Part 2

Albert gate. New Palace Yard. Belgrave-road. Pall-mall. Belgrave-square. Pont-street. Broad Sanctuary. Regent-circus. Carlton House-terrace. Rochester-street. Eaton-square. Stockbridge-terrace. Grosvenor-place. St. George’s-road. Grosvenor-road (Wall-box.) Victoria Railway Station (Letter-box.) Grosvenor-street West. Westmoreland-place. Millbank, Ponsonby-place. Whitehall, Horse Guards.

CHELSEA AND BROMPTON DISTRICT. RECEIVING HOUSES.

* Queen’s Elms. * Old Brompton. * Brompton-row. * Queen’s-road West. Church-street, Chelsea. Fulham-road, Alexander-place. King’s-road, No. 110. Fulham-road, Clifton-terrace. * King’s-road, No. 131.

PILLAR BOXES.

Boltons. King’s-road, Britten-terrace. Cadogan Pier, Chelsea. Ovington-square. Chelsea, Marlborough-road. Pelham Crescent. Devonshire-terrace. Rutland-gate. Earl’s Court, Brompton. * Walham Green.

GAS CHENDELIERS AND GAS FITTINGS, WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR EXPORTATION.

[Picture: Chandelier] Hall Lanterns, Vestibules, Pendants, Brackets,[Picture: Chandelier] BURNERS, &c.

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WARREN SMITH, MANUFACTORY AND SHOW ROOMS,

66, COLLEGE STREET, CHELSEA, S.W., (Opposite Pelham Crescent, Brompton,) AND AT 3, QUEEN’S ROAD, BAYSWATER, (Five doors down from Kensington Gardens).

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Gas Fitters & Plumbers’ Brasswork BEST WELDED IRON BARREL, Composition and Brass Tubes. _The Cheapest House in London for_ _Plain and Cut Gas Glasses_. BATH, HOT WATER, AND STEAM FITTINGS.

Price Lists on Application.

A Large Stock of Shop and Factory Fittings always ready.

PLANS AND ESTIMATES FOR LIGHTING PUBLIC OR PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.

Experienced Workmen sent to all parts on the shortest notice.

_Burners and Fittings in Mansions and Public Buildings kept in Order by Contract_.

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S. W. MOSS, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and Undertaker, 187, YORK HOUSE, FULHAM ROAD,

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_An extensive and well-seasoned Stock of New and Second hand Furniture_.

Bronze and Iron Bedsteads of every description.

Houses Furnished throughout at the Shortest Notice.

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SULPHUR.

NO MORE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.—A. MOLLARD’S Perfumed Toilet Sulphur Soap and Sulphur Cream are entirely free from any unpleasant Smell, and are sovereign remedies against local or chronic cutaneous eruptions, rheumatism, pains in the joints, &c. The Sulphur Cream possesses all the properties of the renowed “Barege Waters for baths,”—recommended by the most eminent physicians. Prospectuses and testimonials on application.

Sold Wholesale and Retail by Messrs. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul’s-church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Farringdon-street; T. Keating, 79, St. Paul’s-church-yard; Districhsen and Hannay, 63, Oxford-street; G. Jozeau, 49, Haymarket; P. A. Gerard, 390, Strand; Bainbridge and Pound, 60 Leather-lane; Bosley and Coleman, Chemists, 26, Brompton-row, and at the Depot, 2, Rupert-street, Coventry-street, W.

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B. ARMSTRONG, FAMILY, DISPENSING & CONSULTING CHEMIST.

OPPOSITE MARKHAM SQUARE, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA.

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_PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY DISPENSED_.

_N.B. All Chemicals and Drugs carefully selected from the first wholesale houses in London_, _and warranted of the choicest quality_.

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J. C. SAWYER, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, 323, FULHAM ROAD, _Near the Gilston Road_, _West Brompton_.

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Repository for all kinds of Berlin and Fancy Articles. A large and cheap assortment of Photographic Albums, Carte de Visite Portraits, and all the materials for the new art of Decolcomania, with instructions for the same.

_Noted House for Foreign Postage Stamps of every nation_.

CATALOGUE, ALBUMS, &c. LIBRARY IN CONNEXION WITH MUDIE’S, AND SMITH & Co. REGISTRY FOR SERVANTS.

