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Staffordshire. Stoke-Upon-Trent DIRECTORY.] STAFFORDSHIRE. STOKE-UPON-TRENT. 361 Mason Alfred, Quarry bank, Queen's Rid.geway Jph. Queen's rd. Hartshill Stevens Hy. 56 Princes rd. Penkhul~ road, Penkhull Ridgway George, Brynwood, Oxford Stocker A. D. I2 The Villas,London rd Massey John, 42 Gladstone st.Basford road, Basford Stringer Fredk.3The Villas,London rd. Masters Tom, I6 Sheppard street Riley Thomas, 3I Sheppard street Stringer Miss,24 The Villas,London rd. Mayer .Alfred, 47 Hartshill Ringland Mrs. 3 Oxford ter. Basford Swinnerton John, II Lord st. Basford. Meakin Mrs. Stoneyfields, Basford Rivers Loonard, Princes villas, 229 Taylor Alfred, 9 Boothenwood terrae& Meiklejohn John, 25 Penkhull terrace, Princes road, Hartshill Taylor James, 33 Hartshil1 Penkhull Robinson Charles Frederick, 23 The Taylor John, 4 Bedford street, Basford Meiklejohn John, jun. 2I Penkhull Villas, London road Taylor Mrs. IS Winton terrace terrace, Penkhull Robinson Herbert Minton, Beech&ld, Tebbitts Jas. S. Jesmond vil.Regent st. Melior Joshua, Sandon ho. Regent st Queen's road, Penkhull Tebby Samuel, 126 Hartshill Melior Mrs. Egerton house, Hartshill Robinson Mrs. The Hollies, James st Teeton William, Hillside, James street Melior Percy, Prospect ho. Regent st Robinson Thomas A. 54 Havelock st Templeton John, I Temple st.Basford Mercer Hayden, Hillsden, Basford Robson Robt. 28 Gladstone st. Basford Thomas Charles Robt. 29 Sheppard st. Morewood Alfred, Fernhurst, Basford Rock Andrew Fk. Denholme villtls, Thompson Rev. H. Epworth (Wes- Morley Thomas, 8 Sheppard street Queen's road, Hartshill leyan), z The Villas, London road Moss John Richard, Oval vil.Basford Rock Harry, 10 Sheppard street Tiddeman Philip,7TheVillas,London rd Mossel Venzel, 3 Sheppard street Rogers Rev. Ernest H. (vicar of St. Tildesley Clement, .g Lord st. Basford." Moulds Frederick, 1 Frederick street, John the Evangelist), Vicarage, Till Stainer Hy. 14 Temple st.Basford The Mount-.9 Trent vale Tindal Mrs. I Oxford terrace. Basford Mountford James, Hillcrest villa, Rosoma.n By. Bo Princes r:rd. Penkhull Titley Jn. Hope vil. Oxford rd.Basford Ja.mes street RowlandEdwd.I06Princes rd.Penkhull Tonkinson Thomas, 6 Harding terrace Myatt Jas. Hy. Hillcrest, James street Rowley .Albert, 96 Prmces rd.Penkhull Townsend Geo.64 Princes rd.Penkhulf Myatt Samuel, IO Boothenwood ter Rowley Mrs. 13 Frederick street, The Treglown Goorge, 43 Hartshill Neary James, Yeovil house, Regent st Mounts Trim Thomas, 5 Winton square · Neil George, Mount villa, Princes rd. Rowley Thos. IIO Princes rd. Penkhull Tunnicliffe Alfred, Foulhay cottage~ Penkhull Ruberry Ernest H. 2 Sheppard street Stoke Old road Nicholis Mrs. I44 Princes rd.Penkhull Rye Alfred, r6 Wilton terrace Tunnis Lewis, Shebdon villa, Lord st. Nicholls William, I3 Sheppard street Salter Samuel, 37 James street Basford Nixon Herbert C. North Staffordshire Sandbach Jn.23Penkhull ter.Penkhull Turner Mrs. II2 Princes rd. Penkhull infirmary & eye hospital, Hartshill Sandberg Hakon Richard, I7 Penk- Twiggie Misses,I West Bank,Penkhull Noke Charles John, 40 James street hull terrace Udall Thomas Bertram, The I.imes,. Northcote Very Rev. James Spencer Sant Miss, 2r Woodhonse street Hartshill Provost D.D. (Catholic), The Pres- Sargant Mrs. 12 Gladstone st. Basfrd Vernon Ebenezer, 12 Boothenwood ter­ bytery, Hartshill Sannders Charles, 2 Boothenwood ter Viggars Saml. 9 Belle Vue ter.Basforu Nnnan Rev. Denis (Catholic), The Sayer James, Rose villas, Regent st Wainford Richd. Hanbury, 44 Liver- Presbytery, Hartshill Scott Rev. Inglis Charles Reymond pool road O'Oonnor James, 64 Penkhull New rd. M.A. (vicar of Penkhull), Penkhull Walker Charles Edward, IO Gladstone- Penkhnll vicarage street, Basford Oilier John, 49 Hartshill Scott William Henry, Green bank, Walker Copeland, The Grove, PenkhuU Ollivant Hy. .Abraham, 22 Lord street, Springfield Walker George Frederick, West Bank Basford Seaman Harry George, 3I James st house, Penkhull New road Openshaw Mrs. Boston villa, Regent st Sharp Mrs. I3 Winton terrace Walker John, 17 Lord street, Basforu Ontred C. D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Shaw James, 6 Sheppard street Walker Mrs. The Grove, Penkhull Workhouse Sheldon Frank