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SUSSEX. [KELL1' 1S Greenall Richd.7New Church Rd.Hove Gromrw Miss, 2::; St 18.2 BIUGBTON AND BOVI. SUSSEX. [KELL1' 1S Greenall Richd.7New Church rd.Hove Gromrw Miss, 2::; St. Michael's place Hall Arthur P. 18 Chatsworth road Greene Miss. 34 .Adelaide cres. Hove Groome Mrs. r8 Hanover crescent Hall Donald George M . .A., M.D. 29 Greenfield Harry, 62 Rutland gar- Gmss Mr~. 5 Eaton court, Eaton pl. Brunswick square, Hove de m, Hove Kemp tDwn Hall Frederick J. 8 Grand parade , Greenfield. Wm.J..lfred, 46 Stanf.ord uv Grove-Morris Mrs.W-olstonbury lodgf', Hall George Edward, 2 Havelock rd. Greengrass Edward Josiah, 65 Stan- Old Shoreham road, Hove Preston ford avenue , Grover Herbert, 3 Powis grove Hall Mrs. Kismet, Dyke road Greenhill Rt.S.52 Denmark viis. Hove Groves Jlllmes Godfrey, T.'he Retreat, Hall Mrs. 43 Langdale gardens, Hon~ Greening Benjamin Charles, 32 Nor- Hollingdean road Hall Mrs. 6 Pembroke avenue, Hove ton road, Hove Groves Jn, 4 Sudeley ter.Kemp town Hall Mrs. 21 West drive, Queen's pk Greenwood John Ernest, 67 Fonthill Groves Thomas John, r Harrington Hall Mrs. Joseph, 17 Tisbury rd.Hove road, Hove road, Presbon Hall Mrs. M. A.. II5 Marine parade Greenwood Mrs. ro Aymer rd. Hove Gruselle Ernest, 215 Preston drove Hall PhilipLenham,64 Tisbury rd.Hve Greenwood Mrs.B New Town rd.Hove Guest Mrs. x Lancaster road Hall Wilfred George Oarlton B.C.L .• Greenwood Mrs. 4 York avenue, Hove Guildford George By. 2 Tilbury pi M.A. rr5 Marine parade Greenwood Wm.37Florence rd.Preston Guimaraens Frederick Alexander, 17 Hall William Jas. 127 Preston road Greenyer Chester Mayo, 15 Chesham Wilbury road, Hove Hallam Fredk. John, 11 Stafford rd street, Kemp town Guimaraes Miss, 39 Clarendon villas, Hallett A.rthur, 3 Fourth Avenue Greenyer Mrs. ro Sudeley pl. Kemp Hove mansions, Fourth avenue, Hove town Gulland Mrs. 10 Brunswick ter. Hove Hallett Chas.Bernrd.45 York rd.Hove Greenyer Mrs. M . .A. 7 Queen square Gundersen-Gr6nvold Lars, Boa, Lans- Hallett Emile·, 19 Wolstonbury road. Greenyer Norman Henry, 140 Eastern downe place, Hove Hove road, Kemp town Gundy John, 78 Edburton avenue Hallett J ames Henry, 152 East-ern rd. Greenyer Vivian Tudor F.R.C.S. 45 Gunn Alfred, 36 Park crescent Kemp town ~ew Church road, Hove Gunn .Alfred S. 218 Ditcbling road Hallett Joseph, 36 Devonshire place Greer Wm. 62 Lansdowne pl. Hove Gunn Frederick, 30 Dorset gardens Hallett Stephen, ro2 Springfield road Greey Hv. 45 Denmark villas, Hove Gunn Victor, 139 Preston drove Hallier Harry,67 Pembroke cres.Hove Gregg- Miss, 43 Portland road, Hove Gunnell Geo.Hy. 8 Glendale rd.Hove Halliwell Rev. John Elton M.A.(vicar- GrPg-ory Rev. Berries Smith M . .A. Gunston Mrs. 17 Sillwood road of St. Paul's), 21 West street (Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal), Gurdon Maj.