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MACMICHAEL’S LIBRARY, 207, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA.

ESTABLISHED 1847.

In connexion with MUDIE’S, also with the united LIBRARIES of BOOTHS, CHURTON’S, SAUNDERS and OTLEY’S, Regent-street, and the LIBRARY COMPANY, 30, St. James’s-square.

Residents in South Kensington, Brompton, and Chelsea, may obtain all the advantages of a First Class Library, by subscribing for any of the following Terms:—

1 Vol. 2 Vols. 4 Vols. 6 Vols. Annual 0 10 6 1 1 0 1 16 6 2 7 6 Subscription Half-Yearly 0 12 6 1 1 0 1 10 0 Quarterly 0 7 6 0 12 6 0 17 6 Monthly 0 3 6 0 5 6 0 7 6 Weekly 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0

_All New Books_, _and exchangeable at pleasure_.

J. M. begs to call the attention of the Gentry to the above REDUCED SCALE of SUBSCRIPTIONS to his Library.

THE LARGEST COLLECTION IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF

Original Carte de Vesite Portraits,

By KILBURN, SILVY, MAYALL, and Others.

Also, Album Portraits of all the Local Clergy, &c., &c., &c.

PORTRAIT ALBUMS, from 2s. 6d. to £2 2s.

_An Extensive Assortment of Gift Books suitable for Prizes_, _Presents_, _or New Year’s Gifts_.

Hymn Books, as used at St. Paul’s Church, Onslow-sq. 6d. each and upwards

All the Works of the Rev. Capel Molyneux kept in stock.

MUSIC AT HALF PRICE.

BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Note Paper, 6d., 1s. 6d., 2s. and 3s. per packet of Five Quires. Envelopes, 6d., 9d., 1s., and 1s. 6d. per 100. Black Bordered Note, 6d. per quire. Ditto Envelopes 1s. 6d. per 100. Depot for De La Rue’s Note Paper and Envelopes.

NEWSPAPER AND ADDRESS OFFICE.

DUTY OFF PLAYING CARDS.

De La Rue’s Cards from 1s. per pack.

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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. (From the STANDARD and MORNING HERALD, Dec. 26, 1862.)

In the balance sheet, one of the most satisfactory items will be the shilling and 2s. 6d. day tickets, which sold remarkably well. _One agent alone_, Macmichael’s Library, of 207, King’s Road, Chelsea, who was the first to take the matter up, disposed of over £5,000 worth of day and season tickets, which numbered upwards of one hundred thousand.

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_Agent for the Sale of Tickets for the Monday Popular Concerts and the National_ _Harp Concerts at St. James’s Hall_.

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W. G. CATTLE & Co. {12}

CIGARS by the BOX, containing over 100 in number, from 9s. 6d.

SNUFFS, very choice, our own and Foreign Manufacture.

TOBACCOS, of the finest quality imported.

N.B. A famous and delicious SMOKING MIXTURE, that will not blister the mouth, 7_s._ 6_d._ per lb.

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Address W. G. CATTLE & Co, 102, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA, S.W.

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W. ATKINSON, TAILOR AND TROUSERS MAKER, 56, WALTON STREET, BROMPTON.

IN expressing his acknowledgement for the support he has hitherto received, begs to inform his Customers and the Inhabitants generally of the neighbourhood, that he continues to furnish the best materials, made up in a fashionable and elegant style, at a moderate scale of charges; and begs to assure those who may entrust him with their commands, that every attention shall be paid to their wishes.

_Liveries and Juvenile Clothing on the shortest notice_.

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R. BIRD FRENCH DYER & FINISHER, HOT PRESSER, &C., 33, LOWER SLOANE STREET, CHELSEA.

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Feathers Cleaned or Dyed as in Paris. Moire Silks Dyed and Re-watered. Satins Dyed and Embossed, or Finished Plain, Shawls, Silks, Dresses, Gloves, &c., Cleaned and Dyed. Chintz Furniture Cleaned and Glazed. Bed and Window Curtains of every description Cleaned and Dyed. Blacks Dyed every Week. Gloves and Ribbons Cleaned Twice a Week.

