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DEVONSHIRE. · [ KELLY's 834 MAS DEVONSHIRE. · [ KELLY's Mason J ames, Gestridgc, Kingsteign­ Matthews Miss, High Beach, l'pton M. May Misses, The Rock, South I3rent ton, Newton Abbot Torquay R S. 0 Mason Miss, rB Hill's view, Bamstaple i\Iatthews Miss,r LoweL" Summerl:mds, :May ~·Irs. ::\iapstone, Lustleigh, ~ew- :\fason Thomas Brown, Beenleigh, Exeter ton Abbot Harbertonford R.S.O Matthews Mrs. 9 Bexley terrJce,13cJmtJ- ::\I ay Mrs. 95 Newport rd. I3nrnstople • ~fason "William, 4 Grafton road, :Mut- fylde road, Torquay May Mrs. J. R Albany villa, Gl:mville Jey, Plymouth Matthews Mrs. 46 Coombe rd. Tgnmth road, Tavistocl;:: Mason William,5 Hyde Park road,Mut­ Matthews Mrs. 2 Elmfiehl villas, S~. May Richd. Gunston house, Creditun • ley, l'lymouth ~lary Church road, SL.Mary Church, May Richard, 59 Oxford rd. E~eter :VIassey F. J. 2-1- Iddesleigh nl. Exeter Torquay May Richard, 21 SL John's rd. lleaYi- Massey J. r8 Alexandra rd. Plymouth Matthews Mrs_ Fair view, Yealmpton, tree, Exeter Massey Miss, I3 St. J olm's ro:.~d,Heavi- Plymouth ~fay T. A., :M.A. Courtenay ho. T\·stck tree, Exeter Mattlwws Mrs. 9 Mansard ter.Drtmtl1 .May William, I2 Ebberley lawn, Bear Massey Mrs. Inglewood, Landseore rd. Matthews :Mrs. 25 Percy ter. Exmth street, Barnstaple Teignmouth Matthews Mrs. Rackenford, Morchard May 'Vm. 4 Egerton cres. Plymouth ~!aster Miss, Highfieln, Miuule War­ Bishop U.S.O l\-1ay Wm. 47 South st. South :O.fulton berry road, Torquay :\Iattbews i\1rs. 22 Weirfield rd. Exeter .Maye H_ Riverford, St.avertun, Totms ~Iasterman William Alfred,6 Bronshill ::\Iatthews Richard, Newlnnd, Stoke Maye John, PPnrose, South Brent villas, Lower Bronshill rrl.. 'l'orquay Gabriel, 'l'otnes Maye Mrs.Penrose,South I3rent R.S,O Masters Adams, I Endsleigh pl<lce,Dod­ ~Ia.ttbews Hobert Henry, GlenllDlme, .Maye Robert L. High 1st. llideford brooke, Kingsbridge Church hill, Honiton Maye Thos. Mount El"~>ell, Plymouth Masters Edwin H. H. llmnswick place, Mattbe"~>s Thomas, I4 Abington road, road, Totnes Dawlish Victoria park, Plymouth ~aye "\Villia.rn Bennet-t,Abham,Staver- Masters John, I5 The Green, Sbaldon, ~Iatthews W. IQ Morton road, Exmtb tun, Buckfastleigh RS.O Teignmouth Maude Rev. Tbomns, Selborne, Vicar- Maver ::\llr;;. Ir6 St_ Andrew's road, Masters Miss, 5 Bedforu villas, Beer age road, Chelston, Torquay Exmouth Alston RS.O Maude Mrs. Belle vue, Old Mill road, Mayer William Lewin, Burton house, Masters Hichard William, Ty-Neydd, Chelston, Torquay Higher Brixham, Torquay Rathmore road, Chelston, Torqnay Maule George Xorman M.A., J.P_ I Mayers John Bowen, Io Devon square, Matchett Major Alfred Wjlliam, The Hillsboroug-h terrace, Ilfracombe Newton Abbot Cottage, Portland avenue, Exmouth Maule Miss, 7 Abbey crescent,Torquay l\-Iayjor Miss I Abbey mead,Tavistock Materlace Arth. E. West