Welsford Rev. Henry, Barton street, Tewkesbury
Wemyss Major Francis, Wellington terrace, Gloucester
West Rev. Washbourne, Hampnett, Northleach
Wetherall Capt. William, Lower Barton street, Gloucester
Wetherell Ven. Archdeacon Hy. 9, College green, Gloucester
Whalley Rev. William, Toddington, Winchcombe

Whateley Rev. Charles, Minchinhampton
Whatley David, Dollar street, Cirencester
Whatley George Lawson, Mitcheldean

Whatley Mrs. Harriet, Dyer street, Cirencester
Whatley Rev. Henry Lawson, Aston Ingham, Ross
Wheeler Joseph, Coombe villa, Wotton-under-Edge
Wheeler Rev. G. D. Wolford, Moreton-in-the-Marsh
White Captain Samuel, Fretherne lodge, Frampton
White John, Rymes place, Newent

White Mrs. Mary, Tetbury

White Rev. Daniel, Cecily hill, Cirencester

White Rev. F. George, St. Mary's square, Gloucester
Whitehead R. B. Thresomb house, Minchinhampton
Whitcomb Rev. Charles, Sherston, Tetbury
Whitcombe Henry Somerset, Insworth, Gloucester
Whitcombe John Aubrey, London road, Gloucester
Wickes Mrs. Tetbury

Wight Robert, Painswick

Wikes Mrs. Margaret, Church street, Tewkesbury
Wilbraham Edward, Horsley, Minchinhampton
Wilkinson Rev. Marlow Watts, Uley, Dursley
Williams John, Long street, Dursley

Williams Mrs. Mary E. 15, Hillfield parade, Gloucester
Williams Orlando Harris, Uley, Dursley

Williams Rev. G. Mugmoor house, Minchinhampton
Williams Rev. John, D.D. Woodchester, Minchinhampton

Williams Thomas, Long street, Dursley

Willis Edward John, Longford house, Gloucester

Willson William, Brimscomb, Minchinhampton
Wilson Forester, Peers court, near Dursley

Wilson Mrs. Susanna, Winchcombe

Wilton Misses, 5, York buildings, Gloucester
Wilton Robert, 1, Brunswick square, Gloucester

Winnall Thomas, Eccleswall court, Ross

Winnall Thomas, jun. Burton, Ross

Winter Rev. Thomas, Dailsford, Stow

Winterbotham Lindsey, Stroud

Winterbotham Raines, Field house, Stroud
Wintle James, the Bowling green, Gloucester
Wintle Joshua, Upton St. Leonard's, Gloucester
Wintle Rev. Henry, Wellington parade, Gloucester
Witts Rev. Edward Francis, Stanway, Winchcombe
Witts Rev. Francis Edward, Upper Slaughter, Stow
Wollaston Rev. H. J. Wittington house, Northleach
Wood Jacob, Tetbury

Wood John, Ford house, Newent

Wood Mrs. Wotton parade, Gloucester
Wood Rev. Edward, Oaksey, Cirencester

Wood Samuel, Painswick

Woodcock Miss Elizabeth, 2, Spa villas, Gloucester
Woodhall John, the Park, Ross

Woodhall Thomas, the Bollen, Ross

Woodman Rev. W. B. Newport, Berkeley

Woodroffe Rev. N. G. Somerford, Cirencester

Woodrow Rev. George, Barton terrace, Gloucester
Woodward William, Stowborough, Tewkesbury

Worthington Capt. George Henry, Blackfriars sq. Gloucester Wyatt Henry, Farm hill, Stroud

W

yatt Henry William, the Edge, Painswick

Wyatt Richard, Stroud

Wynniatt Rev. Reginald, Guiting grange, Winchcombe

Young Hon. Lady, Kingscote, Wotton-under-Edge
Young Mrs. Ann, 5, Wellington parade, Gloucester
Yorke Joseph, Forthampton court, Tewkesbury

HUNT & CO.'S

GLOUCESTER AND CHELTENHAM

DIRECTORY.

