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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. SAU 269 Reeve Leonard C.7 Market St.Wisbch Robinson James Harvey,North House, Rudland John James CAMBRIDGESHIRE.] PRIVATE RESIDENTS. SAU 269 Reeve Leonard C.7 Market st.Wisbch Robinson James Harvey,North house, Rudland John James. The Chestnuts. Reeve Misses, Gamlingay, Sandy Maid's causeway, Cambridge Isleham. Soham Reeve Mrs. 8 Alexandra I'd. Wisbech Robinson Miss, 217 Chesterton road, Ruhemann Siegfried M.A.• Ph.D. 3 Reeve Robt. W. Upwell, Wisbech Chesterton, Can...bridge Selwyn gardens, Cambridge Reid James Smith Litt.D. Caius col- Robinson Misses, Jessamine house, Rule Martin, The Hazels, Fulbourn. lege &; Lysmore, West I'd. Camb Duxford, Cambridge Cambridge Rendell William Reginald M.A. 3 RobinsonMrs..L>ulllllgham ho.Nwmrkt Rumsey Cecil F. 90 Regent st. Camb Trinity street, Cambridge Robinson Mrs. SI Hertford street, Ruse Miss, 9 Queen st. Newmarket Renolds William, 65 Hertford street, Chesterton, Cambridge Ruse Mrs. Loonard house. Queen st. Chesterton, Cambridge Robinson Mrs. 13 Earl st. Cambridge Newmarket Rennison Mrs. 30 Princes rd.Wisbech Robinson WaIter, Fore hill, Ely Ruse Mrs. SI Oxford road, Chester- Resbury Wm.Hillside,Sawston, Camh Robinson William, 163 Victoria road, ton, Cambridge Reynolds Rev. F. S. Over, Cambridge Chesterton, Callibridge Rushmore Frederick Margetson M.A. Reynolds J. P.38 North brink,Wisbch Robson Rev. John William, Vine cot- C college, St.Catharine's coll.Camb Reynolds John, 4 Britannia terrace, tage, Downham, Ely Russell Alfred, 12 Station rd. Camb Monica road, Wisbech Robson Henry Cumming M.A. Sidney Russell Miss, Dartford road, March Reynolds Miss, SI Hills I'd. Cambrdg Sussex college, Sidney street &; 10 Russell Thos. J. Litlington, Royston Reynolds Miss,I Lyndewode rd.Camb Park terrace, Cambridge Rust Rev. J. C., M.A., J.P. Vicarage, Reynolds Miss, 'Oakington, Cambrdg Roderick Henry Buckley M.A., M.D. Soham Reynolds Miss, Red cottage, Union 24 Petty Cury, Cambridge Rust Edward Vise, 'Waterside lodge, lane, Linton, Cambridge Roe Owen, Brook lodge, Grantches- Fordham, Soham Rhimes In. W. Wisbech road, March ter meadows, Newnham croft,Camb Rust Mrs. 14 Monica road, Wisbech Rhodes A. The Poplars, Histon,Camb Rogers Capt. Charles R.N. Elm road, Ruston Rev. Marmaduke Ernest M.A. Rhodes Edmund, 3 Silver st. Camb Wisbech Vicarage, Fridaybridge, Wisbech Rhodes William Atkinson, Brocodale, Rogers Rev. Freclerick Eagle M.A. Ruston Alfred H. Aylesby house, 8 Selwyn gardens. Cambridge Vicarage, Littleport, Ely Chatteris R.S.O Richard Madame, Hardcroft, Lever- Rogers Alfred, 105 Chesterton road, RustonE.E.Victoria st.ChatterisR.S.O ington, Wisbech Chesterton, Cambridge Ruston Frederick, jun. Vine house, Richards JSph.20Warkworth st.Camb Rogers Edward Coulton, County Station road, Chatteris RS.O Richards Mrs.Fern cottage,Melbourn, asylum, Fulbourn, Cambridge Ruston Miss, Burwell, Cambridge Royston (Herts) Rogers George Frederick M.A., M.D. Ruston Miss, North bank, High st. Richardson H.W.Cherry Hinton,Camb 4 King's parade, Cambridge Chatteris R.S.O Richardson Jas. George, IIS Victoria Rogers Joseph, High st. Newmarket Ruston Miss Agnes Margaret, Wenny road, Chesterton, Cambridge Rogers Wm. Alexander,. The Gables, road, Chatteris RS.O Richardson Mrs.High st.Linton,Camb Meldreth, Royston (Herts) Ruston Mrs. WaIter, High street, Richardson William, Eastmoor house, Rogers William Jas. Stuntney, Ely Chatteris R.8.0 Doddington. March Rolfe F. Lyndhurst,Gt.Shelford,Camb Ruston O. Station rd. Chatteris RS.O Richmond Herbert William M.A. Rolfe Mrs. Isleham, Soham Rutter Arthur, Mon Abri, Grange King's college, Cambridge Rollason Mrs.38 Newmarket rd.Camb road, Cambridge Rickard Miss, 13 Norwich st. Camb Roome Miss, 31 Panton st. Cambrdg Rutter Augustus E. Fitzwilliam ho. Rickard William, Brookfield house, RopeI' George B.A., L.S.A.Land. 5 Tenison road, Cambridge Brook street, Soham Regent street, Cambridge Rutter Lionel, Cushendall, Clarendon Rickett Miss M. E. Newnham college, Ropkins Wm.B.6 North brink,Wisbch road, Cambridge Sidgwick avenue, Cambridge Roscoe Rev John, 80 Chesterton