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Wiltshire. Far 275 COURT DIRECTORY.] WILTSHIRE. FAR 275 Dimmer Mrs. Shrewton S.O Du Boulay Rev. Francis Houssemayne Edwards Waiter Thomas, I Devonshire Dimmick Rev. T. High st. Pewsey M.A. Rectory, Heddingt()n, Calne villas, The Sands, Swindon Dimond Rev. Richard, 36 Harcourt Dubourg Augustus William, The Elford Rev. Chas. E. Bulford, Salisbry terrace, Salisbury Mount, Wilton, Salisbury Elliker John, Fourwoods common, Diplock John, Clarendon house, Cla- Duck Edward, Vine• cottage, Pickwick, Holt, Trowbridge rendon gardens, Trowbridge Corsham R.S.O Elling Richd. S4 Market pl.Warminstr Diplork Thomas, Skurrayfield, Wing- Duck Esau, Bu.rton hill, Malmesbury Elliott F. M. Biddestone, Chippenham field road, Trowbridge Duck Thomas, 38 New rd. Chippenhm Elliott John, ,8g Clifton st.New Swindn Dirom Mrs. Fyfield Manor house, Mil· Duck T. J. St. Paul street, Chippenhm Elliott Miss, 32 St. Paul st.Chippenhm ton, Pewsey Dudman J ames, Belgravia, Bourne Elliott Mrs. Box, Chippenham Disbrowe H. Sidney M.A. Master's avenue, Salisbury Ellis Ernest, 4 Church pl.New Swindon .house, Lon~o.n road, Salisbury Dugdale Rev. Sidney M.A. The Vicar- Ellis Miss, 7 Milton rd. New Swindon Dixon Capt. William,Bath rd. Melkshm age, Westbury Ellis S. Overton ho.Brown st.Salisbury Dixon Rev .. Henry Lancelot M.A. 2 St. Du~as Ma.da.me, 16 Sheppard street, Elsip James, Luckington, Chippenham .John's villas, Boreham rd.Warmnstr New Swmdon . Elwell Robert Reginald, Hampton D~xon Chas. A. Southcott ho. Pewsey Duncan Rev. John M.A. VIcarage, Mill lodge, Highworth, Swindon D1xon Henry P. Southcott ho. Pewsey street, Calm~ Emmett Miss Sturfo:rd cottage Cors- Dixon Mrs. The Chantry, High street, Dunford Mrs. Monckton Deverill,B~th ley, Warmi~ste:r ' .Pewsey . Dunlap Rev. James Dunlap M.A. High Emmett Mrs. Bowden hill, Chippenhm D!Xon Percy,. 2 Devonshire villas, The street, Corsham R.S.O England Robert, Holt, Trowbridge Sands, Swmdon Dunn Lt.-Col. Thos. Duncan Wm. J.P. Ensell Rev. C. H., B.A. Pitton, Salsbry Dixon R. Wootton Rivers,Marlborough Rowdeford ho. Bromham, Chippnbm Ensor Rev. G., M.A. Heywood, Wstbry Dixon Robert, High street, Pewsey Dunning Jonathan, II Long st.Deviz.es Ensor John A., M.A. Marlborough col- Dixon Robert Henry, Leon house, Dunsdon John, Westrop, Easton, Cor- lege, Marlborough .West end, Melksham sham R.S.O . Ensor J. A. East Tisbury, Salisbury D!Xon Stephen B. Church st. Pewsey Dunsdon Mrs. P1ckwick road, Cor- Erskine Gratney R. z. The Manor, Up- Dixon-Stewart Rev. John Fletcher, sham R.S.O ton Lovell S.O Stanton St. Bernard, Pewsey S.O Dunston Frederick Warburton J.P. Erskine Mrs. z. Portway ho.Warmnstr Docking John E. Unity villa, West- Burltons, Donhead St.Ma.ry,Salisbry Estcourt Rev. Edmund Waiter M.A. bourne garde~s, Trowbridge Durd~n Hy. 3 Brunswick ter.Swindon The