Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

Joseph Chester Newman Greenwood Pendleton Walker Eccles Waterloo Allen Shepherd M.P Cheadle Heywood William Whiting Leeds Albert Jae F Stretford Barrow T. Lancaster Orr Jas Saa Pout Bir- Gillette c Banbury i Scot Ing Osep Bishop Auckland Moillet Theodore Kay James C Bury Rochdale Haworth Richard Talor Thomas Richardson, Jr Lisburn Heginbottom Ridley John A Tae E Bo Firth Pendleton Rostron Mra Eccles Wilson Henry Sun Holden Man F. W Clifton Crook Garstang A.E Chorley Coghill Harry New- Skills Redditch Ormerod Tetaworth Bins Ch Chas Egentbens Simpson Kingdom Alliance Mansion House Hanksgiving ST. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul’s Cathedral Prince of Wales Charles the Second Duke of York James the Second Lord Clarendon William Longman Ondon Shirley’s Queen’s Square Bloomsbury J. Roserts Bourne W. B. Harvey Frome England J. K. Karcher Toronto C.W London Infirmary Red Lion-square Florence Nightingale Duke of Beaufort P.C K.G United Kingdom Messrs. Coutts and Co Thomas Westlake Red Lion Square National Institution For Diseases of the Skin Barr Meadows Gray’s-inn-road King’s-cross Mitre Street Aldgate Thomas Robinson R. Cooke Baines Finsbury-place Moorgate Street E.C Marquis Bibbero J. L. King Matthew Dugwar Great Western Hotel Snow-Hill Station Birmingham Three Kingdoms Bell Prussia Turkey Nazim Bengal Ipae Shakespeare Smith and CO Caracas N.B FRY and Sons Bristol Aye Francis Morton and CO Geo. Vavasseur Barnsdale-road Harrow-road Liebig Company Baron Liebig Glenfield United Service J.C. and J. Field Upper Marsh Lambeth Grocer Chandler Goddard J.goddard Leicester Dunsan J. McVeagh Alexander Savory & Moore New Bond-street Waters Waters and Williams Worcester House Eastcheap Lewis and CO Worcester Alex. Ross High Holborn Towle Chemists Emmett, Hartley