ESTABLISHED 1849.

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DAY’S RESTORATIVE ESSENCE,

A preventive of Indigestion, Spasms, Flatulence, Diarrhœa, Cramp, Cholera, Cholic, Neuralgia, Nervous Depression, &c.

Invaluable to Military and Naval Gentlemen, Travellers, Sportsmen, &c., also to Public Speakers and Vocalists for preserving the Voice. In stamped Bottles, 2_s._ 9_d._ and 11_s._ each.

CAUTION.—Please to observe the written Signature (CHARLES DAY), upon the Government Stamp, without which none is genuine.

DOSE.—For Adults, from one dessert spoonful to two table spoonfuls. Dose, for Children, from half a teaspoonful to two tea spoonfuls, according to age.

This preparation can be taken either with or without the addition of water. The proportion of a table spoonful to a bottle of Soda or Seltzer Water, forms a most refreshing and invigorating draught.

_Mr. DAY was elected_, _by examination_, _and for many years Dispenser_, _at the King’s College and Middlesex Hospitals_; _he can_, _therefore_, _with confidence_, _offer this Preparation as a boon to the public_.

Prepared only by CHARLES DAY, Family Chemist, 24, Sloane Street, Lowndes Square, S.W.

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CONFIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE AND Loan Company, Limited.

ESTABLISHED 1855.

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CAPITAL, £100,000.

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Chief Office: 13, FINSBURY PLACE SOUTH, LONDON, E.C.

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All kinds of Assurance and Annuity Business transacted.

_Seventy per Cent. of the Profits divided amongst the_ _Insurers every fifth year_.

POLICIES MADE PAYABLE DURING THE LIFETIME OF THE INSURER.

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SICK POLICIES

Guaranteeing from 5s. to £1 per week during Sickness. _Stamp and Medical Fees paid by the Company_.

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LOANS

Are granted in connexion with Life Assurance, at a moderate rate of interest.

G. W. GIDLEY LAKE, SECRETARY.

ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED.

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SMITH’S STEAM BAKERY, 1, GROVE TERRACE, BROMPTON.

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_Report on the Bread made by Mr. SMITH_, _by_ DR. HASSELL.

I hereby certify that I have examined several samples of Bread purchased at the Establishment of Mr. SMITH, of No. 1, GROVE TERRACE, BROMPTON.

I found them to be made of Flour of excellent Quality, to be free from Alum, and to be PERFECTLY GENUINE.

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The Bread manufactured by W. SMITH was furnished to Messrs. F. E. MORRISH & Co., Refreshment Contractors at the Great International Exhibition, and will serve as an interesting record of the unprecedented consumption in that department, and the satisfactory quality of the Bread supplied, which was as follows:

Household Bread, 200,000 lbs. French Loaves, 24,125 lbs. Sandwich do. 67,600 „ Brown do. 1,530 „ Dinner Rolls, 210,000 lbs.

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W. SMITH, COOK, CONFECTIONER, AND BISCUIT BAKER, 37, BROMPTON ROW, S.W.

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Wedding Breakfasts, Tea Parties, & Ball Suppers supplied by Contract.

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_ICES_, _JELLIES_, _BLANCMANGES_, _CUSTARDS_, _&c._ DESSERT AND LUNCHEON CAKES.

_Rich Wedding_, _Sponge_, _Pound and Madeira Cakes_, _made to order_.

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REFRESHMENT ROOMS.

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T. JONES, TRUSS & BANDAGE MAKER, ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, ETC., 35, SLOANE STREET, LONDON, S.W.

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_Elastic Stockings_, _Knee Caps_, _&c. Waterproof Sheeting_. _Air and_ _Water Cushions_. _Enemas_, _Injection Bottles_, _Urinals_, _&c._

Crutches, Armslings. Instruments Repaired. Charities supplied.

IMPROVED INVALID FEEDING TUBES.

Ladies attended by Mrs. Jones.

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Good Tea.

James Wells,

4b, Sloane Street,

Ten Doors from Knightsbridge.

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Umbrellas, Parasols, & Walking Sticks. H. C. PRINCE, UMBRELLA, PARASOL, AND _WALKING-STICK MANUFACTURER_, 147, FULHAM ROAD, BROMPTON.

