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PRIVATE Rl<SIDENTS 586 TOM PRIVATE Rl<SIDENTS. [nt:RHAM. 1 Tomlin T. Weslev• crescent, Shildon, Turner William, Oldwell house, Win· Walker Allan Mackie Garnock, Glen­ New Shildon laton, Blaydon garnock, Victoria rd. east, Hebbum Tomlinson Arthur Hamilton, 8 Lady- Turnly Jn.Edwd.Oakfield,ShotleyBrdg Walker C. E.,M.D.Hurworth,Darlngtn smith street, Bishop Auckland Tuson Rev. Richard L.Th. The Vicar- Walker Eden A. Walker terraoe, Tossell Wm. Hy. Fairfield, Stockton age, Dipton Ferryhill Station Tottun William, 17 Hall rd. Hebburn Tutin Jas.4 Collins av.Norton,Stocktn Walker Fredk. C. Cleadon, Sunderlnd Towers Rev. Edward D.D. Ushaw Tweddle Miss, South view, Winla- W al~er George Olark, 20 Stephenson college, Durham ton, Blaydon terrace, Felling Townend Jonathan, Brighton house, Tweedy John, 5 River view, Ryton Walker Herbert, Bellevue,East Boldon Bishop Auckland Tyrrell Sydney Alfred, 12 Princes st. Walker J.3Etherley la.BishopAucklnd Townend Thomas Francis, Elmside, Bishop Auckland Walker Jn.J.4 John st.Barnard Castle Etherley lane, Bishop Auckland Tyson Frank, Queen's terrace, Seaton ·walker Joseph, 10 Victoria road east, Townsend Charles Lucas, Inglenook, Carew, West Hartlepool Hebburn .lunctinn road, Norton, Stockton Unthank Miss,28 The Avenue,Durham Walker L. Station road, East Boldon Town.,on Rev. John Firth M.A. St. Unthank Mrs. Hazelhurst, Eaglescliffe Walker Miss, Cockfield Nicholas house, Hetton-le-Hole Upchurch John, :Mordon, Ferryhill Walker Mrs. The Grove, Stock ton rd. Toy Herbert, Albert terrace, Haverton Upton D. I Ragworth rd.Nortn.Stocktn Eaglescliffe hill, Middlesbrough Urmson Rev. T., M.~<\.. Willington Walker Mrs. R. Belle Vue house, Trechmann Albert Frederick, Kiora, Urwin Henry, Greencroft lodge, Row- Ferryhill Station Ragworth lane, Norton, Stockton lands Gill, Newcastle Walker Rd. 7 Osborne rd. Spennym.r Trechmann Charles Otto J.P. Bud- Urwin J. 8 Earls dene, Low Fell, Walker Robert Wills, 15 Gordon ter­ worth tower, Uastle Eden Gateshead race, Southwick, Sunderland Tr.'ry 2\iisH, Holmdene, Raby avenue, Usher William Henry, 19 Maureen Walker Seymore, The Cliff, Seaton Barnard Castle terrace, Seaham Harbour Carew, West Hartlepool Tress William Maxwell, Spennymoor Valks Charles, Inglehurst, Deaf Hill, Walker Thomas, Holm wood house, ho. Whitworth without, Spennymr Trimdon Colliery Winlaton, Blaydon Trimmer Francis M.R.C.S.Eng. 12 Van Haansbergen William Brewis Walker William, Dene view, Winla­ Nesham place, Houghton-le-Spring J.P. Woodlands hall, Consett ton, Blaydon Trimmer Francis Inman M.R.C.S. Van HeP George, Lyndum house, Walker William, Pesspool terrace, Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 12 Nesham Heworth, Felling Hasvvell, Sunderland place, Houghton-le-Spring Van Langenberg Fredk. Richd. M.B. Wall George, Dun elm, Ferryhill Tristram Misses,7 Sth.Bailey, Durhnt "Manor house, Nesham place. Wall George, West Auckland Trotter Austin Edward, 17 Red Rose Houg-hton-le-Spring Wall Miss, 5 John st. Barnard Castle terrace, Chester-le-Street Vane Ool. The Hon. William Lyonel W allace J. T. 16 Stephenson ter.Felling Trotter George James Elliot J.P. The D.L., J.P. Hau~hton hall, Haugh- W allace Thomas, 12 Olarence street, Deanery, Staindrop, Darlington ton-le-Skerne, Darlington Seaham Harbour Trotter Henry Hutchinson, Bishops- Vann A.M. 9 Ravensworth ter.Durhm Wallace Thomas, Crook hill, Ryton garth, Norton, Stockton Vart Jn. Etherley, Bishop Auckland "\>Yallis Rev. Charles Steel M.A. 3 Trotter Joseph Moore, 3 Maureen ter- Vasey A. J. 17 Carlton ter.Spennymr South Bailey, Durham race, Seaham Harbour Vasey Miss, 2IJ Gilesgate, Durham Wallis Rev. John L.Th. Vicarage, Trotter Mrs.Langton grnge.Darlingtn Vasey Mrs.24 Carlton ter.Spennymoor Castleside, Consett Trotter Robert Henry, Westfield rd. Vaux Lt.