Rectory,Long Newnton,Tetbury Dodd E~wd. H1gh st.Wootton. Bassett Durdm Robert Charles Garde, Great Estridge H. W. Minety ho. Malmesbry Dodd Misses, The Sands, Swmdon Bedwyn, Hungerford E~:~tridge John Julius, Church farm, Doddington James, 7 Gordon terrace, DurrantReginald Graham M.A.,F.C.S. Sutton Veny Warminster Trowbridge rd. ~radford~on-Avon Marlborough college~ Marlborough Etchells John Wm. Upton Lovell S.O Dodson Mrs. Rose villa, Semmgton rd. Dyas Henry M. Everle1gh, Marlboro' Etty Lytelton, 7 High street, Swindon Melksham . Dyas Miss, The Green, Calne Evans Rev. David D.Low.rd.Westbury Doel Mrs. Ashmore house, Trowbndge Dyer John, The Headlands, Downton, Evans Rev. Wm. Downton, Salisbury Doel ~rs. Popla,rs, Studley, Trowbdg Salisbury . Evans Arthur George, Chippenllaro Domvile Rev. Charles 0>mpton M.A. Dyer The ~1sses, Glendale Townsend, Evans Harold Scott, Avon lodge,Strat- Rectory, Nettleton, Chippenham Box, Ch1p:penham ford-sub-Castle, Salisbury Donaldson James,Eversley,Westbourne Dyer The M1sses, Malvern, Clarendon Evans Mrs. Fern bank Trowbridge road, Trowbridge gardens, Trowbridge . Evans Mrs. T. Sherstdn, Malmesburv Dore HenrY:, Yew Tree cottage, Brom- Dyer Mrs. 28 Sheppard st.NewSwmdn Evans Richd. T. 36 Castle st.Salisbury ha~, Chippenham DykeMrs.14Market st.Brad~d.-on-Avn Evans William Everett, Alexandra viis. Darling Rev. E. Earle M.A. The Close, Dyke Mrs. Netheravon, Salisbury Wingfield road Trowbridge Salisbury Dyke Mrs. Upton Lovell S.O Eve A Stewart M.A Marlborouoh Doswo;ll S. E. High stroot,Malmesbu.ry Eames Mrs. Nightingale villa, Wood- college, Marlborough. b Dote.sw Mrs. 4 .A.vonfield te:rrace,Trow- borough, Pewsey Evenden Miss, 31 Bath rd. Swindon bn~ge r?a.d, Brad!ford-on-Avon Earle Rev:. Charles Stratford B.A.Rec- Evens Mrs. 20 Sheppard st.NewSwindn Dotesw William C. 2 Albert terrace, tory, Little Langford, Steeple Lang- Everard Miss The Hall Laverstock St. Margaret st. Bradford-on-Avon ford S.O Salisbury ' ' ' Douglas Miss, Church st. Mere, Bath Earle Mrs.2Woolley st.Bradfd.-on-Avn E erett C J F J p Th Cl S 1,b 1 1 Douglas Miss, Godolphin school, Mil- Earle V. H. Fernleigh, Hillwth.Devizes Ev tt Ro · A. t.h, · J. e hoMse,AaRs y vere ev. r ur osep . ec- f ord hill , Sali s b ury E astI ey R ev. J . G eorge, Shers t on, t S tt y W · t Douse Robert Henry, Aldersley, Brad- Malmesbury ory, u 0 ~ e~y, armms er . le road Trowbridge Ea.ttell Mrs. Lickhill road Calne Everett ~· Onel vils.Innox,~rowbndge yd J' K "th E ill W d ll Ch S · ' h Every Richard, St. Mary's villa, Strat- D ow en . ru , wenv e, yn - Eatwe arles, prmgfie1 d ouse, f d d St tf d b C tl S b ham road, Salisbury Broad Town, Swindon or r ·. ra or -su • as. e, as1 ry Dowding Rev. William M.A. (vicar), Eddowes C. Maddington,Shrewton S.O Ew~rt Mis, Broadleas, Devizes .. Idmiston, Salisbury Eddrup Rev. Edward Paroissien M . .A.. Ew~ng