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“ The South Kensington Museum, as a storehouse for the United Kingdom, lends books and objects to all the Art-Schools.The number of Schools and Branches in 1863 was 93, and of Students 95,837, towards whose instruction the state contributed an average of 7s. 10d. each student per annum. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, and such like, as samples, may be sent, provided they be packed in so secure a manner as to afford complete protection to the contents of the mail bags and the officers of the Post Office, while at the same time they may be easily examined. Any packet containing such articles as these, which is found not sufficiently guarded will be stopped, and notice given thereof, but it will be charged with a fine equal to the postage to which it was liable as a packet of patterns. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Exemption of Premiums from Income Tax.—Under a recent Act of Parliament, the premiums paid by a person for an Assurance on his own life or on the life of his wife, or for a Deferred Annuity to his widow, are declared free from income tax, provided such Premiums do not exceed one-sixth of his returnable income. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Angliss Henry, 30 Pelham terrace, Portobello road, KensingtonEdwards John 27 Convent gardens, Kensington park roadEade Henry, 1 Nutford place, Bryanston squareDUST CONTRACTORBaldwin 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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 ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ 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. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Three Tuns, The, George Mrs, High street, KensingtonTravellers’ Rest, The, Juniper W. Victoria road, HammersmithVictoria tavern, Keene A. 13 Brondesbury terrace, KilburnWalmer Castle, Leabon G. 68 Ledbury road, BayswaterWarrington tavern, Pitt E. Portsdown road, Maida hillWarwick Arms, Spicer J. Warwick road, KensingtonWarwick Castle, Johnson H. Castle terrace, Notting hillWarwick Castle, Mundy Mrs, Warwick place, Maida hillWellington Arms, Paul Z. Shepherd’s bush greenWestbourne tavern, Thorpe W. J. 100 Westbourne park villas, BayswaterWheatsheaf Inn, Berry A. F. 139 St. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Warwick gardens, east, Warwick square, Kensington.1 Longhurst John, Warwick lodge2 Noble J. Florence villa3 Jalland William E. Clarendon house4 King Miss, Clare lodge5 Gilbert Rev. W. M.A., Chichester lodge6 Ledger E. Vernon houseWesleyan Chapel—Rev. G. Maunder & D. C. Ingram, ministersWarwick mews, Warwick place, Warwick road, Maida hill.4 Southey W. boot maker7 Lawrence J. job masterWarwick place, Warwick road, Maida hill. ”
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“ Prince Alfred, Hill J. Gibson place, Maida valePrince Alfred, Lindley A. Queen’s road, BayswaterPrince of Wales, Carter W. Albion road, HammersmithPrince of Wales, Bryan M. Westbourne place, PaddingtonPrince of Wales, Ashby N. 1 King street east, HammersmithPrince of Wales, Stevenson E. Prince’s road, Notting hillPrincess Alexandra, Compton & Son, 69 Cornwall road, Westbourne parkPrincess Royal, Hooper T. 47 Hereford road, BayswaterPrincess Victoria, Gunn G. T. Uxbridge road, Shepherd’s bushPrincess of Wales, Hook —, 82 Cirencester street, PaddingtonPriory tavern, Wall W. B. St. ”