-Col. E., D.S.O., V.D., J.P. Walls T.N. 9 Beaumont ter.Spennymr Bishop Auckland North Grindon farm, Silksworth, Walrond Edwd. Dalrymple M.A.,N.E. Tuck J .W ·3 Os borne rd. Spennymoor Sunderland County school, Barnard Castle · Tucker Rt. Rev. Alfred Robert D.D., Vaux Mrs. Herrington hall,Sunderlnd Walsh Rev. Edward, New Silksworth, LL.D. The College, Durham Veitch E. H. Cross house, Neville's Sunderland Tuer Mrs .. Cledon house, Cockton hill, cross, Durham Walsh Peter, The Green, Seaton Bi,shop Auckland Veitch George, 4 Clarence street, Carew, West Hartlepool Tuke Arthur, Avenue house, The Bishop Auckland W alters W. 4 Richmond ter. Felling Avenue, Durham Verrill Francis Henry, Glenfield, Walton Rev. R.Langley Moor,Durhm Tulip Alfred William George, West Albert road, Eaglescliffe Walton Rev. William W. The High- moor, Trimdon Grange Vick Thomas Joseph, Shotton Col- lands, Barnard Castle Tulip Samuel, Bunker Hill, New- liery. Sunderland Walton Chas.F.4oThe Avenue,Durhm bottle, Fence Houses . Vickers Mrs. Rose cottage, Cambridge W alton George, 10 Billingham cres. Tulip William J.P. Pewnon house, terrace, Barnard Castle Billingham road, Norton, Stockton Hou.ghton-le-Spring Vickers T. H. Thornley hall, Helme Walton J. H. Burnside, Chesterwood Tully Mrs. The Lindens, Houghton- park, Tow Law ter. Bill quay, Newcastle-on-Tyne le-Spring Waddington Frederick, 11 Market pl. Walton James, Lanchester, Durham Tuohey Rev. Edward, Blackhill Bishop Auckland W alton John George, Stanley house, Turnbull David, The Green, Seaton Waddington William, South parade, Bishop Auckland Carew, West Hartlepool Bishop Auckland Walton John William, 3 High Tenterl Turnbull J. Fernlea,Whickhm.Swalwll Wade Robert K. 3 Dene terrace, street, Bishop Auckland Turnbull Jn. Mains ho.Chester-le-Strt Seaham Harbour Walton Joseph, Lyndhurst, The Turnbull Jn. 12 Queen's rd. Blackhill Wadsworth Henry Ernest, Seacroft, Avenue, Durham Turnbull John, Springfield, Chester- Ashville avenue, N orton, Stock ton Walton J oseph P. Benfieldside road, le-Street Wadsworth John Hartley M.A. 3 Blackhill Turnbull Jn. M. High Grey st. Crook South Bailey, Durham Walton Mrs. Stanhope ho. Stanhope Turnbull John Mathew, 4 Wallace Wainwright Charles Leonard, The Walton Mrs. Vane rd. Barnard Castle terrace, Ryton Cliff, Seaton Carew, West Hartlepl Walton Robt.26 The Avenue, Durham Turnbull Jn. W. Cleadon, Sunderland Wainwright William, West view, Walton T. The Hawthorns, E. Boldon Turnbull M. Rocklea, Shildon, New Western hill, Durham Walton T. The Willows, Crook Shildon Waite Jn. E. ·9 Waddington st.Durhm Walton W.Beech ho.Whickhm.Swalwll Turnbull Miss, Rose cottage, Whick- Waite Melville, Gainford, Darlington W a.Iton William Edward, 1 Etherley ham, Swalwell Waite Mrs. North terrace, Gainford, lane, Bishop Auckland Turnbull Mrs. W e.Raintn. FenceHouses Darlington Wandless Mrs. 22 King street, Bar­ Turnbull Mrs. J. Springfield,Chester- Waite Mrs. Run Head house, Ryton nard Castle le-Street Waite P. J., M.A. 7 Church st.Durhm Wanleg.g Rev. John B. Aynsley· ter­ Turnbull Robert, Sydney ho. Birtley Waite W. Mallyan ho.Fairfield,Stcktn race, Consett Turnbull Thomas G., J.P. 7 View- Wake Joshua, Fountain house, Low Wanless Charles Thompson, 4 Os­ forth terrace, Fulwell, Sunderland Fell, Gateshead borne road, Spennymoor Turnbull T. W. Commercial st.Crook Wakefield Ralph, 41 Stephenson ter- W annop Thomas, Orchard house, Turnbull William, 14 Cornhill terrace. race, Felling Winlaton, · Blaydon Southwick, Sunderland Wakefield Thomas, Ferndale, Kells Warburton John, Greenlands, Olea­ Turnbull William, Ivy cottage, lane, Low Fell, Gateshead don, Sunderland Whickham, Swalwell Wakefield William, 1 r Station road, Ward Albert E. Woodlands, Stock­ Turner Harold Towle, Springwell cot- Hetton-le-Hole ton road, Eaglescliffe tage, Western hill, Durham Wakefield William, jun. Rose villa, Ward Harry, Beaconsfield house, Turner James, Brandon Houghton road, Hetton-le-Hole HavPrton hill, Middlesbrough Turner John, 7 Garden ter. Blaydon Walford Adolphus .Augustus Beddell, Ward Rt. Fairholme, Heworth,Felling Turner T. Londonderry road, Sea- 37 The Green, Norton, Stockton Ward Thomas K. 22 Cornelia ter· ham Harbour Walker Rev. Dawson D.D. 43 North race, Seaham Harbour Turner Wm . ...\shleigh vil.East Boldon Bailey, Durham Ward William, Balfour st. Consett. .
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