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SUBURBS.] EAST HA~I. ChambersJohnKensingtonho5rth. end Brooks John. chemist, 7 Broadway Frith Henry, stonemason, 1\Ialvern road Day George, 7 Victoria avenue Brown Clara (Mrs.), fancy draper, Fynn William, confectioner, High street Delaney Lincoln, Burnaby house, Katherine road Garwood Wm. beer retlr.High st.south Woodhouse grm·e Brown Emma (Miss), dressmaker, 40 Gathercole Wm. grcr. 9 Wilbraham ter Dennison John William,Wakefield ldge Elizabeth road Gay Waiter, Duke's Head P.H. Wall end Dennison Thomas, High street north Brown Wm. Wltr. bldr. 102 Elizabeth rd Gerratt Charles, grocer, Katherine road East Jsph. Ths. The Limes, Whitepost la Burr Charles, optician, Wakefield streeli Gib bard Mark, dust contrctr.Manor hall Fielding J. Bridgate, Shrewsbury road Butcher Reuben, butcher, Wall end Giddy John, laundry, Plashet lane FranklinRchd.Jn.Glenmore,Plashetgro Butt Charles, grocer & beer retailer, Giles J oseph, tobacconist & post office, Goodes George I<'. Eilenau, Plashet gro 22 Seymour road High street north Green Rev. Jas.Wm.111.A. St. John's ldg Butters William, carpenter,Stamford rd GlynnWm.gro.&provsn.dlr.3Broadway HambridgeGeo.L.Grove ho.Plashet gro Byford Edward,builders' mer.Rlwy.stn Godfrey J as .fried fish shp. I 2Seymour rd Heffirnan James, Plashet lane Carey & Holland, fancy drapers, 11 Wil- Goldfinch Ada & Lily (Misses), confec- HuntHarry,Clarence ho. Woodhousegro braham terrace tioners, 127 Plashet grove Ireland Joshua Alex. 135 Plashet grove Carey Geo. shopkeeper, 64 Stamford rd Goodeve Richard, fruiterer, High street Johnstone Alexander 1\I.B., c.M. 23 Wil- Carney John, dairyman, Wall end Goodman James, fishmonger, High st braham terrace Carroll John, confectioner, High st. sth Graves Waltr. shopkeeper, 37 Boleyn rd King Watson Bradshaw, Toddington Carter Charles, wardrobe dlr. Wall end Greenwood Thos. saddler, 9 Broadway villa, Plashet lane Carter Wltr. S tbccnst. 17 Wilbraham ter Hall Kate(Mrs. ), tobacconist, Barking rd Kittoe Captain M. Robinson, Fern ldge Cave David H. pawnbroker,High st.nth Harding James, bootma.6 The Pavemnt Knight Thos.Phwnix ho.Shrewsburyrd Chappell Jn. shopkpr.Bonningdowns rd Harding Joseph,carpentr.l Heigham rd Lloyd Alfred, Wakefield house Charles HarryF.hairdresser,2 Broadway Harper Chas. insurnce.agt.Wakefield st McKettrick Fredk.Jn. 12 Wilbraham ter Charters Wm. Hy. plastrr.Hawthrn. viis Harrington Rbt.Edgr.grcr. 10 Holme rd Mead Charles, Temple house Chine Alma, hairdresser, High street Harris Charles, builder, High st. north Methven John, Shrewsbury house I ChipperfieldTimothy,dairy,Whitepost la Harrison Emma S. (Miss), teacher of Nichols Wm. Park house, Plashet grove Clark George, dairy, Oakfield road piano, 68 Milton avenue Norton James, Hazlehurst, Plashet gro ClarkeAnnie(Mrs. ),tobaccnstWakefld.st Harvey Ann Maria (Miss), girls' school, Patmore Frdk. W.Ticehurst,Plashet gro Clippingdale Thos.dairy,Shrewsbury rd 6 Bendish road Paton Frederick, Kilgower, Plashet gro Clizzard John, fishmonger, Seymour rd Harvey Ernest, butcher, High street Pennell Fredk. Poplars, Shrewsbury rd Cook Albert, hairdresser, Barking road Hatcher Rbt. cy~le maker,Denmark ter Pressman Reuben Henry, St. Lawrence, Cook Edgar J. butcher, Wakefield road Haynes John Hy.bootma.97Plashet gro Plashet grove Cooper George Joseph, baker & corn & Heenan Ernst.ironmonger,Katherine rd RabyArthur,Eleanor \'il. Woodhouse gr flour dealer, 23 & 25 Seymour road Heffernan James, surgeon, Plashet la Robbins Frederick B. 4 Shrewsbury rd Cordell Jennie (Miss), dressmaker, Helps Henry, shpkpr. 