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“ Blomfield crescent, Westbourne terrace north, Hyde park.1 Hastie Mrs2 Tennant MissesTennant C. H.3 Scott Rev. C. G.4 Fairman Mrs5 Bodman Benjamin6 Maguire T. H. artist7 Grafton JohnBlomfield mews, Westbourne terrace road. Lawrence J. livery stablesMorgan —, chimney sweepRead G. marine stores dealerBlomfield place, Blomfield street, Harrow road. Lawrence J. livery stablesHindle T. plumberDuncan J. boot makerLancum —, carpenterWilliams & Co. boot makersTheed —, house decoratorPerham T. marine store dealerLittle David, carpenterBlomfield road, Maida hill. ”
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“ National Art Training SchoolsRoyal Horticultural Society’s GardensNational Portrait Exhibition and Museum of Naval ArchitecturePrince’s mews, Hereford road, Bayswater.3 Gale R. J. job master11 Page Robert job master12 & 13 Chapman William Henry, horse dealerPrinces road, Notting hill. ”
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“ London and County (Bentham —, manager) Berkeley place, Hyde parkLondon and County (Jones H. J. and Mather, managers) , 32 High street, KensingtonLondon and South Western (limited) , Kilburn Branch (Williams W. H. manager) , 2 Manor terrace, KilburnMetropolitan and Provincial (Lewis C. H. manager) , 31 King street west, HammersmithNational (Rowland B. manager) , 19 Gloucester gardens, BayswaterProvincial, 80 Edgware road parkBarristers.Bagley W. 28 Westbourne square, PaddingtonBrazier J. H. M.A. 3 St. George’s terrace south, KensingtonCutler J. 2 Burlington gardens, Westbourne parkp. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Renninson J. job master23 Hudson G. H. Bath and Cheltenham Hotel24 Norfolk Square Hotel Co. limited, Lyon H.25 Frossell William26 Winter Silas stationer27 Brawn Wm. hair dresserLonsdale place, Albert terrace, Notting hill.1 Manchester H. bootmaker2 Rodwell John baker3 Mills George The Sun in Splendour4 Kelly Mrs, grocer5 Page Wm. blind maker6 Ryan Martin fruitererLonsdale road, Ledbury road, Bayswater. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Woodhead Miss, Avenue villas, New road, HammersmithWragg Mrs, 3 Queen’s place, Hammersmith road west, HammersmithWyatt Mrs, Oxford cottages, New road, HammersmithScotch Stores.Sinclair Mrs, 18 Leinster terrace, BayswaterSculptors.Bailey J. 40 Spring street, PaddingtonGeflowski C. E. 3 Stamford villas, KensingtonHolmes —, 35 Queen’s road, BayswaterJackson R. 16 Maida hillNelson G. 8 Raven’s place, HammersmithNoble Mrs, 43 Abingdon villas, KensingtonPerrin J. Cambridge villas, HammersmithSharp T. 50 Connaught terrace, PaddingtonSilk Mercers. ”
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“ Upton villas, Edgware road, Kilburn. Goubert & Jennings, florists1 Ross Thomas2 Garwood Rev. John, M.A.3 Harbour JamesHarbour Mrs, ladies’ school4 Rowe RichardVassall terrace, Campden grove, Kensington.5 Crowditt Miss6 Jopling Joseph, architect7 Mardon Thomas8 Smith MrsVernon mews, Vernon terrace, Portobello road, Kensington park. Ragged SchoolChambers J. engineerByworth W. iron founderFranklin John, wheelwrightVernon terrace, Portobello road, Kensington park, Notting hill. ”
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“ Canterbury road, Walmer road, Lancaster road, Notting hill.1 Davies Griffith, general shop3 Millin Fredk. tobacconist5 Hefford G. furniture dealer6 Cholmeley J. R. hosier7 Northeast and Harvey, eating house8 Peppiatt Phillip, grocer9 and 10 Miller W. beer sel.12 Hodgkins P. general shopBARTON PLACE.1 Fialer Mrs, grocer3 Bennett G. greengrocerCanterbury terrace, Canterbury road, Kilburn. ”
