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LIST OF SHAEEHOLDEES. OCTOBER, 1875. LONDON WATEKLOW ANJJ SONS, PRINTERS, GREAT WINCHESTER STREET, E.G. i SIIAEEHOLDERS' LIST. Abdy, Miss Ch.irlotto Mary ... Abdenc, Evrieston Park, Kiugston-ou' Thames Aberdeen Towu and County ,J^^^k Aberdeen Aberdeiu, Francis ... Mouti'Dse Ablewhite, Benjamin Mtilmesbury, Wilts Abranis, Samuel ... Argyle Road, Mile End, E Abram, George Perry West Borough House, \Viml>„rne, Dorset Abbo+ , The Ehns, Upton Lane, near Stratford, Essex ' Acl V >f'^i./ Ackeid, George Holland (de- ceased).,. Executrix, Harriott Susan Ackers Congk'toii, Chosliiro Ackland, Frederick Tabor 0, J^tlham Park Road, Upper Toothig, Ackroyd, Ann ... ,.[ ^, Hesketl) Street, Ackroyd, Edward Soutliport ... Back of the Bank, Little IJulto,,, Jjoltou ' Ackroyd, Elizabeth 2, Hesketli Street, Ackroyd, Joseph Sontlijiort ... ^U, Wolsvy lioad East,Mildniay Aconley, Parlc,\ ' Jemmy ... Helmsley, York '' Aconley, Robert ... HuddersHcld Ac!;oii, John Mauchester and Liverpool District Bank, Tuustall, Adam, Lady Stafibrd 1, Lombard Street, E.G. Adams, Robert (deceased) .*.*.' Jcthig Executor, John Adams Selby, Yorkshire Adams, Thomas ... 0, Sydney Terrace, Adams, Henry Lewisham, S.E. Jh, Dover Street, lieicester . I UllAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA. AclaniH, Charles John 40, Gracechurch Street, E.G. Adamson, Joseph Isiah 20, Castle Street, Liverpool Adams, James Scovell 75, Old Broad Street, E.G. Adcock, John Taylor Hexthorpe, Doncaster Addisou, Joseph ... • •• Maplodurwell, Basingstoke Addisou, Richard ... • • • Water Street, Liverpool Affleck, James 9, Ravensworth Terrace, Westgate, Newcastle-on-Tyne Agelasto, Augustus Stephen Liverpool I Agnew, Stair 22, Buckingham Terrace, Edinburgh Aikin, James Gambia Terrace, Liverpool Ainslie, John Archibald (deceased) Executor, Archibald Aiuslie Dodridge Ford, Edinburgh Ainsworth, Thomas 26, Portland Crescent, Plymouth Grove, near Manchester Ainsworth, Thomas 32, Clayton Street, Blackburn Ainslie, Archibald... Dodridge Ford, Edinburgh Ainslie, George Smith Guernsey Aitchison, George Nairne ... 4, Upper Gilmour Place, Edinburgh Aitken, Robert Almont, Girvan, N.B. Aitkeu, James Carron Inn, by Larbert Akroyd, John 2, Royal Exchange Buildings, E.G. Akers, Thomas Henry Northallerton, Yorks Alberts, Carl 55, Francis Street, New Leeds, Leeds Alcock, Mason Ballymena, Co. Antrim Alderson, Revd. Christopher Kirkheaton Rectory, near Hudders- field Alderson, Rev. Christopher, &; Kirkheaton Rectory, near Hudders- Alderson, Mary Augusta field Aldred, John Thomas Grantham Alexander, William Dollin ... Springfield, Upper Clapton, E. Alexander, George William... 30, Lombard Street, E.G. Alexander, Genl. Robert 0, Marlors Road, Cromwell Road, Kensington, W. Alexander, James ... ,,. 10, King's Arn?'. Yard, E.G. Alexander, Miss Charlotte S. 10, King's Arms Yard, E.G. Alexander, Anne ... ... 10, King's Arms Yard, E.G. Alexander, Mary, and Alexander, Catherine Rose Hill House, Dorking Alexander, Julia Charlotte . 128, Harley Street, W. Alexander, James, and Alexander, Julia Charlotte 10, King's Arms Yard, E.G. Alexander, James ... 10, King's Arms Yard, E. C. Wood, William Mark and Fountaine,Charles George Alexander, James, and ... 10, King's Arms Yard, E.C. Alexander, James Dalison Alexander, Sir John W. Bart. 27, Eaton Square, S.W. Alexander, Henry Browne ... The Laurels, Barnes, Surrey Alexander, George Rathvindon, Leighlin Bridge, Ireland Alexander, Kelsick 5, Mount Vernon Green, Liverpool Alexander, Charlotte Melosina Glenmore, Drogheda Elizabeth LIST OF .STIAnEIIOLnERS. AJger, Tob I 2, F(.rd Park, Mutloy, Plymouth Allau, Mrs. Ann ... Sinclair Villa, Croxteth Road, West Dulwich Allan, John (deceased) Acting Executor, John Har- rison Allan 2, Leadeuhall Street, E.C. ,te, Allan, Robert Gilkisou 17, James Street, Liverpool Allan, Alexander ... 70, Great Clyde Street, Glasgow Allan, John 13, Queen Street, Glasgow h Allcard, Edward ... 28, Threadneedle Street, E.C. Cotterill, Thomas and Wansey, Henry Allcard, Thomas ... ... 23, Prince Consort Road,Belsize Park, Hampstead, N.W. nth AUcock, Annerley ... Smethwick, Birmingham Allen, Joseph Kent Villa, Shooter's Hill, S.E. Allen, John Oldfield Hall, Altriucham Allen, James 120, Church Street, Lancaster Allen, Thomas I, Essex Court, Temple, E.C. Allen, Bertram Grey Edenmore, Londonderry, Ireland. 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