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Bur-Hut Post Office London 1008 BUR-HUT POST OFFICE LONDON 1008 Hurd Thoma.q, baker, 1 Teviot street, Bromley E HusBey Benjn. marine store dealer, 2Pancras st.Tott:enham ct.rd WC Burd William, solicitor, 58 Cheapside E C Hussey Charles, slater, 20 Salisbury street, Lisson grove NW Hurdle FredP.ril:k, 'Anchor tap' P. H. 2R Horselydown lane SE Hussey Denis Wm. commission mercht. see Goulding, Hussey & Co Hurford & Taylor, solicitors, 5 Furnival's inn, Holborn E C Hussey Ed.Kerri<~k, ship &c. broker, see WP.atherley, Mead & Hussey Rurford Charles, surgeon, z66 Caledonian road N Hussey Francis Gideon, baker, 15 Whitechapel High street E Hurford Richard, tailor, 16 Ferdinand street NW Hussey George, carpenter, 5o Paddington street, Marylcbone W Hurl Cha.s. builder, 115 Lancaster st. Boro SE & 5A., Earl i!t.Boro SE Hussey George William, solicitor, 5 Knightrider street E C Hurlbatt Wm. chartered accountant, see Harding, Whinney & Co Hussey Henry Skrine Law, solicitor, see Law, Hussey & Hulbert Hurle Robert, pawnbroker, 2og Hackney road E Hussey Capt. Jamoo, principal dockmaster at East & West India Rurles Edward, rubber stamp maker, see Cooke (G. K.), Hurletl & Co docks, Blackwall E Hurles John, mercha.nt, see Pattenden, Hurles & Co Hussey James, beer retailer, 1 Gresham place, Mt>or lane E C Hurlestone Lydia (Mrs.), surgical instrument maker & bougie, Hussey J ane (Mrs.), umbrella maker, 17 Kingsgate st. Holborn WC catheter & speculum manufacturer, •95 Blackfria.rs road SE IIussey 'l'homas, builder & brickmaker, 96 Kensington High street W Hurley Ohs. & Mary Ann (Miss), newsagtmt.~, 183 A.ldersgate st E C Husse.v Thorn~~ Gideon, china & gla.~s dealer, 184 Bow road E Hurley Frederick, newsagent, 16o Camberwell road SE Hussey William Brodie, solicitor, 5 Knightrider street E C Hurley Gcorge, chimney sweeper, 29 Cock lane, West Smithfield E C Hussey Wm. W. timber merchant 56, & china dlr.58,NewCross rdS E Hurley John, marble mason, 18 Little Gower place WC Husson Elise C:~frs.), corset maker, 43 Clipstone street, Fitzroy sq W Hurley Martha (Mrs.), greengrocer, 16 Coborn road, Bow road E Husson JameB, carpenter, 43 Clipstone street, Fitzroy square W Hurley Randall, importer of foreign fancy goods, 10 Lowther arcade Husson Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 131 Clarendon road W WC; 189 Borough High streetS E & 51 Lambeth walkS E Hustler Cllarles Devereux, cornchandler, 92 Berwick street W Hurley William, printer, see Sntclifl'e & Hurley HnHtler Frederick Charles, eorn dealer, 102 High st.Camden twnNW Hurley Willia.m John, house decorator, 22 Addison ter.NottinghillW Hustwait Thomas, boot & shoe maker, :z Manor place, Walworth SE Hurlock Gcorge, furniture dealer, 28 Rhodeowell road, Limehouse E Hustwaite Richard, tailor, 29 North row, Grosvenor square W IIurlock William, clothier, 66, 68, 70 & 73 Walworth roadS E Hustwitt & Son, confectioners, 464 Holloway road N Hurlstone W. &Co.surgical instrument makrs.&c.1g5 Blackfrs.rdS E Hustwitt Charles Philip, accountant, 3 Wilson street, Finsbnry E C Hurlstone James, locksmith, 52 Whitfi.eld st. Tottenham et. road W Hntcheon David, coffee rooms, 164 Walmer road, Notting hill W Hurlstone John Alfred, greengrocer, 3o Union st. Middlesex hosp W IIutcheson John Mitchell, sugar broker, see Macdonald,Hutcheson&Co Hurlstone William, newtlB.gent, 4 .Tame..