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HAMPSHIRE. • BEA 679 Bartlett Edwin, Yarroma, Pembroke Basinetl.M COURT DffiECrORY.] HAMPSHIRE. • BEA 679 Bartlett Edwin, Yarroma, Pembroke BasinetL.M. Fernda1e,Hoperd.Shnk1n Batten G.W.2 East Park t.er.Sthmptn road, Bournemouth Bas~ng Henry, 79 Lower Stockbridge Batten George Charles, 84 Waterloo rd. Bartlett Frank W. The Limes, Romsey road, Winchester Freemantle, Southampton BartlettF .B.66Britannia. rd.nth.Sthsea Baskett Henry, Bentick house, Batten H. A. W. East Meon, Petero:field .. Ba.rtlett F. Avening, Queen's rd. Cowes Edmund road, Southsea. Batten Mrs. Chequers rd. Basingstoke Bartlett George, 70 St. Michael's rd. Bass-Thomson Mrs. Woodside, Ly- Batten Mrs. 13 Clausentum rd. Bevois Aldershot mington town. Southampton Bartlett George. 3 Osborne place, Mill Basset Mrs. Ivy house, Woolton Hill, Batten Mrs. I West vw.Newport,I.ofW Hill road, Cowes Newbury Ba.ttenberg H.R.H. Princess Henry of Bartlett Harold, 5 Culver villas, Vie- Ba.ssett Rev.Alfred Young M.A.Holm- (Princess Beatrice Mary Victona. toria. road, Sandown RS.O. I. of W field, Clarence road, Shanklin Feodore), Whippingham, East Cowes Dartlett H.4ro Commercial rd.Landprt Bassett C. H. 127 Avenue rd.Sthmptn Batters Miss, ro6 Payne's road, Free­ Bartlett Hy. 65 Swanm1re rd. Ryde Bassett Charles Robert, Gordon villa, mantle, Southampton Bartlett Jesse, Bedhampton, Havant Bitterne, Southampton Battersby Mrs. Fernhurst, Dean Park Bartlett John P. Beaconsfield villa, Bea- Bassett George Forbes B.A. Millbrook road, Bournemouth consfield road, Basingstoke lawn, Shirley, Southampton Batting John, Breach farm, Cbilton Bartlett Misses, East street, llavant Ba.ssett Mrs. Bally-gunner house, Dean Candover, Alresford Bartlett Mrs. 6 Glenlyon terrace, Belle- Park road, Bournemouth Batting Joseph, The Hermitage, New vue terrace, Southampton . Bassett Mrs. Victoria house, Mill- road, Basingstoke Bartlett Mrs. Hazelmount, Sh1de cres- brook, Southampt?n . Battiscomb& Capt. H. L. Tregew, cent, Newport, I. of W Bassett Robert Cecil, Berlin lodge, Gervis road east Bournemouth Bartlett Mrs. Red Knights, Windsor Millbrook, Southampton Bauer Robert Au~stus, Gawsworth, road, Boscombe, Bournemouth Bastick Sidney, 44 Lodge rd. Bevois Prince of Wales road, Westbourne, Bartlett Mrs. 29 Green road, Southsea mount, Southampton Bournemouth Bartlett Mrs. ro Norfolk sq. Southsea Batcheler Mrs. N'lrth street, Havant Baugh Rev. T. 4 Hereford rd. Sonthsea Bartlett Ralph C. The Limes, Romsey BatchelorCapt.6 Church rd.Bournemtb Baumgarten Miss, 2 Clarence :r ad, Bartlett S. D. x6 Hilllane,South!!.mptn Batchelor Capt. W. Campamento, Southsea Bartlett S. Solby's rd. Basingstoke Alexandra road, Farnborough Baverstock Chas. Geo. Rockliffe, Win- Bartlett Thomas, Ashurst bridge, Batchelor George, 6I Kent road, chester road, Shirley, Southampton Eling, Southampton Portswood, Southampton Baverstock Joseph, I Mount Pleasant, Barton Maj. Montagu J.P. Woodlands, Batchelor James, q Strand, Ryd& Bitterne, Southampton Fleet, Winchfield Batchelor Miss,2 Clarenoo sq.Gosport Baxendale Joseph W., M.A., J.P., Barton Col. William Robert R.A. Batchelor Miss, Park road, South Hay· D.L. Hursley park, Winchester Malta villa, Little Anglesey, Gosport ling, Havant Baxter George, 37 Avenue rd. Gosport Barton Rev. Charles, 2 Devonshire Batchelor M. 56 The Avenue,Sthmptn Baxter Miss, Branksome Firs, Princess villas, Church rd. Sholing, Sthmptn Ba.tchelor Mrs. 7 Bellevue ter.Southsea road, Westbonrne, Bournemouth Barton Rev. Henry Charles Mitford Batchelor Mrs. 31 St. Edward's road, Baxter Mrs. 23 Pain's road, Southsea. M . .A. Vicarage, Burley, Ringwood Southsea Baya.rd Miss, 35 St. Edward's road, Barton Rev. Henry S. 177 West street, Batchelor Richard R. r2 St. Peter's Southsea. Fareham- grove, Southsea Bayer A. G. 94 Kingston cres.Landprt Barton Rev. Joseph M.A. East Leigh, Batchelor William James, 9 Eastgate Bayford John James, 57 Romsey road, Havant street, Winchester Shirley, Southampton Barton A. H. -67 Cranbury av.Sthmptn Bateman Rev. Jobn, The Manse, Bayford Miss, North cottage, Twyford, Barton Arthur H. Fern lea, Basing- Niton, Ventnor Winchester stoke Bateman Fredk. Farnborough