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672 Gun Somersetshire 672 GUN SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's ; GRoCERS-continued. Weir Dominick, A.bingdon street,Burn- Edney J. R. & H.; works, Cannington. Theobald & Son, 7 Stall street, Bath ham R.S.O Bridgwater Thomas Enoch l''rank, Pill, Bristol tWelch & Co. Market square, Mid- Gane Joseph, 9 l'enel Orlieu, Bridgwtr Thomas John, Charlton Horethorne, somer Norton, Bath Helyar & Sons, 93 Middle st. Yeovil Sherborne Welch George, Winsham, Chard Hinton George, West of England gun Thomas Mrs. Margt. 5 Newarkl st.Bath West of England (The) Supply Stores works, Fore street, Taunton Thorne Brothers, London house & (Wyndham Burston, proprietor), 77 Little Hy. Chas. I4 Silver st. Yeovil Somerset house,Wiveliscombe R.S.O High street & 8o Royal arcade, Wes- Morris Edmund, II Penel Orlieu, Thorne Mrs. Frances Ann, 74 Bath ton-super-Mare Bridgwatel' road, Bridgwater West Somerset Supply Stores (George GU'l'TA PERCHA MANUFRS Thorne Frederick, Montacute 8.0 Greenbam, manager). Market place, · Thring George M. Horsington, Bath Martock R.S.O India Rubber, Gutta Percha 8c tThring Robert Hatcher, London road, West Alwin, 2 Gloucester street, Bath Telegraph Works eo. Limited; Milborne port, Sherborne (Dorset) Westcombe T. B. 9I Hill rd. Clevedon offices, IOO & Io6 Cannon street. Tilley John, Market square, Crewkerne Westlake F.T.I9 St. John st. Bridgwtr London E C; works, Silvertown, Tilley Richard, Faulkland, Bath Whatley John,25High st.Twerton,Bath London E; branch, 28 Clare street, Tilt & Co. Park st. Minehead! R.S.O Wheadon Edward, Silver st. Dminster Bristol; gutta percha sheets & Tomsett John,North st.Langport R.S.O Wheeler Mrs. Elizh. 28 Keyford,Frome tissues, golf balls, tubing, buckets &o Tovey Mr~- Prances, High street, Mid- Wheeler Emest Robert, Sladebrook, YPSUM MANUFACTURERS somer l"orton, Bath Twerton, Bath G · Townsend & Son, North Petherton, White Mrs. Cecilia,Kingston Seymour, Wedlake Jarnes, Watchet S. 0 Bridgwater Bristol Tozer Geo. North Petherton, Bridgwtr White Charles, 29 Keyford, From& HABERDASHERS. Tozer William, Combe down, Bath White Herbert, West Stoke, Stoke- Davies Miss E. K. I London st. Bath Treasure John, Ooleford, Bath under-Hamdon S.O Evans & Owen Limited, I, 2, 5, 6, 7 & Treasure S. Stoke St. Michael, Bath White William, jun. Hardington 9 Bartlett street; I, 2, 3, 4• 5, 7• 8, Trestain & Williams, Watchet S.O Mandeville, Yeovil 9, IO & II St. A.ndrew's ten-ace & 8, Trevett Hy. 94 & 95 Middle st. Yeovil tWhite William Charles, St. James 9· Io, n, 12, I3 & 14 Alfred st. Bath Trott David, Fumham, Chard street, South Petherton S.O Hagley E. 20 Hill road, Clevedon. Trowbridge Alfred Ernest. Buckland Whitehead T. Northgate, Bridgwater See advertisement Dinbam, Frome Whitehead William, Hornblotton, Nicholls & Co. 8 & 9 Cornhill, Bridg- Tucker Benjamin, 24 South avenue, Castle Cary S.O water Oldfield park, Bath Whittington Wm. Hy. Exford, Tanntn Stockall Alfred, 12 Snmmerlay's place. Tucker Mrs. E. Middlezoy, Bridgwater Widgery Frederick, Church street, Pulteney road, Bath Tucker R. W. High st. Weston, Bath Highbridge R.S.O Walker & Leng, 3 Milsom street, Bath Tucker Wm. 3 Angel cres. Bridgwater Wilde George, Pill, Bristol HABIT MAKERS. Tucker William, Milverton R.S.O Wilkins Henry, Langford, Bristol Tucker Wm. J. St. Saviour's rd. Bath Wilkins Peter John. Banwell R.S.O Fone John A.. Market st. Crewkerne Tuckey William Elias, 17 St. Peter's Williams Brothers, Long Sutton,J.ang- Swain & Son, High street, Bruton S.O terrace, Twerton, Bath port R.S.O Wheadon Robert Poole (ladies'). Tuckwell Richd. 