E. H. & Co. beg leave to inform their numerous Patrons, that they are now busily engaged collecting the necessary information for a

Faithful Topography and Accurate Directory

OF THE CITIES OF

HEREFORD and WORCESTER,

WHICH WILL BE DELIVERED,

to those who favour them or their Agents with an immediate order, at Subscribers' price, viz.,-three shillings and sixpence.

EDWARD HUNT & Co. 31, Sidbury, Worcester.

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REVIEWS

OF

HUNT & CO.'S DIRECTORIES.

Windsor and Eton Express, Dec. 27th, 1845.

"WINDSOR DIRECTORY.-Mr. Hunt has just published a neat volume, under the title of Hunt's Royal Windsor Directory.' We can with confidence recommend the work to the inhabitants of Windsor, and also those of the neighbouring towns, &c. The plan of the work is excellent, for added to accurate lists of the persons resident in Windsor, Eton, Slough, Maidenhead, Burnham, Egham, Staines, Taplow, &c., we have short historical and statistical accounts of each place, which are exceedingly interesting; nor do the book's attractive features stop here—the exhibitions in and about the metropolis being given. Great credit is due to Mr. Hunt for his spirit in bringing out such a work, which is neatly got up, and includes everything which is necessary for a work of this kind. The trouble must have been very great, and the expense far from inconsiderable, but we trust that he will receive more than an equivalent, in the extended circulation of the work."

Oxford Chronicle and Berks and Bucks Gazette,
Aug. 15, 1846.

"CITY OF OXFord, &c. DirecTORY.-This work, published by Hunt & Co., is now passing through the press, and on examination we find it contains short but interesting historical and statistical accounts of the city of Oxford, and the towns of Abingdon, Banbury, Bicester, Deddington, Thame, Witney, and Woodstock, followed by copious ar.d accurate lists of the private, professional, and commercial residents therein, and also comprehensive lists of the residents for several miles around each town (which is quite a new feature), and although it contains so multifarious and various a mass of information, it is truly what the publishers professed it should be a book of easy reference,' embracing that commercial and useful information which must hitherto have been sought for in various directions at the cost of much time and trouble, whereas it is here concentrated in a

clear and correct manner, and from the excellent arrangement and classifications adopted, easily to be found. The work, which contains several hundred names never noticed in former directories, is got up in a style which cannot fail of gaining for it universal commendation."

Jackson's Oxford Journal, Aug. 22, 1846.

"HUNT & Co.'s DIRECTORY FOR Oxford, &c.-The enterprising publishers, Messrs. Hunt & Co., who have obtained some distinction by their excellent Directories of Windsor and other places, have just completed what has been so much desired for many years, namely, a correct and comprehensive Directory of Oxford, its neighbourhood, and the most important towns adjacent, such as Abingdon, Banbury, Bicester, Deddington, Thame, and Witney. The present work not only embraces lists of the clergy, professions, and trades, but extends also to the suburbs, and gives such a mass of local information relating to each place as cannot fail to make it popular, not only to persons engaged in business, to whom it will be invaluable, but to all who wish to possess themselves of every possible information concerning their locality. The street key, as well as the list of carriers in each district, will be found extremely useful; in fact, the work will be equally indispensable to the counting-house, and private and public library."

Banbury Guardian, Sept. 17, 1846.

"HUNT & Co.'s Oxford, Banbury, &c. DIRECTORY.-This Directory, which has been some little time in preparation, has at length been issued, and will, we think, satisfy the anticipations of those who have taken an interest therein. It bears marks of more care than is usual in the preparation of similar publications; the few errors that we see being of very trivial importance, and less in number than we have ever before noticed in such a compilation. We have no doubt the work will be liberally patronized, as it will be a general convenience as a book of reference to those engaged in trade, and a source of amusement to others. The Guide to the Sights of London, which is appended, will be found of use to Country Cousins."

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