Ryde - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 18

Caddy Harry William, Malt & Hops P.H., 70 High street

Calley Barton, chimney sweeper, School street, Oakfield hill

Cambridge Naomi Sarah (Miss), apartments, Albert cottage, Pellhurst road

Cane Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 13 Park road

Cantlow & Son, tent makers, 40 Hill street

Capital & Counties Bank Limited (H. G. Nutt, manager), Union street; draw on head office, London E C

Carley Harriett (Mrs.), apartments, 96 Arthur street

Carley Wallace Henry, photographer, 96 Arthur street

Carpenter Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Victoria street

Carter Francis (exors. of), saddle & harness maker, 157 High street & jobmaster, John Street mews, John street

Carter Herbert, Queen's hotel, 75 Monkton street

Carter Minnie (Mrs.), greengrocer, 180 High street

Carter Miss Annie, girls' mistress, Holy Trinity National school, Player street for 280 children; average attendance 100 boys, 87 girls, 82 infants.

Carter William, cabinet maker, 42 Green street

Cashford George, apartments, 2 West street

Cass Alfred, pork butcher, 122 High street

Cass James, shopkeeper, 114 High street

Cass Thomas, beer retailer, 3b Castle street

Cass William, farmer, Little Upton farm, Upton road

Chaplain & Co., railway & general carriers (G. F. Baker, agent in charge), Pier street, East street, & 87 George street

Cheek James Henry, apartments, 4 Arthur street

Cheek Robert, farmer, Pell farm, Pell lane, Pellhurst road & Partlands path

Cheverton Edward, cabinet maker, Stirling cottage, Well street

Chiverton Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 15 George street.

Chiverton Horace, nurseryman, Monkton street

Chiverton Thomas Mew, plumber &c., 35 High street

Church of England Working Men's Institute (Frederick Mellish & William White, hon. secs.), Star street

Claridge Louis Henry, manager of Royal Pier hotel, Pier street

Clarke Daniel, invalid chair proprietor, 12 Warwick street

Clarke Miss, girls' mistress, National school, Green street established 1812, with residence for master and mistress at a cost of 2000GBP for 600 hundred children; average attendance 120 boys, 99 girls, 87 infants.

Cluitt George William, apartments, 89 Monkton street

Coast Guard Station (Richard Tremlett, chief officer), Esplanade

Coates Frederick William, apartments, 65 West street

Cockram Thomas Henry, draper, 77 & 78 High street

Coleman & Sons, boot & shoe makers, 59 Union street

Coleman Agnes (Mrs.), greengrocer, 55 St. John's road

Colenutt George William, solicitor, Hanway lodge, Belvidere street & at 72 High street, West Cowes

Colenutt Richard A Co., wine & spirit merchants, 46 Union street

Colenutt Richard, Jun., grocer, 47 & 48 Union street

Coles Joseph Henry, linen draper, 10, 12 & 14 Cross street

Colverson Francis, poulterer & greengrocer, 155 High street

Colyer Horace Octavius, dentist, 61 George street

Comden Sarah Ann & Emma (Misses), apartments, 11 George street

Conacher Peter Scott, naturalist, 1 Glenroy, Somerset road

Conchie Andrew, draper, Upton road

Convalescent Home (Miss Yeates, matron), West street

Cook Alfred, baker & grocer, 18 High street, Oakfield

Cook Henry, apartments, 41 Argyll street

Cook James, shoe maker, 34 Green street

Cooke Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Wood street