~ place, Bath street E C Hutcheson Stewart S. (Oporto) (Stallard & Smith, agents), 25 Hum Ja.mes Henry, gasfitter, 25 King street, Tower hill E C Philpot lane E C H urndall Henry L. & Sons, commission mers. 61 Knightrider st E C Hutcheson Thomas, hairdresser, 1g3 Great College street NW Hurran John,' The Cat' P.H. 220 Upper Whitecross street E C Hutcheson Thomas,' Lion & Lamb' P.H. Deptford green SE Hurran John Henry, fancy cabinet maker,3 Lizard st. St. Luke'sE C Hutchines Sarah (Mrs.), muffin baker, 43 MarylebiJne lane W Hurran William, 'Green Gate' l'.H. 2ZO City road E C Hutchings Alexander John & Co. wire rope mas. West Ferry road E Ilurrell A.rthur William, B.A. solicitor, 9 Knightrider street E C Hutchings Alfred At wood & Sou, tailors, 4 Baker street W Hurrell Henry, barrister, 1 Temple gardens E C Hutchings Charles & Son, corn chandlers, 144 Raymouth roadS E Hurrell Jeremiah, lodging house keeper, 5 Upper Gloucester pl NW Hutchings & Crowsley Limited, printers, 9 New Broad street E C; Hurrell John, barrister, 1 Pnmp court, Temple E C 36, 37, 39 & 41 Henry street, Portland town NW; 123 Fulham Hurrell Thomas, cab proprietor, 1 Maplin street, Mile end road E road SW & 117 Praed street W llurren A.nthony, 'King's Head' P.H. 6 Swinton st. Gray's inn rdW C Hutchings & Orchard, photographers, 756 Old Kent road SE Hurren Reuben, builder, 19 Durham place, Campden hill road W Hutchings & Romer, music publishers, 9 Conduit street W & 10 & 11 Hurren Wi.niam, baker, 21 Barnsbury road N Little Marlborough street, Golden square W Hurry Henry Hales, dining & ale rooms, 296 Pentonville road N Hutchings Charl83 Robert, solicitor, see Piercy, Hutchings & Rntler Hurry James, stationer, 120 Oxford street W & 47 Cornhill E C Hutchings Francis, boot & shoe maker, 153 Deptford High st SE Hurry :Matilda (Mrs.), confectioner, 119 Charles st. Commercialrd E Hutchings Frederick, tennis shoe maker, 44 Gerrard street, Soho W Hurry William Jose ph, advertising agt. 62 St. Martin's-le-Grand E C Hutchings G€orge, carpenter & buihler, ofliee fitter & contractor Hursley John, surgeon, 34 Wardour street, Soho W for general repairs, 3 Laurence Ponntney hill E C Burst & :mackett, publishers, 13 Great Marlborough street W Hutchings George, coffee rooms, 58 Gleng-all road, Isle of Dogs E HlU'Bt Edwi-n & Co. seed merchants, 5 New London street E C Hutchings Henry, tobacconist, 5 Clarendon place, Clarendon road W Hurst & Hu:rst, shorthand writers, 40 Chancery lane WC Hutchings John, fancy draper, 313 & 315 Commercial roarl east E Hurst & Son, seed merchants, 152 & 153 Houndsditeh E; Gun square Hutchings John, tailor, 2 Crowland terrace, Essex road N E; Church street, Minories E & Market stand, 3g New Corn Hutchings Joseph, herbalist, 183 Iligh Holborn WC Exchange, Mark lane E C Hutchings Samuel Downes, locksmith, 12 Hand C(I)Urt, Holborn WC Hurst & Co. ham dealers, 22 Bishopsgate street within E C & 87 Hutchings Tom, tricycle & bicycle dep<lt,23 High rd.Knightsbdg SW Lca.dcnhall street E C Hutchings Thomas Peters, bootmaker, 82 Haverstock hill NW Hurst Alfred, manufacturer of tarpaulins, van covers & sacks, 4S Hutchings William, tobacconist, 55 Old Kent road SE Nelson square SE Hutchings William Medlen, printer, 38 Hutton street, Dorset st E C H1ll'St Charles, butcher, 147 Maiden road NW Hutchins & Hickling, bicycle manufacturers, 3o Queen