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“ Kidd Misses, 14 Hereford road, BayswaterKilburn Park National, Canterbury road, KilburnKilburn National, Edgware road, KilburnKing J. 9 & 10 Pembridge villas, BayswaterKing Miss 5 Kildare terrace, Westbourne parkKrause Dr. W. L. 69 Clarendon road, Notting hill, & 119 Lansdowne road, Notting hillLeath Mrs, 19 Salusbury terrace, KilburnLendrum Rev. A. St. Margaret’s College, 18 & 19 Ladbroke gardens, Notting hill, & North end, HammersmithLewis Mrs, 21 Ladbroke gardens, Notting hillMacmer Miss, 21 & 22 Sunderland terrace, BayswaterManning Rev. Dr. W. L. St. ”
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“ Leinster street, Cleveland square, Bayswater.2 Woolmer W. J. grocer3 Hambridge H. glove maker4 Goodman T. butcher5 Stobie Wm. fruiterer6 Lethbridge W. H. builder7 New John tailor8 Clarke J. W. hair cutter9 Hull W. pianoforte maker10 Smith W. dairyman11 Seamer J. boot maker12 Reeves J. coal dealer13 Sawyer Richard George14 Wells J. saddler15 Adams MrsMonty T. job master20 State Mrs, tobacconist20a Simpson John tailorLeinster terrace, Lancaster gate, Hyde park. ”
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“ Oaklands grove, Uxbridge road, Shepherd’s bush. OAKLAND VILLA.1 Bennett Alfred2 Woods MrsOAKLANDS VILLAS.2 Thompson CharlesOAKLANDS TERRACE.1 Cordery EliasOliver terrace, Harrow road.1 Dell J. H. corn chandler2 Thomson W. tea grocer3 Miller Miss milliner4 Gannaway W. boot maker4 Robinson H. furniture dealerOrchard street, Holland street, Kensington. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Holland park road, Kensington road.1 Ballard C. bootmaker1a Herbert Henry, grocer2 Beman W. coffee house3 Tugivell Thomas4 Cust William5 Breech John6 King ThomasTunks and Tisdal dairyHolland Park FarmPrinceps ValentineHolland Farm SchoolReddin, E. dealer in horsesCATHERINE TERRACE.1 Bayes, W.2 Knapp E.3 Elms, William, writer etc.4 Bennett, WilliamCATHERINE COTTAGES.2 Collins B. Catherine cottage3 Birrel A. upholsterer4 Jerrod William5 Ward R. builder6 Copeland WilliamHolland park terrace, Notting hill. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Webber E. N. 10 Park cottages, HammersmithWelman J. 18 Colville road, BayswaterWilding T. 17 Tichbourne street, PaddingtonYoung, Maples, Teesdale & Young 10 Eastbourne terrace, PaddingtonStatuaries and Stone Masons.Bailey Mrs, 78 Queen’s street, HammersmithChalker F. 15 Bridge road, HammersmithCoat J. 14 Bridge road, HammersmithDavis G. 19 Johnson street, Notting hillHollway W. 2 Canterbury terrace, KilburnKelly C. J. Clarence place, Edgware road, KilburnRyall W. 7 Bott’s mews, BayswaterSteam Joinery Works.Richards W. Canterbury road, KilburnStone Merchants. ”
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“ Blith T. J. 10 Hamilton terrace, BayswaterBirchall H. 4 Scarsdale terrace, KensingtonBirckinruth N. 34 Warwick road, PaddingtonBird A. Spring cottage, HammersmithBird E. Hanover villa, Brook green, HammersmithBird J. Phœnix lodge, HammersmithBird J. 6 Upper Seymour street west, PaddingtonBird M. 15 Cambridge gardens, KilburnBird Miss, 2 Elgin villas, Kensington parkBird Miss, 8 Hyde park street, Hyde parkBird Mrs, 62 Cambridge terrace, PaddingtonBird Mrs, 20 Norfolk square, Hyde parkBird P. H. F.R.C.L. Norfolk square, Hyde parkBird R. H. Columbia cottage, HammersmithBird Rev. ”
