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Private Residents. Mil 391 OXFORDSHIRE. J PRIVATE RESIDENTS. MIL 391 .Mal:yon Mrs .. High Cogges, Witney Martin FranciR, 95 Divinity road,Cow- Ma:s:well Rev_ Gerald Speirs M.A_ Manchester Henry, Raunal croft, ley road, Oxford ' CIYWley St. John Mission house, Chinnor, 'Wallingford Martin Harold, !1.7 Islip road, Sum- 'Marston street, Oxford , Manchip Mrs. Deddington, Oxford mertown, Oxford Ma:s:well Alexander K. Heatherdene, Mander John, 29 Richmond road, St. Martin Miss,The Lodge,Marston,Oxfrd Priest hill, Caversham, .Reading Thomas', Oxford Martin Misses, 6 St. John's road, St. MaxweU .Toseph A. The Cottage, Mander Miss, 18 Newland, Ban bury Giles', Oxford Oxford road, Ban bury · Man:ey John J. 292 Iffiey rd. Oxford Martin Mr;:;. Fern lea, Bampton ~1axwell Misses, Ew!'lme, Wallingford Manley Miss1 Rose cottage, Brook st. Martin Mrs. The Green, Adderbury Maxwell Mrs. 15 Norham road, St. Watlington, Wallingford East, Ban bury Giles', Oxford l\Iann Rev. Gother Edward, Reotory, Martin Richard, 10 Middleton road, Maxwell Mrs. Shipton·under-Wych- Fifield, Oxford Grimsbury, Banbury wood, Oxford Mann Frederick, Martindalc, Albert Martin William Wilsey F.R.G.S. I ~lay Herbert H., M.A. 6 Wellingtou road, Caversham, Reading Fyfield road, St. Giles', Oxford square, St. Giles', Oxford :Mann William, St. Neot's st. Peter's Martindale Henry Gwynne, The Elms, May Samuel, Fritwell, Banbury hill, Caversham, Reading Cassington, Oxford May Thomas M.R.C.S.E.,L.S.A.Lond. Mansel Capt. E. G., J.P. Chinnor Martyr William Alfred Watts, 99 Fewcott house, Fewcott, Bicester hill, Chinnor, Wallingford Southmoor road, St. Giles', Oxford Mayhew Rev . .Anthony Lawson M ..A. :Mansell John, 12 Walton Well road, Marychurch Mrs. gS Abingdon, road, 21 Norham road, St. Giles', Oxford St. Giles', Oxford Oxford Mayman Robert, Kohima, Milton- MansE>ll Mrs. 120 Divinity road, Maskall Mrs. 17 Walton Well road, under-Wychwood, Oxford Cowley road, Oxford St. Giles', Oxford Maynard Henry, Maylands, St . .1n- Marufield Rev. J oseph Charles B. A. Mason James, Ilminster, Kidmore rd. drew's road, Henley-on-Tharnes Rectory, Britwell Salome,Wallingfd Caversham, Reading · Mavnard John A. Winona, Sonning Manwaring Miss, 251 Banbury road, Mason Jameos Francis M.P., J.P. & Eye, Reading · Summertown, Oxford Lady :t:velyn M.· Eynsham hall, Meade Arthur, Dolwyn lodge, Kid- Marchant Edgar Card~w M. A. Lin- Witney; & I Chesterfield gardens, more road, Caversham, Reading· coln college, Oxford London W Meadon Percival Edward, 6 Stanley Marcon Rev. Charles ~bdy M.A. II Mason Miss, Hillside, Henley road. road, Cowley St, John, Oxford Parks road, St. Gilr.s', O)(ford Caversham, Reading Meadows Geo. D.~68 Iffiey rd. Oxford Mardon Misses, I Winchester rd. St. Mason Mrs. Freeland house, Freelanq, Meadows Mrs. 89 Iffiey road, Oxford Giles', Oxford , • Woodstock Mears Misses, Rosslyn, Queen's rd. Mardon .Reginald Heber,Hailey woods, MassE'y J ames, 8 r St. J obn'~ road, St. Thame Shiplake, Henley-on-Thames Giles', Oxford Mears Mrs.Oakleigh,lGng's rd. Thame Marett Robt_. Ra.nulph ~LA. West- Massey Mrs. 16 Park crescent, Park Medcraft Ernest Thompson,41 Regent; bury lo.Norham rd.St.Giles',Oxford town, Oxford street, Cowley St. John, Oxford Margetts Fredk. 254 Iffiey rd. Oxford .:\ia.ssie John M. A. Charlton Lea, Med~raft John Henry, 6 & 7 Holy well Margetts Frederick, 61 James street, Headington, Oxfurd street, Oxiord Cowley St. John, Oxford Mas.ters John Augustine,Finch Green, Medhurst Walter Co-pe, .277 Banbury Margetts William, 13 Norham road, I\.idmore road, Caversha.m, Reading road, Bum'filertown, Oxford St., Gile<l', Oxford Matchett James du Pre, ·Croydon, Mee Rev. John Hy. M.A., Mus.Doc. 'Margoliouth .David Samuel -:\f.A.. Albert road, Caversham, Reading Holywell ho. Man.sfield rd. Oxford D.Litt. 88 Woodstock r.oad, St. :\Iatheson Rev. Donald M.t\.Cantab. 