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Bedfordshire. Pub 187 TRADES DIRECTORY.] BEDFORDSHIRE. PUB 187 Blue Ball, Wm. Alex. Medlock, Shortmead st. Biggleswade Crown, William Waller, Shillington, Hitchin Blue Lion, Edward Green, Cumberland street, Luton Crown hotel, Frederick Bonfield, High street, Biggleswade Boot (The), Tom Bates, Langford, Biggleswade Crown hotel, Alfred Geo.Shelton&Son,46'favistock st.Bedford Boot, Wm. Chas. Dimmock, Market sq. Leighton Buzzard Crown & Anchor, William Stack house, N ewBedford rd. Luton Borough Arms, James Franklin, Albion street, Dunstable Crown & Sceptre, Philip Cole, Bedford street, Am;Jthill Brewhouse, Samuel Ashwell, Henlow, Biggleswade Curriers' Arms, DennisGutteridge,Market sq. LeightonBzzard Brickground hotel, William Thompson, Arlsey, Hitchin Dew Drop (The), Charles Semple, Upper George st. Luton Bricklayers' Arms, Frederick Cripps, Caddington, Luton Dog (The), Henry Mansfield, Castle street, Luton Bricklayers' Arms, Mrs. Lucy Croxford,High Town rd. Luton Dog, Samuel Simms, Haynes, Bedford Brickmakers' Arms, Mrs. Jane Hawkins, Stopsley, Luton Dog & Badger, George Sharp, Maulden, Amptbill Bridge hotel, Albert E.Heckford,Bridge st.LeightonBuzzard Dog & Duck, William Smith, Stagsden, Bedford Bridge hotel, Sidney Webb, 72 Bute street, Luton Dolphin, Wm. Richd. Allam, Hockliffe rd.Leighton Buzzard Britannia., George Isaac Hickman, Burr street, Luton Duke inn, Mrs. Annie Morris Barr, Kempston, B~dford Britannia, Eli Inns, Middle row, Dunstable Duke of Edinburgh, Benjamin Morton, Stuart street, Luton Buffalo, Waiter John Rogers, North st. Leighton Buzzard Duke's Head,Jas.Duncombe,Heath & Reach,Leightn.Buzzard Bull inn, George Deuton, Husborne Crawley, Woburn Duke's Head, Miss Fanny Pratt, Totternhoe, DLmstable Bull, William Hook, Barton, Ampthill Eagle inn, E.J.Bishop & Sons,Billington rd.LeightonBuzzard Bull, James Liddiard, 62 Park street, Luton Eight Rells,Mrs.Mary Ann Howe Cook, 9 Ash ton st. Dunstable Bull inn, William Marshall, 1 Silver street, Bedford Eight Bells, Joseph Shaw, Church street, Luton Burton Arms, James Adcock, Cobden street, Lutou Engine, Alfred Freeman, 39 Bute street, Luton Butchers' Arms, Mrs. Elizh. Day ,HoughtonConquest,Ampthill Enterprise, Thomas Henry Hargraves, Elizabeth st. Luton Bute Arms, James Cutler, Collingdon street, Luton Ewe & Lamb,Mrs.Sarah:Dowson,Bridge st.Leighton Buzzard Cardinal (The), William Wright, Wood street, Luton Ewe & Lamb, Charles Dodson Dutton~ West st. Dunstable Carpenters' Arms, Jn. Fredk. Bladon, Harlington,Dunstable Exchange, Samuel Boutwood, Wailer street, Luton Carpenters' Arms, Hy. Brown, Bassett st. Leighton Buzzard Exeter Arms, George Richardson, Cardington, Bedford Carpenters' Arms, Wm. Hy. Debney, High st.sth.Dunstable Falcon, Mrs. Ann Makeham, Rads end, Eversholt, Woburn Carpenters' Arms, Thomas Taylor, Wilshamstead, Bedford Falcon, Henry John Reynolds, Park street, Luton Catherine Wheel (The), G. W. Hills, :Market pl. Biggleswade Falcon, Robert Ross, Blestoe, Bedford Chequers, Mrs. Thomas Abbis, Westoning, Woburn Falcon inn,Frederick Spahn,Stanbridge rd.Leighton Buzzard Chequers (The), David Andrews, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Feathers, Solomon