I'd. Rycroft Mrs. Kimberley road, Ches- Rickwood James, Broad street, Ely Chesterton, Cambridge terton, Cambridge Riddington William, Cobridge villas, Rose Rev. Alfred M.A., B college, Ryder Ezra, 5 Collier I'd. Cambridge Sturton street, Cambridge Emmanuel college, Cambridge Rylance Rev. Arthur Cyril O.S.B. Rider Mrs.Rhinefeld,TE'nison av.Camb Rose Charles Day M.P., J.P. Suffolk 5 Hobson street, Cambridge Ridgeley F. Brentnor,Abbey rd.Camb house, High street, Newmarket; & Ryland Mrs. Honduras house, Had- Ridgen Cyril,44 St.Barnabas rd.Camb 53 Berkeley street W & Turf club denham, Ely Ridgway Professor William M.A. Fen W & White's club S W, London Sabberton Robert, 28 Ferry path, Ditton, Cambridge Rose Hyla Matthew M.A. 7a, Parker Chesterton, Cambridge Ridgway Misses, 7 Harvey rd. Camb street, Cambridge Sadd Miss, 66 Lensfield I'd.Cambridge Rig-gs Fredk.36 St.Barnabas rd.Camb Rosenberg Fabian M.A·4 Queen Anne Sadler Miss, 77 Hills rd. Cambridge Rilett H. P. 20 South brink, Wisbech terrace, Cambridge Sage Geo. Alfd. Croft vil.Newmarket Rinshaw Mrs.42St.Barnabas rd.Camb Rossiter James, II Richmond road, Saich Mrs. Dunmow house,Newmarkt Riseley Hrbt.58 Huntingdon rd.Camb Chesterton, Cambridge Saint William, Redholme, Devonshire RivE'rs William Halse Rivers M.A., Ratter Charles G. White hall, Fowl- road, Cambridge M.D. St. John's college, Cambridge mere, Royston (Herts) Salkeld Mrs. The Laurels, Fordham, Roberts Rev. Ernest Stewart M.A. Roughton Wm. 106 Tenison I'd. Camb Soham Caius college, Trinity st. Cambrdg Rouse Alfred, Moat terrace, Soham Sa11is Wm. Main st. Littleport, Ely Roberts Rev. Fredc. Warden, Vicar- Rouse Henry, Moat terrace, Soham Salmon William, Fordham, Soham age, Swaffham Bulbeck, Oambridge Rouse William Chas. High st.Soham Salmons Mrs. Grove cottage, Fen Roberts Rev. George H. Coronation Rouse William Henry Denham Lit,t.D. DittJon, Cambridge terrace. Littleport, Ely 16 Brookside, Cambridge &; Manor Saltmarsh Mrs. Eelsize cottage, St. Raberts Chas. 41 North brink,Wisbch house, Harston, Cambridge Barnabas road, Cambridge Roberts Herbert Ainslie M.A. 4 Mor- Routh Edward John M.A., LL.D., Samman Rev. Arthur Henry M.A. timer road, Cambridge D.Se., F.R. S., A, Old court, St. Vicarage, Cherry Hinton, Cambrdg Roberts James, West end, March Peter's college & Newnham cottage, Samuel Mrs. Harston, Cambridge Robertson Mrs. The Grove, Great Queen's road, Cambridge Sandberg J. R 17 Leverington road, Shelford, Cambridge Routledge Alfred Robt. Stretham,Ely Wisbech Robertson William Andrew, 4 Ely pI. Rowbottom Geo. Haselmere, Caven- Sand~man WaIter Albert, Morden ho. Crescent, Wisbech dish avenue, St. John's, Cambrdg Gmlden Morden, R?yston (Herts) Robins Fredk. Geo. :'7 Hills rd.Camb Rowe Mrs. 76 Hills road, Cambridge Sanders James, 14; Ghsson I'd. Camb Robins George Frederick, The Red Rowe Mrs. 16 Park side, Cambridge Sanderson FrederlCk H.I7 Chesterton house, Isleham, Soham Rowell Harry, 63 Hertford street, road, Ohesterton, O~mbridge • Robins Richard Thomas, St.Bernard's Chesterton, Cambridge Sanderson G.R. 37 Prmces I'd. WI.sbch hall, 80ham Rowlandson Misses, Harston, Camb Sanderson Jacob, C:rowland VIllas, Robinson Capt. William Charles, 4 Rowley Miss, East Park st. Chatteris Oottenham. CambrIdge Huntingdon road, Cambridge R.8.0. Sander~on WaIter. Red house, St. Robinson Rev. Charles Kirkbv D.D. Rowley SmIth H., J.P. Hlston, Camb Mary s squ~r~, Newmarket. Master's lodge, St. Oatharine's col- Rowley W.T.Manor ho.Harston,Camb Sanderson WI1ham, .De FrevI11e av. lege, Cambrid1?e Rowlinson Jas.Falmouth av.Newmrkt Chesterton•. qambrI~ge R b' RHev y W'l V· Rowney Mrs 31 Chesterton road Sanderson WI1ham, HIgh street, Cot- o InsoIn h . Senhr 1 son, Icar- Ch t t . C b 'd~e ' tenham, Cambridge llQ'l', s1I' am, 0 am es er on, am 1'1 '" S d J h Ed . L'tt DIN 0 1.., , Ro-bmson· RJev. oseph MA.. 51 Ches- Rbox oroug hJhD0 n, uned'm, Mad'Ing- an yst St nJ h'WIn 11 ....... tew t t d Ch t t C b'd I!' r(lad OambridCl'e cour, . 0 n s co ege "" mer on I'r on roa, es er on, am 1'1 ge v "., house Queen's road Cambridge Robinson Rev. Joseph M.A. Ma~da- Rudderham John, 24 Upper Hill st. 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