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R E A D IN G

STREET

Forbury road —continued

(Left hand side.)
St. Laurence’s Churchyard
Footpath to Friar street

Reading Borough Police Court—
Magistrates’ clerk, Alex. A.
Jones; assistant clerk, II.
Harvey Grey.
Reading Borough Police Station
—Chief Constable, Capt. John
SeatonHenderson,Chief Inspector, James Lickley, Chief Clerk,
Inspector, Frank E. Staite

here is the Forbnry

British Women’s Temperance
coffee'stall

Forbury Gardens
St. James's Roman Catholic
Church
H .M .

{Right hand side.)
Forbury Gardens

PRISON .

FOUNDRY

m a

here are Blake's cottages

Toms, W. & Son, general mason,
stone & marble works, Blake’s
bridge wharf

(Left hand side.)

South Eastern and ChathamRail­
way Goods Station :—
Gratwick, E., superintendent
and stationmaster ; HoodJesse,
chief clerk
Offices of Reading Workmen’s
Coal Union—Murdoch, J. M.,
secretary
London and SouthWestern Goods
Offices — district goods
superintendent, Turner, E. II.;
chief clerk, W. R. Collins
Ridley, W., & Sons, timber depot
Viner, George, 2, Blake’s lodge
Coates, Edwin Lewis, 1, Blake’s
lodge
Huntley & Palmers’ Ltd., Biscuit
Factory

217

FORBURY ROAD, W E S T .

9 Christie, Thomas
10 Clarke, Mrs. L. Thoburn
11 Hamilton, Mrs. G.
12 Vede, Mrs. Phoebe
Mainman, Henry Layfield, 1 v.
‘ Rising Sun ’

Governor: Morgan, Captain F.
G. C. M., governor's house
Chaplain: Friend, Rev. MartinT.,
. ., quarters No. 1
Medical Officer: Freeman, William
Thomas, m.d., f.r.c.s.
Cantwell, Miss E., matron
Loam, Matthew W., steward
Tickner Miss \
terg No 3
Evans, Miss J ^
Shearman, W., chief warder,
quarters No. 4
Bilke, II
„
„ 5
Witcombe, F. D.
,,
„ 0
Hooper, Charles
„
„ 7
Stevens, T. R., clerk

FOX

KEY.

STREET, Katesgrove.

(Left hand side.)

1 Childs, Charles
3 Harding, George
5 Allum, James
7 Watson, Henry
9 Tegg, Edward"
11 Scott, Mrs. Annie
13 Wasley, Francis
15 Woodeson, Arthur
17 Tindell, Herbert
21 Wiggins, Frederick
23 Pearce, James
25 East, Albert William

(Right hand side).

Wiggins, William
4 Brooks, Frederick
6 Ashby, George
8 Hyde, John James
10 Thatcher, Mrs. Caroline
12 Brazell, Mrs. Emily
2

FOUNTAIN

COURT, London
Street.

1 Dell, John
Kirby, Sidney

2

FOXHILL

ROAD, Addington
Road.

(Left hand side.)

Jordan, Ernest
Jordan, Ernest Edwin
Dawson, William
7 Lunnon, Henry
9 Maccabee, William
11 Turton, Frederick
13 Day, William, gardener
1
3
5