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324 BAI PRIVATE RESIDEl\TS. [SHROPSHIRE. • Baird James, rg Salop road, Oswestry Bartlett Mrs. White Hart cottage, Beckwith · Capt. H. J. Millichope Baker Rev. Edwin Galliers B.A.,B.Sc, All Stretton, Church Stretton park, Craven Arms Ths Rectory, Yockleton, Shrewsbury Bartlett B. Lloyd, r8 B&rWick road, Beddard John Oakley,Netherton,High· Baker Charles John M.A. Shrewsbury Shrewsbury ley, Bridgnorth schl.Kingsland Upper rd.Shrewsbry Bartley Rev. Percy Roden M.A. The Beddard Mrs. A. Prestwood, Highley, Baker George Herbert,Oldbury house, Vicarage, Albrighton,Wolverhamptn Bridgnorth Oldbury, Bridgnorth Bartram Rev. Reginald Swayne B.A. Beddoes Benjamin, The Hollies, Little Baker H.S. 25 Dodington,Whitchurch Vicarage, Albrighton, Shrewsbury Ryton, Shrewsbury Baker Mrs.12 East Castle st.Bridgnth Bason Chas. H.2o Ferrers rd.Oswestry Bed does F.G. r Belmont rd.Ironbridge Baker Mrs. 30 Victoria rd. Oswestry Bate Alfred, Talbot street, Ellesmere Beddoes George, Holly Grove house, Baldwin Miss, The Elms, Ford, Bate Benjamin, 3 Westgate villas, Church Pulverbatch, Sh-rewsbury Shrewsbury Bridgnorth Beddoes Miss,Hesterwrth.Astn.-on-Cln Baldwin P. r6 Bishop st. Shrewsbury Bate Chas. 6 Station road, Newport Beddoes Mrs. 72 Church st. Bishop's Baldwin William, Colleybatch, Bate Misses, 21 Ea.Castle st.Bridgnth Castle Boraston, Tenbury Bateman Mrs. 1he Hollies, Welsh- Beddoes Wm. F., J.P. Minton house, Balfour Thomas, Old hall, Cheswar- ampton, Ellesmere Minton, Church Stretton . dine, Market Drayton Bates Rev. Hy. Wm. A.K.C.Lond.The Beddow S. 20 Holbache rd. Oswestry Ball Rev. Alfred Ernest M.A. Vicar- Vicarage, Tuck Hill, Bridgnorth Beddows Harry Thomas, Library age, Stanton Long, Much Wenlock Bateson Rev. Alfred, 32 Station st. house, School court, Shrewsbury Bamber Wm. Chester rd. Whitchurch Bishop's Castle Beech Noel T. Priorts Lea house, Banister Mrs. Caynton hall, Shifnal Bateson Gordon, Brookfield, Wat- Prior's Lee, Shifnal Bankhead-Browne Capt. Arth. Ernest, ling street, Church Stretton Heesley Albert James, The Cedars, The Towers, Market Drayton Bath Capt. Henry James, The Folly, PrPscott, Baschurch, Shrewsbury . Banks H. TheElms, Stirchley, Shifnal Ackleton, Wolverhampton Beeston Misses, Holly ho. Mkt.Draytn Banks Miss, Winstanley cot. Ruyton- Bather Rev. Wm. Henry M. A. VicaT- Beeston Mrs. Pickstock, Sa m brook, in-the-Eleven Towns, Shrewsbury age, Meole Brace, Shrewsbury Newport Barber Arthur Mitchell, Chapel Bather John Taylor, Robertsford, Belcher Edward W. Sandhurst, Wrex- house, Wellington Preston street, Shrewsbury ham road, Whitchurch Barber Mrs. Heath gates, Battlefield, Bather Richard, Brightside, Haygate Belcher Frederick M11rtin, 27 Port Shrewsbury road, Wellington Hill gardens, Porthill, Shrewsbury Barber-Starkey Roger John Kinloch, Batho J. Broom ho. Tetchill,Ellesmere Belcher John, As ton grove, Church The Mount, Ellesmere Batho Joseph Huxley, Brook house, Aston, Newport Barber-Sta.rkey William Jsph.Starkey, Treflach, Oswestry Bell Albert Ernest, Ivy house, Woore, Aldenham hall, Morville,Bridgnortb Batho Misses, Oakville, Whittington, Newcastle (Staffs) Bardswell Arthur Hamilton, Oakley, Oswestry Bell Conway, Anceller house, Edg- Queen's park, Oawestry Bathurst L. Trimpley, Ellesmere mond, Newport BarkeT Henry T. 40 Broad et. Ludlow Bathurst Mrs. E. S.Church st.Brosley Be.U George A. 2 Updale villas, Barker Jabez, Upper Greenfields,EEes- Battersby Mrs. 20 Coton crescent, Underdale road, Shrewsbury mere road, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Bell .Tn. F. Ford vil. Ford, Shrewsbry Barker John, Ashdale, Ellesmere rd. Baugh Joshua J. Brinnington, West Bell Miss, 25 Vineyard rd. Wellington Shrewsbury Hermitage st. Belle Vue,Shrewsbry BellMrs.Rosslyn,The Mount,Shrwsbry Barker John J.P.Old Grammar School Baxendale Jas.Harry,The Laburnums, Bellett Miss, Acacia house, r4 West- house, School gardens,School court, Station hill, Oakengates, Wellingtn gate villas, Bridgnorth Shrewsbury Baxter Major William, Holywell Belton Carl, Cranford, Ellesmere rd. Barker John, 47 Old street, Ludlow house, Bradford street, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Barker John Henry, Asterley