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L.K.H: M.Llj Lee Buildings, Leeds Rd., Laisterdyke Longfield Villas, Legrams Lane Mab Court, Mab Street B 4 ·Lee Row, Bradford L.K.h: M.llJ Lee buildings, Leeds rd., Laisterdyke Longfield villas, Legrams lane Mab court, Mab street b 4 ·Lee row, Bradford Moor a6 Longlands place, Longlands street Mab street, Otley road b 4 Lee square, Leeds road Longlands street, Providence st. b 3 Maberley street, Bramley street Lee street, Queensbury' Longside court, Longside ln. c 3, c 2 Maidstone street, Gladstone street Lee street, Thornton road c 3 Longside lane, Thornton road c 3 Making street, Tong street Lee top, Thornton · Lonsdale street, Ripon street Malcolm street, Bolton road Leeds road, Bridge street . Loom street, Lingard street b 4 Malt place, Great Horton Leeds road, Idle Lord street, W akefield road c 5 Malt street, Manchester road Leeds road, Wind hill Lorne street, Valley road, Shipley Malt Shovel yard, W estfield In., Idle Leeds Old road, Leeds road Lorne street, W akefield road d 6 Maltby street, Battye street b 6 Leeds aud Whitehall road, Wyke Loughrigg street, Wheatley street Maltlriln, Alderscholes Leeming street, V alley road b 4 Louisa street, W alter street, Idle Maltkiln, Clayton Legrams lane, Listerhills rd. c 2, d 1 Low fold, Bolton lane Maltkiln court, Little Horton lane Legrams street, Edinburgh street c 2 Low fold, Bolton woods Maltlriln fold, Idle road Legrams terrace, Edinburgh st. c 2 Low fold, Denholme Malvern street, Leeds road b 5 Leicester street, W akefield road c 5 Low fold, Heaton Manchester road, Tyrrel st. c 3, d4 Lemon street, Litt1e Horton lane Low fold, Low Moor Mannheim road, Toiler lane Lemon terrace, Perseverance street Low fold, Mountain Mann lane, Great Horton road · Lesse street, Allerton Low fold, Town street, Eccleshill Manningham ln., North par. b3, a2 Leventb.orpe lane, Allerton Low green, Great Horton Mann's court, Kirkgate Leyburne street, Whetley hill b 2 Low Green terrace, Sowden street Mannville, Great Horton road c3 Leyfl.eaks road, Bradford road, Idle Low nook, Lidget lane, Clayton Mannville ores., Gt. Horton rd. c 3 Leylandslane, Highgate, Heaton Low street, White Abbey road b 2 Mannville ter., Gt. Horton rd. c3 'Lidget, Lidget lane, Clayton Low Town, Thornton Manor pl., U ndercliffe rd, U nderclifi~: Lidget green, Clayton Low Town end, High street, Wibsey Manor row, Cheapside Lidget bill, Clayton Low well, Briggate, Shipley Manor street, Idle road, Idle Lidget lane, Beckside road d 1 Low well, Manchester road Manor street, Manningbam lane b 3 Lidget place, Beckside road d 1 Lowfield street, Manchester road M:msfield road, Oak lane a2 Lidget street, Lidget green d 1 Lowhill place, W akefield road Maperton road, Barkerend road b 5 Lidget terrace, Lidget place d 1 Lower Ashgrove, Sawrey place Margerison street, Albert street b 4 Lilac street, Bowling Back lane c 5 Lower Back William street, Little Marion street, Handel street c 2 Lilac Grove street, Sticker lane Horton lane Mark street, Bowling Old lane Lilian street, Sticker lane Lower Barrack yard, W akefield road Market place, Shipley Lily street, Church street a 1 Lower Black mires, High street, Market street, High street, Wibsey Lilycroft road, Heatonroad al Queensbury Market street, Kipping ln., Thornton Lime street, Great Horton· d 2 Lower Bramley street, Park road c 3 Market street, Tyrrel st. to Kirkgat.e Lincoln place, Allerton Lower Bright street, Longside lane Market st. chambers, Market st. Lincoln road, Whetley hill 'b 2 Lower Cheapside, Market street b 4 Marlborough rd.,Manninghamln. a2) Lincoln street, Allerton grange Lower Cliffe street, Heaton road Marlborough terrace, Manninghamln Lincoln terrace, Allerton Lower