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Hertfordshire. 9 DIRECTORY.] HERTFORDSHIRE. 9 Gilliat John Saunders )LP., )1..!. The Cedars, Chor!ey Macnamara .A.rthur esq. D.L. Billington :.\Ianor house, Wood, Rickmansworth R.S.O.; & 18 Princes gate, Leighton Buzzard London SW Mann Thus. Jas. esq. Hyde hall, Sawbridgeworth R.S.O Gladwin Hamilton Fane esq. Broughton castle, Banbury, Marnham John esq. The Hollies, Boxmoor, Hemel Ox on Hempstead Glamis Lord, St. Paulswalden Bury, Welwyn Marten George i\isbet esq. l\Iarshalls Wick, St. Albans Gooch Thomas esq. Shantock hall, Bovingdon, Hemel :.\ieyer James esq. Forty hall, Enfield Hempstead Micklem Thoma.s esq. Yew house, Hoddesdon Gosling Robert esq. Hassobury, Bishop's Stortford; & 28 Mills George Trueman esq. Husbands Bosworth, Rugby Portland place, London W Mitchell James esq. M . .A.., D.L. 33 Ennismore gardens,. Gosselin Hellier Robsrt Hadsley esq. Bengeo hall,Hertford London SW Grant Sir John Peter K.C.B., G.C.M.G. The Doune of Nicholl Iltid esq. B . .A.. 32 Lancaster gate, London W Rothiermurchus, Aviemore, :N.B Noakes Simpson esq. Bushey Heath, Watford Granville Major Bevil, The Cottage, Northchurch, Great Norman Frederick Henry esq. Moor Place, 1-fuch Had- Berkhamsted ham S.O.; & 5 Sussex square, London W Greenfield William Bunce esq. D.L. 35 Gloucest€r square, Nunn John Phillips esq. Baldock street, Royston London W Oakley George esq. Lawrence End, Luton Greg Robert Philips esq. F.R . .A..S., F.G.S., F.S . .A.. Coles Orme-Webb Commander Robert Orme R.N. Ravensbury~ park, Buntingford H.~.O Dartmouth Grimston Viscount, Sopwell, St. .A.lbans Part Charles Thomas esq . .A.ldenham lodge, St . .A.lbans Grimston Commander lion. 'Villiam R.N. Gorhambury, Paston-Cooper Sir .A.stley Paston bart D.L. Gadebridge,. St. .A.lbans Hemel Hempstead GJ'Iimthorpe Lord LL.D. Batchwood, St . .A.lbans; & 33 Peake Robert Cecil esq. Cmnberland house, Redbourn, Queen .A.nne street, London S W St. Albans Hadden Oharles Stanton esq Peareth Captain Henry John, Hanstead house, St. Albans Hale Rev. John Godwin :\LA. Rectory, Therfield, Royston Pearson Edwin Jarnes esq. Millfield house, Berkhamsted Halsey Thomas Frederick esq. 3I.P., M.A. Uaddesden Pl. l'eel Archibald esq. M.A. West Lea, Wormley, Brox- Hemel Hempstead; & 73 Ea ton place, London S W bourne S.O Hamilton Francis eEq. Lynch house, Kensworth, .near Phelips Charles James esq. ~lead lodge, Humdon, Ware Dunstable Phillips Alderman Gcorgc :Faudcl, Balls park, Hertford; Hampden Viscount, The Hoo, Welwyn; & 23 Great & 52 Grosvenor gardens, London S 'V Cumberland place, London W Phillips John esq. The Grange, Royston Hanbury Chas. Addington esq. D.L. Belmont, Ea. Barnet Piers Sir Eustace Fitzmaurice bart Hancock Lieut.-Colonel ~Iortimer, Roxley house, Willian, Potter Henry Rossell esq. Elm bank, .A.rkley, Barnet Hitchin Prideaux-Brune Colonel Charles Hobert, The Urange~ Harvey Thomas Morgan esq. Bohun lodge, East Barnet Welwyn IIeaton-Ellis Capt. Charles Henry Brabazon, Wyddial Prime Charles Edward esq. Colmbrook house, Marlowes, hall, Buntingford R.S.O Hemel Hempskad Began Charles John esq. M.A Pringle Capt. John Eliot R.N. Digswell house, Welwyn Henderson Roderick William esq. Basing house, Rick­ L'rodgers Edwin esq. Green End house, Ware mansworth R.S.O Pryor Marlborough Robert esq. M . .A.. Weston manor, Heygate William Unwin esq. M . .A.. Roecliffe hall, Lough­ St€venage; & 14 Wimpole street, London 'V borough, Leicestershire Pryor Thomas esq. The Elms, Baldock Hill James Duke esq. 84 Cromwell road, South Kensing- Randolph Rev. Edwd. Jn. M.A. Rectory, Dunnington,York ton, London S W Ransom William esq. F.L.S., F.S.A. Fairfield, Hitchin­ Hill John Sheriff esq. Hawkswick, St . .A.lbans Robins Gesrge Upton esq. Delaport, Wheathampstead,. Hoa.re Richard esq. :Marden