64 Roman road Smith Adam, White House, North end Katherine road Henshaw William, tobacconist, High st Stokes Wm. Claremor.t, Plashet grove Coventry Jas.fishmngr. xoThePavement Herapath, Phillip, bldr. I2I Milton aven Taylor Thomas, Rosemore, Plashet gro CoventryWm.friedfish dlr.6Vicarage la Hickman Geo. coffee ho. Denmark ter Travers Thos. Edith vil. W oodhouse gro Cox: Alfred, oilman, Plashet lane Hilton George, builder, 95 Higham road Underhill Wm. Devonia, Woodhousegro Cox George, grocer, Plashet lane Hine John, tailor, gx Plashet lane Ware Rev. J. Hubert 1\LA. The Vicarage Crane John Frederick, blacksmith, I Hines Wm. pork butcher,43 Seymour rd. Whiteleg John, 8 Shrewsbury road Napier road, Barking road Hollington Hy. Thos. farmer, Milton ho Whittington Rev. Charles S. A. B. A. Cross John, fishmonger, 59 Malvern rd HollingtonJn. Geo. farmer, Burgess farm [curate of St. Mary Magdalen], 10 Crow Isaac, laundry, Denmark terrace Holtum Thos. G. butchr. 8g Plashet gro St. John's road CrowWm.shopkeeper,n7 Mountfield rd Hooper Chas.Thos. shopkeeper, Park av Winter Mrs. Oak hall Dack Knights, chemist, 93 Plashet gro Hopkins Christopher, builder, 21 St. COMMERCIAL. Daftas John, boot maker, Katherine rd Bernard's road Abbott Jabez, farmer, Wall end DaviesE.(Mrs.),drssma.3oEversleigh rd Horwood William, grocer, market street Agar John, florist, Wall end Davies George D. confectioner, High st Ho we Frank, beer seller, Katherine rd .Ager Alfd. corn dealer, 3 Stamford rd Davis Charles, tobacconist, 3 High st Howlett Saml. bootmaker,Katherine rd Albone George, shopkpr. 84 Roman rd Dawes David, carman, 54 Castle street Hughes Fras. builder, Katherine road AllanHnnh.(Mrs.),grngcr.21Seymour rd Day George, architect k surveyor, 7 Hurry David, lamp & oil dealer, .Allard Frank, farrier, Barking road Victoria avenue Wakefield street Allen Alfred, draper, 1Bonningdowns rd Dear Richard, shopkeeper, High st. sth Ingall Matthew, baker, 1 :Fairview .Annereau Charles, baker, High street Denham Thomas, baker, Katherine rd terrace, Barking road .Arthur Charles, newsagent, Denmark st Dennison John William, architect & Isbell Edith (Mrs.) draper, The Pavemnt Ashenden Chas. newsagnt. Katherine rd surveyor, Wakefield lodge lvoryJn. frmr.Wilson'sfarm,N orth end Ashford Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High Dennison Thomas, assistant overseer & Jameson Josiah, ironmonger, High st street south collector of poor & local rates for East Jerman Wm. confectnr. Wbitepost lane Austin .Arthur, timber merchant & saw Ham & Little Ilford, High street Johnson John, laundry, Ranelagh road mills, Barking road Denny Wm. Hy. chemist, Katherine rd Johnson Rt. hair drssr. 