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TRADES. F.AR 233 Oliver J - B F.DFOR r,~ HIRE. J TRADES. F.AR 233 Oliver J. The Hoo, Pertenhall, St. Neots Reynolds William, Swineshead, St. Neots Simpkins Thomas, Mount Plea&\nt, Oliver J. Wigmore hall, Stopsley, Luton Richards William, Begwary, Colmworth, Lower Stondon, Shefford Olnev G. W. Stanbridge, Leighton Buzzard St. Neots Simpson John, Cotton End, Bedford Olney Thomas, Flitton, Ampthill Richardson Alfd. Sun st. Potton, Sandy Simpson Thomas, Haynes, Bedford · Olney Mrs. Thomas, Westoning, Ampthill Ricketts W. Park la. Morhanger, Sandy Simpson Thomas, Pavenham, Bedford Osborn D. & J. Tebworth, Hockli:ffe Ridgeway John W. Chaul End, Cadding- Sims Reginald, Haynes, Bedford Os born Frank, Barton, Ampthill ton, Luton Sinfield James, Whipsnade, Dnnstable Os born Fred, Barton, Ampthill Ridgwav J ames, Houghton park, Ampthill Siret John, Totternhoe, Dunstable Osborn Joseph William, Warmarck, Tod- Roads Mrs. Clara, Milton Bryan, Woburn Skevington Albt. Milton Bryan, Wobum • dington, Dunstable Roberts A. R. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Skevington Edward, Bromham, Bedford Osborn R. Greenfield, Flitton, Ampthill Roberts Fredk. Geo. Campton, Shefford Smith Fredk. & Arthur, Limbnry, Luton Osborn Walter, Barton, Ampthill Roberts James, The Rye, Eaton Bray, Smith Alex. G. Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Osborn Wesley, Wingfield, Hockliffe Dunstable Smith Alfred, Podington, Wellingborough Osborn William, Happy land, Todding- Roberts Thomas, Sharpenhoe, Ampthill Smith Charles, Langford, Biggleswade ton, Dumtable Roberts W. Inwards, Lidlington, Ampthill Smith Charles Batham, Duck .:nd, Osborne Thomas James, Brigginton, Robertson J. Hinwick, Wellingborough Stevington, Bedford Eggington, Leighton Buzzard Robins Jabez, Little Staughton, St. Neots Smith Ebenezer, Riseley, Bedford ()wen Thomas, Kempston, Bedford Robinson Mrs. Annie, Stevington,Bedford Smith Frank, Bidwell, Dunstable Palmar Brothers, Maulden, Ampthill Robinson Chas. Felmersham,Sharnbrook Smith Gabriel, Eyworth, Sandy Palmer A. Hitchin rd. Arlesey, Hitchin Roff Geo. Billington, Leighton Buz?.ard Smith Gabriel, Ravensden, Bedford Palmer Mrs. George, Hanscombe End, Rook George, Old Warden, Biggleswade Smith George, Church end, Wilden, Bedfrd Shillington, Hitchin Rook James, Cople, Bedford Sm1th J. Kettledeane,Shillington, Hitchin ,J>almer Leonard, Maulden, Ampthill Rook William, Sharpenhoe, Ampthill Smith John, Odell, Sharnbrook Papworth George, jun. Arlesey, Hitchin Rootham Reginald, Radwell, Felmers- Smith Thomas, Thurleigh, Bedford Patcrson Samuel, Sil•me, Ampthill ham, Sharnbrook Smith Thomas, Wilden, Bedford Payne William Daniel, Bletsoe, Bedford Ross Harry, Bletsoe, Bedford Smith W. T. Houghton Rt>gis, Dunstable Pearce Alfred, Old Warden, Biggleswade Ross Harry, Milton Ernest, Bedford S~th W~l~am, Potton~ Sandy . Peck James, Streatley, Dunstable Ross Thomas, Thurlei()'h, Bedford Snnth W1lham, Westonmg, Ampthill Peck William L. Radwell, Felmersham, Rowe Charles, Toddi~gton, Dunstable Smith William W. Wymington, Rushden Sharnbrook Ru:ffell Gcorge Henry, Mayfield, Lower (Northants) Pedly John, Great Barford, St. Neots & Stondon, Shefford Smyth Thoma!:! Hugh, Edworth, Baldock Reuhold, Bedford Ru:ffcll Ge«>. Henry, Shillington, Hitchin Spiers J. Corbitt's hill, Leighton Buzzard Peel William, Portmahon, Everton, Sandy Ruffett Mrs. E. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Squire Herbert Edward, Cro3Shall, Eaton Peet George, Wilden, Bedford Rust Isaac, Shillington, Hitchin Ford, St. Neots Peet John, Colmworth, St. Neots Rutt George, Langford, Biggleswade Staghan ,). Hillside, Up. Gravenhurst, Pell .To'!Cph, Wilden, Bedford Sale Charles, Great Barford, St. Neots Ampthill , Fell William Samuel, Manor house, Samm Arthur, Caddington, J,uton Stanbridge Albert James, Houghton Farndish, Wellingborough Samm Edward, Caddington, Luton Conquest, Ampthill Peppitt J. Grange, Pertenhall. St. Neots Samm Lionel, Caddin()'ton, Luton Stanbridge G. J. Ken~worth, Dunstable Perkins Jabe~, Farndish, Wellingborough Sanders Mrs. Harry, "odell, Sharnbrook Stanbrid5e Heath William, Whipsnade, Pettit Waiter George, West end, Stags- Sanders I. Husborne Crawley, AspleyGnise Dunstable den, BdforJ Sanders John, Cranfield, Woburn Sands Stanbridge Herbert, Houghton Conquest, Phillips Thomas & Joseph, Steppingley Sa.nders John. Leagrave, Luton Ampthill park, Ampthill Sanders John T. Hill House farm, Carlton, Stanbridge Thomas, Church End, Evers- Phillips Goodwin, Northill, Biggleswade Sharnbrook hJlt, Woburn Phillips Jonah, Northill, Bigglcswade Sanders Nicholls, Old Bedford road, Stanbridge W. B. Kensworth, Dunstable Pickeirng Frank Albert, Husborne Craw- Stopsley, Luton Stanghon H. Fancott, Toddington, Dnstbl ley, Aspley Guise Saundel"8 Mrs. Geo. The Poplars, Stotfold. Stanton David, Thurleigh, Bedford Pickering Harry E. Milton Bryan, Woburn Baldock (Herts) Stanton Frank, Souldrop, Sharnbrook .Pickering 'fhomas B. Sharnbrook Saunders T. Marston Morteyne,Ampthill Stanton Frederick, Channels End, Colm- Pickering William Charles, Hockliffe, S!tunders W. Eggington,Leighton Buzzard worth, St. Neots Leighton Buzzard Saunderson J. Lit. Staughton, St. Neots Stanton H. Brook end, Keysoe, St. Neot:il Pigott G. New Mill end, Hyde, Luton Saunderson John, Cardington, Bedford Stanton Thom!Ls, Keysoe row, Keysoe, Pigott Harry, Chiltern green, Hyde, Luton Sav1.ge Charles, Riseley, Bedford St. Neots Pigott Hy. W. Harlingt.on, Dunstable Savage Rt. Bourne End, Bletsoe, Bedford Stapleton Elijah, Brook end, Keysoe, Pigott Waiter, Trallsend, Hyde, Harpen- Scarfe George Norman, The Manor house, St. Neots den (Herts) Pertenhall, St. Neots Stapleton Thos. Hinwick, Wellingborough Pike Joseph, Knotting, Sharnbrook Scott Mrs. Sarah Ann & Som, Billington Stapleton W. Mill hill, Keysoe, St. Neots Pollard James, Old Bedford road, Stop- road, Leighton Buzzard Stapleton William, Sharnbrook sley, Luton Scott John, Toddington, Dunstable Stevens John Frederick, Heath & Reach, Forter Caleb, Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Scott William, Leagrave. Luton Leighton Buzurd Porter George, Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Scrivener Ernest, Pottesgrove, Woburn Stewart Jame3, Swineshea:l, St. Neots Porter William Leslie, Cople, Bedford & Toddington, Dunstable Stocker Albt. Ernest, Tempsford, Sandy Potter G~•rge, Harlington, Dunstable Scrivener J. Herne,Toddington, Dunstable