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Country Houses in the District. [1918 808 COUNTRY HOUSES IN THE DISTRICT. [1918 Highway House, Froyle, H. R. Linzee, esq. Lyburn Park, Bramshaw, R. 0. Leigh, eaq. Highwood, Romsey, Capt. T. Suckling, B.X. Malshanger, Church Oakley, Godfrey Waiter, Hildon House, E. Tytherley, G. Brisooe, esq. esq. • Hilland, Headley, W. T. Phillips, esq. Manor House, Abbotts Ann, Keddy R. Hill Place, Swanmore, Major W. A. Daubeny. Fletcher, esq. Hinton Hou.ae, Kingsworthy, Col. Stewart. Manydown Park, W ootton St. Lawrenoe, Hinton Daubnay, Catherington, H. Salmon S. E. Bates, esq. Whalley-Tooker, esq. Marelands, Bentley, A. E. Seawell, esq. Hinton House, Hinton Ampner, H. J. Dutton, Marsh Court, Stockbridge, Herbert J ohnson, esq. esq. Hinton Manor, Catherington, Rear-Admiral Marsh House, Bentley, Gilbert W. Harrap, C. H. Bayly. e.aq. Hockley House, Cheriton, Rev. Lionel Corbett. Marwell Manor, Eastleigh, Mrs. J. Ma.lleson­ Hoddington Rouse, Upton Grey, Col. Lord Rogers. Basing. Marwell Ha.ll, Owslebury, Ca.pt. w. P. Holt Hatch, Binsted, Lieut.-Ool. R. Knox. Stand ish. Holt (The), Preshaw, Waiter Long, esq. Marwell Lodge, Owslebury, Mrs. Standish. Holybourne Lawn, H()lybourne, Robert Mayfield, We~~hm, Southampton, Lord Rad­ Crossman, esq. stock. Ho1ybourne Lodge, Holybourne, Capt. Webb. Medstead House, Lieut.-Col. 8. C. Halliday. Holywell House, Sws.nmore, Claude E. W. Medstead Manor House, Capt. E. P. E. Brinckma.n, esq. J ervoise, R.N. Houghton Lodge, Stockbridge, Capt. L. de Melchet Court, Romsey, 'foid. • J,atour Wells, B.X. Meonstoke House, 0. C. Macrae, esq. Huish, Basing, Ba.singstoke, T. R. Westroy, Merdon, Chandler's Ford, J. H. Thornhill, esq. esq. Mer!'ileas, Chandler's Ford, Admiral Gresley. Hursley Park, Sir G. A. Cooper, Bart. MerBham. Bitterne, Charles Noke, e.sq. Hurstbourne Park, Hurstbourna Priors, Earl Middleoot HoUJse, Qua.rley, Major H. G. S. of Portsmouth. Young. Idsworth, Horndean, Sir Harry Clarke- Middleton, Longparish, void. Jervoise. Midlington, Droxford, F. H. Christian, esq. lngersley, Chilworth, H. E. Sugden, esq. Mill Court, Binsted, J. St. Foyne Fair, esq. Mill House, Bishop's Waltha.m, A. H. Jervis Court, Swanmore, Rev. G. Maclean. Robinson, esq. KPmpshott Park, Dummer, H. Gourlay, esq. Mill fThe), Barton Staoey, P. Tarbutt, esq. Kimpton Lodge, void. Minley Manor, Fleet, L. Curri6, esq. King's Court, Chandler's Ford, Col. Stisted. Minstead Manor House, A. W. Fulcher, esq. Kingsworthy House, Miss Turnor. Moorlands, Bitterne, Courtenay Wilson, esq. Kitcombe House, Newton VaJenoe, Mrs. Morestead House, Eden Richardeon, esq. Mangles. Morland Hall, Alton, Guy F. Ferrand, eaq. Kitnocks, Curdridge, Major C. Randolph. Morton House, Kingsworthy, M. Hodgson, esq. Knoll (The), Andover, (J{)l. Hodgson. Mottisfont Abbey, Claud Vaudrey-Barker, Mill, eaq. Lainston House, Sparsholt, S. Boatock, e.aq. Moundsmere Manor, Preston Candover, w. Langrish House, C. W. TaJbot-Poneonby, esq. Buckley, esq. Langtons, Alresford, Col. H. Stratton Bates. Mount (The), Bishop.atoke, T. A. Cotton, esq. Laverstoke House, Sir William Portal, Bart. Mount (The), Whitchurch, T. A. Edney Le Court, Liss, Heath Harrison, esq. Hayter, e.aq. Leigh Park, Havant, Sir Frederick Fitz- Wygra.m. Nether Wallop, Stockbridge, P. S. Darnell, Lepe House, Exbury, C. Potter, esq. esq. Litchfield Manor House, W. Bragg, e.aq. Netley Castle, Col. the Hon. H. G. L. Crichton. Littlebourne, Twyford, Athol Mandalay, esq. New Place, Shedfield, H. A. Franklyn, esq. Littleoot, Enham, Mrs. Earle. Newt!rlea,d, Nr. Andover, 8. W. Sulman, e-sq. Littleton House, Arthur Dea.ne, esq. Newton VaJenoe Manor House, Uliok J. Burke, Lockerley Hall, East Tytherley, Oa.pt. F. J. esq. Dalgety. Norman Court, West Tytherle:r, W. M. G. Lodge ('l'he\, Alton, Mrs. Spioer. Singer, esq. J,odge (The), Itchen, Col. Grimston. Northbrook House, Bishop's Waltham, J. W. I .. ongmead House, Bishopstoke, Mrs. Gubbins. Ba.mforth, eeq. Longpa.ri6h Honse, N. Diggle, esq. North Sydmonton House, A. de P. Kingsmill, Longstock House, N. Oakley, esq. esq. J .. ongwood House, Owslebury, The Earl of Northend House, Hursley, Capt. Sir Henry Northesk. R. P. Floyd, Bart., B.N. .
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