Allen & Morton

“ For proper despatch of Foreign and Colonial Letters it is necessary to observe, that if the 2nd and 17th of the month fall on a Sunday, the West India Mail is despatched the next morning.
If the 14th and 28th fall on a Sunday, the Mails for the West Indies, via Liverpool are made up on the previous evening.
If the 20th fall on a Sunday, the Australian Mail, via Southampton, and the Cape of Good Hope and Natal Mails, via Southampton and Mauritius, are despatched on the following evening. ”

“ Angliss Henry, 30 Pelham terrace, Portobello road, Kensington
Edwards John 27 Convent gardens, Kensington park road
Eade Henry, 1 Nutford place, Bryanston square
DUST CONTRACTOR
Baldwin John, Wharfs, North side, who is liable to a penalty of £5 (which will be enforced by the Vestry) for every neglect or refusal to remove the dust when required from the houses of the inhabitants. No payment can be demanded from the inhabitants by any persons employed in that service.
FIRES.
The Fire Ladders are kept at the Engine house in Hermitage street. ”

“ There are seven despatches daily to the Suburban Districts. The first is at 7 a.m. to all places within the twelve-mile circle, and includes the Correspondence by the night mails from the provinces, and by any Colonial or Foreign Mails. The second despatch is at 9.15 to the Suburban Districts within about four miles of the General Post Office. The third despatch is at 11.45 a.m., and comprises, with a few exceptions, every part of the London district. The fourth despatch, at 2.45 pm., is to places within about six miles of the General Post Office, isolated localities excepted. ”

“ Any disputes as to fare between driver and hirer may be adjusted by the sitting magistrate of the nearest police-court without summons, and the driver may be compelled to drive hirer to such police-court, or, if no police-court be open, to the nearest police-station, where the complaint may be entered. ”

“ That if any Menial or other Servant or Servants, through negligence or carelessness shall fire, or cause to be fired, any Dwelling-house, Out-house, Houses, or other Building, such Servant or Servants, being thereof lawfully convicted by the Oath of one or more credible Witness or Witnesses made before two or more of her Majesty’s Justices of the Peace, shall Forfeit and Pay the sum of £100 unto the Churchwardens of such Parish where such fire shall happen, to be distributed among the sufferers by such fire in such proportions as to the said Churchwardens shall seem just ”

“ A fair quantity of luggage may be carried in or upon the carriage when two persons or less are carried without extra charge: when more than two persons are carried, 2d. for every package placed outside must be paid. ”

“ The driver must drive at a reasonable speed—not less than at the rate of 6 miles an hour, or if hired by time, at the rate of 4 miles an hour; it required to drive more than 4 miles an hour, the hirer must pay 6d. for every mile or part of a mile exceeding 4 miles driven in one hour.
p. 344THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY.
THE QUEEN.—Victoria, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &c., Queen, Defender of the Faith. Her Majesty was born at Kensington Palace, May 24, 1819; succeeded to the throne June 20, 1837, on the death of her uncle King William IV. ”

“ British newspapers, when duly stamped, are forwarded free throughout the United Kingdom (except those delivered within three miles of the place where posted, which are charged 1d.) Unstamped newspapers, if weighing under 4 oz., may be forwarded between places in the United p. 325Kingdom by affixing 1d. pottage stamp. For places abroad, the impressed stamp is valueless, as the postage must be prepaid by postage labels. ”

“ Three Tuns, The, George Mrs, High street, Kensington
Travellers’ Rest, The, Juniper W. Victoria road, Hammersmith
Victoria tavern, Keene A. 13 Brondesbury terrace, Kilburn
Walmer Castle, Leabon G. 68 Ledbury road, Bayswater
Warrington tavern, Pitt E. Portsdown road, Maida hill
Warwick Arms, Spicer J. Warwick road, Kensington
Warwick Castle, Johnson H. Castle terrace, Notting hill
Warwick Castle, Mundy Mrs, Warwick place, Maida hill
Wellington Arms, Paul Z. Shepherd’s bush green
Westbourne tavern, Thorpe W. J. 100 Westbourne park villas, Bayswater
Wheatsheaf Inn, Berry A. F. 139 St. ”

