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Buckinghamshire. Slough DIRECTORY ·1 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. SLOUGH. 1~1 Evans Mrs. 39 Sussex place, High street Lidstone Albert. Lydford, Uxbridp;e road Reason Fredk. Glenavon, Wellington st }'m l-ra1Jk, I ver lodge, ::;;uasex pL High st Lind Miss Letty, Brooks1de, Salt hill Reed H. H. 4 Dolphin road Jl'.ll'row James, 1 D-1lphin road Ling George, 35 Sussex placR, High street Rendcll Thos. H. Conegar, Stoke Poges la Jl'ennell Ha.rold, 9 Church str...et Little Mrs. Fairlcigh, Windsor road Reynolds E. Lionel, Winsford, Albert st Field Miss, Cotswold, Albert street Liverd Mrs. 54 Chandos street Rich Thomas James, 13 Sussex pl. High st Fisher George P ..J.P. Carrow, l.Tpton road Lucas Edwin, 00 Windi!or road Richardson Charles Stromc, Redlands, Fitch Mrs. Algarve, Sussex place, High st Lumby Mrs. 8 Dolphin rm:.d Sussex place, High street Ffolkes Everard, 8 Upton park - McCormack William James, 12 High street Ridout James, St. Martin's, Upton road Fmter N. B. 45 Wind!Or road McQncen Thomas, Kya Lami,Uxbridge rd Rimes Gcorgc ,V. 20 Wexham road Franci3 Hnrace A. Twyford house, Sussex Major Misses, 29 Church street Rob bins MiHs, Bridge house, High street pla{)B, High street Mansell Francis Harry, Anglesey, Wel- Roberts Charles A. 48 Windsor road Frankford Alexander, Edemor, Sussex lington street Roe Geor~e William, 37 High street place, High street :\larks S. R. 7 Diamond road Roebuck John H~rbert, Rostherne. Rag· Fraser Herbert, 10 High street ~farsh John, 44 Wellington st.reet stone road ' Frere Horace, Darenth house, Salt hill :\Iarshall Barnett, Oaklands, Sussex place IRolph Mrs. Boxted, \Vellington street Frmer Frank, 4 Welling:ton street Marshal! Mrs, 4 Upton parlr I Rouse Walter .M.. Zinal,Sussex pl.High at Gamble Harold, Arkdale, Dolphin road Martin Henry, Salt hill Rowe Mrs. Prenton, Uxbridge rc.ad Gardiner Austin, 32 Wexham road Martin Richard, Castle view villa, Rag- Rowland Edward, 1 Uxbridge villas, Gibba Harry, Upton park stone road, Chalvey Uxbridge road Gilbert Bcnj.Rt.. Marg:uet.'s, Uxhridge rd 1\lasterman Mrs. The Thorns, High street Ruddle Thom~ts, Clovclly, 'Vellington st Glanfield Edward Ernest, Fairholme, Matt.hews Edward Charles, 6 Wexham rd Rumbold Mrs. Hazelcroft, Upton road Chalvey park Matthews Mi3s, 6d Park street Russell Wilmot, Kirkland, Upton road Glover Rohert Parry, 13 Curzon street 1 Maudling Reginala George, St. Ermins, Sadlcr 'Ym.. Mackenzie, 36 'Vindsor road Goddard Henry, 3 Curzon street L'pton road Sale :XIm. Oxted, Upton road Goddard Robcrt, Hawthorndcne,Hi,.:;h st Meggs Theodore Hugh Egbcrt, 10 Saltwell Charles H:1.rry, Holmer, Upton rd Goorlman Mrs. 10 Dolphin road Mackem:ie street Samp~·mnl\Irs. Sharrow, Sussex pl. High st Gough Mrs. Merton, Dolphin road Mellett Henry, 8 Lansdownc avenue 'Saundf'ril l\fiRs, Rhoscolwyn, High street Grant Mrs. Glenhartie, Salt hill Metcalf Edward, Oakville, Salt hill 'Schnebcrger ]''redPrick, Kings way, Bath rd Greens! Lde Alfd. Waltham, Wellington st Metzner Walter Scott, 16 Lansdowne a Yen I Sellers William, 8 Wellington street GrLfin El.va.rd, Gl~n~onct, Wellin~ton st Millett Albert, 40 Wellini!ton street Sewell Edward. Clairmont, Langley road Griffin Mrs. 12 Lamdowne avenue Mimhull-Ford Mrs. 43 Windsor road Seymour John, 23 Wellington stre-et Grindle Bern~rd, 9 Curzon street Monckton ""· L. 19 Upton road Seymour Thomas, 77 Park street GrinJie G. E. A. 8 The Grove .