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Soc 347 Cambllidgeshire .soc 347 CAMBlliDGESHIRE. J TRADES. Bloy Frdk.W.1or & 102 East rd.Camb Moden Sydney, 1 Hooper st. Camb SOAP :MANUFACTURERS. Borley George, Teversham, Ca.mbrdg Morley James, Fordha.m, Ely Castle Soap Co. Ltd. Castle works-, Brand.. J oseph, St. Mary's street, Ely Moxon Shem, High street, Chatteri!l Youmr st. New street, Cambridge Bridgeman Bros. Hall st. Soham, Ely Munns Clifford, Hall st. Soham, Ely Buckingham F. SQuth Park street, Murfet John, Burwell, Cambridge SOCIETIES & ·Chatteris · · Murfitt Alfred, East Hatley, Sandy Bullen Jn. Melbourn, Royston (Herts) Murkin Thomas, Bottisham, Carob ASSOCIATIONS. Burling Charles, Swavesey, Cambrdg Newell Dvd.Arrington,Royston(Herts) Cambridge Antiquarian Society (Rev. Butler James, Upwell, Wisbech Newell 0. R. Orwell, Royston (H~rts) (F. G. Walker M.A. sec.), 6 St. Calver William, Bourn, Cambridge Norden Archer, Balsha.m., Cambndge Andrew's street, Cambridge Carman Percy, Chapel street, Ely Norden Hrbt. Borough Grn.Ne'W!llrkt Cambridge Borough Liberal Associ~ Chapman Br-os. Comberton, Oambrdg Norden Jo~n, Babraham, Ca~bridge r.ion (A. G. Ora.cknell, hon. sec.;· Chapman Wm. G. 22 Union rd.Camb Norden Ohver, Weston C~lville,Camb W. H. Williams, agent), Downing Child John, Northampton st. Carob No:rden W. Balsham rd.Lmton, Camb street, Ca.m·bridge Chivers J. High st. Cottenham, Carob Ohver Charles, Man_ea, ~arch Cambridge Central .Aid & Charity Clarke & Sons, Balsham, Cambridge Palmer Herbert, PriCkwillow, Ely Organization Society (Miss M. G. Olaydon T. C. Dullingham,Newmarkt Parcell Frdk. Orwell, Royston (Hertl.'' Thomas, sec. ; J. R. Roxburgh, Cooper John, Benwick, March Payne Edward, lsleha.m, Ely treasurer), 36a, St. Andrew's st. Oorbey Alfd. Wm. Boxworth, Carob Peachey· Geo. Park lane, Newmarket Cambridge Crowe H. W. City rd. Littleport, Ely Pepper Bros. Steeple Morden, Roys- Cambridge Church of England Young Culpin Jas. Fen Drayton, Cambridge ton (Herts) Men's Society (W. T. See M.A. Curtis Oliver, Gt. Wilbraham, Carob Pettett Thomas John, High street, hon. treasurer; S. A. Benstead, Day Joseph, n7a, East road,Cambrdg C~esterton, Cambridge . hon. sec.), 10 & u St. Edward'a Day Percy, Huntingdon rd. Chatteris Pett1t Mrs. Sarah, Great Ch1shall & passage, Cambridge Dent Ro-bt. Wm. 37 King st. Carob Heydon, Royston (He_rts) Cambridge Friendly Societies' Medi· Dent William, Chapel road, Wisbech Randall Jonah, Hardwrcke, Ca.mbrdg cal Association (Geo. H.