-Gen. Evelyn Pulteney, Halliwell Mrs.7Walpole rd.Kemp twn 16 York avenue, Hove 12 Norton road, Hove Halsey Frederick, 10 Old Steine Gregory Charles Frederick, 2 Park Gurl Miss, 59 Lansdowne st. Hove Halson. E. C. 22 Upper Rock gardens View villas, Old Shoreham rd. Hove Gurney Miss, 20 Clifton terrace Hambl~n Mr~ ..6 Dorset gardens , Gregory Henry Williarn, 46 South- Gurney Miss r8 Montpelier villas Hambhn W1lllam, 8 St. Leonard s down avenue, Preston Gurr Mrs ..'l 'Compt'On avenue terrace, King-sway, Portslade GI'egory Jarnes, 212 Ditchling road Gurr Mrs. 6o Rugby road, Preston Ham?ly Mrs. r6 ~ansdowne st. Ho:ve Gregory John GeorgP, 6o Waldegrave Guthrie Miss, 21 Pembroke av. Hove Hamilton Col. Gilbert, r8 Adelaide road, Preston I Gutteridge Eugene Dudley, 85 Mont- cre.scent, Hove Gregory Mrs. 42 Cromwell rd. Rove pelier road Hamilton Capt . .Andrew, 47 Sackville Gregory Mrs. 35 Pembroke cres.Rove Gutteridge Mrs. rr Ventnor vils.Hove ro~d, Hove . Hregory Mrs. 6r Preston road Guttman Madame, 1 The Drive.Hove Hamilton Edwm James, 13 Welling- Gregson Major Geoffrey Kirkes, Guzman Cesar C. de Mrs. rs Eaton tDn road Omlow house, Dyke road place, Kemp town Hamilton Geo. 6 Ranelagh viis. Hove Greg-son Jas. ro Worcester viis. Hove Gwatkin .Archibald Jas. 24 Vernon ter Hamilton Miles, In Ditchling rise Grevillf' Hon. Sir Sidney Robert Gwvn Mrs. 2 Pembroke cres. Hove Hamilton Mrs. 64 Denmark viis. Hov& K.C.V.O., C.B. Manor house, Hove Gyll Mrs. Flemyng, 14 Norfolk ter Hamlin Geo. Berrv, 283 Ditchling rd street, Hove Habben Archibald Herbert, 8 Hart- Hamlin Mrs. 107 Ditchling road Grey Lady, r8 Brunswick sq. Hove ington vilhs, Hove Hammick Rupert Godwin, St. Grey Miss, 49 Ventnor villas, Hove Habens Wm. Alfred, 326 Ditchling rd Charles, New Church rd. Portslade Greyham Sim, 25 Preston Park aven Habgood Ebenezer, 300 Ditchling rd Hammon Miss, 25 The Drive, Hove Greysmith Ralph Glanville, 24 Ciss- Hack Misses, Fir croft, Preston road. Hammond Charles Julius, 8 Sackville bury Toad, Hov.p Withdean gardens, Hove Gribble Edwin Franl>, 7 Salisbury rd. Hackett Oswald.34 Highdown rd.Hove Hammon~ Joseph S. B. 42 Beacons- Hove Hackman John H. 15 Buxton road field VIllas, Preston Gritorson Lady, 21a, St . .Aubyn's, Hove· Haddan Miss, I Montpelier terrace Hammond Lestock, 24 Wilbury aven. Griffin Miss, rr Arundel rd.Kemp tn Haddick Mrs. 53 Tisbury road, Hove Hove Griffin T. Poultney, ro2 Lansdowne Hadler Mrs. St:rathfield, South road, Hammond Miss, 13 Ditchling rise place, Hove Preston Hammond Mrs. 38 Chesham road. Griffin W. Watson M.B., F.R.C.S. Hadlow Joseph Blake, 46 Rugby rd. Kemp town Enl!. 68 Brunswick place, Hove Preston Hampton Jn. 1 Ha.rrington vils.Prestn Griffith Rev. Charles Herbert M.A. 4 Haefner Christian Ernest, 64 Walde- Hampt-on Mrs. 84 Preston drove Belmont. Hove grave road, Preston Hampton Mrs. 20 Stanford avenue Griffith Alfred S.r5Highdown rd.Hove Haes Misses, r8 Second avenue, Hove- Hamshere Edwd.46 Boundary rd.Hove Griffith Arthur Foster M.A. 59 Mont- Haffenden G. A. 327 Ditchling road Hanbury Ralph Joseph, 27 ·Lauriston J?Clier road . Haffenden George, 162 Sprin~eld rd. road, PrestDn Gnffith .Augustme M.D .