capital & CountiesBank, Lavington Thomas, Market pl. Devizes; Rawling Charles, Bradford Salisbury & at l\'Iarlborough Read John, Newcourt, Downton,Salsbry Etty L. County of Glo'sterBank,Swindon Leader C. F. The Sun inn, Marlborough Rebbeck C. A.26Stafford st.NewSwindon Everett Nathaniel, I3 Trowbridge road, Leader F. J. :Furze Coppice,Marlborough Reddrop T. S. Capital & Counties Bank, Bradford-on-Avon Leader Jas. Linden lodge, Marlborough Marlborough Farmer Sml.Wm. Lit. Bedwyn,Hngrfrd Leak Oliver, ga, Silver st. Trowbridge Reed 'f. Cross Hayes brewery,Malmsbry Farrant Uecil R. Crown chmbrs.Salsbry Ledbury & Blake,IISilver st. Trowbridge Renshaw Jas. L. 2 Gloucester rd.Swndn Farrant G. H. Bemerton, Salisbury Light W. Chippenham Richards SidneyW.Junction rd.Bradford Field R. Watergates, Colerne, Chppnhm Locke E. D. B. Melksham Rigden H. W. 74 Endless st. Salisbury FisherS. Malmesbury Lovett & Son, Cricklade Robbins, Lane & Pinniger Lim. Wood• Flemelting H. High street, Wootton Lnce C. R. Abbey Brewery,Malmesbury borough, Pewsey S.O Bassett, Swindon Lush I<'. M. Devizes Robins W. Waverley,Frome rd. Trowbrdg Flooks E. G. Melksham Mabbett Chas. Catharine st. Salisbury Robinson William Arthur, I Lorne Foley,Son & Mundy, The Mart,l\'Ianvers Macdonald & Malden,TheClose,Salisbury villas, Junction rd. Bra.dford-on-Avon street, Trowbridge Maddeford Richard, St. Malo, Swayne's Rodway vVtu. S. I3 Forest. Trowbridge Foley Arthur Charles, 41 J.<'isherton st. close, Salisbury · Roe E. J. Queen street, Salisbury Salisbury MajorH. W. 35 Blue Boar row, Salisbury Roe J. R. Wilts County Mirror office, Ford Frank O.High street, EastTisbury, Manu & Rod way, Union st. Trowbridge Salisbury Salisbury l\'Iarsh,Macaulay& Bennett,Tisbry.Slsbry Rowdeu W. J. Market place, Devizes Forder,Geo. Danl. 87Exeterst.Salisbury MarshallJ. T. 35 St. John st. Devizes RowettR.Capital&CountiesBank,Bradfrd Fortune R. 25 Devizes road, Swindon MasonJ.School ho.South~ewton,Salsbry 3alter J. W. Bank street, Melksham FoxJ. R. London road, Devizes Matthews Frederick, The Estate office, Sever H. J. Swallowclift Mill, Swallow• I<'rancome E, H. Post office, Purton, Maiden Bradley, Bath clift, Salisbury Swindon Matthews J. A. Y.46Crickdale st.Swindn Shefford George, A.vebury, Calne Franklin J. H. High street, Cricklade Matthews 'f. D. Downton, Salisbury ShepparJ W. A. Amesbury, Salisbury :Fry Hy. Geo. 31 Bath ter. New Swindon :Mayell George, 4 The Nursery, Devizes Sly Edmund, Church st. Mere, Bath Furnell Mark, Heytesbury S.O Mayor J. A. Tisbury, Salisbury SmeedG.W.St.Hilda,Swaynes clo.Slsbry Furner J. K. Wilts&DorsetBank,Swndon Meaby Thomas. Ludgershall, Andover Smith Alexander G. Spa rd. Melksham. Gant Walt.1o2Victoria st. New Swindon Meek & Jackson & Jackson, Devizes Smith G. 5 Canal, Salisbury Gardner William, Chippenham Merrett John, Trowbridge Smith George, Northgate house,Devizes Garrish B. L. Witts & Dorset Bank, Merrick Henry, I Bath road, Bradford Smith J.High st.WoottonBassett,Swndn Salisbury Merrimans & Gwillim, Silverless street, Smith J. B. Highworth, Swindon Gifford William W. Wilts & Dorset Marlborough SmithS. B. Crown chambers, Salisbury Bank, Salisbury Mills 'l'homas, New road, Chippenham Smith Wm. Jn. 18 High st. Old Swndn Goodman Edwd. 62 Victoriast. Swndon Muir James, 6 Temple st. New Swindon Snailnm G. The Parade, Trowbridge Gordon William, 3 Elmwood terrace, Mundy F. Wilts& Dorset.Bank, Wootton Spackman B. J. Calne Swindon road, New Swindon Bassett, Swindon Spackman L. Corsham R.S.O Gosling A. Fonthill Gifford, Salisbury Mundy Geo. Steeple Ashton, Trowbridge StanleyR.ChurchField,Fishertn.Salisbry Gundry G. H. Rotherstone ho. Devizes Muspratt I<'. Trowbridge Stephenson R. J. National Provincial Haines J. Calne N eale Richard, Bed wynGreat, Hungerird Bank, Salisbury Hall R. M. t Minster street, Salisbury Neate Charles E. & Son, High street, Strawson F. Calne Halliday J. Devizes rd. Old Swindon Pewsey ; & Devizes Style & Gerrish, Blue Boar row ,Salisbury Hancock I<'. S. Market place, Devizes Neate J. Market Lavington, Devizes Swain Alfred, 33 Emery la. Chippenhm HandS. C. High st. Lacock, Chppnhm Newman Thos. 3 Coburg pl. Melksham Tatohell G. Ludwell, Salisbury Handcock A. H. Wilts & Dorset Bank, Newport J. T. Uhapel row, Alderbury, TaylorT.&E.Silver st. Bradfrd.-on-Avon Bradford-on-Avon Salisbury TellingC.High st.WoottonBassett,Swndn Hanks W. High street, Malmesbury Nicholson H. B. 2 Hughenden terrace, ThorpW.E.I<'., A.C.A.I4H1gh st. Devizes Harding J. 51 Canal, Salisbury Wyndham rgad, Salisbury ThresherFras.South st.Wilton, Salisbury Harris Charles E. so Long st. Devizes JNodder & Trethowan, Crown chambers, Trent H. J. Holt, Trowbridge Harrison John, Ramsbury, Hungerford Salisbury Trethowan ·w. J. Crown chmbs. Slsbry .
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