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·Sussex. Lapraikj.S.27Cornwallisgrdns.Hastings Lawswm.L.19 St.Panl's Rd.St.Leonards'lee-Warne~ Rev COURT DIRECTORY.] ·sussEx. LapraikJ.S.27Cornwallisgrdns.Hastings LawsWm.L.19 St.Panl's rd.St.Leonards'Lee-Warne~ Rev. James K.A. Rectoey, Laprimaudaye Capt. Charles Henry, Lawson Rev. Thomas, 37 Springfield Beckley; Rye R.S.O Forest cottage, Worth, Crawley road, Preston, Brighton l«eh Frank, 20 Lennox road, Worthing :Larby Mrs. Flower green, Hurstmonceu Lawson Alexander,4 Clifton st.Brighton Leech James, 3 Grabam road, Worthing Hailsbam S.O Lawson Edward, Rnsper nunnery, Leeney Edward Howard, u Goldstone Larcombe Thos. 8 Clifton pi. Brighton Rnsper, Horsham villas, Hove, Brighton LardnerG. W.:nFourth av.Hove,Brightn LawsonMrs.Paragon vils.Henfield R.S.O Leeney Harold,Maypole rd. E.Grinstead Large J. Brighton ldg.London rd.Brightn Lawton Jsph.62 Gratwicke rd. Worthing LeeneyHoward,14 Montpelier pl.Brightn LarkG.F.Fisherton,St.Helen's rd.Hstngs Lawton Mrs. 55 Regency sq. Brighton Lees E.A.3 Priory ter.SonthoTer, Lewes LarkenMrs.9Lansdownepl.Hove,Brghtn Layard James Gay, 37 Chichester place, Lees Miss H. 4 Magdalen terrace, Bo- Larkin Miss, St. Valerie, Willingdon Kemp town, Brighton hemia, St. Leonards road, Eastbourne Laycoek Rev. George Thomas, Rectory, Lees Samuel, 7 Upper Westbonrnen1las, Larnach Donald, Brambletye, Forest Terwick, Petersfield - Aldrington, Shoreham row, East Grinstead Layton Charles, xo Wellington terrace, LeesonJ.8.36 Tisbnry rd.Hove,Brighton Laroche Thomas, 9 Highcroft villas, Hailsham S. 0 Leeson Miss, Grange mead, Furness Dyke Road drive, Brighton LaytonFras.7Cranbrook rd.St.Leonards road, Eastbourne Larwill William, 13 Elist street, Lewes Layton T.E. Culvrwd.Cross-in-HandS.O Leeson W.2 Lorne vils.Preston,Brighton Lascelles Rev. Rowley B. A. Rectory, LazarusBenj.23Alexandra park,Hastings Lefeaux Mrs. Southgate, Chichester Graffham, Petworth Lazarns Natban, 9 Sill wood rd.Brighton LefeanxW.G.8 St.Andmw's sq.Hastings Lascell!l!!l Miss, 30 Norfolk sq. Brighton Lea F. The Laurels, New road,Shoreham Lefford Miss Frances, West Chiltmgton, Lascelles Percy Pellew, The Wyllies, Lea James, 9 Norfolk terrace, Horsham Pulborongh R.S.O Cuckfield, Hayward's Heath Lea Miss, Selsey, Chichester Le Four Mrs. 24 Station road• Aldring- Laslett R. 67 RoundHill cres. Brighton Leach John,. The Flushings, Crawley ton, Shoreham Lasseter Mrs. Westgate, Chichester Leach Richard, Bay villa, Hailsham S.O Lefroy Capt. Robert :a.N. Gratwicke Latham Mrs. Knowle, Cuckfield, Hay- Leader Capt. Thomas Lennox, 4 Os- house, Norfolk road, Littlehampton ward's Heath borne villas, Hove, Brighton LefroyG.B.TheCottage,CoulseyWd.S.O Lathy Mrs. Gordon house, Norfolk road, Leaf George, 6 Eaton rd. Hove, Brighton Legg Charles, 19 Argyle road, Brighton Littlehampton Lear George, Maltravers st. Arundel Legg James, 70 Warleigh rd. Brighton Latimer G. 43Gildredge rd. Eastbourne Lear John, Deverell cottage, Westbrook LeggMrs.2sAlbanyvillas,Ho"Ve,Brighton La Touche William Henry M.A. 37 & 38 road, Worthing Legg Mrs. Cleveland house, Winchelsea, St. Mary's terrace, Hastings Lear Upperton, Maltravershonse, Arnn- Rye