• D .P .H. 14 Preston Hancock Harris Scott, r68 Tivoli Big-wood avenue. Hove Ha&rue Charles, Bo Beaconsfield villas. crescent north Griffith Miss, 27 Brunswick pi. Hove Preston Hancock Mrs.6 Palmeim avenue,Hove Griffith Misses, 9 Denmark vils. Hove Hague Rt. Morris, 40 Buckingham pl Ha.ncock William John, 7 Old Stf'ine G.,iffiths J. Norton, 20 Brunswick sq. Haile Thos. 23 Florence rd. Preston Handley Miss, r61 Marine parade Hove Haines George John, 24 Granville Handley Miss, Sunnyside, Avondale Griffiths Mi~s.s6 ClarPndon vi1s.Hove road, Hove road, Hove Griffiths Mrs. 35 Osmond road, Hove Hflines Mrs. 23 Hampton place Hand.s Harry, 31::; Ditchling road Griffiths Mr~. '38 Sacl\ville gdns.Hove Hake Rev. Thos. G-01·don, 23 Bates rd Hands Mrs. 13 Walpole ter. Kemp tn Griffiths William Parcell, 33 Hov~' Hake .Augustus, 3 Old Steine Hanham Frederick Geor()'e Edward, Park villas, Hove Halcombe Mrs. 12 Powis square 46 Belle Vue gardens, Kemp town Griffiths-Masten Mrs. 26 Brunswick Hales LiPut.-Col. Ely George, 6 St. Hankey Rev. .A.rthur M . .A. (vicar of square, Hove Georg-e's place St. Stephen's), 34 Cambridge road, Grigg Mrs. 53 Fonthill road, Hove Hales Miss, 49 Denmark villas, Hove Hove Grigg Mrs. 138 Waldegrave rd.Prestn Hales Miss, 35 Ventnor villas, Hove Hankey Herbt. J.P. 8 Second av.Hove Griggs Frederick, 53 Stafford road Halfhead Miss, ro6 Stanford avenue Hannaford Mrs. 52 Beaconsfield vils. Griggs Wm . .Alfd. 6o Montpelier rd Halford William ' 2::\. The Drive, Hove Preston Grimes Wm. Jas. IOa, First av. Hove Halford William John, 7 Walpole ter- Hannam Charles Edwin, ro Modena Grimsdale Miss,48 Lyndhurst rd.Hove race, Kemp town road, Hove Grimwood Misses,6o Wilbury rd.Hove Hall Rev. Richard Saunders (United Hannay Patrick Maxwell, 31 Long- Grinyer John,22 Wals:ing-ham rd.Hove Methodist), 68 Florence rd. Preston dale gardens, Hove Grisd!ilt> Miss, 8 Arundel rd.Kemp tn Hall Albt. Edwd. 155 Preston drove Harbord Misses,68 Lansdowne pl.Hve Grissell Capt. Frank Delagarde, Nor- Hall Alex. 8 Walpole ter. Kemp town Harcourt Major-Gen. Philip Hanmer bury, Preston road, Withdean Hall Alfred, 225 Ditchling road R.A. I4 Denmark villas, Hove li-rist .Albert, 10 Cumberland rd.Prstn Hall Ambrose, 12 College rd.Kemp tn Hardcastle Francis Sel'geant, 54 Grist Mrs. 82 Walsingham rd. Hove Hall .Amos Geo. 52 Sackville rd.Hm·e Southdown avenue, Preston Groizard Alfred, 59 Preston road I Hall Amyand John, 33 Vernon terrace .
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