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814 RESIDENTS WITHIN PIVE MILES OP WINCHESTER., [1918 Remsbery, Mrs., Enfield, Twyford. Steuart, F. G., Oakwood, Otterbourne. Rendall, Captain R. R., Orcadia, Steward, R., The Grange, Morestead. Compton. Stewart, Colonel Bruce, Hinton House, Richardson, R. Eden, Morestead House, King's Worthy. Morestead. Stratton, J., Chilcomb House. Ricketts, G. H. M., c.B., Foulis Court, Streatfeild, Rev. R. H., The Rectory, Eastleigh, S.O. King's Worthy. Rippon, Mrs., Otterbourne Hill, Otter- Suart, Rev. E. W., Curate, Hursley. bourne. Roberts, Dr. G. A. E., Twyford. Talbot, F. W., Pitt. Robertson, J. N., Ashdene, Shawford. Tanner, J., Yew Tree Cottage, Easton. Rolfe, Miss, The Cottage, Twyford. Tanner, Mrs., Littleton. Thompson, F., South Glen, Compton. Salwey, Miss, Glenlyn, Otterbourne. Thorn, W., Chilland Farm, Chilland. Sandell, Miss, Southcroft, Headbourne Thorold, J. E., Merdon Manor, Hursley. Worthy. Tidy, Whitworth, The Thatched Cottage, Sanders-Clark, H. S., Hill Cottage, Sparsholt. Spar!'lholt. Toogood, W., Sunnyside, Shawford. Scoble, H. T., The Dell, Colden Common. Trask, Mrs., The Cottage, Sparsholt. Seth-Smith, Newton, Manor House, Trimmer, H., Hockley House, Twyford. Littleton. Turner, Skinner, Westholme, Harestock. Seymour, Miss, InholmeH, Shawford. Turnor, Miss, King's Worthy House, Shakspeare, Mrs., Ashurst, Twyford. King's Worthy. Shefferd, Mrs., Easton. Shelley, Captain Sir John C. F.., Bart., Walden, N ..J., St. Winifred's, Twyford. A vington Park. Walpole, The Misses, The Lodge, Spar- Shelley, P. B.,Lovington Farm,Avington. sholt. Shelley, Hubert, Lovington Farm, Aving Warre, G. A., Twyford House, Twyford. ton. Way, Philip, Hillside, Shawford. Shiel, Miss, Coppice End, Shawford. Welsh, W., Owslebury House, Owsle Shipley, Mrs. Conway, Twyford Moors, bury. Twyford. West, F., Llanberis, Shawford. Silva, John, East Cottage, Itchen Abbas. Whibley, Miss G., The Hermitage, Simpson, C. H., Withens, Littleton. Twyford. Smith, Rev. W. J., The Rectory, Whitchurch, H. H. V., Down Lea, Crawley. Shawford. Smith, Mrs., Brooklyn, Otterbourne. Wickham, Rev. C. T., The Old Rectory, Smythe, Miss, Innisfallen, Shawford. Twyford. Snow, B., Easton. Wilson, E. P., The Homestead, Twyford. Spreadbury, Mrs., Lowlands Villa, Wilson, Wallace, Garston, Sparsholt. Twyford. Wood, H., Harfield House, Easton. Stallard, Mrs., Cliff House, Compton. Standish, Captain W. P., Marwell Hall Y orke, Colonel F. A., Sunnyfide, Twy Owslebury. ford. Standish, Mrs. P., Marwell Lodge, Young, A. D., Abbott's Lodge, Shawford. Owslebury. Young, Miss, The Moors, Twyford. .

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