Temple, 95 Guildford street, Luton Chequers, James Gordon Best, Eaton Ford, St. Neots First & Last, Henry Smith, Stopsley, Lnton Chequers, Robert Currington, Brook end, Keysoe, ~t. Neots Five llells, Mrs. Sarah Carter, Henlow, Biggleswade Chequers, George Darrington, Roxton, St. Neots Five Bell~, Joseph Eames, Stanbridge, Leighton Buzzard Chequers, T. Day. Kempston Hardwick, Kempston,Bedford Five Bells, James Harris, Meppershall, Biggleswade Chequers (The), John Facey, Pulloxhill, Ampthi!l Five Bells, Henry Robins, Risdey, Bedford Chequers, G. Gadsden, How end, Hough ton Co nqnest, Am pthill Five Bells, Charles Seaton, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Chequers (The), Joseph Holmes, Potton road, Biggleswade Five Bells, Robert Smith, Shillington, Hitchin Chequers, William How, Caddington, Luton Five Bells, Mrs. Martha Wilson, Houghton Regis,Dunstable Chequers, Charles Hutchinson, 112 Park street, Luton Five Horseshoes, Charles Wright, Markyate, Dunstable Cbequers, George Line, jun. Wootton, Bedford Fleur-de-Lis, Ephraim Ellingham, Hockliffe R.S.O. Beds Chequers (The), William Matthews, Wrestlingworth, Sandy Flying Horse, James Shotbolt, Clophill, Ampthill Chequers, George Roberts, Streatley, Dunstable Foresters' Arms, John Bolton, Chapel street, Luton Chequers, John Simms, Clifton, Biggleswade Foresters' Arms, William McLean, St. Mary's st. Dunstable Chequers,A. Smith,Low. Shelton, MarstonMorteyne,Ampthill Fountain inn, Mrs. Mary Ann Chubb, 2 St.John's st.Bedford Chequers inn, Thomas Smith, Wilden, Bedford Fountain, John Dawson, Wellington street, Luton Chequers, William Smith, Stotfold, Baldock Four Horse Shoes, William Burnett, 8o Park street, Luton Chequers, Thomas Wagstaff, Yelden, Higham Ferrers Fox, Charles Bonfield, Carlton, Bedford Chequers inn, Jesse Watts, 58 High street, Bedford Fox, John Howkins, Dunstable road, Luton Cherry Tree inn, Levi Smgle, 17 Cauldwell street, Bedford Fox & Duck, Samuel M usgrove, Clifton, Biggleswade Clarence hotel, Lewis Henry Claridge, Up. George st. Luton Fox & Hounds, Eli Litchfield, Riseley, Bedford Coach & Horses, George Barber, 18 St. Paul's ~q. Bedford Fox & Hounds, John Watson, Cranfield, Newport Pagn31l Coach & Horses, Ebenezer Dew, Shortmead st. Biggleswade Fox & Hounds, Mrs. Maria White, Goldington road, Bedford Coach & Horses, Jsph. Hard wick, Lake rd.Leighton Buzzard Fox & Hounds, William Wildman, Bolnhurst, St. Neots Coach & Horses, Simeon Mead, Barton, Ampthill Freeholders ('rh.e), Enoch Clayton, 45 York street, Luton Cock, Miss Mary Ashpole, Pavenham, Bedford French Horn, George Osborn, ~teppingley, Ampthill Cock, Matthew Francis Collins, Park street, Lutou Gardeners' Call (The), Henry Sharp, High Town rd. Luton Cock, Thomas Cox, West end, Stevington, Bedford George (The), John Marlow, Maulden, Ampthill Cock, Thomas May, Wootton, Bedford George (The), George Marsh, Church street, Dunstable Cock inn, Herbert Hy.Nearenburg, Houghton Regis,Dunstbl George (The), William Parker, Station road, Biggleswacle Cock, John Pratt, Billington, Leighton Buzzard George family & commercial hotel & posting house,Frederick Cock & Magpie, William Steedman, II Hastings st. Luton John Coleman, George