2oa, Westgate 8t.Bath Williams J. W. & Co. Williton, Tauntn Leicester house, Dminster Tudball Abraham, Withypool, Taunton Williams & Son, Pilton, Shepton Mallet Turner Edmnnd, Post office, Lydeard tWilliams C.W.I2 Widcombe par.Bath HAIR DRESSERS. St. Lawrence, Taunton Williams Miss Elizabeth, Post office, A.dams Samuel James, Bow street, Tntt William Alfred, Horsecastle, Stoke St. Gregory, Taunton Langport R.S.O. & Market place, Y atton, Bristol Williams G. Benedict st. Glastonbury Somerton S. 0 tTyler Spencer, 52 High street; 35 Williams George, East town, Pilton, Arnold Joseph, so Vicarage st. Yeovil Church road & 78 Meadow street, Shepton Mallet Bagley B. W. Park st. Minehead R.S.O Weston-super-Mare . Williams Henry, 2 Sydenham terrace, Baker John, 37 Middle street, Yeovil Tyte Samuel, 53 & 55 High st. Wells Combe down, Bath Bale Charles, Dulverton R.S.O Vanes William Henry, High street, Williams James, Stanton Drew, Bristol Ball Frederick, Paulton, Bristol Weston-super-Mare Williams J. W. 55 Catherine st.Frome Barber Bros. High st.Castle Cary S.O Vardy George, Misterton, Crewkerne Willis John W. Porlock, Taunton Barnes Mrs. Emma, 6 Church lane, Veale Mrs. J.Bath hl.Keynsham R.S.O Willoughby & Tame, Victoria street, Shepton Mallet Veltom Richard, I7 Cross st. Frame Keynsham R.S.O Barrett E. Hermitage st. Crewkeme Venn Mrs. Mary Ann, Cheddar R.S.O Wilson Leonard, 81 High street, Win- Barrett Thomas Frederick, 3 Nelson Venn Mrs. Philip, Churchill, Bristol canton, Bath place east, London road, Bath Vickery Mrs. John, Post office, Lux- Windmill T. High st. Glastonbury Barrow John, High street, Bridgwater borough, Taunton Wines Mrs.J.Bailey hl. CastleCary S.O Bartholomew James, 23 Christchurch Vickery Miss Sarah, .Nunney, Frome Witchell John, I8 Oxford street, Wes- street west' Frome. Vincent Frank Collier, West street, ton-super-Mare Bartlett C. J. I6 Hammet st. Taunton llchester, Taunton Wood Mrs. Elizabeth, Blagdon, Bristol Bave Edgar, 2 Green street, Bath Viner James, Beckington, Bath Woodward Ralph, Wedmore, Weston- Beer Isaac, Fore street Chard Wakefield Joseph, Puriton, Bridgwater super-Mare Bell Charles, IO Chap~l row, Bath Walker W~: North st. Martock R.S.O Woolcott Miss Jane. Bishop's Lydeard, Bellham William, 32 Paul st. Taunton Waiter Wil11am, Post office, Babcary, Taunton Bellinger James, Bath street, Frome Somerton S.O • Wreford Robert A.ugustus, 19 Oxford Benson Edwin, Clare street, Bridgwatr W alters & Shepherd, 38 High street, street ; Meadow street & High street, Bisgrove John, Radstock, Bath Weston-super-Mare Weston-super-Mare Blackmore Alfred T. 2 Holloway,Bath Waiters Levi,High st. A.xbridg& R.S.O Wren Henry Biggs, Combe down, Bath Board William Alfred, 34 St. James' Warner William, Stogursey, Bridgwatr Wright William, Whitchurch, Bristol street, Weston-super-Mare Warr Harold, West Coker, Yeovil Wrintmore George, Carlingcott, Pease- Bonney Tom Read, 28 Victoria build· Warry Benjamin, Hinton St. George, down, Bath ings, Twerton, Bath Taunton Wyatt John, 27 East reach, Taunton Bowering Frederick, 3 Claverton build- Waterman George,Long A.shton,Brlstol Wyatt Thomas, 2 North st. Wellington ings, Widcombe, Bath Waterman John Charles, Baltons- Yard James, Broadway, llminster Brooks Hy. West st. Dunster, Taunton borough, Glastonbury Young Mrs. Ann, Worle. Weston· Brown T. ;r, High st. Portishead S.O Waters Charles, 2 The Bridge, Frome super-Mare Burrows Thomas,2 Larkhall buildings, Waters Mrs. Julia. Mary, Windsor Young Charles, Wrantage, Taunton St. Saviour's road, Bath house, Windsor villas, Weston., Bath tYoung Henry, 68 & 69 High street & Bussey Charles Garland, Victoria Watkins Frederick, West Coker, Yeovil 6 Station road, Taunton street, Keynsham R.S.O tWays &; Co. 28 High street, Wells Young Mrs. Jane, Butter buildings, Chant A. Victoria st. Bumbam R.S.O Waygood Edward,n7Middle st.Yeovil Radstock, Bath Chivers William, Road, Bath Weare Alfred Jas. Brislington, Bristol tYoung Thomas B. Fore street, Chard Clapp Henry, Pill, Bristol Weaving A.lbert Francis, 10 New Road Clark E. C. Mill lane, North st.Tauntn buildings, Twerton, Bath GUN MAKERS. Clark James, IO Broad street, Bath Webb C. Jas. Bow st. Langport R.S.O Cogswell Mark, 12 Stony st. Prome Webber 'Miss E.Curry Mallett,Taunton Bicknell Thomas. Tanyard, Fivehead, Coleman Charles, 3 Bridge st. Taunton Weeks & Graham,4oSoutbgate st.Bath Taunton Collard C. H. Bath st. Cheddar R.S.O W~eks E. 0. Dravcot, Cheddar R.S.O Chambers Rt. 39 & 40 Walcot st. Bath Collins Fred, 2I Milk street, Frome tWeeks John, The People's Reliable Chambers Septimus, 19 High street, Collins John,8 NewBondStreet pl.Bath stores, North Petberton, Bridgwater Shepton Mallet Collins W.H.7NewBond Street pl.Bath .
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