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302 Btr • PRIVA1,E RESIDENTS 302 BtR • PRIVA1,E RESIDENTS. [HERTFORDSHIRE. l:Jerry Charles John, Lyndhurst, Bird John F. Rushmere, York road, Blake Mrs. Park croft, Rickmans­ .Aldenham avenue, Radlett St . .Albans worth road, Watford Berry Derb, The Spinney, Manor Bird Misses, Morton street, Royston Blake S. J. 3 Stanley road, Watford estate, Hemel Hempstead Bird Mrs. Cranbrook, Kneesworth st. Blake William Henry M.B., B.S. Berry Frederick Haycraft M.D. Ox· Royston Bowers house, High st. Harpenden ford house, Clarendon rd. Watford Bird Mrs. Dagmar lodge, .Alexandra Blakeley J. W .36 :\'Iildred av. Watford Berry Mrs. 4 Green street, Stevenage road, Watford Blanch Miss, 3 Sollershott west, Berry Thomas Charles, Knebworth, Bird S. Silverdell, Nascot wd. Watfrd Letchworth Station road, New Barnet Bi;rdseye Thomas Michael, 38 Port­ Blanchfl.ower T.A.7oHigh st.Hoddesdn Berry Thomas Edwin, Oak:field, Tot­ land road, Bishop's Stortford Bland Waiter Richard, Woodview, teridge, Whetstone N Birkbeck Major-Gen. William Henry Somerset road, New Barnet Berry T. S. 4 Orchard rd. Stevenage C.B., C.:.Y.LG. South hall, Heath Bland William James, Stoney croft, Berryman .Alexander Cassels, 50 lane, Hemel Hempstead Mildred avenue, Watford Cross Oak rd. Great Berkhamsted Birks Rev. Edward Bickersteth M.A. Blandv• G. Swinnerton M.D., B.S. Bertram Julius J .P. Sishes,Stevenage Rectory, Kelshall, Royston Middlesex County Asylum,St.Albns Besant Wm. L. W. London rd.Roystn Birlev Miss, Lynwood, King's road, Blane Miss,I6IHigh st.Walthnm Cross Besley Jn. Jas. 7 Essex rd. Watford Great Berkhamsted Blanford Ernest, 2.'i Boxwell road, Bessant Charles, Tile kiln, Leverstock Birrell Jas. 4 Wellington rd. Watford Great Berkhamsted Green, Hemel Hempstead Birt Lady, 4 Bricket rd. St . .Albans Blatch Rev. Frederick Roberts M.A. Best F. H. de G. 159 High street, Birt Alfred William,Cheshunt cottage, Rectory, Therfield, Royston Waltham Cross College rd. Cheshunt,•Waltham Crss Blaxill John, Brewery cottage, Best Mrs. 20 Woodford road, Watford Birtwistle Charles Alfred, Carleton, Walkern, Stevenage Betts Samuel J.P. Bury Green, Little Upton avenue, St. Albans Blenkarn W. 136 Queen's av. Watford Hadham, ~Iuch Hadham Biscoe Mrs. Rosebank, Spencer road, Blenliin Rev. Alfred George, The Bevan David .A., J.P.Burloes, Royston Harpenden Manse, Albury ride,Waltham Cross Bevan Miss, 6 Gombards, St. Albans Bishell J. South lodge, Baldock Blenkin Rev. Canon George Wilfrid Bevan T. Brooklyn lodge, Nightin- Bishop Rev. Arthur Stanley, Fyling­ M.A. Vicarage,Old Park rd.Hitchin gale road, Rickmansworth dales, Station road, Harpenden Blest Col. D. .A. Hillcroome, King's Bevan T. \V. The Bury, Bury lane, Bishop Arthur, Glenmore, Hadley rd. road, Berkhamsted Riclimansworth New Barnet · Bletsoe Francis F. Grove cot. Heath· Bevan T. J. 3 Grosvenor rd. Watford Bishop Alfred, Boltons park, Littlt> bourne road, Bushey Heath,Watford Beveridge Harold W. Upleadon,Upton Heath, Potters Bar (Middlesex) Blewitt Edward John, 5 Broad street, road, W atford Bishop .Alfred, I Stanley villas, Park Hemel Hempstead Beverlev• Rev. Ernest Orme M.A. Street, St. Albans Blewitt Ernest Wallace, 9 Greenway, Vicarage, Sawbridgeworth Bishop Frank B. Idle dell, Shenley Great Berkhamsted Beverlry H. Nascot lodge, Langley lane, Radlett Blewitt :Miss, Solesbridge cottage, road, Watford Bishop Henry, Bi~hfi.eld, Belmont rd. Chorley Wood, Rickmanswo:J:th Bex: Frederick George, 82 Fitzjohn New Bushev,• Watford Blight Horace V. 31 Oxhey road, a venue, High Barnet Bishop J.H. 89 Durban rd. we.Watfrd Ox:hey, Watford Bickersteth ~Iisses, The Limes, Lang­ Bishop James, Grasmere,The .Avenue, Blincow Mrs. Bodenham, Luton rd. leybury, Kings Langley New Bushey, Watford Harp end en Bicknell Rev. Charles Vincent K.C.L. Bishop Joseph Gordon, 32 Normandy Bliss C. North Lea, King's Langley The Vicarage, St.Michael's,St.Albn,, avenue, High Barnet Bliss Edwin, .Athelstan, Lyonsdown Biddle Walter Herbert, 7 Normandy Bishop Miss, Oak Bank, London avenue, New Barnet avenue, High Barnet Colney, St. Albans Bliss H. J. Biskra, Langley