Cobden street, Longside lane Marley street, Garnett street b 5 Lincoln terrace, Lincoln road b 2 Lower Coppy, Allerton road Marr hill, Valley road, Shipley Lindum terrace, Ma.nningham ln. a2 Lower Cross street, Park road c4 Marsden fold, Sticker lane Lingard street, Bolton road b 4 Lower Ebenezer court, Vicar lane Marsden street, Mount street Linton street, Ripleyville Lower Ernest street, Graham street Marsden terrace, Perseverance street 1 Lionel street, Valley road a 3 Lower Giles st., Little Horton lane Marsh place, Manchester road Lister court, Silsbridge lane Lower Globe street, City road b 2 Marsh street, Manchester road Lister lane, Bolton road Lower Gran ville place, Allerton road Marshall row, W akefield road Lister park, Manningham lane Lower Hoyle ing, Thornton Marshall street, Elizabeth street c31 Lister place, Heaton road Lower Kent street, Hope street · Marske street, Leeds road b 5 Lister street, Bermondsey b4 LowerKipping,Kippingln.,Thornton Mary gate, Prince street c4 Lister terrace, Great Horton road Lower lane, Wakefield road c6 Mary street, Bowling Back lane c~ Listerhills rd., Thornton rd. c 3, c 2 Lower Park house, Low Moor Mary street, Denholme Little Cross street, Bowling Old lane Lower Penny hi1l, Clayton Mary street, George street, Thornton Little bill, Thornton Lower Pikeley, Allerton Mary street, Saltaire Little Horton green, L. Hortonln. d 3 Lower Rushton road, Thornbury Mason court, Otley road Little Horton lane, Great Horton Lower School street, Low Moor Mason street, 'Manchester road road c3, d3 Lower School street, Saltaire Mather's lump, Low Moor Little lane, Toiler lane Lower Snake hill, Low Moor Maud street, Mulgrave street b5 Little moor, Bradford_:and Halifax Lower Spring head, Mountain, Maudsley street, Upper Seymour st. road, Great Horton Queensbury Maw street, Hall lane c 5 Little row, Low Moor Lower Silk street, Beamsley road Mawson court, Southgate Liversedge row, Perseverance lane Lower Stansfeld st., Stansfeld st. Mawson street, Saltaire Livingstone place, Windhill Lower Thomas st.,Manchesterrd. c4 Mawson street, Southgate Livingstone road, Gaze by lane Lower Wharf street, Commercial st., Mechanics' Institute buildgs., Bridge Livingstone street, Arctic parade d 1 Shipley st., Market st., and Tyrrel st. Lizard street, Hall lane c4 Lower Wyke, Wyke Medley fold, Westgate Lockwood street, Acker lane, Wibsey Lower Wyke green, Wyke Melbourne grove, Old Leeds road, Lockwood.street, Low Moor Lower William court, Gibson street Thornbury Lockwood street, Saltaire Low:field street, Manchester road Melbourne pl., Little Horton ln. c3, Locomotive terrace, Low Moor Lucan street, Otley road Melbourne terrace, Little Horton ln. Lodge gate, Denholme Lucy street, Princeville street c 1 Melior street, Thorncliffe road a2 Lodge la.ne, Bowling Old lane Ludlam street, Black Abbey Melior street, Windhill Lofthouse street, Otley road a4 Ludlam street, Mill lane Melville street, Preston street c2 Long Berries, Clayton Ludlow street, White Abbey rd. b 2 Menstone street, City road b 2 Long causeway, Denholme Lumb bottom, Drigblington Merton road, Laisteridge lane c3 Long lane, Allerton Lum b lane, W estgate b 3, b 2 Merton street, Ripley street d 4 Long lover, Wyke Lumby street, Manchester road c4 :Metcalf street, Ounsworth street d~ Long row, Low Moor Lupton street, Manchester road :Meynells court, Bowling Back lane Long street, Bowling Back lane c 5 Lyndhurst street, Leeds road b 5 Miall street, Stansfeld street c 2 Longcroft place, Silsbridge lane b 3 Lyon street, Sand Beds Middle lane, Lidget la:ne, Clayton Longfield street, Legra.ms lane Lyons street, Great Horton road Middle street, Manor row 84 .
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