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Twickenham. 455 SUBURBS.] TWICKENHAM. 455 Eulling William, confectioner 25 Mowbray Mrs. Buller Twickenham park, East 51 Mackay Rev. Swoon Mac.. & greengrocer 27 Smith Mrs Twickenham. donald M. A Aslin Robert Jn. boot maker 29 Ries Paul Clark Mrs. (Park house) 53 Edwardes Sa.~uel Thomas Pooley Mrs. Georgina, beer rtlr 31 Smith Mrs ....... here is Riverdale rd. .. 55 Beck er FrederiCkBlomfield Forge Richd. Wealthy, est.agt 33 Vertue .Alfred Clarke Jas. Thos.(.Arundel ho) 57 Durlacher Fred .Eailey Waiter, butcher 35 Stromeyer Mrs SpencerThos.Wake(Percy ho) Her!lldNwspapr.Office(brnch) ...• here is Waldegrave Td . ..• Harris Mrs. (Rosslyn house) Wa.ldegrave r?ad, Straw .. :SimpsonR.W.&Co.Lim.news- WEST SIDE. Malcolm Sir James bart. berry hill. paper publishers & printers Hodgson Francis Cotterell (Balbedie) De Stern Baron Herbert (The Elsey Edwin, tobacconist (Abbotsford villa) Waiter Major l<'rederic Mansioi~_) Elliott Mrs. (A.bbotsmead) (Ellesmere) Bonus MaJor-Gen. JosephR.E. Station yard. ...... here is Spencer rd ....... YerburghRichard E. (Arling- (The Cedars) !Railway Station(L. & S. W.), ... here are Walpolegrdns ... ton house) TathamBertram(Lincolnldg) Wm.Pittman,statn.mastr .. here is L. q- S. W. railway .........here is Arlington rd. ...... Dam~ Chas: ~- (WalP?le ldg) .Knowles John& Co. drain pipe Driver Percy John, grocer Perryn Richard llenry (Caris- Dear ling Wilham (Fa1rholme) makers, Railway station IQ Walton C. H brooke house) .here are Waldegmve garden.~. W AI.L LETTER Box I4 Boyd Francis AylandFredk.coalmer.(office) r6 Breach Thomas William Victoria. road, Amyand Walpole gardens, Straw.. 1 Park road. Railwayho~l,'Ym: Macgregor 26 Best George Payne :B.A., berrv• Hill road. _........ he?'fl u Statzon rd.. ...... M.:B. surgeon WEST 'SIDE. 1 Naftel Mrs The Coal Co-operative Society 28 Chalk Mrs 1 Glad well Henry 3 Bamford Charles Robert Limited 32 Clark Mrs 3 Harvey David Robert 5 Russell William John .Stratton, Gentry & Co. coal j6 Sturton James 4 Thiollier Eugene 7 Barker Thomas merchants 38 Burgoyne Cuthbert 5 SmithRev.AlanGordonM.A. 9 Montgomery James Hosking & Son, auctioneers 4Q Stewart CharlesJames :B.A [curate of St. Mary's] 11 Freeman Stonehewer P 7 Goadby Howard, architect 42 Fletcher Capt. Leslie 6 Whittle Waiter 2 Toulmin \\ m. Newnham ....... here is Grosvenor rd ....... 46 Leach Thomas EAST SIDE. 4 Image Edmund Forge Richd. W. estate agent 48 Harvey Mrs Day Frank 6 Taylor Algernon, surveyor 7 8 Omney Mrs EillEdwin,collectr.~owaterco so Tunks Charles G 9 Herring Augustus Harbor Leo1_1ard . ... here is Waldegrave rd .... IQ Riches John Houlding IQ Ringrose Bernard J Lascelles, T1ckner & Co. Ln•. 1 I J ames John Williamson r:a Stanger-Leathes Mrs brewers (stores) Strawberry vale, Cross Cl k ... , ·, Qu , d deep 12 ar ~nrs j.. ........ aere ·t~ een s r ...... J. · 3 Harrison William H Walpole rd. Hampton road Albany hotel, William Green [Letters received through Ted- I to Strawberry Hill road • ......... here is Staten rd......... dington.] Waldegrave grdns. Tower l d ( ) WEST SIDE • .,.. d d A d k Russe lG.Peabo y Beaconlo road to Waldegrave road. I Gomoszynska Miss .s tro.uor r . ..nmyan Par Wells Frank, solicitor .. rd. to Richmond rd. Young Fredk. Jh. (Waterton) I Ca~man :V1lliam W 3 Docker Leslie · · · 1 kM (B 1 ) 2 Smith Wilkes Edward 7 Wermecke Ernest Gilhes John Wmnford Car rs. e grana D 1 M w tt Alf d (Stratford house) Burf?rd Edwin (Cheshunt) 1H~~IIet l~fred L. A I~ Fr~:ling ~~s r: Wo~ffbMrs WWatlhngJArFthur (T(hCelWdarhren)) 6 Hawkins James Harford 13 Parks Frederic William 2 Swm ourne Arthur a ters n. arrest y e se B J h D H J h 3 .Tones George Volckman Mdme. (King's ho) 8 T~J 0 n 1 5 unn enry 0 n 4 Burchell Herbert GreenWilliam Ellerby(Devon- 9 H1 etyl MrHs 1 7 Davey Mrs · · h ) IQ ar ey enry rg Cippelfield Miss _..... h ere zs Haggm-d 1·d .....