street, Luton Commercial hotel, William Warren, 91 Midland rd. Bedford George family & commercial hotel, Miss Ann Taylor, 3 Commercial tavern, Wm. J n. Wilmer,35 Commercial rd.Bdfd High street, Bedford Compasses, Charles Billington, Dunstable street, Ampthill George hotel, Charles Browning, Silsoe, Ampthill Compasses inn, John Frith, Chapel street, Luton George Hotel tap, Walter J. Nash, Wailer street, Luton Compasses, James Liles Quenby, Clophill, Ampthill George & Dragon, William Barnes, Eaton Socon, St. Neots Cowper's Arms, David McGibney, Bute street, Luton George & Dragon, Mrs. Sarah Brown, King st.Potton,Sandy Cricketers' Arms, Joseph 'fhorpe, 35 Goldington rd.Bedford George & Dragon, Daniel 'Villiam Lightfoot, 7 Mill st.Bedford Cricketers' Arms, John George West, High Town rd. Luton George & Dragon, Warick Olney, Stanbrdg.Leighton Buzzard Cross Keys, Miss Mary Clements, Totternhoe, Dunstable George & Dragon, Samuel Partridge, Pavenham, Bedford Cross Keys, George Cook, Pulloxhill, Ampthill George the Second, John Darton, Bute street, Luton Cross Keys, Charles Ewer, Cranfield, Newport Pagnell Gery Arms, Mrs. Mary Sanders, Bush mead, St. N eots Cross Keys, Jn.Clark Greening,Market pi. Leighton Buzzard Globe (The), Francis Ashplant, Winfield street, Dunstable Cross Keys, Thomas Markham Hoe, 69 High street, Bedford Globe, Mrs. Eliza Graves, Union street, Luton CrossKeys, Albert John Kenney, George street, Luton Globe, Thomas Willey, Harrold, Bedford Crown inn, William Bailey, Cranfield, Newport Pagnell Goat, Charles Ward, Park street, Luton Crown inn, Noah Billington, East end, Flitwick, Ampthill Golden Bell, Joseph Ginger, Church sq. Leighton Buzzard Crown inn, George Brown, Langford, Biggleswade Golden Cross, James Read, Great Barford, ~t. Neots Crown inn, Frederick Daniels, Great Barford, St. Neots Golden Lion, William Haddow, Clifton, Biggleswade Crown inn, Charles Finch, Sta.nford, Southill, Biggleswade Goodfellow Arms, Alfred Pratt, Houghton Regis, Dunstable Crown, Mrs Margaret Gotzheim,North st.Leighton Buzzard Gordon Arms, Edward Arbon, no Castle road, Bedford Crown, William Green, Stotfold, Baldock Grafton Commercial hotel (The), Frederick Wiltia.m Wilkins. Crown, J oel Hine, Bromham, Bedford Midland road, Bedford Crown, Joseph Kasteleiner, I Britannia road, Bedford Grapes, George Spittels, John street, Luton Crown, Isaac Lack, Nether Dean, Dean, St. Neots Great Northern inn, Henry Rowe, Bute street, Luton Crown, Mrs. Martha Marson, Northill, Biggleswade Green Man, Daniel.A.bbott, Markyate Street, Dunstable Crown inn, Geo. Ambrose Pleasant, Highst. nrth.Dunstable. Groon Man, William Beesley,Church end, Eversholt, Woburn Crown, George Sibley, Market hill, Luton Green Man, Joseph Billington, Clophill, Ampthill Crown, 'l'homas Simmonds, Arlsey, Hitchin Green Man inn, Jn. Crossley, Stanford, Southill,Biggleswade Crown, Mrs.Mary Ann Tingey,Little end,Wyboston,St.Noets Green Man, Thomas Kingston, Lidlington, Ampthill <.:rown ('fhe), William Underwood, Upper Sundon, Dunstable Green Man (The), John Payne, 52Dnke street, Luton Crown, l<'rank Vine, HenlQw, Biggleswade Green Man, William Sharp, Bull street, Potton, Sandy .
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