Hill, H€rtford St. Albans Hodgson Henry Tylston esq. Harpenden S.O Rooper George esq. Nascott house, Watford Holland-Hibbert Hon. Arthur Hy. D.L. 1\iu'nden house, Ryder Dudley Henry esq. Basset Wood, Southampton Watfordl Ryder Commander Hugh Cuthbert Dudley R.N. Ickle- Houblon John Archer- esq. D.L. Hallingbury, Bishop's ford house, Hitchin Stortford Salisbury Marquess of P.C., K.G., D.C.L., F.R.S. Hat- Hudson George Bickersteth esq. 1-I.P., M.A., D.L., Frog­ field house, Hatfield; & 20 Arlington st. London SW more hall, Hertford; & 15 Gloucester square, Hyde Scarlett James Williams esq. Downland, Uckfleld, Sussex. park, London W Scott Major J ames Thomas, .A.rdeley Bury, Stevenage Ilughes Ilerbert George Salusbury esq. M.A. Offiey, Sebright Sir Egbert Cecil Saundcrs bart. D.L. Beech- Luton wood, Dunstable Jones Comms.-Gen. Humphrey Stanley Herbert C.B. 24 Sebright Guy Thomas Saunders esq. Caddington hall,. Carlyle mansions, G~eyne Walk, London SW Dunstable Kay J. Duncan esq. Drumpark, Dumfries, N.B Seebohm Frederic esq. The Hermitage, Hitcbin Kemble Thomas esq. Runwell hall, Wickford 8.0 Shepherd-Cross Hcrbert esq. M.A., M.P. Hamels park, Keyser Charles Edward esq. F.S.A., M.A. Aldermaster, Ware; & rg Queen's Gate gardens, London SW Reading Shoobridge Leonard esq . .A.lbury hall, Much IIadham S. 0 Knyvett Felix Sumner esq. Ashwellthorpe, Watford Shoobridge William Stephen csq. .A.lbury hall, Much Lake George, Bushey house, Watford Hadham S.O Larking Ool. Cuthbert, Layston house, Buntingford Smith Abel esq. M.P., B . .A.., D.L. Woodhall park, IIert- Lawes Sir Jn. Bennet bart. LL.D., F.R.S., F.O.S. ford ; & 35 Cbesbam place, London S W Rothamstod, Harpenden Smith Abel Hy. esq. M.P.,M. .A.. Watton Rectory, Hertfd Leader John Williamson esq. M.A. Buntingford Smith John James esq. Southfield house, Watford Lloyd John esq. Astwick manor, Ilatfield Smith Reginald .Abel ooq. Goldings, Hertford; & 43 Loder Alfred Basil esq. High Firs, Harpenden; & 89 Oadogan square, London S W Oa.dogan place, London S W Smith Robert esq. D.L. Goldings, Hertford; & 31 Hill Longman Lieut.-Col. .Arthur Hampton M . .A.. Shendish, street, Berkeley square, London W Hemel Hempstead Smith-Bosanquet George Richard esq. Broxbournebury. Lowndes George .A.lan esq. M . .A.. Barrington hall, Harlow Broxbourne S.O.; & 8 Queen's gate, South Kensing­ Loyd Ed'ward Henry esq. D.L. La.ngleybury, King's ton S W Langley R.S.O.; & 24 Carlton House ter. LondonSW Smith-Bosanquet Horace James esq. D.L. Broxbourne­ Loyd Frederic Edward esq. Amwell grove, Ware bury, Broxbourne S.O.; & 38 Queen's gate, South Lubbock Henry James esq. Newberries, St. Albans Kensington S W Lucas Alfred George, .Ashlyns, Berkbamsted; & 9 Bel­ Smyth Colonel Edmund, Clerc hill, Downend, Bristol grave square, London S W Soames Stephen esq. M.A. Cranford hall, Kettering Lucas Francis esq. Lewisford house, Tilehouse street, Sally Henry Reynolds esq. B. A. Serge hill, King's Langley Hitchin R.S.O Lucas William esq. The Firs, Hitchin Sowerby Thomas George esq. Putteridge park, Lut<Jn Lucas William Tindall esq. B.A. Foxholes, Hikhin Stewart Chas. Poyntz esq. M . .A.. Chesfield park, Stevenage Lushington Sir Hy. bart. Aspenden hall,Buntingford R.S. 0 Strafiord Earl of, P.C. Wrotham park, Barnet; & 5 Lydekker Richard esq. B.A., F.G.S., The Lodge, Har- St. James' square, London SW penden S.O Streatfeild-Moore Alexander l\fcNeill esq. Woodcock hill, Mcllwraith .A.ndrew esq. Campbellfield, St. .A.lbans Great Berkhamsted Macmillan Frederick Orridge esq. Temple Dinsley, Hit­ Stride Arthur Lewis esq. Bush hall, Hatfield chin; & 7 Northwick terrace, St. J<>hn's Wood road, Sullivan Admiral Sir Francis William K.C.B., C.M.G.• London N W F.R.G.S. 14 Seymour street, Portman sq. London W .
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