~ shire ouse Ch t ·Le thl St 1· H J h 8tenning Harry Alexander WALL LETTER Box & FIRE 11 a er a ey 21 ar In? enry osep (Annandale) ALARM PosT r2 GlassonLancelotThompson 23 Jo!le.s Samu~l. · ) h · ur-'d le 13 Amor George 27 WJlhams William C oo k e Mrs. ( Irvmgton ... ere 1s rr cu egrave p ... Sh h d Ed" d S W'll' J k St e Ed d (B d 1 st) 14 ep er war 29 pencer 1 1am ac son co.:rouxw~:orge (;ro~ex) Talbot road. Ferminger J. (Kiribili) 31 Jenner George Robert Rumsey Herbert A.M.I.C.E. Subway to Staten gardens. I5 Young Alfred EAST SIDE. (claren d on ) Brown Mrs. Elizh. shopkeeper Waldegrave park, Straw- 2 Stone Lewis 4 White Thomas .Strawberry Hill rd. The berry hill, Waldegraveroad 6 Merrifield Mrs Third Cross rd.Staines road. to St~awberry vale Green to Waldegrave road, ' · 8 Anstruther Mrs Stra wherry hill. Gifford HoracP..J n. (Gothic cot) SOUTH SIDE. 10 Bartlett George EAST SIDE. Taylor John, gardener 2 Mitchell Theodore Herbert 12 Cawston Samuel William Hall Jas. Fredk. (Giffard ho) . 4 Metcalfe John 14 Lid better Alfred Haslip Joseph Montague Trafalgar rd. Stames roarl. 4 Metcalfe Miss 16 Deayton Uharles Frederick (Willow grange) WEST SIDE. 6 Permewan Mrs r8 Carter Arthur William Clifford Nathaniel Alfred I Amy Alfred Charles 8 MarshallFrncis.Ed.M.'R.c.s. 2 Q Somerhoft Arthur (The Grange) 2 Butler George Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond.surgn 22 Whittone Frederick WALL LETTER Box 3 Day Ernest Escott 10 Hall Alfred 24 Peters Frederick Henry -..... hereis Pope's gro ...... 5 Barnes Mrs I2 Bond William Ginger Geo. ( rG!oucester viis) SA, Aldcrness Mrs I4 Coulson Henry Lewis Water lane, King street. Brewer Edward Griffith (Bat- 6 Cutler Miss 16 Weall Mrs Leigh & Sons, plumbers combe lodge) 6A, Upton Miss r8 Allan Francis John Cole Samuel, fisi1erman .Smith Ilenry (Longleat) 7 Mather Thomas 2Q Haslip Mrs. Campbell Shore Charles, waterman &: 'Tabor Geo.Hugo(Bromley vil) 9 Tassell Mrs. James 32 Neighbour Mrs boat builder (Rose cottage) .Cook Miss (Lancaster villa) ro Welsh Henry 34 Bennett Edmund Rd. Wm BillEd win Evered, I } Carnar" I I Mason Frank 52 Hartley Sidney ...... here is the Riverside ..... Bullack Frederick 2 von viis 12 Powell Charles Wesly 56 Chapman Mrs Wellesleyroad, Strawberry .Sa.unders Wm. (Ra.dstock ldg) EAST SIDE. 58 Bartrum Waiter Eccleston hill. Ramsay Miss (Pope's cottage) 13 White Joseph 6Q Lee Capt. William Fredk .Strong Mrs. (Grove cottage) 14 Maxwell-Cross D 62 Lowenadler Frederick Fargus Henry (Milton house) Marsh Mrs. (Bower cottage) 15 Milligan John 64 Cranmer James Bilbrough Arthur (Thurmby) Pennington Ernest,estate agnt 16 Allnutt Fredenck William 66 Davenport Montague Gardner Richard (head master PosT,Money,Order&Telegraph 18 Jones Herbert Atkins NORTH SIDE. Police Orphanage) offioe (James Cook,postmtr) 19 Allerson Miss 3 Reeves Lionel Wellington rd.Hampton rd. Strawberry HillR.ailwayStatn. 2I Robins William A 5 Nutman Robert lsaac Geo. Morgan, statu. mastr 22 Klosz Henry 7 Kirkland William Lavender Jason, farmer ~ ........ here is Tower rd ......... 24 JonesRev.Samuel[Raptist] r1 Egert Mrs Cooper Willam (TheElms) 25 Sullivan Henry E 15 Herslet Lewis Whitton rd. London road. 5 Britten Wallace 26 Hawkins Ernest 17 Lightbody .Alfred William WEST SIDE. 7 LawrenceMiss(Ladies'coll) 19 Bilbrough Kenneth Wickham ErnestE.(Heatham 9 Alston Thomas Sewell Twickenham Eyot. 21 Renshaw William house) 1:3 Fra.ser Galloway Island hotel, Edgar Shand, 31 Wade Miss Poupart Wm. & Sons, market rs Southerdene Mrs manager 33 Brown Alexander Burnett gardeners (Marsh farm) 17 Rogers Richard Bickley Twickenham Rowing Club, 35 Cheers Henry Artbur Archibald Clarence Holford 1:9 &ewin Arthur Philip A. Foggo, hon. sec 45 Cooper James P (Milton lodge) 21 Ash Henry Horatio M. I. N. A Bowen Kirby, electric launch 47 Lawton John HenryS .... he-re is Heathfield srruth ..... 23 Attenborough George . builder &c 49 Flindt :Mrs Tann Mrs. J. E. (Heathfield) .
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