· Kirkup, Double Wm. T. A_shley, Newmarket Ransom Gooch N. ~ennett, Newbrkt sec.), 47 City road, Cambridge Elbourne Edwd. Little Shelford,Camb Rayment Os_land, High s~reet, Cotten- Cambridge Master :Builders' Associa,. Ellw?od Geo. Ebenezer, Stretham,Ely ha~ & Milton, <?ambndge tion (H. Slater, sec.), 7 Alexandra. Farrmgton J. ~t. Eversden, qamb Reddit Arthur_, iWICken, Elr street, Cambridge Flack Jas. Haslmgfield, Cambridge Redhouse Damel Joseph, High street, Cambridge Philosophical Society Flindel's Thomas, Eltisley, St. Neots Linton, Cambridge (Pr·ofessor H. F. Newall F.R.S. Fordham Wm:Stetc~worth,Newmarkt Rob~nson C~as. Isaac, Over, Ca~brdg 'l'rinity college, president; Pro-- French FrederiCk, Hildersham, Carob Robmson .Sidney, Over, Cambndge fessor E. W. Hobson Sc.D., F.R.S. Gardiner Jas. A. Market st.NewmTkt Rouse·Henry, High street, Soham,Ely Christ's college treasurer· Alex~ Garner Percy, Willingha.m, Cambrdg Saberton Joseph, Pymoor, Ely ander Wood M.A., E. A.' Newel! Garton Charles, Parson ~rove, Wis- Saberton Waiter, Dowilham, Ely Arber Sc.D. Trinity college & G. bech; &; at Murrow, Wisbech Saberton Wm. Palmer, Downham,Ely H. Hardy M.A., F .R.S. Trinity col~ Gear Joseph, Gamlingay, Sandy · Sarjeanli A.Hi2h st. Cottenham,Camb lege, secs.), The Museums, Free Gilbert Brothers, Waterbeach, Carob Savage George William, Steeple School lane, Cambridge Golding Jonn. St.ow-cum-Quy, Carob Morden, Royston (Herts) Cambridge University Association Gouldthorp Mrs. Amy,Royston(Herts) Sawyer David, Sutton, Ely (Baron Rayleigh O.M.,F .R.S. preS!i· -Greenacre Robert, Murrow, Wis•bech Scott Waiter, Little Knarr fen, dent; E. H. Parker M.A. hon. Gumbley .Arthur, Stapleford, Camb Thorney, Peterborough treasurer; H. A. Roberts M.A. Gutteridge H. Friday Bridge,Wisbecb Setchfield Alexander, Mepal, Ely sec.), ' University offices, 8t;. Hale Bros. Meldreth, Royston (Herts) Setchfield Edvrard, 10 Station road, Andrew's street, Cambridge Harper Arthur, 69 Station road, Whittlesea, Peterborough Cambridge University Uhurch Mis~ Whittlesea, Peterborough Setchfield William, Manea, March sionary Union(Rev. A.V. Valentine.., Harper Robert, 3 Windmill street, Simkin Thomas Eaden &; A. Horse- Ricbards M.A. hon. treasurer), Whittle.sea, Peterborough beath, Cambridge Martyn Memorial hall, Market st. Harwood Wm.Crown la.Littleport,Ely Simkin Edwd. West Wickham, Carob Cambridge Hatley W. B. Wood Ditton,Newmarkt Skells Charles, Tydd Go, Tydd St. Cambridge University Union Society Herring Eldred, The Avenue, March Giles, Wisbech . (Stanley Seaton Brow!l, chief clerk), Hillard Robert. Wisbech road, March Smith Ernest, Fowlmere & Thriplow, Bridge street, Cambridge Howard Flk. G. Brinkley,Newmarket Royston (Herts) Oambridge Victoria Friendly Society ,Hudson W. E. & Sons, Wilburton Smith Herbt. Christchurch, Wisbech (.1:<'. W. French, sec.), 9 St. An· Ely; & at Stretham & Haddenhan, Smithee George, Upvrell, Wisbech drew's hill, Cambridge Hudson William,Wimblington, March Songer Edwin, Anchor lane, Silver Cambridge Young Men's Christian Huggins R. J. 23 North end,Wisbech street, Cambridge Association (J. H. Phillips & B. W. Ingrey S. Litlington, Royston (Herts, Speechley & Son, 117 East rd. Carob Groom, hon. secs.), 1 Alexandra st. Jacobs Mrs. H. Longstowe,Cambridge Standen Harry, Bassingbourn, Roys- Cambridge