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_Umbrellas and Parasols Recovered and Repaired_. _Walling Sticks_ _Dressed and Mounted_.

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S. W. PASKELL, Liner, Cleaner, and Restorer of Old Pictures, 1, GLOUCESTER ROAD, OLD BROMPTON.

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Gilding in all its branches. New Frames to Order. Old ones Re-gilt equal to New.

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S. W. PASKELL begs to thank his Patrons for their liberal support, and assures them that all Pictures entrusted to him will be done with the greatest care, S. W. P. having had great experience for the last 25 years.

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ESTABLISHED 1826.

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DUNKLEY’S

Cheapest House in London for

GENTLEMENS’ BOOTS & SHOES,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF THE FIRST QUALITY.

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DUNKLEY’S NOTED HOUSE, 17, QUEEN’S ROW, PIMLICO, FOR Ladies’ Fashionable Boots and Shoes OF EVERY KIND.

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DUNKLEY’S CELEBRATED HOUSE FOR Youths’, Young Ladies’, and Childrens’ BOOTS AND SHOES, _In Immense Variety_, _at the very Lowest Prices_.

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FOR TENDER FEET, The Softest of French Calf Kid Boots, DURABLE, PLIANT, AND HANDSOME.

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DUNKLEY’S GOLDEN BOOT, 17, QUEEN’S ROW, PIMLICO, S.W., OPPOSITE BUCKINGHAM PALACE.

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_Merchants_, _Captains_, _and Schools Supplied on Liberal Terms_

THE CHELSEA COURT GUIDE.

Aberall Mrs. 29 Wellington st

Abrahams John, 18 Chelsea villas

Acton Lady, 105 Sloane st

Acton Madame, 8 Halsey st

Adams Mrs. 2 Cheltenham ter

Adams W. 20 Danvers st Paulton’s sq

Adeney Edwd. 8 Markham sq

Ainsley Capt. 45 Hans pl

Alchin W. T. 13 Whithead grove

Alexander Miss, 115 Sloane st

Alexander Rev. Thos. M.A.., 1 Rayner pl

Allen Jos. 51A Paulton’s sq

Allen Alfred, 54 Paulton’s sq

Allet Wm. 43 Paulton’s sq

Alsbury G. 39 Sydney st

Ambler Thomas B. surveyor, 10 Oakley sq

Amos G. 29 Sydney st

Anderson Miss, 41 Smith st

Anderson Mrs. 19 Royal Avenue ter

Andrews Mrs. 9 Lincoln st.

Angel W. Edwd. 19 Chelsea villas

Appleton James, 6 Park rd

Archer Rev. Dr. 18 Hans pl

Archer T. D. 18 Hans pl

Armer Mrs. 10 Markham sq

Armsby Miss, 133 Sloane st

Armstrong Miss, 27 King’s rd

Arnaud Madame, 15 Whitehead grove

Arnold Mrs. 58 Sydney st

Arthur Dr. J. 1 Robert st

Artis Mrs. M. 66 Sydney st

Ashworth William, 18 Stanley st

Aspin John, 35 Halsey st

Astell, Mrs. 9 Oxford ter

Atkinson Mrs. 5 Oakley sq

Attreed George, 45 Halsey st

Attreed William, 38 Halsey st

Austain Miss M. 6 Oakley sq

Austin R. 51 Stanley st

Austin W. W. 17 Danvers st Paulton’s square

Baber Rev. H. 8 St. Leonard terrace

Backhouse Mrs. 28 Hans pl.

Badger Rev. Alb. M.A., 11 Gunter’s gr

Bagwell J. 17 Royal Avenue ter

Bailey & Child, solicitors 51 Sloane st

Bailey L.C., R.N., 3 Durham pl

Bailey A. Esq. 40 Hans pl

Bainbridge Mrs. 28 Wellington st

Bainbridge Artnur, 17 Margaretta ter

Baker William 158 Sloane st

Baker Edmund, 14 Whitehead grove

Balch Henry, 38 Smith st.