\loren Wm. Chas. Corowa vil. Diamond rd Shapland Ernest, 18 High street. Groom Mrs. 72 Park street Morris Thomas, Highclere, \Vexham road Shears John, Hroadmead, Mont.emlaue Gurney JameR, 1 Wexham road Mortimer Henry, 'Vhite Heather, Salt hill Shepherd Rev. Frcderic Thos. Herbt. M.A. Gutteridge Wm. Uxbridge cot. Uxbridge rd Moses Henry John, Clifton house, Clifton I [curate of St. Mary's church], High st H~le Mrs. 11 Upton. park grove, Uxbridge road Shorter Mrs. 31 ~-indsor road Halfacre Alfred, Heatherdene, The Grove Mottey Mrs. Colonial road Shrapnell Chas. Edwarrl, ~ Wexham road Hall Mrs. Aberglaslyn, Wellington street Nalrler Mrs. Fern.'lide, Upton road Shuard Willi1-m D. B.Sc. (senior res. Hall Robert, 7 Curzon street Napper Simeon, 29 Windsor road master), British OrphanA.ge Asylum, Hall Walter, Kilsyth, High street , Nash Hrbt. Sunnyside, Sussex pi. High st Mackenzie park Halladay Stephen, Lyminge, Sussex iN ash John Hartopp .J. P. Eastcotc, Lam- Shuter Henry (',ecil, 'Vestfield, U pton road place, High street I downe avenue ,Sigmund D.wid, 106 \Vindsor road Haly Herbert, Kensington, Wellington st, Nash Miss, 16 Mackenzie street Sinkins Jn. Tho•. Shillong, Mackenzie st 1 Hamblen Miss, 14 Mackenzie street , Neville Thomas, Vic;toria. cottagc,Salt hill Slee Mrs. Colonial road Harding John, Sta pleton, U x bridge road. N eville Thomas H. Bcmemham cot. Salt hl Sloane W alterK oeL Uecc h wood, Windsor rd Ha.rris Ernest Os born, 9J Park street 1 Newton Charles, 22 Lansdowne avenue Small Albert, 22 Vi(·.toria street HarriBon Octavius John Alfred, Crautord, Newton l\lrs. 147 Windsor road :Smith Major Wilfred, Ppton lea, " 1exham Hrmpson RYenue Newton-King Mis3, 5 Upton park road Harvey Col. Henry, 1 Belgrave place, Norton Edward Nordicn, Ravensworth, Smith Augustine George, Maisonette. Uxbridge road Oxbridge road Chalvey park Headington Ernest Wm. 26 Mackenzil! st ~owell George, 9 Sussex place, High street Smith F. The Cot, Lansdowne avenue Headington 111rs. Woodburn, Salt hill Nye Frank, Ingleside, Lansdowne avenue Smith Frank, 25 \Yindsor road Herschel Col. John F.R.S., R.E. Observa- Nye Ralph L. B. Upton Gray, Lans- Smith Fredk. Percy, 86 Windsor road tory house, Windsor road downe avenue !Smith Herbert, 20 Victoria street Rester Ernest, Abbot.~leigh, Uxbridge rd O'Dowda CoL J. W. Southv.ood, Sussex. Smith Miss, 3 Uxbridge villas, U xbridge rd Hibberd Fredk. Sunningdale, Langley rd place, High street Smith Mrs. Hawthorne, High street Hicks James, 82 Park street Oetzmann Ernest, Lvndhurst,• The Grove Rmith Mrs. Lansdowne avenue Higgins Sidney H. ll D,1lphin road Osmond Samuel, .Fifield, Wexham road Smithwrigh.t Edward, 3 Upton park Hill Henry, 96 Park street Owen Horace, 5 Curzon street Snooks William Arthur, 9-1 Windsor i'Oad Hill Robt. Hy. Kensington ho. The Grove Page Jarnes, Hazelhurst, Uxbridge road Sobey Edg'lr, Hurstmonceux,Uxbridge rd Hollyer Fredk. Sussex ho.Sussex pl.Highst Pank Robert, 80 The Crescsnt, Chalvey Soltau C.• J. 3 Dolphin road Holmes Lady, ChPster house, The Grove Parnell John l<'red:Jrick, 104 Windsor road SpensleyRev.Jas.