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READING STREET KEY.

(North side.)
St. Laurence’s Church
here is Forbury road west
Forbury Gardens

— Hilliard,
William,park constable; Illsley,
John Henry, assistant park
constable
FORBURY ROAD
(From Blagrave street).
(Right hand side).

Line, John & Sons, Ltd.,
Wall Paper Manufacturers and Merchants and
varnish and duresco mer=
chants, and at 2 1 3 , 2 1 4 ,
2 1 5 , Tottenham
Court
Road, London, W.C.
Parsons, Walter & Sons,
Offices Corn, Cake, Hay
& straw merchants. 'Phone 134
Petty &Sons, warehouse, etc.
BEACONSFIELD BUILDINGS.
1 Griffin, Frederick George
4 Wicks, William
5 Martin, George
6 Dawson, Mrs. Harriet Ann
7 Emberson, Mrs. Florence
8 Wallace, Archibald
9 Christie, Thomas
10 Marlow, Albert Edward
11 Hamilton, Mrs. G.
12 Vede, Mrs. Phmbe
Mainman, Henry Layfield, 1 v.
‘ Rising Sun ’
here is the Forbury
British Women’s Temperance
coffee stall
Forbury Gardens
St. James’s Roman Catholic
Church

H.M. PRISON.
Governor: Morgan, Captain F.
G. C. M., governor’s house
Chaplain: Hudson, Rev. H. IT.,
quarters No. 1
MedicalOfficer: Freeman, William
Thomas, m.d., f.r.c.s.
Cantwell, Miss E., matron
Loam, Matthew W., steward
Tickner, Miss
Evans, Miss
Palmer, S., chief warder, j
quarters No. 4

FOU

219

Bilke, H
quarters No. 5
Witcombe, F. D.
,,
6
Hooper, Charles
„ ..7
Stevens, T. R., schoolmaster and
clerk
here are Blake's cottages
Toms, W. & Son, general mason,
stone &marble works, Blake's
bridge, wharf
24 Cox, Frederick Alfred
(L eft hand side.)
Offices of Reading Workmens
Coal Union—Murdoch, J. M.,
secretary
South
Eastern and Chatham Rail­
way Goods Station
Spurgeon, H., goods agent
London and South Western Goods
Offices — district goods
superintendent, Turner, E. H.;
chief clerk, W. R. Collins
Ridley, W„ & Sons, timber depot
Viner, George, 2, Blake's lodge
Coates, Edwin Lewis, 1, Blake s
lodge &Palmers’ Ltd., Biscuit
Huntley
Factory
forbu ry road , w e s t .
(L eft hand side.)
St. Laurence’s Churchyard
Footpath to Friar street
Forbury road West cont.

—
Reading Borough Police Court—
Magistrates’ clerk, Alex. A.
Jones; assistant clerk, H.
HarveyBorough
Gray. Police Station
Reading
—Chief
Constable,.Chief
Capt.Inspec­
John
SeatonHenderson
tor, James Lickley, Chief Clerk,
Inspector, Frank E. Staite
(Right hand side.)
Forbury Gardens

FOUNDRY STREET, Katesgrove.
( Left hand side.)
1 Childs, Charles
3 Whiteway, Mrs. Emma
5 AUum, James
7 Watson, Henry
9 Sparks, Ormonde
11 Scott, Mrs. Annie