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J. Elliott, Beak-street

Draigci, Leicester-square
Leroux, Princes-street
Harris, Lamb's Conduit-st.
T. Hillmain, May's-buildings
John Forster, Oxford-street
Grosjen, Quadrant
P. Thomson, Frith-street
H. Sparding, Conduit-street
D. Hamilton, Nicholas-lane
J. Beaumont, Finch-lane
Kolbe and Fletcher, Conduit.-

T. J. Ashton, St. James's-sq.
J. Thurlow

W. Watkins, University-st.
C. Sules, Gt. Marlborough-

street
E. Strachan, Long-acre
C. Snell, George-street
R. B. Whiteside, Aldgate
G. D. Doudy, Fleet-street
W. Lester, Fleet-street

street
A. Geddees, Orm-street
Jos. Scott, Devonshire-st.
J. Sandilands, Conduit-st.
Wehnart, Leicester-square
J. Ayliff, Brook-street
J. Bartholomew, London-
.

Jas. Lee, Gt. Queen-street
Griffith and Pearson, Bond-

street
W. Coles and Co., Paul-st.
Thomas Mead, Cornhill
B. Poulson, Regent-street
H. Howell, Holborn-hill
A. Lewis, Grosvenor-street
E. Tolley, Strand
H. Flight, St. James's-st.
T. Hannis, Brownlow-st.
Forsyth, Vere-street
G. Jackson, Queen-street
T. Davis, Hanover-street
G. Cook, Princes-street

wall
T. Weldon, Holles-street
Whippey, Holles-street
G. Wilkin, Frith-street

M. Tuck, Kenton-street
H. Simpson, Leadenhall-st.
111' Lachlan, Great Pulteney-

street
Evans and Co., Mount-st.
Wheeler, Princes-street
Rowed and Co., Bond-street
Blackwell, Leicester-square
W. Ayse, Poland-street
J. Mereywether, Falcon-st.
F. Place, Charing-cross
Patten and Janson, Bishops-

Perkins, Bryanston-street
A. Heyder, South Molton-st.
Alesin, Mount-street
Rowe, Marlborough-street
0. H. Hughes, New Bond-st.
Stechart, Argyll-street.

gate-street
R. Ponder, Gerard-street
H. Green, Oxford-street
A. Binnie, Old Bond-street
R. Pratt, Judd-street

J. CracknallrOld Bond-st
B. J. Cooper, Sackville-st.
J. Crellin, St. James's-st.
S. Kepkins, Fleet-street

J. Poole, Burlington-street
S. Ross and Son, Frith-st,

Soho
Sewell, Commercial-road
T. Evans
E. Davies

Krantztke, Northumberland•

street
J. W. Wood, Henrietta-st.
J. Rotherford, Great Marl
borough-street
M. Rotherford, ditto ..

J. M. E. Stabell, Great Pul•
teney-street
J. Davies, Poland-street

J. Wyatt, Frith-street
J. Holland, Sackville-street
Deny en, Great Trinity-lane
J. Pember, New Bridge-st.
Sisson, Parliament-street
E. Hogg, St. James's-st.
J. Mitchell, Southampton-
street
J. Stocken, 3liddlesex-st.
J. Matthieson, Bishopsgate
Without
W. Scott, Bennett-street
Chas. Taylor, New Bond-st.
H. Hummell, Conduit-street
W. H. Vanheems, South-st.
Harvey and Stokes, Jermyn-
street

James Dixon, Arundel-street
James Burn, Nassau-street
C. Brocklesby, Newman-st.
E. Whittaker, Nassau-st.
G. Kistan, Dean-street
Thomas Allan, Park-street
S, Emett, Regent-street
Corbett Pountaine, Albe-
marle-street
William Langstaft, Bury-st.
Walter Burdoe, Goswell-rd.
J. Cooke, Regent-street
H. Hallett and Co., South
Molton-street

C, Saxe, Conduit-street
F. Hodge and Swallow, Pic-
cadilly
Thomas Bellingham, South-

Scott, Ryder-street
Tappenden, Kent-road
J. Kennedy, Quebec-street
T. Stanford, Brownlow-st.
James Walker, Oxford-st.
W. Shepherd, South Audley.

ampton-row
Furby and Stockton, Sack-
ville-street
Underwood and Freeman,

Oxford•street
W. Newton, jun., 7, Mad-

street
W. B. Stuart, Mount-street
A. Whitehead, Jewin-street
Maitland, Conduit-street
W. Fraser, Bond-street
G. Crookes, Maddox-street
J. A. Redpath, Maddox-st.
Brookbank, Adelphi
Thomas Reynolds
John Holmes, Berwick-st.
J. Plowright, Davies-street

IJ. Inkson,Ryder-street

(James Parker., Aldsate

W. Falconer, Bond-street
James Stone

R. Insley.

doxstreet
Ferguson and Broomfield, 23,
;stew Boucl-atreet

I.T. ThraCker

M. Parsons, Strand
L. Phillips, Strand

IJ. Edwards and Co., Con.
duit-street.

L. Blenn, Hanway-street
R. Dunn, Cirencester-place
W. Evans, Lombard-street
W. Woods, Bell-alley
Thos. Sharpe, Whitechape
L. Jones, Conduit-street
H. Meager, Brook-street
Bamfield, Marylebone-street
F. Magdogs Charles-street
Wright, nduit-street
Jones and Son, Berners-st,
Rochden, Southampton-bids,
W. Ford, Wimpole-street
Davies

C. Farthing, Oxford-street
J, Dempsey, Bouverie-street
R. W. Floodaon, Wilson-st,
John Taylor, Tottenham.
court-road

C. Pritter, Davies-street
Shoolbred and Co., Jermyn-
street
W. Bungay, Welbeck-street
Body, Houghton-street
C. R. Morley, New-street
John Blackford, Greek-st.
Richard May and Son, Sack-
ville-street
Ravenseroft, Warwick-st.,
Charing-cross
Flight, St. James's-street
Mainwaring, 39, Totten•
ham-court-road
,W. Gypson, Featherstone
buildings

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