Balcolm John, 9 Stanley villas

Baldry Mrs. 1 Oakley sq

Banbee R. 42 Beaufort st

Banks Misses, 1 Barossa pl

Bannester James, 11 Trafalgar sq

Barker Henry, 1 Stanley villas

Barker William, 6 Stanley villas

Barkley C. William, 7 Paulton’s sq

Barley William, 17 Walpole st

Barnard William, 17 Princes st

Bartholomew Charles, 29 Walpole st

Bartlett Capt. 10 Glo’ster ter

Barrable Mr. artist, 162 Sloane st

Barrard Mrs. 2 Rayner pl

Barrie William, 19 Moore st

Barrell Mrs. 12 Milner st

Barrow Mrs. 23 Hemus ter

Barry Francis, 11 Park walk

Basley E. Henry, 5 Bolton pl. Upper Church st

Bartlett John, 9 Cadogan ter

Bassan Geo. 2 Paulton’s sq

Batchelor Mrs. 8 Paulton’s sq

Batt Rev. C. Cadogan ter

Batten John, 27 Milner st

Batten Henry, 4 Oakley crescent n.

Batten John, 27 Milner st

Bawkwell Miss E. 31 Stanley st

Baynon Miss, 9 Margaretta ter

Beach Mrs. 24 Moore st

Beard Edwd. 44 Smith st

Bean Miss, 57 Sydney st

Becker John, 7 Victoria grove

Bedford Wm. R. 4 Manor st

Beggi Dr. 12A Hobury st

Bell Mrs. 61 Sloane st

Benson Wm. B. 2 St. Leonard ter

Benson Thos. 37 Stanley st

Bentey John, artist, 128 Sloane st

Benturi Sebastian, 1 Albion ter

Bennett Miss, 87 Sloane st

Bennet Athr. J. 81 Walton st. Ovington sq

Bennett Ch. 16 Oakley crescent south

Berh W. H. 21 Park walk

Bernard Col. 35 Hans pl

Bertram Mrs. 151 Sloane st

Berry Geo. 55 Paulton’s sq. King’s rd

Berry Miss C. E. 31 Walpole st

Betts Chas. 12 St. Leonard ter

Bickers Henry, 3 Victoria grove

Bickers Charles, 135 Sloane st

Biddle Mrs. 18 Royal Avenue ter. King’s rd

Bilin P. 107 Sloane st

Birch Henry, 5 Durham pl

Birkhead Mr. 34 Hans pl

Bishop Hen. 10 Charles st. Fulham rd

Black John, 8 Victoria grove

Black Mrs. 11 Hemus ter. King’s rd

Blackburn B. Esq. 25 Hans pl

Blencow Mrs. 17 Park walk

Blogg William, 11 Smith st

Bloomfield Richard, 14 Shawfield st

Blomfield Miss, 14 Royal Avenue ter

Boileau Wm. P. 2 Shawfield st

Boner Francis, 13 Moore st

Boon John, 11 Strewan pl

Boning R. 16 Wellington st

Bontein Frederick, 16 Gunter’s grove

Bonney, Elm House 6 Upper Church st

Bostwick John, 44 Markham sq

Botton John, 29 Moore st

Bottin Wm. 10 Hemus ter

Bowden J. 50 Stanley st

Bowman Mrs. 13 Limerston st

Boucher Henry, 47 Halsey st

Boyd John, Argyle House 211 King’s rd

Boys Mrs. 51 Sydney st

Boor Edward, 6 South parade

Booz Mrs. 12 Victoria grove

Braybrook Dr. 8 Park rd east

Brett Geo. 11 Cadogan ter

Brewster Mrs. 12 Stanley villas

Breese Alfred Smith, 17 Milner st

Briant Mrs. 4 Smith st

Brigg Wm. 1 Victoria grove

Briggs E. T. 90 Sloane st

Briggs T. 41 Hans pl

Brimble E. 33 Stanley st

Briskey Miss, 22 Sydney st

Briskham Benjamin, 15 Paulton’s King’s rd

Brittein J. K. 46 Sydney st

Britten Jas. A. 18 Shawfield st

Broadbelt Mrs. 10 Smith st

Brodrick Mrs. 21 Chelsea villas

Brown Mrs. 12 Paulton’s sq

Browne Stephen C.E. 32 Sydney st

Brown Mrs. 24 Hans pl

Brown John, 8 & 9 Hans pl

Brown Dr. Ch. Gage, surgeon, 88 Sloane st

Browne Rev. T. Cadogan ter

Brown Charles, 266 King’s rd

Brown Miss, 17 Gunter’s grove

Brook Arthur, 13 Smith st

Brooks, 9 Halsey st

Brooks Henry, 274 King’s rd

Brooks Henry, 8 Oakley crescent sth

Brookfield Robert, 5 Cheltenham ter

Bruciani Monsieur, Bella Cottage Whitehead grove.