“ Warwick gardens, east, Warwick square, Kensington.
1 Longhurst John, Warwick lodge
2 Noble J. Florence villa
3 Jalland William E. Clarendon house
4 King Miss, Clare lodge
5 Gilbert Rev. W. M.A., Chichester lodge
6 Ledger E. Vernon house
Wesleyan Chapel—Rev. G. Maunder & D. C. Ingram, ministers
Warwick mews, Warwick place, Warwick road, Maida hill.
4 Southey W. boot maker
7 Lawrence J. job master
Warwick place, Warwick road, Maida hill. ”

“ Prince Alfred, Hill J. Gibson place, Maida vale
Prince Alfred, Lindley A. Queen’s road, Bayswater
Prince of Wales, Carter W. Albion road, Hammersmith
Prince of Wales, Bryan M. Westbourne place, Paddington
Prince of Wales, Ashby N. 1 King street east, Hammersmith
Prince of Wales, Stevenson E. Prince’s road, Notting hill
Princess Alexandra, Compton & Son, 69 Cornwall road, Westbourne park
Princess Royal, Hooper T. 47 Hereford road, Bayswater
Princess Victoria, Gunn G. T. Uxbridge road, Shepherd’s bush
Princess of Wales, Hook —, 82 Cirencester street, Paddington
Priory tavern, Wall W. B. St. ”

“ Blomfield crescent, Westbourne terrace north, Hyde park.
1 Hastie Mrs
2 Tennant Misses
Tennant C. H.
3 Scott Rev. C. G.
4 Fairman Mrs
5 Bodman Benjamin
6 Maguire T. H. artist
7 Grafton John
Blomfield mews, Westbourne terrace road. Lawrence J. livery stables
Morgan —, chimney sweep
Read G. marine stores dealer
Blomfield place, Blomfield street, Harrow road. Lawrence J. livery stables
Hindle T. plumber
Duncan J. boot maker
Lancum —, carpenter
Williams & Co. boot makers
Theed —, house decorator
Perham T. marine store dealer
Little David, carpenter
Blomfield road, Maida hill. ”

“ National Art Training Schools
Royal Horticultural Society’s Gardens
National Portrait Exhibition and Museum of Naval Architecture
Prince’s mews, Hereford road, Bayswater.
3 Gale R. J. job master
11 Page Robert job master
12 & 13 Chapman William Henry, horse dealer
Princes road, Notting hill. ”

“ London and County (Bentham —, manager) Berkeley place, Hyde park
London and County (Jones H. J. and Mather, managers) , 32 High street, Kensington
London and South Western (limited) , Kilburn Branch (Williams W. H. manager) , 2 Manor terrace, Kilburn
Metropolitan and Provincial (Lewis C. H. manager) , 31 King street west, Hammersmith
National (Rowland B. manager) , 19 Gloucester gardens, Bayswater
Provincial, 80 Edgware road park
Barristers.
Bagley W. 28 Westbourne square, Paddington
Brazier J. H. M.A. 3 St. George’s terrace south, Kensington
Cutler J. 2 Burlington gardens, Westbourne park
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“ Renninson J. job master
23 Hudson G. H. Bath and Cheltenham Hotel
24 Norfolk Square Hotel Co. limited, Lyon H.
25 Frossell William
26 Winter Silas stationer
27 Brawn Wm. hair dresser
Lonsdale place, Albert terrace, Notting hill.
1 Manchester H. bootmaker
2 Rodwell John baker
3 Mills George The Sun in Splendour
4 Kelly Mrs, grocer
5 Page Wm. blind maker
6 Ryan Martin fruiterer
Lonsdale road, Ledbury road, Bayswater. ”

