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Surrey. ,Luciimond D:mE<l(ORY.J -sURREY. ,lUCIIMOND. J4n Partridge_Wm. David, baker, 2 Clarence ter. St. Mary's gro ·Richmond Hospital (John Fredk. Nall, hon96 surgeon; Geo. Pash Dame] & Co. boot~ shotl makers, 9 King street C. Rowland, sec.; Miss Liddell, matron), Kew I<'~ road Payue Frederick, stationer, 3 Upper Hill street Richmond, Kew & ;petersham Conservative Association Payze Nathaniel. John, corn dealer. 9 Michel's ter. Kew rd (Thomas Skewes-Cox, hon. sec.), 40 Goorge street Pearmnnd SI. house decorator,Montaguecot.Friar's Stilero Richmond Liberal k Radical Club (T. A. HurreU1 sec.), Old Peat William, pianoforte & music seller, 17 Low. George st I<'riar's, The Green Peck Francis, jun. watch maker, 9 Grosvenor road Richmond Main· Sewerage Bo~U!l (J. L. G, E'owell1 clerk). Peerless Frederick K. grocer, 6 Hill street 13 The Green , Peirce Joseph.. & George, gas & hot water fitters, manufac- Richmond Park(H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge K.G. ~r; turing k furnishing ironmon~ers, 2 George street Major-Gen.T. H. Clifton, deputy; H. G. Sawyer, keeper, Peirpoint Henry, boot maker, Kew road • Bog lodge, The Park) Penicud Sarah(Mrs. ),dairy,IsSheenDaleter.Lw.Mortl.ake rd Richmond Permanent Benefit Building Society (Alfred Pennefather Charles, grocer, Kew road Hewer, sec.), 2 Upper Hill street Pennyfeather William, manager of the London & County Richmond Savings Hank (open mondays, 12.30 a.m.) {E.. 8. Bank & treasurer to the union & rural sanitary authority, Hlott, sec.), Paradise road · 2:1 George street . Richmond School of Art (David Marwood ;F.S.A. principal), Pennin,.,<rton Ernest, auctioneer, GrosYenor buildgs. Kew rd Halford house. Ha.lford road ' Pentlelow Waiter Ha.ss, grocer, Paradise road Richmond Steam Laundry (Chas. J. Bailey~mngr.),Sheen pk Pentelow Waiter William, grocer &c. 4 Lower George street Richmond Town Cricket Ground & A~hletic ABsocia~ion Pheby Alfred, saddler, I- Shaftesbury teJTace, Kew road Limited (Edwin Ash, aec.), Kew foot road Piggott A. M. draper, 9 & 10 Crescent, Kew road Richmond TownHall(F. C. Mouflet,proprietor), Hillstreet Piggott l<'rederick, cabinet maker; upholsterer & under- Richmond & Twickenham Timea (Edward King, printer & taker, 14 & 13 ueorge street proprietor; publishod satorday), 14 King street Piggott l<'rederick, house, land k estate agent & valuer, Richmond Vestry Accountant's Office (The) (William Penn- auctioneer & 11urveyor; administrations for probate &c. Lewis, accountant), Church walk 13 & 14 George street , Richmond Vestry WaterWorks Office (William Goorge Peirce, Pigram Hrbt. frencij. polishr. I Clarence viis. St. Mary'sgro residen~ engineer), Waterside Pilgrim I<'anny (Mrs.~ laundress, 27 Crown terrace Rigby Charles, builder,~ Halford place, Paradise road Pines John, greengrocer, ~ Houblon road Ripley Evt>rard Henry, naturalist, 6 Paved court , Pitt & Scott, foreign carriers, Did ,Palace Roberts Robert Owen, beer retailer, Red Lion street Pitt-Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, I Larkfield road Robey Chas. hairdresser, 15 The Quadrant& 2 Upper Hill Bt Plumridge Caroline (Miss); fancy repository, 3 }''oxton ter- Robinson John & Sons, auctioneers, The Square race, Friar's Stile road 1 Robinson William & Co. dyers, 6 HiU placet Upper Hill street Ponsford Samuel Wm. tailor, 6 Hill place, Upper Hill street Robson Edward, solicitor, I Little g~n ~oole Daniel Ralph, boot maker, 7 Brewer's lane Rollison Vincent, brewer, Friar's lane & The Square Pooley Frederick Abraham, beer retailer, Manh Gate road Rosser William, furniture dealer, 5 Mitchel's row Pope Maria (Mrs.), tobacconist, Kew road Rossitter George, gasfitter, x8 King street Popham Cath. (Mrs.), lodging oo. 6 Alma nls. Rosemont rd Row Arthur, Hurlington House schooL King's road Potier Agnes (Mrs.), park butcher, ~2 Kew road Rowland Jn, Taylor x.n. medical officer of health, The Green Powe Isaiah, boot maker, 76 George street Rowland Reginald, tailor, 3 Church court Powell Chaa. Wealey, boot & shoe ma. x6 & 17 Up. Hillst;. Royal Laundry (The) (Thomas Wilson, supt. h Kew Foot; rd Powell James Le8liu Grove, solicitor, 7~ Church road Royal Standard Coffee Palace (Richard Turner, manager), Precious Rd. & Ellea (Miss), drapers. 