Newport - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 13

Gale George & Co. Limited, wine, spirit & ale merchants, 13 St James street

Gallagher James, beer retailer & grocer, 22 New street

Game Maria (Mrs.), tailoress, 15 Chapel street

Game William, wheelwright., Cockram's yard, South street

Gattrell George, boot & shoe maker, 22 High street

Geake William, fitter, 17 Fairlee cottages, Ryde road

Gee William James, Sun inn, 28 Holyrood street

Gentle Joseph, general draper, 26 & 27 High street

George J. & W. L. tanners & curriers, 19 St. Thomas square

Gibson Emma (Mrs.), apartments. 32 Carisbrooke road

Giddings Mary (Mrs.), tobacconist. 7 St. Thomas square

Gill Martin A., master, Board School (boys, girls and infants), Upper St James Street; built 1812 originally known as the Lancastrian and afterwards the Royal British Schools, but transferred to the Newport Board in 1875; re-opened in Jan. 1876 and enlarged at a cost of about 1200GBP, again in 1896; the school will hold 710 children; average attendance 261 boys, 256 girls, 252 infants.

Globe Parcels Express (Shepard Bros. agents), Quay street

Glover & Son, drapers, 19 High street

Godfrey Clarence John, grocer, 28 Quay street

Good Charles Arthur M.R.C.V.S.L. veterinary surgeon by appointment to Her Majesty the Queen & veterinary inspector under Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act for West Medina. 35 Upper St James street

Goodland Edward, greengrocer, 53 Upper St Jamas' street

Gosling William, tobacconist, 25 Coppin's bridge

Gould & Co. aerated water mfrs. 15 & 16 St., Thomas square

Gould Benjamin Samuel, builder, carpenter & cabinet maker, Shide path

Gould James Richard, jobbing gardener, Sydney cottage, Hunny hill

Gould John Wooldridge, grocer, 64 High street

Gould Mrs. S., mistress, National school (boys, girls and infants) (St. Thomas'), Carisbrooke road. Built 1816 for 700 children, average attendance 214 boys, 155 girls.

Grapes Alice & Emily (Misses), dress makers. 102 High street

Gray Henry, beer retailer & grocer, 22 Elm grove

Gray Henry, carpenter, 30 West street

Gray Henry, printer, 1a Holyrood street

Gray Robert James, dairy, Hunny hill

Gray William, shopkeeper, 13 Elm grove

Great George, undertaker, Drill Hill road

Green Thomas, chimney sweep, 72 Upper St James street

Greengrass Henry, newsagent & stationer, 100 High street

Greenshield Charles William, draper's assistant, 3 St John's place

Gregory Arthur, furniture dealer & china dealer, 14 St.Thomas square

Grist Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 31 Hearn street

Grist William, carpenter & joiner, 4 Carisbrooke view, Drill Hall road

Grose John James, dist. supt. Pearl Life Assurance Co. Limited. 66 Carisbrooke road

Groundsell George Young, builder & undertaker, 29 Lugley street & Mill street

Groundsell Hubert. G., house & insurance agent, Lugley street

Groundsell Miss A. Y., infant's mistress, Board School (boys, girls and infants), Upper St James Street; built 1812 originally known as the Lancastrian and afterwards the Royal British Schools, but transferred to the Newport Board in 1875; re-opened in Jan. 1876 and enlarged at a cost of about 1200GBP, again in 1896; the school will hold 710 children; average attendance 261 boys, 256 girls, 252 infants.

Groves Joseph, dairyman, Hunny hill

Gubbins & Son, booksellers, stationers, newsagents & musical instrument warehouse, 43 High street

Gunner Ernest John, solicitor, & assistant clerk to income & assessment tax commissioners & clerk to the commissioners of sewers & sec. to the Yarbridge Co., 98 High street

Gurney Ernest Cecil, chief clerk & deputy chief constable (county), Ryde road

Guy Frederick, wheelwright, 6 Pyle street

Guy Samuel, corn chandler, 115 Pyle street

Hailey Ernest, hair dresser, 142 High street

Hale Frank, supt. county police, Victoria road

Hale John, dairyman, Petticoat lane

Hale John, tobacconist, 12 High street