Cowes - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 6

Young Edward, Devonshire villa, Mill Hill road

Abraham John, outfitter, 3 Shooter's hill

Acton Sarah Minnie (Mrs.), lace maker, Bath road

Adams George. grocer, Victoria road

Adams Henry William & Son, pork butchers, 2 Shooter's hill

Adams Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Union road

Adlams Miss Kate, infants' mistress, York street, National School; erected 1862-3 for 256 boys and 230 infants; average attendance 192 boys, 130 infants.

Airs John Charles, tobacconist, 110 High street

Alexander George, Marine hotel, The Parade

Allan Leonard James, manager to Capital & Counties Bank Limited & treasurer to the Cowes & East Cowes urban district council & Cowes harbour commissioners, High street

Allen Ellen (Mrs.), apartment; Strettation Villa, Cliff road

Almshouses, Market hill

Andrew M. E., butcher, Newport road

Andrews Richard, Shopkeeper, Arctic road

Armstrong Arthur Henry, Shipwrights' Arms P.H. 3 Carvel lane

Atkey Pascall & Son, ironmongers & yacht fitters, 29 & 30 High street

Attrill Jacob, master mariner, Solent view, Victoria road

Austin Louis James, commission agent, 2 Albert street

Bailey Henry, William the Fourth P.H., Mary street

Bailey William J. jun., solicitor, Princes buildings, Bath road

Baker Edward, confectioner, 14 High street

Ball James & Son, builders, contractors, monumental masons, brick, tile & slate merchants, Victoria road

Ballard Frederick, apartments, Sharon villa, Fellowes road

Bannister Henry & Co., hemp & wire rope makers, & steam saw & corn mills proprietors; steam works, Medina rope manufactory

Barker Frank, fancy repository, 7 & 8 Fountain arcade

Barnes William, fruiterer, Newport road

Barnett Emily (Mrs.), Laundress, Sandbank cottages, Pelham road

Barrett Louisa Alice (Miss), ladies' tailor. Beckford road

Barton William Henry, carman, York street

Barton William, shopkeeper, Newport road

Bateman Joseph Hartley, school, Union road

Beadle & Rance, naval architects & consulting engineers, Clarendon quay, Birmingham road

Beaven George, Augustus, druggist. 2 Albert street

Beere James, builder, Bernard road

Beken Alfred Edward, chemist, 4 Birmingham road

Benjafield Mrs. E, infant's mistress, Cross street, National School; built in 1821, closed 1863, reopened and enlarged 1875 for 280 boys, 364 girls, and 233 infants; average attendance 247 boys, 320 girls, 210 infants.

Bennett Charles, apartments, Skurgeon's cottage, Victoria road

Benzie Simpson, watch maker, 61 High street

Berry William, draper, see Camp. Berry & Co

Bilk Benjamin, apartments, Alexandra villa, Queen's road

Bilk William, carpenter, St Mary road

Bilk, William, apartments, Albert villa, Queen's road

Billows Frederick, Vectis tavern, The Square

Billson John, greengrocer, Cross street

Bishop Bros., boot makers, 23 High street & Birmingham road

Bishop John Samuel, boat builder, Alma house, Medina road

Bissentini Emily (Mrs.), apartments, Malta villa, Granville road

Bizzill & Son, boot makers, 111 High street

Bizzill Charles Edward, assistant surveyor to the Urban District Council, Oak cottage, Prospect road

Bloomfield Christopher, yacht steward, Southwick villa, Gordon road