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BEDFORDSHIRE. Faij TRADES DIRECTORY.] BEDFORDSHIRE. FAij. l7~ Day Joshua, Langford, Biggleswade Garratt Pbilip, Barton, ~mpthill Hartop Jn. Brook end,Keysoe, St. Neots Dean Geo.Fancott, Toddington,Dunstble Garten Arth. Wood fm. Holcut, Woburn Hartop William, Thurleigh, Bedford Dear Offspring, Arlsey, Hitchin Garton Jn.Houghton Conquest,Ampthill Hawkes Georgf.l, Arlsey, Hitcbin Deards Thomas, Lower farm, Edwortb, Gates Henry, Upper Sundon, Dunstable Hawkes George, Biddenham, Bedford Baldock Gatwood T. Slip end, Caddington,Luton Hawkes Joseph Fredk. Arlsey, Hitchin Dennis John, Riseley, Bedford Geeves Chas.Unionst. Leightou Buzzard Hawkins B.Keysoe row,Keysoe,St.Neots Desborough S. C. Ridgmont, Woburn George Henry, Caddington, Luton Hawkins Jabez, Bolnhurst, St. Neot.s Desborough Warren, Wymington, Big- George Henry, West Hyde, Luton Hawkins J.Keysoe row, Keysoe,St.Neots ham Ferrars George Jn. Keysoe row,Keysoe,St.Neots Hawkins Samuel, Bolnhurst, St. Neots Deverill Hy. Wilbury, Stotfold, Baldock George Thomas, Millbrook, Amptbill Hawkins William,Langford,Biggleswade Dickens Thomas, Millbrook, Ampthill George Thomas, Sharpenhoe, Ampthill Hawkins Wm. Lit. Staughton, St. Neots Dickens William, Tilbrook, St. N eots George William, Whipsnade, Dunstable Hayward Isaac N. Southill, Biggleswade Dickinson William, Dyer's hall, Harling- Gibbins Wm. H. Milton Ernest, Bedford Heading William, Morhanger, Sandy ton, Dnnstable Gibbons Robert, Bromham, Bedford Hebbes William, Thurleigb, Bedford Dillamore Henry, Hatch, Biggleswade Gilbert Ebenezer, Wilden, Bedford Henman James & Son, West end, Dimmock Edwd. B. Wootton, Bedford Giles Jn. & Wm. Toddington, Dunstable St~o-sden, Bedford Dover John, Toddingto!"., Dunstable Giles William, Harlington, Dunstable Henman James Alexander, Bromham Do'l"erW.Oldpark,Toddington,Dunstble Gillett Charles, Goldington, Bedford , grange, Bromham, Bedford Draper Spencer, jun. Wilden, Bedford Ginn Thomas, Stevington, Bedford Higgins George, Holcut, Woburn Draper Thomas, Colmworth, St. Neots Glenister Amos, Biscot, Luton Higgs William, Harlington, Dunstable Dudley John, Wootton, Bedford · Goddard John, Thurleigh, Bedford Hill Henry, Roxton, St. Neots Dudley Joseph, Caddington, Luton Godfrey James, Harlington, Dunstable Hill Joseph, Pottesgrove, Woburn Duncombe George, Cople, Bedford Godfrey John, Caddington, Lutou Hill William, Barton, Ampthi.ll Duncombe John, Flitwick, Ampthill Godfrey Mrs. Thos. Pulloxhill, Ampthill Hilton Francis Jn. Kempston, Bedford Duncombe W. G. Utcoate gnge.Woburn Godfrey Wm.Hern, Toddington,Dunstbl Hilton Samuel, Carlton, Bedford Dycer John, Farndish, Wellingborough Godfrey William, Steppingley, Ampthill Hine Thos. T. Manor ho.Knotting,Bdfrd Dycer William, Farndish, Wellingboro' Goff Thos. Harrold pk.Harrold,Bedford Hinton Thomas, Clophill, Ampthill Ea des Thomas, Manor farm, Yelden, Goodhall Jas. Up. Gravenhurst, Ampthill Hobbs John T. Aspley Guise, W ob urn Higham Ferrars Goodman Mrs . .Ann, Eversholt, Woburn Hobbs Wm.Husborne Crawley, Woburn Eads Thomas, Riseley, Bedford Goodwin Jn.Markyate Street,Dunstable Hollinshead John, West Hyde, Luton Eames