R.S.O Latter Charles, Adelaide ),louse, Rotting- del road, Littlebampton LeggattHy. W.28Beaconsfield rd. Brightn dean, Brighton Leat William,9 Victoria road,Shoreham LeggeC.E. TheCottage,Lavant,Chichestr Latter Miss, Lyndhurst road, Chichester Leath Mrs. Roffeyhurst,Roffey, Horsham LeggeG. D. 7Goldstone vils.Hove,Brightn Laughlan Mrs. 4 Gladstoneter.Brighton Leath Mrs.9 St. Peter's road,St.Leonards Legge Wm. Henea,ae, Ringmer, Lewes Laughlin Mrs. Teville house, Down View Leathley Dudley William, Midhurst LeggettGeo.15 South ter.Littlehampton road, West Worthing Leathley Mrs. Heathfield, Midhurst Leggett Jn. Day, Maltravers st.Arnndel Laughton Major-Gen. Danl. W. Hillside, Leaver Rev. Frederick, Rectory, Chal- Leicester Mrs. 5 Adelaide mansions, St. Helen's down, Ore, Hastings vington, Hellingly S.O Church road, Hove, Brighton Langhton AieL 47 Norfolk sq. Brighton Leaver Re-t.Fk-4 Wellington sq.Hastings LeighJas.Brooks,BCodrington pl.Brghtn LaundonC.A.Quorn ho.Fearon rd.Hstngs Leaver Rd. Clare vil.Ald wick rd. Bognor Leigh Marshall,22Goldsmid rd. Brighton LaurenceMiss,13Montpelier vls.Brighton LebeauRev. Jules, St. Joseph'sApostolic Leigh Miss, 17 Chatham place, Brighton Laurence Mrs. 17 High street, Battle S.O College, Hampton ho. Littlehampton LeighMrs.Studdy,28Selden rd. Worthing Laurie A. 14 Devonshire pl. Eastbourne Le Breton-Simmons Charles, The Great Leigh 'fhos, 68 Grand pa'l"ade, Brighton Laurie Sydney, 15 Grand par. Brighton Frenches, Crawley Down S.O Leigh-Bennett Herbert James, 19 Nor­ Lavanchy F .H. 103Queen'sPk.rd.Brightn Le Breton-Simmons Corbet, The Great folk terrace, Brighton Lavender Thomas, 23 Vere rd. Brighton Frenches, Crawley Down S.O Le Lagard Rev. Henri, The Priory, Lavers Frdk. 27 Montpelier st. Brighton Lechmere Capt. John, 26 Denmark Storrington, Pulborough R.B.O Lavington Frederick, 5 Park View ter- villas, Hove, Brighton LelewRobt.26 Dyke Roaddrive1Brighto1;1 race, Stanford road, Brighton LechmereE.Ellora vil.Silvrhl.St.Leonrds Lelliott Fredk. ueorge, 13 Great College Lavoine Madame,22WestHill rd.Brightn Leconfield Lord D.L. Petworth house, street, Kemp town, Brighton Law John, Wallands park, Le~es Petworth; & 9 Chesterfield gardens w Le Maistre Rev. George John Ji.A. '125 Law Miss, Cumberland lodge, Cumber- & White's & Carlton clubs, London sw Eastern road, Kemp town, Brighton land road, Preston, Brighton Ledger Henry,13Campbell rd. Brighton Le May Hrbt. Sunnyhill,Wadhurst S.O Law Miss, I Richmond terrace, Brighton LedgerHorton,IoRichmond ter.Brighton Lemm Rev.Josephus, Punnetts Twn.S.O Law Mrs. 39 Sillwood road, Brighton Ledsam Rev. Daniel M.A. Ashbrook Lemm Edward, 32 St. Leonard's road, Lawford L. 3 Ivy terrace, Eastbourne lodge, Hollington, Hastings Aldrington, Shoreham LawfordMrs.ColebrookHouse we.Bognor LeeCapt.James,33 Sill wood rd.Brighton Lemmon Geo.F.23 Vicarage rd.Hastings Lawman Mrs. 2 Deune road, Horsham Lee Rev. Edward, Billingshnrst R.S.O Lemmon Stephen, Wharncliffe house, LawranceG.W.31 Jevington rd.Eastbrne Lee Alfred John, Thorncliffe, Hove Park Dane road, St. Leonards Lawrence Aid. Sir William D.L., J.P. villas, Hove, Brighton Lemoine Madam, Haselmem lodge1 3 Adelaide