Bryant, E. 13 Stanley st.

Buck Miss, 16 Smith st

Buckmaster J. 17 Beaufort st

Budd George, 12 Milner ter

Bulkley Wilford, 17 Chelsea villas

Bull John, 18 Stanley villas

Bulley Mrs. 99 Sloane st

Bulling Thomas John, 10 Halsey ter

Bullock Dr. 12 Manor st.

Bunce Miss, 85 Sloane st

Bunn Mrs. 16 Halsey ter

Burch Mrs. 15 Sloane st

Burgess Rev. R., Rector, 9 Sloane ter

Burgess Philip, 2 Crawfield villas Oakley sq

Burke Walter, R.N. 1 Park rd

Burnett Mrs. 5 Rayner pl

Burnell Mrs. Henry, 84 Oakley st

Burnham John, 12 Cheyne row

Burton E. G. 20 Robert ter

Buryn J. B. Esq. 19 Hans pl

Burrage R. Ivy Lodge, 2 Up. Church st

Burrell Mrs. 11 Moore st

Burrows Mrs. 3 Limerston st

Busher Edward, 11 St. Leonard ter

Butler Mrs. 59 Sydney st

Buxton H. W. 2 Sydney st

Byford Thomas, 8 Trafalgar sq

Calthorpe Hon. S. 43 Lowndes sq

Campbell Mrs. 22 Oxford ter

Campbell Mrs. 11 Wellington st

Campbell Mrs. 51 Hans pl

Campbell Rev. John, 22 Victoria gr

Campbell William, 24 Hemus ter

Candiash Charles R. 11 Oakley crescent north

Cant Thomas, 5 Lincoln st

Carlyle Thomas, 5 Cheyne row

Carr Thomas, 24 Whitehead grove

Carter Capt. G. J. 1 Shawfield st

Carter Mrs. 17 Moore st

Carter Mrs. E. C. 6 Milner ter

Cartwright Wm. 1 Margaretta ter

Catchpole Henry, 8 Gloster ter

Cattermole John, 7 Archbutt ter Manor st

Cawx G. 34 Beaufort st

Chalmer Mrs. 4 Cheyne row

Chamberlain Edward, 3 Archbutt ter Manor st

Chamberlain Edward A. 22 Margaretta ter

Chambers Walter Henry, 7 Cheyne row

Chapman J. 54 Stanley st

Chapman W. 9 Robert ter

Chatfield Mrs. 76 Sloane st

Cheal Robert, 276 King’s rd

Cherbonneau L. 20 Wellington st

Chisholm Robert, 2 Bolton pl. Upper Church st

Chickin John, 22 Royal Avenue ter King’s rd

Child J. H. solicitor, 2 Halsey ter

Clunie Mrs. 3 Robert st

Clare Mrs. 48 Paulton’s sq

Clark Geo. 2 Moore st

Clark Hen. Jas. 1 Gunters grove

Clark Mrs. 43 Markham sq

Clark Mrs. 15 Margaretta ter

Clark W. F. 6 Stanley st

Clarke J. 4 Royal Avenue ter King’s rd

Clarke Jn. 61 Walton st. Ovington sq

Clarke Hen. Jn. 19 South Parade

Clarke Capt. Wm. 26 Hans pl

Claridge Jn. Esq. 1C Limerston st

Clarkson Joseph, 10 Hans pl

Claxton Capt. Oakley Cottage, 12 Upper Cheyne rd

Clayter Thos. 1 Hemus ter

Clayton Chas. 39 Smith st

Clifford Mrs. 21 Robert ter

Clifford Mrs. 16 Stanley st

Clulow Jn. 56 Oakley sq

Cockerill W. J. 7 Chelsea villas

Coker Mrs. 3 Park road east

Cole Mrs. B. 9 Walpole st

Cole C. 53 Stanley st

Cole Mrs. 19 Danvers st. Paulton’s sq

Cole Wm. 44 Halsey st