Rev. Robert M.A. Holy Tn_rnty Dowding G. Slaughterford,Chippenhm Vicarage, Bremhill, Calne ~carage, Stallard .street, Trowbndge Dowding Mrs. Albion villa, Causeway, Eden Robert H. H. East Hill house, Ewmg J.Holly ho.Cli:ffe Pypard,S.wndn Ohi~penham Heytesbury S.O Exten Mrs. 23 E~~ell st. Warmmste:r Dowding Mrs. Castle st. Mere, Bath Edgell Rev. Edward Betenson M . .A.., Eyre-Matcham W1lliam Eyre .D.L.,J.P. Dowding Mrs. Deverell house, Pres- J.P. Rectory, Bromham,Chippenhm New house, Redlynch, Salisbury hute, Marlborough Edmeades Rev. Matthew R., M.A. Eyers I~aac, Ed_ward street, W~stbury DowdleW.8 Woolley st.Bradfd.-on-Avn (vicar), Gt. Bedwyn, Hungerford Eyres E.~ay bndge,Lacock,Ch1ppnhm DDwland Mrs. The Close, Salisbury Edmonds Mrs. The Cottage, High st. EJ!e~ Mis~, Amesbury Dowling Mrs.13 Langley rd.Chippnhm Bishopstone, Shrivenham R.S.O. Faulie F.mrweather! Cannonbury ho. Drake F. Langley Fitzurse, Chippnhm (Berks) ~ast Tisbury, Salisbury . Drake Thos. G. Limpley Stoke, Bath Edmunds J.F.:zoSt.Mary st.Chippnhm Faithfull Rev. Wyndham Jas. Hamilton Draper Henry Foulger, Waveney ho. Edmunds Richard, Lambourne house, B.A. Rectory, Oaksey, M!llmesbury Marshfield road, Chippenham Winsley, Bradford-on-Avon Fane Edmund Douglas Ve1tch D.L., Drew Edwall'd, Wylye S.O Edney Edward, The Pollards, London J.P. Boyton house, Upton Lovell S.O Drew J. F. Island house, Devizes road, Salisbury Farebrother Aubrer H. B. Werneth, Drew Miss, Manton, Marlborough Edwardes John P.A.Market pl.Salisbry London road, Salisbury Drew Miss, Percy villa, Quemerford, Edwards Major John, Manor house, Farebrother H?race John Ll~yd, Lee- Calne Berwick St. John, Salisbury hur:;t, Wyndnam park, Salisbury Drew Mrs. I Albany ter. Trowbridge Edwards George, London road, Calne Farmer Mrs. Manor Fatm house, East DrewMrs. Clyde vil. Shelburne rd.Calne Edwards Henry,Prospect cottage,Holt, Grafton, Mar~borough Drew William, 22 Victoria st.Swindon Trowbridge FarmerS. W. Lit. Bedwyn, Hungerfrd Dring Jas. John, Devizes wick, Devizes Edwards Miss, 7 & 8 Millbrook, Mil- Farquhar J., M.D. Burbage, Marlboro' Dring Thomas Augustus, Ende:rly, ford hill, Salisbury Farr Rev. Charl~s James M.A. Strat- OlaTendon, Trowbridge EdwardsMrs.42Boreham rd.Warmnstr ford Tony, Salisbury Driver Miss, Bank st:reet, Melksham Edwards Mrs. Hilperton house, Hil- Farr A.llarbrook,Ramsbury,Hungerfrd Drury Henry D., M.A. 128 High st. perton, Trowbridge Farrant George Herbert, St. Clar6, Marlborough Edwards Mrs. Ramsbury, Hungerford Wilton road, Salisbury Dry Rev. Thomas M.A. Rectory, Edwards Mrs. Urchfont, Devizes Fa:rrant Miss, Westbourne, Wilton :rd. Rushall, Pewsey Edwards Mrs.West Lavington,Devizes Salisbury DryMrs.Cotham ho.Devizes rd.Swindn Edwards Wm. B. 2 Stanley ter.Devizes FarrowE.F.The Abbey brwy.Ma.lmsbry w1Lrs. 1s• .
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