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Possble in 1891? Clara Payne 25, b London. Servant in Conduit St, St George Hannover Square

There's a few workhouse admissions in Holborn of a Clara Payne approx the right age in 1899 & 1900, which seem to lead to her being admitted to an asylum. this person was an umbrella maker so not sure if yours

Added: I think not the right Clara. Heath appeared to be the name of the asylum, which was in Bexley. There's a  register entry for a Clara admitted in 1900 and died in Bexley in 1924

I've managed to find an entry in King Street and from there navigate to no 15. Looks like Ivor is still redacted on Ancestry - there's a blanked out entry between a person born in 1921 and one born in 1930.

The indexing of their page only records the house number, not street name. And no mention of Pontlottyn. Other households are recorded as being in Kings Street

My apologies. It was the 1910 I was looking at. Didn't make the link with the person on 1900 with Jessie when I first posted that link because I'd only just found the Masons in the US and hadn't discovered Fred's existence

The name on the naturalisation card is definitely Doose - it's typewritten.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6T5D-19JQ?lang=en

So I think we're missing 1900 for Alfred, Fanny and possibly Ellen Beatrice, the daughter b 1893

There is a birth in 1888, London City
Thomas Patrick Mason mmn Driscole

Maybe ….
1891 203/112 - Hackney hospital
Thomas Mason 2 yrs - birthplace ‘not known - brought from City of London’

On 1900 he appears to be enumerated as T Frederick Mason, and when he naturalizes he's Thomas Alfred

Birth of Ellen - daughter listed on the 1900 census

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NQYT-TP8?lang=en

Right mother's maiden name. Both parents born London c1862