David, sen. Stanbridge, Leigh- Goodyear Benj. Markyate St. Dun stable Holmes Thomas, Heath & Reach, Leigh· ton Buzzard Goosey C. Holcut moor, Holcut, W ob urn ton Buzzard Edwards J. Market pl. Potton, Sandy Goosey John Thomas, Manor farm, Holmes Thomas, Toddington, Dunstable Edwards Saruuel,Newtown,Biggleswade W~·mington, Higharn Ferrers HopkinsBenj.Grovebury,Leightn.Buzzrd Ekins Samuel, Riseley, Bedford Goosey Robert, Brook house, Wyming- Hopkins Charles, Fishers green, Lower Ell John, Arlsey, Hitchin ton, Higharn Ferrers Staplehoe, St. Neots Ell William, Goldington, Bedford Gostling Henry V. Oakley, Bedford Hopkins Joseph, sen. Leighton Buzzard Elli.s Douglas, Hayfield farm, Aspley GowerWm.Bury end,Eversholt, Woburn HopkinsJoseph, jnn. Leighton Bu:~;zard Guise, Woburn Gower William, jun. Church End, Horley Thomas, Toddington, Duns table Ellis William,Cranfield,Newport Pagnell Eversholt, Woburn Horn Misses, Clophill, Ampthill Elmore Arthur, Flitton, Ampthill Graves John Wm. Potte11grove, Woburn Hornby James, Stopsley, Luton · Elms Edwa,d, Shillington, Hitchin Gray John, Lodge farm, Chicksands Horrell Rt. West End ldg.Oakley,Bedfrd Elms George, Meppershall, Biggleswade Gray Wrn.Hare,Lit.Staughton,St.Neots Horton James, Totternhoe, Dunstable Emmerton Charles Robert, Church Green H. W. Cranfield,Newport Pagnell Horsford James A. Upper Dean. St.Neots farm, Holecut, Woburn Green Samuel, jun. Backnoe end, Boln- Houghton George, Colmworth, St.Neots Emmerton Robert, Salford, Woburn burst, St. Neots How Alfred, Stopsley, Luton Fairey J. Mansionfarm, Harrold,Bedfrd GreenThos.Keysoe row,Keysoe,St.Neots Howard Charles, Biddenham, Bedford Fairey 'fhos. Dungey, Harrold, Bedford Green William, Bolnhurst, St. Neots Howe Alfred, Crawley green, Luton Fairey W. Manor farm, Harrold,Bedford Green Wm. Rudd, Gt.Barford, St.Neots Howe Jesse, Hobbs grn. Odell, Bedford Fane G. Hern, Toddington, Dunstable Griffin Jn. Billington, Leighton Buzzard Howe Thomas, Pavenham, Bedford Fane William ( exors. of), Hern, Tod- Grimes Thomas, Bourn end, Cranfield, Ho we Williarn A. Round green, Luton dington, Dunstable Newport Pagnell Howes William, Streatley, Dunstable Farr Thomas, Arlsey, Hitchin Groom Jn.Stanbridge,Leighton Buzzard Howkins Benj. Thurleigh, Bedford Farrar J. Scold end, Thurlmgh, Bedford Grooms Charles, Wilshamstead, Bedford Howkins Benjamin, Silsoe, Ampthill Farrar Thomas, Riseley, Bedford Grundon Wil:iam, Shillington, Hitchin Howkins John, Clapham, Bedford Farrar Williarn, Thurleigh, Bedford Gudgin Chas.Hall farm, l'urvey,Bedford Hudson G.Stanbridge,Leighton Buzzard Favell George, Wilden, Bedford Gudgin Fredk.Meppershall,Biggleswade Hulatt Arthur, Pavenham, Bedford Feazey William, Milton Ernest, Bedford Gudgin Jsph, Old Warden, Biggleswade Hull MissH.Billington,LeightonBuzzard Fensom Am os, Ra-vensden, Bedford Gurney Francis John, Church & Manor Hull William, Great Bar ford, St. N eots Fensom Thomas, Bolnhurst, St. N eots farms, Langford, Biggleswade Hulme Samuel, Channels end, Colm- :Fensom Thomas C. Stagsden, Bedford GurneyGeo.Holwell,Shillington,Hitchin worth, St. Neots ,Fensom William, Wilden, Bedford Gurney John, Henlow, Biggleswade Humphreys