rd.Watfrd Biddle William Daniel, Glenwood, Bishop Thomas, Fairholme, Woodville Block Rev. Charles Edward M.A. Chorley Wood, Rickmansworth · road, New Barnet W eston road, Stevenage Bidlake Frederick T., B.A. Kate's Bishop-Cnlpeper William A. Green­ Blockey Thomas Sandland, Grove cot. Cabin, Station road, New Bm·net heys, Granville road, High Barnet Church gte.Cheshunt,Waltham Crss Bidwell Wilson, The Cottage, Willian Bisshopp Rev. C. H. Blois M.A. Ilfra­ Blois Ern est P. Monksfi.eld, Beacons­ way, Letchworth combe, Leavesden road, ·Watford field road. St. Albans Biegel Carl, The Nook, Croxley Grn Bisshopp Rev. Hammond Butler M.A. Blomfield Frederick C. Waterdale Bigge Major-Gen. Thomas Scovell The Vicarage, Frogmore, St.Albans house, Leavesden, Watford J.P., C.B. Lye house, :St. Stepben's, Black James Edward, 29 Normandy Blomfield :Miss, High st. Baldock St . .Albans avenue, High Barnet Blonde! Christr. Chas. The Bermit­ Eiggs M. 20 Knight st.Sawbridgwrth Black John 'Villiam, Derwent villa, agP., Pleasant rd. Bishop's Stortford Biggs S.W.So Hatfi.eld rd. St. Albans Victoria road, New Barnet Blood Mrs. 27 Granville rd. Watford Big-len G. W. Handel, Elmstead, Bel- Blackaby Arthur _.\lbert, 6o Berting­ Bloomer William, Blenheim, Blen­ mont road, New Busbey, Watford fordbury road, Hertford heim road, .St. .Albans Billing Arthur Edward, 26 Blandford Blackburn Harry E. Roland v~l. Bury Bloomfi.eld Eric, 9 Horsecroft road, road, St. Albans Green rd. Cheshunt,Waltham Cross Boxmoor Billings Charles Henry, 23 Hockerill Blackburn John, Colne Valley Water Bloomfield George, 21 Oxhey avenue, street, Bishop's Stortford works, Aldenham road,New Bushev,• Oxhey, Watford · Binder John H.26Russell av.St.Albans Watford Blount :Mrs. The Rectory, North­ Bingley Frederick George, Vista, Al­ Blackburn :\iiss, 5 Ravenscroft Park church, Berkhamsted bury ride, Waltham Cross road, High Barnt>t Blount-Greene Edwin, West lawn, 'Binnie Peter Frederick, The Links, Blackburn William Ernest, Littlecote, Moreton avenue, Harpenden East common, Harpenden Merryhill road, Bushey, Watford Blow Geo. 69 Walkern rd. Stevenage Binning .Alex. M.D. North rd.Hatfield Blackett John Stanley Wilson, St. Blow Harry, W elwyn Binyon Basil, St. Outhberts, Finch Michael's, Woodside, Hatfield Blow J. 29 Trinity rd. Stevenage lane, Bushey, Watford Blackley David, Reay, .Aldenham rd. Blow Mrs. E . .A. 16 St. Peter's st. Binyon Mrs. Brightwen, Haydon New Bushey, Watford St . .Albans ridge, :\'Ierrybill road, Bushey, Blackwrll Mrs.Ox:hey pl.Oxhey,Watfd Blow Percy Cherry, Rooksbury, Ridg­ Watford Blackwell Samuel John J.P. Manor mont road, St. Albans Birch Misses, 2 Clifton villas, Horse­ ho. Chipperfield, King's Langley Blower Lewis, Sunnydene, Beechcroft croft road, Boxmoor Blackwell WiUiam Thomas, Lynton, road, New Bushey, Watford lJirch Mrs. Rickmansworth park, Watling Street, Radlett Blo-wfield John, Holbrook, Gloucester Rickmansworth Blac.kwood John A. St. Wilfrid's, road east, New Barnet Birch 1Irs. The Hollows, North­ Potters road, New Barnet Bluett Rev. Thomas Lovell B.A.Vicar­ church, Berkhamsted Blades Alex. 85 Cassio rd. Watford age, London Colney, St. Albans Birch Walter de Gray, Rideau lodge, Blagburn Miss. Lea Hurst, Hadley Blumberg Lt.-Col. Herbert E., R.M. The .Avenue, Watford road, New Barnet Merrowdown, .Avenue rise, Bushey, Birch Wyndham, The Lordship, Blain E. J. 45 The Avenue, Hitchin Watford Churchgate,Cheshunt,Waltham Crss Blair Miss, Cherry dell, Hagden lane, Blundell H. Fairlawn, Milton road, Bird Capt. Charles, Brockley lodge, Watford · Harpenden Richmond road, New Barnet Blair Misses, I5 Sollershott west, Blundell S. Bendish house, St. Paul's 'Bird Arthur, Bose cottage, Herons· Letchworth Walden, Welwyn gat1~. Rickmansworth Blake Archibald Scott, Craigie lea, Blunt Ernest William, Westbrook, Bird F. W. Station pi. Letchworth Milton road, Harpenden Heathfield road, Royston Bird George, The Nest, Watling Blake G.Holmlei~rh, Park av.Watford Blunt John 'Sylvester, 27 Oxhey td. Strret, Radlrtt Blake Mrs. 37 London road, Bishop's Oxhey, Watford Stortford .
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