enri, Honiton Maunder J. 22 Bedford pk. Plymouth Mayl:tnd H. LII Belgrave ter.Tgnmtll Materface Harry John Threade1·, Old l\Iannder J. I. Black'hill, Pinhoe, Exetr 1 Maynard H. 22 AlPxandra rd.l'lymth Post Office vard, Honiton Maunder Misses, Hereford house,Torrs · Maynard Henry, Gilwell house, Rad- • Mather Mrs. 4 Hyde Park terrace,Mnt- park, Ilfracombe nor place, Plymouth ley Plymouth Maunder Rd. 50 George st_ Devonport Maynard J. 28 Lisson gro. Plymouth ~latheson Major Duncan, New ~orth Maunder Sml. 10 Hichmond rd. Exetr · ~laynard John, 'fuson villa, Holbcton, road, Exeter Maunder W. West st.Ashbnrton RS.O Ivybridge Matheson Mrs. 6o Mutley pln.Plymth Maunder Wjllinm, 3' Grove viiia~, Maynard Mrs. Meadow ,side, Torquay Mathew John Pynsent, 3 Homefield Landscore road, Teignmouth road, Newton Abbot place, Heavitree, Exeter Maunder William, 22 l'nion rd. Exeter Mayne Miss, 22 Belmont rd. Exeter l\-bthew John Waiter Wrighb M.A. I ~law Roht.Meavy vie"I>,Yeh,ertonR.S.O, Mayne Mrs. High street, Honiton F, Manston ter. Heavitree, Exeter Maw Thoma.s, 4 Mowbray av. Exeter I Mayne Mrs. Langstone, Dartmouth Mathew Jonah Pynsent, Hydon house, .Mawle H. E. IO Vale rd. Newton Abbt · road, •Paignton Talaton, Ottery St. Mary Maxwell Hev. Joseph Towmend, Cour- Mayne Mrs. 4 Victoria. ploce, Ea.st 2\Iathews Arthur, I I3elgrave terrace, tenay lodge, Wilderness road, l\-Ian- Ston1~house, Plymouth Totnes road, Paig-nton namead. Plymouth Mayne Mrs. l'aget, The Sh1·ubbery, :\Iathews Charles, rro Boutport street, Maxwell Rev .. Robert David, IQ Grove Ashfield road, Chelston, Torquay Barnstaple crescent, Teignmouth M:~yne Thomas, 2 Harbour vie"~>, 1\Iathews George. Trebarwith, Glanville Maxwell JamPs Smtt, Seaway, Seaway 1 Shaldon, Teignmouth roild, Tavistuck lane, Chelston, Torquay I ~Iayne W. H. I30 ~orth rd. Plymouth Mathews Henry John Rng, rs Grim­ ~axwell Misse~, 3 Lansdml!lC place, ~ayo .Tohn W. Strand, Torquay stone ter.Houndiscombe rd. Plvmth• VansiHart road, Torqua_v :Mayo Mrs. I Carlisle ter. Plymouth 2\Iathews Jo~eph, Woorlside, 'l':ll-istock 'Vfa.xwell Mrs. ro Ferndale, Teignmouth Mayo ''Villi am Henry, The Castle, Mathews Miss, Church street, Mod­ l\L'lxwell Mrs. I ThG Priory, Under- Seat-on, Axminster bury, llryhridge wood, Plynipton St. ~1:nr~' i MayoL" Cecil Morgan, Holmwood, 2\Iathews Miss, Rock view, Tavistocl• l\Iaxwell Mrs. o Woodford villas, Sonthfield road, Paignton ~la the"ITs :Miss, 4 SI1tberlnnd toad, Mannarnead, Plymouth I Mayston Robert, I Keyham terrace, Plvmouth. ~lay Capt'. Philip R.N. North cottage, Murice Town, Devonport Mathews W., C.E. Moorfields,Tavistck :North street, Northam, BidPford May,ston Robert R.N. Royal Dock- ~lathews William Wevill. The Elms, May Fleet-Surgeon Arthur W.Ravens- yard, Devonport G bnville road, Tavistock bury, Dartmouth Mead Ern est J oseph, View house, :M a thison Robert., Linrienwood, We~t ~iay Re''· Edward Henry Fox B.A. , Station road, Totne.s hill, Budleigh Salterton S.O Rectory, Roborough, Beaford R.S.O Mead J. Robins, Odun villa, Odun l\-faton Leonard J. Harston, Sidrnout.h ~lay Rev. George Mont3gue B.A. road, .Appledore R.S.O M:1tters John, 6 Trafalgar pl. Stoke, Cambridge road, Ford, Devonport ~ead James, 4 Grosvenor pi. Exet~r Devon port ~fay Bert, Lynton hou.se, St-ation rd_ l\-1ead Mrs. Deyman's hill, Tiverton ~latthew George Willis, 6 ~famhend Okehampton :\lend-Briggs Thomas Henry :\LA. view, Exmouth l\Iav C. S-wallowcliffe,SPat-on,Axminstr Rock house Lunmouth Barnstaple "' ' r ' Matthews Rev. Prebendary .Tohn I3.A., May Colin ~acgregor Fd-ward, Nelson Meade Mrs. Spencer, Kanescombe, .T.P_ Vicarage, Knowstone, S. Molton house, Stavert{)n, Totnes Lower Warberry road, Torquay M a tthews Charles, Stol•e house, Stoke l\Iay E. A. 8 Evelyn pl. Plymouth Meade-.King Waiter, I2 Baring cres- Gabriel, Totnes May Fleetwood, Victmia pla;ce, Tops- cent, Heavitree, ExetQr Matthews Coryndon, Stentaway, ham, Exeter . Meadows Edwin, 7 Trafalgar plnce, Plvmstocl( l\I::ty George, g S1dney road, St. Stoke, Devonport l\-I<Jtthews Edmund Walter, High st. Thomas, Exeter Meads Chas. Jas. Red cot. Dartmouth Honiton l\-tlay H. G. 6 Park place, Exeter ~eakin Wilfred Johnson, Lawn vie"~>, 2\Iatthews Harold F. Nicl10ls Nymet ho. May Herbert, Gnr_Iston ho. Crediton Thorn Park rd. Manna.mead,Plymth ~orth Tawton R_S.O May J. I Nelson v1ls. Stoke, Devonprt Mear M. r6 Gloucester rd. Teignmth Matthews Henry, Belgrave house,Win­ :\fay J. 3 Norman av. Stoke, Devonprt M ear W. G. 5 Devonshire pi. Exeter ner street, Paign ton l\Iay J. 7 Osborne vils.Stoke,Devnprt Meardon Miss, So Mount Gold rd- Matthew~ Henry, Wnrwick park, Hon­ May J. 23 Pinhoe rd. Heavitree, Exetr Plymouth iclmowle, Crown llill RS.O May James~ 22 Oxford road, Exeter Medland FrPdk. Ernest, Brook vie"~>, 1\ratthP-ws J. H_ 2:;- Toronto rd_ Exeter May John, Nunebam, Parkwood av. Lower Brimley, Teignmouth M:atthews John, ~f:mor house, Shaldon, 'raviswck Medlnnd Henry, _=;::; Oxford rd. Exeter Teig-nmouth May John Henry Square, I & 2 Port- l\-1:edland Jas. 3 Gascoyne pi. Plymth Matt hews John, 6o South st. S. Molton land villas, Plvmouth .Medland Miss, 5 Ca.rlton pi. Teignmth Matthews .Tohn Chichester, Kenwyn, ~ay Jonn. E. SU:Jke Gabriel, Totnes Medland Mosf~s, Exbourne R.S.O Higher Wellesley road, Torquay l\lay Josepb, jun. 53 Haddingt{)n road, ~edland William Cock. Windy cros.s, Matthews John J osepb, Ashcombe, Stoke. Devonpont Grea.t 'l'orrington.. Thurlow rond, Torquay :May Miss, 2 Vicboria pi. Tor, Torquay :::\iedway Isaac, 8 Salisbury rd.Plymth Matthews John William, Erme wood, l\lay Jo.seph AndersDn .T.P. Linkstor Medley Mrs. 'Vinsford Towers, North Harford, Ivybridge lodge, Bridestowe R.S.O Lew, Beaworthy R.S.O .
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