J ellings J oseph, . All Saints, Long ton (Herts) Cambridgeshire (East) Conservative St~nton, Cambndge Stims·on Harold, Sutton, Ely .AssociatiQn (James E. Collin, Jen~mson _John Thomas, Tydd St. Stimson Jesse, Sutton, Ely sec.; A. M. Ellis, hon. treas.), Glles, Wisbech Stokes Charles, Benwick, March Newmarket Jones J. Mildenhoall rd.Littleport,Ely Summerlee Thomas Elijah, Victoria Cambridgeshire &; District Farmers' Jude .Albert, Barrington, Cambridge street, Littleport. Ely Federation (James Smith, sec.), Kay Albert·, Guilden Morden, Roys- Taylor John Wm. Prickwillow, Ely Castle Camps, Cambridge ton (Herts) Throssell Charles & Sons, Elsworth, Cambridgeshire & Isle of Ely Agri· Kefford Ernes-t Owen, Bassingbourn Cambridge cultural Society (Peter B. Grain, & Wendy, Royston (Herts) Wakefield Frederick .Tames, Wisbech sec.), 66 St. Andrew's st. Cambrdg King Daniel & Son, Caxton, Camib St. Mary, Wisbech Cambridgeshire & Isle of Ely Shire King Ellis, Waterside, Ely ' Wakefield James Alfred, Wisbech St. Horse Society (H. H. B. Grain, ·Lawmon George H. Gamlin"'ay,.Sandy Mary, Wisbech sec.), 66 St. Andrew's st. Carob Lawrance J. & W. Harston,"Cambrdg Watts Charles, 21 Horsefair, Wisbech Colonial & Continental Church Lawrence E. Trumpin<Tton, CambridgE> Watts Nathan, LodP, Cambridge Society (Rev. C. E. Pater son M.A. Lawrenoe E. Grantchester, Cambrdg Webb Herbert James & Ernest, 13 organizing sec.), 50 Lensfield rd. Law.rence J. Foxton, Royston (Herts, Russell street, Cambridge Cam.bridgo Lawrence Nathan, Burwell, Cambrdg Webb James, Cherry Hinton, Carob County of Cambridge & Isle of Ely Lenton William, Doddington, March Webb James. Fulbourn, Cambridge Rifle Association (Major Oliver Lewis Jas. Papworth Everard, Carob Webb Walt. Gt. Shelford, Cambridge Papworth V.D. hon. sec. & treas.), Luddington Edward Porter, Granb) WebsterRandolph,Chesterton rd.Camb 9 ~t. Andrew's hill, Cambridge street, Littleport, Ely Wells George, Chippenham, Ely East Cambridgeshire Conservative Macer William, High st. Chatteris Wheatley Joseph G. 26 Queen street, Association (Tom S. Ablewhite, Marsh George, 10 Church ter.Wisbch Whittlesea, Peterborough registration agent}, Springfield, Marsh John, West Wratting,Cambrdg Wheatley Mrs. Martha Ann, Coate;;. Cherry Hinton, Cambridge Marshall B.Fowlmere,Royston (Herts: Peterborough East Cambridgeshire Liberal A.ssocia· Marshall B. Shepreth,Royston (Herts) Wil!lon Blows, Coton, Cambridge · tion (Rev. J. W. Upton, hon. sec.), Merry A1bt. Whittlesford, Cambridgl' Winter Robt. C.Parson Drove,Wisbch Downing street, Cambridge Merry C. High st. Sawston, Cambrdg Woodcock Wm. Thorney, Peterboro· Foresters (An~?ien~ Order of) (John· Miller Waiter,. Haddenham, Ely . Wythe & Leach, 138 East rd. Carob W. Cooke, dis_triCt sec.), n Sldney Mitchell Bros. Oakington, Cambridge Y~rke John, Doddington. :March street, Cambridge .
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