2 Michel's ter. Kew rd 18 The Quadrant Prest James, linen draper~ 7 King street Rudd George Henry, dentist, 2 Castle terrace, Hill street Princess Mary Adelaide's Home for Servants (Miss l{ersey, Rusbridge Mary (Mrs.), curiosity dealer, 3 Kew road matron), 4 The ureen. ,l Rydon Henry William, buil~r, 51 (;purca road Public Baths (Alfred Boon1 manager), Park shot Saddington Joseph, landscape gardener, 4 Batb te~ce, Puddick Ann (Mr!'l. ), beer retailer, Lower Mortlake road Asgill road , Punnett Walter Henry, foreman of gas works, Manor road Sadgrove George, greengrocer, Red Lion street Queen Elizabeth's A~houses 1 Vineyard St. John's Collegiate School (Alfred Charles Thomll-8 JJ,.J.. Quinnell James, ~~en. boo~ ma. 4 Shaftesbury ter. Kew road master), Carrington lodge, MarshGate road Quinnell James, jun. boot & shoe maker, Church walk Samuels Charles, wine & beer retailer, 1.1 Belvedere place, Rabbits & Son, boot makers, 4 The Quadran~ Marsh Gate road Raggett Mark, tailor~ Kew road 1 1 1 Samuels James, cab proprietor, Prince& road RandallWilliam Frederjck,landscape gardener,9 Altna. villas, Sanders Thomas Henry, upholsterer, Kew r.;md Rosemont road Sands & Co. fancy drapers, AlexaB.dra house, Upper Hill st Ratcliff Thomas, butcher, 10 Lower George street Sansom Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 1 & a Kew l''oot road Raymond Jatnes. gr~r & dairyman, 20 & 21 King st Sapsworth Henry, boo~ & shoe maker, 9 & 10 Kew road . Rea John Alexander, grocer, 4 Castle terrace, llill street Sapswortb. Sidney Charles, greengrocer, 1.5 Kew road Read Frederick, plumber, 18A~ Halford tettace Sargent Edward John, hair dresser, 3 Royal terracj!, Hlllst Read Richard, chemist, & post office, 3 Michel's ter. Kew rd Saville Arthur, tailor, 3 Paradise villas, Paradise road Read Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Albert road Sawyer Henry •G. park keeper, Bog lodge, Richmond parlt Redknap Henry, boat builder; Waterside & pleasure boat Schornshein l<'erdinand Oscal', confectioner, 5 Hill stree~ owner, Red Lion street - . Seal Arthur Henry & Crn buildent & contractors, Grove rd ReeceKate(Mrs. ), wine & spirit dlrs.7Shaftesbury ter. Kew rd Searle William, baker, Re<i Lion street Reffell Brothers, corn dealers, 8 Crescent, Kew road Seeley Alfred, photographer, 23 Ouslow road R.egan Henry, boot maker, II .Upper Hill street Seeley Joseph, solicitor, 3 Larktield road Reid Jane (Miss), dress maker, 13 Donstable villas Seifert M. teacher of languages, 5 Bath terrace1 Asgill road Reynolds & Co. ironmongers, 12 & 74 George street Selle William Christian, professqr of music, 5 Old Palace Reynolds & Co. oil & color men, Red Lion street terrace, The Green Reynolds John. cab proprietor, 9 Shaftesbury ter. Kew road Selwood James, green,o-rocer, Kew road Richards George Oliver M:.R.c.s.& L.D.S.Eng. dentist, Onslow Senior Frederick Bernard, solicitor, provisional town clerk, gardens, The Green vestry clerk, superintendent registrar, & clerk to school Richards Peter, wine & spirit mercht. u Royal ter: Hill st board attendance committee & to burial board, ~ Upper Richardson Arthur, baker, Dunstable ter•. Marsh Gate road Hill street Richer Fredk. Valentine,pianoforte tuner,J Sion vils.Kew rd Settree Thomas Henry, cook & confectioner, 5 George street Richmond Assembly Rooms(Jn.Robinson.lessee), TheSquare Shepherd David, Queen's hotel, Richmond hill Richmond Athenreum (Frank Pacey, hon. 8ec. ), Little green Shepherd Timothy, domestic machinery dealer & sewing Richmond College (Jas. Haysman, principal), Little green machine depi>t, 9 Upper Hill street & 64, Kew road Richmond Conservative Club (Thomas Skewes Cox, hon. Sillett James, Mitre inn, St. Mary'.s grove sec.), Lsrkfield lodge, Kew road Simpson Richard William, fancy stationer, & post office. 5 Richmond Club (T. A. Armitage, hon. sec.), North umber- Matson place, Ma.rsh.Gate road 4 . land house, Lower road 1 Sims Frederick, builder, Paradise road Richmond Dispensary (W. Yates k H. B. Boulter, surgeons; Sinfield James, Cricketers P.H. The ureen Alfred John Wood, sec.), 17 The Green Singer Manufacturing Co. Lim.(Hy. Raper, agent),7 Kew-td Richmond Free Public Library (Frank Pa.cy, librarian), Skene Alexander, grocer, see Cunnington & Skene Little Green Skewes-Cox Thomas, solicitor, 40 George street . Richmond Gas Co. (Thomas May A.M.I.C.E. engineer & Skinner Tom Francis, builder, Holmsley house. Sheen road manager; William A~ Deane, inspector~ Edmund Bates Slater George, wine & spirit. merchant, 6 Uoorge stt-eet Hlott, sec.) ; offices, Little grn. ; works, Low. Mortlake rd Slater Rose (Mrt~. ). servants' registry office, !l Matson place, B,jchmond Herald (Richard William Simpson, printer & pro- Marsh Gate road prietor ; published fri. ), 5 Matson place, Marsh Gate rd . Slawson William P. baker, 2 St.-John's place, Kew rO&d .
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