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“ Forrest Robert, jeweller3 Godfrey & Roberts, tailors4 Wright J. watch maker &c.South bank, Uxbridge road, Notting hill. Worsfold W. Rose Bank villaOsbourne J. Ivy Bank villa1 Pasqualis A.2 Hellings James3 Pearson R. H.Ogilvie, A. Mound houseSatchell T. South Bank lodgeMasaroon W. Elm villaMorgan Mrs, South Bank villaUllathorne W. Braceley cottageSouth end, James street, Kensington square.1 Woolhouse G. C. dairyWorking Men’s Benefit Society16 Stredder J. cab proprietorMargrie John grocer, &c. ”
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“ Dracott Richd. boot makerDenman Alfred, fishmongerGordon Edmd. umbrella makerPage J. T. decoratorWEBBE’S COTTAGES.1 Hodges W. greengrocer2 Meads T. hairdresserAlbion road east, Hammersmith New road. BRADMORE PARK VILLAS.1 Knight Frank2 Gentles William3 Powell John, builder4 Ponsonby T. T.BRADMORE PARK TERRACE.1 Branwhite Thos. Richd. ”
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“ Palmer Mrs, 5 Church street, KensingtonPayne Mrs, 1 Rose villas, Notting hillPearce Mrs, 2 Western terrace, Notting hillPhillips Miss, Charlotte terrace, HammersmithPoulson J. 25 Queen’s road, Notting hillRead Mrs, J. 30 Canterbury road, KilburnRoberts Mrs, 7 Park terrace, Notting hillRogers J. 10 Park terrace, Notting hillRoyal Victoria—Pepper J. manager, Silchester road, Notting hillSparrow Miss, 9 Canterbury place, Maida valeTowers J. 4 Park terrace, Notting hillWoods J. 2 Silchester terrace, Notting hillWright T. 20 Silchester road, Notting hillLead Merchants. ”
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“ Queen’s road, Queen street, Hammersmith. HAVELOCK VILLAS.1 Groser William George3 Lloyd Henry1 Kemp W. The Chancellor2 Tranter James, fruitererHarvey T. builder3 Lorey Thomas, dairy4 Flory H. grocerQueensberry place, Cromwell road, South Kensington.1 Lampston Henry9 Shadwell LawrenceQueensborough terrace, Kensington gardens, Bayswater. ”
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“ Chichester villas, Elgin crescent, Kensington park, Notting hill.1 Brothers —2 James MissChippenham terrace, Harrow road, Westbourne green.1 Beatley J. C. ironmonger2 Woodall E. tobacconist3 Dunstan P. grocer4 Dowsett A. draper5 Turner Richard, chemist7 Jones JohnChurch lane, Kensington.1 Jackson J. boot maker2 Scott R. carpenterBlunden J. Old George3 Flemming G. boot maker4 Goodacre G. umbrella makerKensington DispensaryChurch place, Paddington green. Paddington Savings Bank. ”
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“ Banyon R. Water side, HammersmithLime and Cement Merchants.Alocock & Cooper, Water side, Hammersmith, & at Queen street, HammersmithBlashfield J. R. 1 South wharf, PaddingtonGreaves, Kirkshaw & Co. 14 South wharf, PaddingtonMillwood, Williams & Co. Radnor terrace, Kensington, & at Middle Mall, HammersmithTatham & Co. 14 South wharf, PaddingtonLithographers.ALLEN and MORTON, 29 Hereford road, BayswaterLooking Glass Manufacturers.Watson & Co. 68 Westbourne grove, BayswaterYates E. 114 Praed street, PaddingtonMachinists. ”
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“ Westbourne street mews, Westbourne street, Hyde park.1 Clarke R. corn merchant11 Greatorex R. C. architectBurton W. job master16 Stubbs J. C. builderWestbourne terrace, Sussex gardens, Hyde park. ”
Allen & Morton, Allen & Morton's West-London Directory for 1867
“ Elgin mews north, Elgin road, Maida vale. Haylock H. B. & Co. livery stablesElgin mews, Elgin terrace, Notting hill.1 Goodrick R. K. buildersJones C. livery stables, Elgin cottage15 Gowing H. contractor13 Andrews H. carpenterElgin road, Ladbroke road, Notting hill. ”