green, Bayl Mrs. Bridge house, 3 St. James' :Barton Bertram Francis, Burley ,Wool~ Farnborough street, Winchester ton hill, Newbury Bateman Joseph Hartley, High clere, Bayley Capt. Abel Henry, Reeth lodge, Barton Frank Henry, Essex cottage, Mill Hill road, Cowes Niton, Ventnor Godshill, 1Vroxhall R.S.O. I. of W Bateman Mrs. x Southern villas, Bur· Bay~ey Joseph G. Oak lea, Hook, Barton Geo. 2 Buckland ter.Lymngtn goyne road, Southsea. Winchfield Barton Henry M. R. 84 St. Andrew's Batemau Robert W. Durham house, Bayley Mrs. H. Melville, Atherley rd. road, Southsea Lansdowne road, Bournemouth Southampton Barton Isaac, 2r Partlands aven. Ryde Bater Rev. Stephen, Fawley, Morley Bayley Wm. Hy. Hook, Winchfield Barton John L. D . .3 The Crescent, St. road, Pokesdown, Bournemouth. Bay~ey Wm. Hy. New st. Basingstok'&- James' lane, Wmchester Baterdez:. Ralph Rae, 54 Cambr1dge Baylis Mrs. Kinloss Surrey road Barton Miss, 6a, Clifton rd. Winchester road, Southampton Bournemouth ' • Barton Miss A. Rosebank, Rownhams, Bafll's Col. Henry Stratton J.P. Lang- Bayliss Jn. Bellair, East st. Havanb Southam_Pton . tons, New Alre~ford Bayliss Mr"!!. Morley's col, Winchester Barton M1ss Em1ly, Holly mount, Bates Sergt-.-MaJor John R.E. 18 Bayliss Mrs. 22 Victoria. gro. Southsea Rownhams, Southamp_ton Avenue road, Gosport Bayly Col. Fredk. Jas. Stohorough Barto-r;t Mrs_ Fern lea, Cliddesden road, Bates S. E. Manydo'!n park, Wootton grange Littledown rd. Bournemouth Basmgstoke Sb. Lawrence, Basmgstoke ' . Barton Mrs. Moorconrt, Cavendish Bates Edgar, 19 Archer's rd.Sthmptn Bayly Hr. L. rB Mel~a st. Ryda place, Bournemouth Bates Mrs. 23 Nightingale rd.Sonthsea Bayly Miss, x Bury villas, Bury road, Barton Mrs. Shawford, Winchester Bates W. Spring rd. Sholing,Sthmpton Alverstoke, ':Josport , Barton Mrs. Bolton, Boscombe cottage, Bath Henry T. 64 High st. Lymington Bayiy Mrs. Lergh, Park ho. Fa.rnboro Wharncliff rd. Boscombe, Bournemth Bath James, 243 Shirley road, Free· Baynes Donald, The _Grange, South- Barton S.H.57 Alexandra rd.Sthmptn mantle, Southampton bourne-on-Sea., Chr1stchurch Bartram George N. Woodlyn, The Bathe Allan .A., M.A., M.D. Royal Bazeley. Henry, Winchester road, Avenue, Branksome pk. Bournemth National hosp :tal, St. Lawrence, Eastle~gh R.S:O Bartter Mrs. 8 Chichester road Buck· Ventnor Beach M1ss, 8 High st.Newport, I of W land, Portsmouth ' Bathe Anthony John, 8 & 9 Hanover Beach W. F. Fairlight, Apley, Ryde Bartwell F.T. 6 St.David's rd.Southsea buildings & Coll<>ge place, London Beacon Mrs. Sanmarez, Derby road, Bartwell Mrs. The Willows, Steep, road, Southampton Bournemou.th Petersfield Bather Rev. .A.rthur G., M . .A. 8 Kings- Beadle Charles H. The Rosery, New- Baruch Julius, Hawthorndene, Flo~ gate street, Winchester port road, Cow<!S rence road, Shnnklin . Bather Mrs. 38 New Alma. rd.S'hmptn Bea4Je George James, xB Albert road, Bascombe Henry, Ingles1de, Purewell, Bathurst Lady Evelyn, St. Hilda, Sea Hill lane, Southampton Christchurch view, Ryde Beadle Mrs. 31 Gains rd. Southsea Bascombe James, St. Heliers, Derby Bathurst Lieut.-Col. Sir Fredk.Arthur Beadon Lady, Th& Grove, Fleet, road, Landport Thomas Hervey- bart. Somborne Winchfield Basevi Capt. W. H. Nimescott, Read- ho. Lit. Somborne, Stockbdg R.S.O Beadon MajO!l" Wm. Hammet, Upwood, ing road, Farnborough Batson John, 13 Shirley road, Free- Florence road, Boscombe,Bournemth Bashford Col. Charles Brome A.D.C. mantle, Southampton Beadon Col. Regina.ld, Deechfield, J.P. Soberton Towers, Soberton, Batt Charles, roo Waterloo roa.d, Fre~ Ba.ssett, Southampton Bishop's Waltham S.O mantle, Southampton Beagley Edward, Rosebury cottage, Bashford Rev. Herbert Lionel M.A. Batt Miss, Rose cottage, Micheldever Farringdon, .Alton Garsdale, New Brighton, Emsworth Batt Miss, 9 Weyhill road, Andover BeaJ. Mrs. 48 Sheffield road, Fratton, Basing Lord, Hoddington house,Upton Batb Mrs. 3 Cottage grove, Sonthsea I Portsmouth Grey, Winchfield; & Arthur's club Batt Mrs. 89 St . .Andrew's rd.Sonthsea Beale Alfred, Redlands, Herbert road, SW & Naval &; Military clubs, Batt William Stanley, 79 London road, Westbourne, Bournemouth London W North End, Portsmouth .
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