15 Meikle Robert William, .A...dderbury Giles', Oxford Turl street, Ox'ord ~ East. Banbury - Markby Sir Wm. K.C.I.E., M.A.', Matheson Rev.Frederick William .M.A. Mellers Frederick, 74 Middleton road, D.C.L., J.P. Headington Hl.Oxford Keble college, Oxford Grimsbury, Banbury -~ Marlborough Duke of K.G., P.C., J.P. Matheson Percy Ewing 'M.A. I Savile Mellers John, B1 Middleton road, Blenhcim palace, Woodstock; 15 road, Oxford Grimsbury, Banbury Great College street, ·westminster Mathews William, 10 South parade, Mellett Edward James, 33 Hart st. SW & Carlton club SW, London Snmmertown, Oxford Henley-on-Thames Marlow Owen, 25 London place, St. Matbison William, 9 The Terrace, Melville Alfred, 28 We~tern road, Clement's, Oxford , Park town, Oxford Grandpont, Oxford , Marriott Rev. Frank Ransome tM.A. Matthews Rev. Joseph Henry, The Merchant James, 63 Corn st. Witney · The Rectory, Wootton, Woodstock Manse, Chadlington, Charlbury Mercier Mrs. 178 Divinity road, Cow- ~arriott Albt. J. 47 High st. Witney \latthews Charles Alfred,g Oakthorpe ley road, Oxford Marriott Clive, Holly copse, Whit- road, Summertown, Oxford Mr.redith Rev. John Llewellyn B.A.. church, Reading Matthews Daniel Edmd. 114 Divinity Vicarage, Fritwell, Banbury 'farriott Fredk. W . .i1 High st.Witney road, Cowley road, Oxford Meredith-Brown Rev. Stafford, Bec- Marriott Henry 0. 43 IIigh st. Witney Matthews Frederick, Fifield, Oxford tory, Fringford, Bi~ster ){arriott James Francis, The Mount, Matthews Thos. 313 Cowley rd.Oxford Merivale Misses, 4 Park town, Oxford Station road, Witney Matthews Tierney Clark, Wychwood Merrick Harold Stanley, Rogate, Kid- . Marriott John Arthur Ransome .M.A. ho. Shipton-under-Wychwood,Oxfrd more road, Caversham, Beading rg Northmoor rd. St. Giles', Oxford Matthews W. Lee, Lady Ham, Ful- Merrifield ·Edward, Cc;mberfard ho. 'farriott Mrs. 1 Frenchay I"oad, St. brook, Burford Bloxham, Banbury Giles', Oxford Mattingly Richard William, Stanton Merry Rev. Waiter Mansell M.A... 9 ~arsh James Ernest, 61 Lonsdale rd. St. John, Oxford 9 Linton road, St. Giles', Oxford Summertawn, Oxford Mande Alwynr, 189 Woodstock road, Merry Rev. William Waiter D.D. Lin- Marshall Francis Eden M.A. 2 Staver- St. Giles', Oxford coln college, Oxford · ton road, St. Giles', Oxford Mande ~E~s Dorothea C., M.A., M.D. Merry Walter Edward, 44 Leckford Marshall Miss, Cargen, Victoria road, 5 Holywell street, Oxford road, St. Giles', Oxford Summertown, Oxford Maudslev William, Meadowsweet, Messenger Mrs. 170 Abingdon -rd.Oxfd Marshall Mi~, 28 Lonsdale rd. Sum- ~-\.lbert- road, Caversham, Reading Messer Mrs. Kid!ington, Oxford mertown, Oxford 'vlanl Major Henry Compton J.P.Hor- Metcalfe Misses,45 St'. Giles' st.Oxfrd 'Marshall 'Misses, Milton-under-Wych· ley house, Horley, Banbury Michell Rev. Gilbert Arthur M.A. St. wood, OxfJrd Maul Rev. Canon John Frederic M.A. Barnabas institute, 45 & 46 Cardi- Marshall Mrs. 170 Ban bury road, The Rectory, Thames side, Henley- gan street, Jericho, Oxford Summertown, Oxford on-Thamt>s Micklethwait Mn. Sandford mount, Marshall Mrs. 8I Bath road, Banbury Maw ~Iiss, Doolcote, Priest bill, Charlbury Marshall Mrs. Maovr house, Westcote Caversham, Readjng Middlemoce James, 3o Leckfotd road, Barton, Oxford Mawer John William, 4 Stanley road, St. Giles'. Oxford Marshall 0. S. 20 Marlborough road, ·Cowlev St. John, Oxford Middleton Re~. Robert Dudley B.A. Banbury Mawle Ed-win, 73 Middleton road, 53 LonsdalB rd. Summertowu,Oxfrd Marshall Richd.L. 18 Walton st.Oxfrd Grimsbury, Banbury Middleton Clark, The Limes, Shen- '.Marshall Thomas Stephell, Shipton- Mawle John, Elmleigh, High Town ington, Banbury nnder-Wychwood, Oxford road, Banbury Midwinter Miss, Fritwell, Banbury ~Iarshall Thomas Wilfred B.C.L. 38 Mawle John T. 65 High st. Banhury Milburn Frederick Le Fevre, The St John street, St. Giles', Oxford Mawle Miss, 49 Chalfont road, St. Laurels, Kidlington, Oxford Marshall William, 43 Thorncliffe rd. Giles', Oxford Mile-s Charles, Hornsway house, Summertown, Oxford Mawle S. 71 Broughton rd. Banbury Stand:ake, Witnev Marston' Misses, 40 Frenchay road, St. ).fax!Miiller :Mrs. 7 Norham gardens, Miles George Albe1:'t, La.ngway villa, Giles', Oxford St. Giles', Oxford Hornton, Banbury Miles J. C., M.A. 2:11 MerlmtL.sLOi1ul .
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