Coleman H. 79 Walton st. Ovington sq

Collie Henry, 1 Upper Cheyne row

Collins Ch. R. 33 Moore st

Collins John, 13 Oxford ter

Collins Wm. 22 Beaufort st

Compton Alfred, 9 Milner ter

Cook James, 40 Halsey st

Cook J. D. 2 Phene st

Cook Thurston, 28 Chelsea villas

Cooling Thomas A. 2 Manor st

Coombe Mrs. 1 Trafalgar sq

Coombes Mrs. 5 Shawfield st

Cooper Mrs. 78 Sloane st

Cooper Mrs. 73 Sloane st

Corbyn William, 9 Limerston st

Cornell Samuel, 16 Whitehead grove

Courtney Frederick, 7 Park rd east

Cousins Mrs. 10 Royal Avenue ter. King’s rd

Cowmeadow William, 77 Sloane st

Cox R. 35 Wellington st

Cox Wm. Upper George st. Sloane sq

Crammon Mrs. 4 Sydney st

Crickmay Arthur W. 10 Green’s row

Crickmay William, 34 Walpole st

Crisp Dr. 278 King’s rd

Croft Edwin, 94 Sloane st

Croker Arthur, 18 Danvers st. Paulton’s sq

Cromar Edward, 21 Danvers st. Paulton’s sq

Cromar R. 19 Wellington st

Cross J. 15 Sydney st

Cross Rebecca, 25 Milner st

Crossley Frank, 2 Archbutt ter. Manor st

Cuddon Francis, 13 Cadogan ter

Cuff Chs. 2 Royal Avenue ter

Cumming Mrs. 33 Hans pl

Custance Capt. N. 8 Hobury st

Cuthbertson Chs. 24 Margaretta ter

Cuthbertson John, 18 Walpole st

Cuthbertson T. 23 Wellington st

D’Alback W. 56 Sydney st

Dagnall G. 13 Beaufort st

Dales C. 7 Beaufort st

Darbyshire George, 23 Walpole st

Darsey Mrs. 25 Danvers st. Paulton’s sq

Davidson C. 12 Hemus ter. King’s rd

Davies E. C. 38 Hans pl

Davis John, 33 Paulton’s sq.

Davis Mrs. 1 Phene st

Davis Mrs. W. A. 19 Victoria grove

Davis T. H. 4 Park rd east

Day William, 2 Beaufort st

Dayrell Capt. 42 Hans pl

Debois Monsieur, 18 Gunter’s grove

Deburgh H. 32 Hans pl

Deherzeele Mrs. 7 Albion ter

Delacrousse Mrs. 18 Smith st

Denfort, 15 Hobury st

Dennis Sullivan, 28 Moore st

Denyer Mrs. Mary, 27 Paulton’s sq

De Pasquiuer, 14 Chelsea villas

Diggens W. L. 4 Trafalgar sq

Dick Matthew, 16 Park walk

Dickins Mrs. 16 Royal Avenue ter

Dickinson Thos. surgeon, 33 Sloane st

Dickinson Wm. surgeon, 37 Sloane st

Dickson Edward, 3 Rayner pl

Dickson Mrs. 7 Stanley st

Dike Mrs. G. 16 Beaufort st

Dilke, Sir C. Wentworth, Bart. 76 Sloane st

Diplock Dr. M.D. 10 Up. Cheyne row

Dix Joseph, 10 Stanley villas

Doll Christian P. 79 Sloane st

Done Miss, 19 Walpole st

Dore Wm. 31 Sydney st

Doswell J. F. 44 Sydney st

Dove Alexr. Jas. 2 Hobury st

Dovers Geo. 3 Park road

Dover P. E. 52 Stanley st

Downing J. H. 33 Beaufort st

Downing Mrs. 74 Sloane st

Dowlin Joseph, 4 Walpole st

Dremel Augustus, 4 Durham pl