Victoria H urst Charles, dining rooms, 63 Snmner street S E street E C & 1 Moor lane, Fore street E C HUnlt Edwin, confectioner, 31 Lisson grove NW Hutchins & Morgan, trunk makers, 125 Grove road E Hurst George, general smith, 25 Banner street, St. Luke's E C Hutchins Charles George, blacksmith, 3 William st. LisBon grO'\Te NW Hurst Gcorge, oilman, 3o New Gravel lane, Shadwell E Hutchins Charles Henry, sub-manager of National Discount Co. Hurst Henry Thomas, manufacturer of fancy leather goods, des­ Limited, 35 Cornhill E C patch desks, jewel boxes, work baskets, tourists, writing, toilet & Hutchins Fredk.Leigh,F.R.G.s.solicitor,see Murray,II utchins&Stirling dressing cases, all kinds of medireval mounts & surgical instrument Rutchins Goorge, furniture van proprietor, 8 King st. Kensington W cases &c. 74 Colebrooke row, Islington green N Hutchins IIenry, bootmaker, 35 G€orge street, Langha.nl. street W Hurst James, bootmaker, 12 Sutton street, A.bingdon road W Hutchins Henry, carpenter, :zo "\l.o.hiteomb street, P:...ll mall east WC Hurst James, painter, 331 Deptford Lower road SE Hutchins Henry, ginger beer maker &c. 217 Southgate road N Hurst Joseph, coffee & chop house, 101 St. Paul's road, Islington N Hutchins Henry, lodging honse, 7 Union street, Berkeley sqnare W Hurst Joseph, twine factor, 45 Nelson square, Blackfriars SE Hutchins J amcs, marble, stone & monnmental mason, marble Hurst Joseph, jun. shorthand writer, see Hurst & Hu:rst chimney pieces, stone & marble merchant, granite worker & Hurst Joseph Thomas, importer of hat trimmings, 44 Nelson sq SE polisher, marble works, Market wharf, York road N Hurst .Maria (Mrs.), coffee rooms, 42 Minories E Hutchins James William, greengrocer, Bg New CrossroadS E R11rnt MaJW Ann C~rs.), tobacconist, 40 North st. Lisson grove NW Hutchins J~eph, greenbrrocer, 1 Alfred row, Notting hill W Hurst Peter, stockbroker, 3 Copthall court E C Hutchins Louisa (Mrs.), dyer, 29 Park street, Camden town NW Hurst Robcrt Henry, barrister, Goldsmith building, Temple E C Hutchins Peter Burrowes, barrister, 4 Crown office row E C Hurst Stephen, builder, 17 Craven street, Stmnd WC Hutchins Thomas Joseph, stationer, 84 Mount st. Berkeley square W Hurst Thomas, costume maker, 2 Dean street, Islington N Hutchins Waiter, tobacconist, 29, & dyer, 31 Brompton road SW Hurst Thomas, tailor, 242 Vauxhall bridge road SW Hutchins Willia.m Henry Brougham, packing ca.se & portmanteau Hurst William, boot & shoemaker,4Belgrave mews ea.Belgrave sq SW maker, see Pound (llenry), Son & Hutch ins Hurst William Benjamin, supt. registrar, <lg Parish st. Tooley st SE Hutchinson A. & Co. (Compagnie Nationale du Caontchouc Sonple), H urst Wm.Jeffery ,re g. of births & deaths,52 Dockley rd.BrmndsyS E original manufacturers of goloshes under Goodyear's patents, Hurt David R. auctioneer, valuer & estate agent, The Bayswater waterproof clothing, machine belting, steam packing, indiarubber Estate Office, 3.A., Chepstow place, Westboume grove W hose," International Gas Tubing," pontoons, elastic bands, mats Hurt Prank, corn factor, see Girdwood Alexander & Co &c. ; head office, Paris; works, at Langhie (France) & Mannheim liurt Henry Gcorge, table liner, upholsterers' and cabinet makers' (Germany) ; 3 & 4 Great Winchester street E C ornamental leather gilder, z Tottenham st.
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