George, Ridgmont,Woburn Finch George William, Turvey, Bedford Gurney Mrs. M. Totternhoe, Dunstable Hunt Mrs. Joshua, Riseley, Bedford Fisher W.Brookfarm, Wootton, Bedford Gurney Thomas, WinJfield, Chalgrave, Ibbott Charles, Goldington, Bedford Flanders William, Tilbrook, St. Neots Leighton Buzzard Ibbs Misses Sarah & Susannah, New Flemings Hugh, Felmersham, Bedford Hall Jn. Crosshall,Eaton Socon,St.Neots Rowney, Southill, Biggleswade :Flute Alfred, 'fhurleigb, Bedford Hall Mrs. S. Harlington, Dunstable Ingle George, Eaton Socon, St. Neots Folbigg John, Tempsford, Sandy Halhvorth George, Herring green, IngramJ. Apsley end,Shillington,Hitchin Folbigg Nimrod,Cockayne Hatley,Sandy Cotton End, Bedford Ingrey Charles, Stotfold, Baldock Foll Hattie H. Harlington, Dunstable Hallworth Jonn. Wilshams~ead, Bedford Ingrey Herbert, St0tfold, Baldock Foil Richard William, Chalgrave manor, Hallwortb, Thomas, Pulloxhill,Ampthill Inns J. Rads end, Eversholt, Woburn Chalgrave, Leighton Buzzard Hankins William, Tilbrook, St. Neots Inns W. J.Eggington, Leighton Buzzard FollThos. Chalton, Toddington,Dunstable Hard wick Samuel, Tempsford, Sandy Ins kip Alfred, Clifton, Biggleswade Ford George, Colesdon, St. Neots Hare Charles, Henlow, Biggleswade Inskip William, Shefford Hardwicke, Ford Henry, Foster Hill road, Bedford Hare George, Henlow, Biggleswade Biggleswade Ford L. Begwary, Wyboston, St. Neots Hare Henry, Up. Gravenhurst,Ampthill Inwards Charles, Hockliffe R.S.O :Fountain Mrs. Newland Michael, Little Harlow Percy, jun. Renhold, Bedford Inwards James, Hockliffe R.S.O Park farm, Ampthill Harpin George, Bolnhurst, St. Neots Isherwood Roht. Langford, Biggleswade FountaineN .F. Tithe fm.Stevingtn. Bedfd HarrisAzel &Co.Meppershall,Biggleswde Ives George, Carlton, Bedford Fowler Francis, Henlow, Biggleswade Harris Alfd. Wood end,Kempston, Bedfrd James G. Keysoe row, Keysoe, St.Neots Fox.on George, Toddington, Dunstable Harris Mrs.H.Husborne Crawley, Wobrn James J. B. Octagon ho. Cople, Bedford Franklin John, Thurleigh, Bedford Harris William, Riseley, Bedford Janes Ben. Totternhoe, Dunstable :Franklin Mrs. Mary Ann, Bury farm, HarrisWm. The Croots, Willington,Bedfd Janes C. Eggington, Leighton Buzzard Houghton Conquest, Ampthill Harris Wm. Robt. Sharnbrook, Bedford Jeeves George, Beeston green, Sandy Fryer John :Milgate, Brogborough manor, Harrison George, Renhold, Bedford Jefferies Benjamin, Black Bull hall, Ridgmont, Woburn Harrison Samuel, Bromham, Bedford Thurleigh, Bedford Fuller Charles, Thorncote, Biggleswade Harrison Samuel, Renhold, Bedford Jefferies Benj. Ravensden, Bedford Fuller William, Northill, Biggleswade HarrisonThos.Bury fm.Bromham,Bedfd Jefferies Benjamin, jun. Romp hall, Gadsden Dvd. Stanbrdg.Leightn.Buzzrd Harrison Thos. Keely, Wootton, Bedford Thurleigh, Bedford Gadsden T.Stanbridge,LeightonBuzzard Hartop Benj.Brook end,Keysoe,St.Neots Jefferies Benj. R. Gt. Barford, St. Neots GadsdenT.jun.Stanbdg.LeightonBuzzrd Hartop Geo.Keysoe row,Keysoe,St.Neots Jefferies Sellis, Great Barford, St. Neots Gardner Arth.Wilbury,Stotfold,Baldock Hartop John, Bolnhurst, SL. Neots Jefferies Thomas, ::)utton, Sandy .
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