Ryde - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 36

Topp Philip, grocer, Upton road

Town Hall (Ernest Sothcott, keeper), Lind street

Trim Martha (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Simeon street

Trodd J.W., master, Board School, Bettesworth road, built 1877 at a cost of 5900GBP for 180 boys, 200 girls and 220 infants; average attendance 120 boys, 123 girls, 157 infants.

Truckel & Brind, bakers & grocers, 91 High street

Trussler & Co., wholesale & retail fruiterers, 160 & 160a High street

Tucker Michael, firewood dealer, Wood street

Tully Charles Henry, shopkeeper, Lorne house, Marlborough road

Turner George, oil & color man, 132, 133 & 134 High street

Turtle Edward John Hamley, pianoforte warehouse & insurance agent, 58 Union street

Turtle Frederick W., Eagle P.H., 14 Green street

Turtle Harry Emery, dyer, 18 John street

Tutte & Sons, bakers & grocers, & post office, Oakfield hill

Tutte Alfred Adames, registrar of marriages for Isle of Wight, Oakfield hill

Tutton George Henry, Eagle Brewery Tap P.H., 1 Warwick place

Tyler George Henry, apartments, 20 & 21 Nelson place

Underhill L. & E. (Misses), milliners, 6 Cross street

Underwood Sarah (Mrs.), dressmaker, 9 West street

Urry Mary Jane (Miss), dress maker, 52 George street

Urry William, Waverley temperance hotel, Esplanade

Vanassche Albertus, Wolseley tavern, 55 Monkton street

Vanner E. & Son, coach proprietors, 13 John street & 3 Newport street

Vanner Rose (Miss), tobacconist, 163 High street

Vardy John Emery, Albany & Eagle hotel, Pier street

Vaughan George Morris, collector of poor rates, 7 Lind street; res. Bryn Mor, 66 West street

Vectis Permanent Investment Building Society (Francis George Flux, sec.), Lind street

Vectis Physical Recreation Courts, Bennett street

Vectis Steam Laundry (Miss Kate Mills, manageress), Oakfield

Vicary William, apartments, 15a, Preston place

Vice Robert, apartments, 114 Arthur street

Victoria Pier & Baths (Charles A. Fudge, sec.). Esplanade

Vigis Emma (Miss), apartments, 11 Simeon street

Vincent Charles Greaves, solicitor, town clerk & clerk to the urban sanitary authority & clerk to the St. Helen's urban district council, commissioner for oaths in the supreme court, perpetual commissioner & commissioner for taking oaths in Irish courts, & sec. to the Sea View Pier Co. Limited, 4 St. Thomas street

Wadham Frank Jesser, physician &. surgeon, 1 Eastfield, Dover street, see Rich, Davies & Wadham

Waite Henry, Falls of Niagara P.H., Oakfield hill

Walker Henry, hair dresser, 6 Castle street

Waller James William, registrar of births & deaths & relieving officer, Well street

Waller James, cabinet maker, Union road

Wallis & Elliott (Misses), upholsteresses, 23 Simeon street

Wallis Alfred, apartments, 36 Simeon street

Wallis Henry Caws, pawnbroker, 50 High street

Wallis James, architect, 11 Spencer road

Wallis, Riddett & Co., auctioneers, estate & insurance agents, Town Hall chambers

Ward Edmund, bicycle & tricycle agent, 10 Monkton street & 128 High Street

Wardall Frank Charles, private tutor, 90 Monkton street

Watkins James, currier, 19 High street

Watson George Henry, apartments, 1 Park terrace, St. John's park

Watson Miss Elizabeth, infants' mistress, Board School, St. John's road, built 1883 at a cost of 4700GBP for 180 boys, 183 girls, 210 infants; average attendance 147 boys, 100 girls, 215 infants.

Watson Richard, apartments, 43 West street

Watt Frederick, stationer & circulating library, 35 Pier street