[Wes.Meth.],2Dolphin rd Hooker Williarn, Wexham road Park AlbertAlfd.HollyBush.Wellington st Spriggc John Jmhua, Littlefiell, Salt- hill Horlick 0. P. Darjeeling, Stoke Poges lane Parry William, The Ret ·.,at, S.lt hill 1 St.acey J. A. Cliftonville, Dolphin road Howard Thomas, 188 High street P~tterson Robert, 19 Wellington street Stanton A. ,V, Brooklands, Sussex place, Howson Tom, 10 Lan.'!downe avenue Pearse Georgt> B. 13 Lansdowne avenue High street Hunt Richard, 33 High stmet Peel Algernon Robert M.v.o. Barn-Gate, Staf•ley Stdney Edward,37 Wellington st Hunt-Brooke Miss(see Brooke-Hunt Miss), The Grove Stearne Joseph Philip, 46 Windsor road Merton grange, Upton Penny Frank, Baylis house, St. Paul Steer Alfred Wm. Regent ho. Wellington st Hunter Walter Oswell, 63 Park street Philips Arthur, Tne Mount,Dolphin road Stephens Frank, Hecktield, Sussex p!Me, lsaa.c Charles, Somerton, Salt hill Phillip J ames, 161 High street High street Jackaman Charles J. Highfield, Salt hill Phillips George, 16 High street Stephen!!on Rev. W. E. 1 Clifhm grove Jackson Chas. 3 Relgrave pl.Uxbridge rd Pbillips HPnry, Cro" ood, Uxbridge road Stevens C. H. The Cottag~. Dolphin road Jackson 1( W. 6 DJlphin ro1d Phipps Mrs. P. W. Morcott east, Sussex Steveng Frederick, 21 Sus'lex pl High st Jackson Mrs. The Laurels, Salt hill place, High street St.one Mrs. 93 \Yellington street Jacques Thomas, Holtham, Wexham road Pickard ,Tocelyn, 20 Mackenzie street Stratford Thoma~, Rosedene, Montem lane Jamea George, 9 Diamond road Pink Arthur, Westcli1f, Wexham road Stribling Leonard, Bulstrode, Uxbridgc rd James Mrs. 35 Wellingtc.n street Pole Felix J. C. l Lansdowne avenue Stromqvist Charles, 22 'Vexham road Jefferies Harry Hamilton, Lhmber!s, We1- Pond P. T. Elston, Wexha.m road Stromqvist Gugtaf, Rmlin, Lansdowne a.v lington street Pope Wm. Waiter, Hatfield, The Grove Sron~ Harry Richard. 9.~ Park street Johnson Mrs. K. E. 23 " 7exham road Porter Mrs. Upton park Sullock John, Gara, \Vellington street Jones Frank R. 108 Wmdsor road Pountney H. W. Hazeldene, Upton park Taviner George, Tetsworth house, Sussex Judd John T. Glen Holrne, High street Power Mrs. 12 Upton park place, High street Kasner Herbert, Westville, High street Pulbrook Miss, Wexham ro:Ld Taylor Mason, 31 Church street Kearton Wilfred, Stafford ho. High street Purser Henry, 'l'he Rise, Montem laue Thomas Arthur, 36 Mackenzie street Kelley Gerald Vincent, Chester house, Quayle Mary H. Dial ho. Lansdowne aven Thorn son Harold, Shanklin, Dolphin road The Grove Quick F. Sunnycroft, Sussex pl. High st Thurkettle Mrs. 68 Park street Kissa.ck Alfred, ll Lansdownc avenue Rabbit.t Edward Dawson, 21 Lansdowne TinglPy George William, Montacute, Kyte Emi'Bt, Benachie, Ragstone road avenue, Alexandra crescent Lansdowne avenue La.ngfield Wm. Robt. Filberts, 69 Park st Ramsey Capt. George Graham, 12 Tissington Richard, 42 Wellington street Lawrence George, Almorak, \Vellington st Wellington street Tuwnend Harold, 66 High street Leishman Jas. Meadow bank, Lang1ey rd Ray Harold, EdPndale, \Vexham road Trenow Rev. ThomM Thompson &.K.C.L. Lewis Frederick, 56 Chandos street 1 Ray Miss, ll Curzon street 7 Upton park .
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