crescent, Hove, Brighton Lee Arth.Westfield ho.St.Anne•s, Lewes Christ Church end, Worthing Lawrence Major Robert, Marden house, LeeAugustns C.4Codrington pi. Brighton LemonHarland, 16 College terrace,Kemp East Harting, South Harting,Petersfld LeeFras.Archer,Ashdown ho.ForestRow town, Brighton Lawrence Rev. Hy. 6 Friar's walk, Lewes LeeF.so Sussex sq.Kemp town, Brighton Lemon Mrs.7 Arundel rd.Littlehampton Lawrence Rev. Zante Webb M.A. Vicar- Lee George John, Godden, Whiteman's Lemon Mrs. Rose cottage, Crawley age, Southbourne, Emsworth green, Cuckfield, Haywal'ds Heath Leney Jacob, 55 Egremont pl. Brighton Lawrence George, 13 Silverhill terrace, LeeJn.S.9Clermont rd.Preston,Brighton Lennard Sir Thomas Barrett bart. M.A., Silverhill, St. Leonards Lee John Stamford, Stamford villa, D.L., J. P.7 Lewes erescent, Brighton; Lawrence George Henry J.P. Merlswood, Cumberland road, Preston, Brighton & Woodingdean. Rottingdean, Brightn Meads road, Eastbourne LeeJn. W.Sale ho.Car1isle rd.Eastbourne LennardRev.John Barrett- II.A.Rectory, Lawrence Harry Alfred, 3 Adelaide Lee John William, Kimberley, St. Leo- Crawley; & Rottingdean, Brighton crescent, Hove, Brighton nard's road, Eastbourne LeunardMrs.S.Beechhill ho. Wadhrst.S.Q Lawrence Miss, 3 Adelaide crescent, Lee Jsph.38 Newoown rd.Hove,Brighton Lennock Mrs.4 Lansdowne square, Hove, Hove, Brighton LeeMiiiS,Down view,Grange rd.Eastbrne Brighton Lawrence Miss, 3 Arundel terrace, Lee Miss, I Priory cres.Southo"Ver,Lewes Leunox Lt.-Gen. Wilbraham Oates J.P., Kemp town, Brighton LeeMiss,TheHome,Hurst rd.Eastbonrne B.B.,c.B.,v.c. Ea.Pallant ho.Chichestr Lawrence Miss, Hillside, Belle hill,BexhiJl LeeMiss,36Upperton gardns.Eastbourne Lennox Gerald Wilbraham · Stuart, Lawrence Mrs. Portfield, Chichester Lee Mrs. Burlington house, Hartington Wharton grange, Framfield S.O · Lawrence Mrs. St. Gillians, Chapel Park place, Eastbourne Lennox Mrs. Old park, Old Fishbourne, road, St. Leonards Lee Mrs. Burrell cot. Goring, Worthing Bosham, Chichester Lawrence Mrs. W. Dunsby house, Sed- Lee Mrs. 19 Dyke Road drive, Brighton LennyG.Mountfieldho.Southover,Lewes lescomb road, St. Leonards Lee Mrs.57 Meeching rd.Newhaven S.O Leonard Mrs. 16 Charlotte st. Brighton Lawrence Philip, Sydmonton, Perry- Lee Mrs. 3 Norfolk terrace, Horsham Lepard Misses, 7 Belle vue, Priory roa<4 mount road, Hayward's Heath Lee Mrs.107 Sackville rd.HoY"B,Brighton Hastings • Lawrence-Bradley Charles F.L.S. 23 LeeMrs.Swandean,Darrington,Worthing Lephard Edmnnd, Manor house, Church Albany villas, Hove, Brighton LeeRt.C.sBlatchington rd.Hove,Brightn road, West Worthing, Worthing Lawrie Mrs.163 Marine parade, Brighton LeeRobt.Nowell,32 Lennox rd. Worthing Leppard Mrs. Manning's heath, Nut­ LawryRev. Wm.C.18Hamltn.rd.Brightn LeeThos.Albt.Court ho.Goring, Worthng burst, Horsham Laws Arthur, 12 Clifton place, Brighton Lee Wm. 1 Upland views. St. Leonards Leppard Mrs. .35 Rose Hill ter. Brighton Laws Mrs.66 Shaftesbury road, Brighton Lee Wm. R. 3 Montpelier pL Brighton Le Qnesn& lames,. 2" Denmark vill~ Laws Samuel, :1 Montpelier st. Brighton LeeWm.Randall,AshdQwnho.Forestrow Hove, Brighton " .
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