S. Springfi.eld house, Walklate Jn. J.Woodville,Gladstone pi Palmer William, SylV'an cot. Basford Springfield, Newcastle Walley John, jun. Cleveland, James sil Parker Henry, 7 Copeland street Sherratt Chas. 5 West bank, Penkhull Wally Jas. 76 Princes rd. Penkhull Parker Mrs. R. H. 10 Lord st.Basford Sherratt Frank, 6 Penkhull terrace, Ward William, 120 Princes road. Parkas J. Harry, 15 Temple st.Basford Penkhull Penkhull .Parkes John Hy. 12 Temple street, Sherratt Geo. 3 West bank, Penkhull Warham .Arthur, 6 Gladstone street, Basford Sherritt William, Boothenwood Basford Parry Edwd. 100 Princes rd. Penkhull Sherwin H. E. 6 Lord street, Basford Warham Charles, 5 Frederick street. Partlinge Goorge, 33 James street Shingler Philip, Heatherlea, James st The Mounts Peacock Thomas, Dunholme, Oxford Shingler Wm. Fern villas, Regent st Warner John, 6 Oxford ter. Basforu road, Basford Shuffiebotham Jn. 5 Boothenwood ter Watkin Thos. Clarence vil. Re,gent s' Peake Samuel, 16 The Villas, Lon- Simons William, Coatbridge, Basford Watkins Mrs. Oatlands, Basford don road Simpkinson Rev. Charles Hare M . .A. Watson Mrs. 6 Lonsdale street Pedley Thos. I6 Gladstone st. Basfrd (rector & rural dean of Stoke-on- Way Rev. Richard F., M.A. (curate- Penson Frederick Wm. 26 James st Trent), The Rectory, Butler street in-charge of All Saints' church, Pepper Frederick William, Craig- Simpson William, 92 Liverpool road Boothen), ro6 London road ard villa, James street Sims Richd. Gordon cottage, Penkhull Wedgwood Edward Alfred, I4 Glad- Percy Mrs.W.E.8The Villas,London rd Slater Wm. Hy. Ivy vil. Regent street stone street, Basford Parkins Jn. 4 Gladstone st. Basford Small Thomas, 4I Hill street Wenger .Adolph H. C. Lyndenhurst ... Phillimore George, Hawthorn cottage, Smith Alfred Harvey, 16 Lord street, Oxford road, Basford Hartshifl Basford Werner Edmund A. R. Maxwelton,. Pickering Louisa, 22 Wood street Smith Arthur, Westfield house, 72 Oxford terrace, Basford Percy William Edwin, 8 The Villas, Princes road, Penkhull White J ames, 17 Etruria rd. Basford London road Smith John M. Glenburn, Oxford White Joseph, 2 West Bank, Penkhull' Pilsbury Richard, Grosvenor villas, road, Basford Whitehead Rev. Alexander Thos. Regent street Smith Mrs. 2 Park terrace (chaplain to the North Stafford- Pitt Mrs. 48 Liverpool road Smith Mrs. 21 Winton terrace shire infirmary), 57 Hartshill Plevin William Thomas, 74 Princes Smith Richard Hallam, Grindley Whitehead Wm.rg Etruria rd.:Basford' road, Penkhull house, Penkhull, Newcastle Wildin Ho race J oseph, Hawthorne Pointon Josiah, I Lord street, Basford Smith Samuel, 108 Princes road, Bank, James street Pope Philip Hy. I3 Lord st. Basford Penkhull Wilding Joseph, 1 Sheppard street Pope Stephen, 3 Frederick street, The Smith Samuel, The Limes, Gladstone Wilkinson Thomas, Elm Tree house-,. Mounts street, Basford Penkhull Powell Arthur James, Trent vale Smith Thomas, go Penkhull New rd. Williams Fredk. ro Winton terrace Powell Hamilton, Sunnyside, James st Penkhnll Williams Griffith, 2 Gladstone street,. Powell Henry Penk, Handford cot- Sneyd John, 8 Bedford street, Basford Basford tage, Trent vale Solon Louis Mark Emanuel, I The Williams Mrs. Lowes Hartshill Powell Joseph Ce<.:il, I92 Oak hill Villas, London road Williams Robert, Princes villas, 223 Powell Mrs. I8 Temple street, Basford Southwell Charles E. 15 Hill street Princes road, Hartshill Pratt Felix, Queen's road, Hartshill Spearpoint Thomas, Brunswick house, Williamson Robt.P.G.The .Aven.Basfrd' Pratt James, The Lodge, Trent vale Temple street, Basford Wilson Herbert Gibson, 78 Prince!O Pratt James Richard J.P. Oak hill Speed Mrs. The Laurels, Princes road, road, Penkhull Price Mrs. 34 Hill street Hartshill Winkle James, 3 Queen's rd. PenkhulJ Prince William, 7 Brook street Spencer Henry, Ivy ho. Trent vale Withey Alfred, Ia, Winton terrace Randall Mrs. Emma, 106 Stoke Old rd Sprigg Waiter, uo Liverpool road · Wolfsohn Edward William, B Glad• Reeves Miss .Angelina, 20 Penkhull Stanway William Thomas, 3 Boothen- stone street, Basford terrace, Penkhull wood terrace Wood Arthur Thomas, .:t. Shep:pard si! Rice John Hy. Linton vil. ll:egent st Steel Edward, Park villa, Basford Wood Leonard, 12 Sheppard street. .
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