house, Baxter Arthur, Swan hill,Shrewsbury Belton William, Yew Tree lodge, The Oopthorne road, Shrewsbury Baxter Mrs. 3 Castle View ter.Ludlow Mount, Shrewsbury Barker John S. Pool hill, Dawley Baxter Mrs. 8 Holywell terrace, Holy- Benbow Miss,The Knowle,Shrewsbury Barker Jn. Sl. Bank ho. Ironbridge 'well street, Shrewsbury road, Church Stretton Barker Joseph, The Elms, Little Baxter William H. Charlton, Oak· Bengough Misses, Castle sq. Ludlow Stretton, Church Stretton hurst road, Oswestry Benham Alfred George, r Holywell Barker Miss, Pool hill, Dawley Bayfield Miss, 13 Dinham, Ludlow terrace, Holywell street, Shrewsbry Barker Percy, Lyth hill, Bayston hill, Bayldon Theo E. 27 Berwick road, Benham Robert Edward, 3 Peel place, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury London road, Shrewsbury Barker Richd. 33 Gravel hill, Ludlow Bayley Geo. R. 24 Salop rd. Oswestry Beniarns Henry, Ashdowne cottage, Barker R. G. r Berwick rd.Shrewsbry Bayley H. R. G. Myford ho. Horsehay Boraston, Tenbury Barker W. 20 Berwick rd. Shrewsbury Bayley John, Wellington college,Wel- Bennett Fredk. Geo. Ivy cottage,Gra- Barlow Rev. Walt. Chas. M.A. Rec- lington venhunger, Woore, Newcastle,Staffs tory, East Castle st. Bridgnorth Bayliss Horace William, The Beech Bennett John, 19 Berwick rd. Shrwslbry Barlow Chas. E. 9 Julian rd. Ludlow house, Admaston, Wellington Bennett Thos.2o Mill bank,Wellington Barnes George H. L. Great Hales st. Bl!yliss Mrs. Teme Side villa, Teme- Bennett William, 102 Abbey foregate, Market Drayton side, Ludlow Shrewsbury Barnes Mrs. Brookside, Bron-y-Garth, Bazley Edwd. 55 Gravel hill, Ludlow Bennion A. Topham M.A. Mill mead, Oswestry Beacall Henry Mortimer, Ea.rdington Sutton road, Shrewsbury Barnes T. ro Westgate viis. Bridgnth house, Eardington, Bridgnorth Bennion E. F. 23 High st. Newport Barnett Horatio M.A., M.B. The Beacall Miss, 2 Bishop st. Shrewsbury Bennion Henry, Tong hill, Shifnal Limes, High street, Church Strettn Beacall Mrs. 2 Abbeyville, Bradford Benson Alfd. H. Cleobury Mortimer Barnett Miss, Coney cottage, Trevor street, Shrewsbury · Benson Edward Bernard, 16 Oollege hill, Church Stretton Beach William Henry, Fir grove, hill, Shrewsbury Barnett Miss, Old Mill house, Wem, Quatford, Bridgnorth Benson John Ingham, Aston hall, Shrewsbury Beaman George, Rock cottage, Mill Aston, Craven Arms Barnett Mrs.2rSt.John's hill,Shrwsbry street, Bridgnorth Benson Lyde E., J.P. Larden cottage, Barnett Thomas E. Edenholme, West Beamand Miss, 5 Bishop st.Shrewsbry Stanton Long, Much Wenlock Hermitage st. Belle Vue, Shrewsbry Beard James Cyril, Lee Gomery Benson Miss, C&&tle Pnlverbatoh, Barnfield Miss, The Grange, Stock- house, Wellington Shrewsbury ton, Shifnal Beaty George Henry Shaw, High st. Benson Mrs. Harnage house, Cound, Barnfield Mrs. The Cottage, Park Wem, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury street, Shifnal Beaumont Mrs. Yewston lodge, Wis- Benson Richard Brownlow, Church Baron Rev. Thomas, The Manse, St. tanstow, Craven Arms Pulverbatch, Shrewsbury John's street, Whitchurch Beava'l Rev. A.rthur Dowrick, Vicar- Bentley Rev. Albert, The Vicarage, Barratt Walter Edward J.P. Linley age, Clunbury. Aston-on-Clun Highley, Bridgnorth hall, Bishop's Castle Bebb Charles Evan, Marton grange, Bentley Miss, Trevor house, Trevor Barrett Herbert Harry, Aston road, Myddle, Shrewsbury hill, Church Stretton WPm, Shrewsbury Becker Theodore P. Innag-e ho.Shifnal Beresford Robert de la Poer M.D. Barrett Vernon W. B. Ashley street, Beckett Hugh George William, Prees, Derwent grange, Oswestry Underdale road, Shrewsbury Whitchurch Bergen H. A. Van, Attingham park, Barron George H. Alderson, Rose- Beckett Miss, 20 Great Hales street, Atcham, Shrewsbury neath, Little Drayton, Mrkt. Draytn Market Drayton Berry J. R. 37 Ferrers rd. Oswestry Barry W.E. 28 Ea. Castle st.Bridgnth Beckitt Waiter Henry Ritson, Beech- Berry Mrs.r4 Burgage st. Mkt.Draytn Bartlarn T. W. 29 Church hl.Ironbrdg wood, Oakhurst road, Oswestry Berry Noel W. 56 High st. Bridgnrth Bartleet Rev. Edwin Berry B.D.Vicar- Beckley V. 35 Coton cres. Shrewsbury Bessell Wm. Hy. 35 Gravel hl.Ludlw age, Much Wenlock .
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