4 Railway ter .Averre Henry, grocer & provision dealer Dietrich Rchd.coal agent,2Eversleigh rd Johnson Wm. H. butcher, Wakefield st & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Dines Reuben, butcher, High st. north Johnstone .Alex. G. M. B., C. M. surgeon, spirit merchants, 3 & 4 High street Dipple Thos. R. Boleyn tav. Barking rd 23 Wilbraham terrace .Ayres William C. house decorator, I6 DixonDavid, bootmaker,78 Stamfordrn J onesJn. greengrocer, 4&5 ThePavement Eversleigh road Dodds Chas. oil & colrmn. 101 Plashet gro Joslin Lily (Miss), dress maker, 2 Fair- Balch William Henry, draper & grocer, Darling William, builder, Cliftonhouse. view villas, Barking road High street south Katherine road Judson John, ironmonger, Vicarage la Balding Wm. H. confectioner,Plashet la Downes Danl.Thos. grocer,4 High st.nth Juniper Arth. Thos.laundry,Kathrne. rd Barber Sarah Ann (Mrs.), linen draper, Drew Geo. Wm. tobcconst.gg Plashet gro Keep Charlotte (Mrs.) Black Lion P.H. Io Broadway Duckham Berry,glass&c.dealer,High st High street Barrett William, grocer, Katherine rd Duffield Harry, baker,High street south Kemp Elijah, farm bailiff to Messrs. Beaumont Albert William B.A. surgeon Eadle George, beer retailer, 14 Kelly rd Thomas & John Matthews & medical officer of health for East East Ham Public Hall, Plashet grove Kemp Jas. shopkeeper, 3 The Pavement Ham, High street Eastwood & Co. Lim.brick&c.merchnts Kennedy Henry, laundry,Plashet grove Bedford Thos.greengrcr. 125 Plashet gro Edmond Thos. civil engnr. Katherine rd Kennis William, baker, High street Bell George, coffee rooms, Wall end Elcock David,greengrocer, Katherine rd Kilby Geo. shopkeeper, Barking road Bennett CbarlesW. grocer, The Pavemnt Elliott Edwin Randall, relieving officer, King John, solicitor, Plasket lane Berry Elizabeth (Mrs.), grngrcr.High st West Ham union, 5 Harrow villas Kirby Francis J. boot maker, 9 High st Birch John E. W. sanitary inspector to Emblin Harry, shopkeeper, Barking rd Kreutz Andrew, watchmaker, High East Ham urb1m district council, Emm Henry, bootmaker, Barking road street north Wakefield street Essex: Granary Co. corn merchants, Lamb Ada (Miss), teacher of music, Bittleson Wm. Carr, grocer,Wakefieldst High street 39 Tennyson avenue Bleasby Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer Evans Hy. shopkeeper, High st. south Lane Ralph, laundry, High street retailer, 95 Roman road Ewins James Edwd.builder,High st.sth Lawrence Chas. grocer, Shrewsbury rd Bolton Richard, bootmaker, Seymour rd Farrant George, dairyman, High street Lawrence Wm. greengrcr, Plashet lane Bow hay Geurge H. builder&; contractor, Finch Alfred, shopkeeper, High st. sth Lea & Co. coal merchants, Plashet lane The Poplars, Shrewsbury road Finch EmileGeo.coal agent, Milton aven Leach Thomas, ironmonger, High st Bragg Frederick, shopkeeper & beer Foot William, shopkeeper, 32 Telham rd Lewin & Cornell, coal mer. Rlwy. statu retailer, 5 Mountfield road Ford Henry, shopkeeper, Market street Lewin James, shopkpr. Wakefield street Breeden Frederick G. refreshment rms. Ford William, bootmaker, Plashet lane London & Grays Seaborne Coal Co. High street north Fox William, grocer, High street south Limited, Railway station Brister George, plumber, 2 Plashet lane Freeman John, butcher, Vicarage lane Louricks .A.lex. boot mkr. so Seymour rd .
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