“ Woodhead Miss, Avenue villas, New road, Hammersmith
Wragg Mrs, 3 Queen’s place, Hammersmith road west, Hammersmith
Wyatt Mrs, Oxford cottages, New road, Hammersmith
Scotch Stores.
Sinclair Mrs, 18 Leinster terrace, Bayswater
Sculptors.
Bailey J. 40 Spring street, Paddington
Geflowski C. E. 3 Stamford villas, Kensington
Holmes —, 35 Queen’s road, Bayswater
Jackson R. 16 Maida hill
Nelson G. 8 Raven’s place, Hammersmith
Noble Mrs, 43 Abingdon villas, Kensington
Perrin J. Cambridge villas, Hammersmith
Sharp T. 50 Connaught terrace, Paddington
Silk Mercers. ”

“ Upton villas, Edgware road, Kilburn. Goubert & Jennings, florists
1 Ross Thomas
2 Garwood Rev. John, M.A.
3 Harbour James
Harbour Mrs, ladies’ school
4 Rowe Richard
Vassall terrace, Campden grove, Kensington.
5 Crowditt Miss
6 Jopling Joseph, architect
7 Mardon Thomas
8 Smith Mrs
Vernon mews, Vernon terrace, Portobello road, Kensington park. Ragged School
Chambers J. engineer
Byworth W. iron founder
Franklin John, wheelwright
Vernon terrace, Portobello road, Kensington park, Notting hill. ”

“ Canterbury road, Walmer road, Lancaster road, Notting hill.
1 Davies Griffith, general shop
3 Millin Fredk. tobacconist
5 Hefford G. furniture dealer
6 Cholmeley J. R. hosier
7 Northeast and Harvey, eating house
8 Peppiatt Phillip, grocer
9 and 10 Miller W. beer sel.
12 Hodgkins P. general shop
BARTON PLACE.
1 Fialer Mrs, grocer
3 Bennett G. greengrocer
Canterbury terrace, Canterbury road, Kilburn. ”

“ Kidd Misses, 14 Hereford road, Bayswater
Kilburn Park National, Canterbury road, Kilburn
Kilburn National, Edgware road, Kilburn
King J. 9 & 10 Pembridge villas, Bayswater
King Miss 5 Kildare terrace, Westbourne park
Krause Dr. W. L. 69 Clarendon road, Notting hill, & 119 Lansdowne road, Notting hill
Leath Mrs, 19 Salusbury terrace, Kilburn
Lendrum Rev. A. St. Margaret’s College, 18 & 19 Ladbroke gardens, Notting hill, & North end, Hammersmith
Lewis Mrs, 21 Ladbroke gardens, Notting hill
Macmer Miss, 21 & 22 Sunderland terrace, Bayswater
Manning Rev. Dr. W. L. St. ”

“ Leinster street, Cleveland square, Bayswater.
2 Woolmer W. J. grocer
3 Hambridge H. glove maker
4 Goodman T. butcher
5 Stobie Wm. fruiterer
6 Lethbridge W. H. builder
7 New John tailor
8 Clarke J. W. hair cutter
9 Hull W. pianoforte maker
10 Smith W. dairyman
11 Seamer J. boot maker
12 Reeves J. coal dealer
13 Sawyer Richard George
14 Wells J. saddler
15 Adams Mrs
Monty T. job master
20 State Mrs, tobacconist
20a Simpson John tailor
Leinster terrace, Lancaster gate, Hyde park. ”

“ Oaklands grove, Uxbridge road, Shepherd’s bush. OAKLAND VILLA.
1 Bennett Alfred
2 Woods Mrs
OAKLANDS VILLAS.
2 Thompson Charles
OAKLANDS TERRACE.
1 Cordery Elias
Oliver terrace, Harrow road.
1 Dell J. H. corn chandler
2 Thomson W. tea grocer
3 Miller Miss milliner
4 Gannaway W. boot maker
4 Robinson H. furniture dealer
Orchard street, Holland street, Kensington. ”