StonebridgeThoma.s, Cotton End, Bedfrd •.Powdrill G. Crawley Gm. Stopsley, Luton Scroggs J. G. Houghton Regis, Dunstable Strang John, CJ.rdington, B~dford Powell Thomas, Stopsley, Luton Scroggs Joseph R. Sewell, Dunstable Stratfo~d Eiward J. Lower Woo:l end, Pratt Cuthbert Thoma!I,Hockliffe grounds, Scroggs William, Puddlehill, Dunstable Marston Morteyne, Ampthill Hockliffe, Leighton Buzzard Seabrook Samuel, Froghall, Steppingley, :;;treet & Phillip3, E'litwick, Am?thill Pratt Fredk. G. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Ampthill Street Thomas, Milton Ernest, Bedford Pratt George Edgar, Totternhoe, Dunstble Seabrook William Edward, Beadlow, Stringer William Ptesland, Sharnbrook .Pratt Geo. W. High st. north, Dunstable Clophill, Ampthill Sturges Barnard C. Salford manor, Salford, Pratt Waiter, Totternhoe, Dunstable Sear Harry, Eggington,Lei~hton Buzzard Woburn Sand. Prentice Samuel, Stevington, Bedford Seth Joseph, Pertenhall, St. Neots Sturgess Arthur, Ridgmont, Ampthill :Prentice William, Clapham, Bedford Seward Herbt. Park farm, Everton, Sandy Surridge William, Radwell, Felmersham, Preston George, Beckerings park, Ridg- Seymour Jonathan Francis, Luton Sharnbrook mont, Ampthill Sharman Erne$t, Keysoe, St. Neots Swales Arth. Thos. Thurleigh, Bedford Price James, Tilsworth,Lei~hton Buzzard Sharman George, Bolnhurst, St. Ne.ots Swales C. Southfield, Bolnhurst, St. Neots Prole Alfred, Elstow, Bedford Sharp George, Campton, Shetiord Swales Charles, Wilden, Bedford Prole Mrs. John, Elstow, Bedford Sharp Henry, Toddington, Dunstable Swales Joshua, Boluhurst, St. Neots Pruden George, Cople, Bedford Sharpe· Ernest E. Renhold, Bedford Syer Arthur Kent, HeJ.tb & .Re.wh, Pryor Morris, Langford, Biggleswade Sharpe Frederick, sen. Odell, Sharnbrook Leighton Buzzard . Queenborough Daniel, Stopsley, Luton Sharpe Frederick, jun. Odell, Sharnbrook Sykes Charles, Thurleigh, Bedford Quenby Thomas W. Kempston, Bedford SharrattJ. & Sons, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Syratt Arthur, Battlesden, Woburn Rackley Albert, Caddington, Luton Sharratt Thomas, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Tacchi Charles, Cotton End, Bedford Randall Alexander, Tempsford, Sandy Shaw Hul!;h, Stopsley, Luton 'l'attam Charles, Clifton, Bi~gleswade Randall Frederiok, Crowbueh, Todding- Sheard William, Honeydon, St. Neots Teasdale Thomas, Steppingley, Ampthill ton, Dunstable Shorley Herbert, Renhold, Bedford Thomas George, Beeston Leasowes, Randall H. Marston Morteyne, Ampthill Simmons William, Hockliffe grounds, Northill, Bigglcswade Randall John, Morhanger, Sandy Hockliffe, Leighton Buzzard Thomas John, Sharnbrook Randall John W. Dunton, Biggleswade Simms Arthur, Haynes, Bedford Thompson William, Arlesey, Hitchin .Randall J. L. Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Simms Arthur, Wilshamstead, Bedford Thomson Mrs. G. Thurleigh, Bedford Rastrick A. Goodwick,Honeydon,St.Neots Simms Thomas, Haynes, Bedford Tilley Ernest, Wymington, Rushden Ream Henry James, Tempsford, Sandy Simons Amos, Meppershall, Shefford (Northants) .Reed George, Pavenham, Bedford Simons W. Snail's grn. Wilden, Bedford Timberlake Matt. Kensworth, Dunstable lteynolds Mrs. E. Swineshead, St. Neots Tingey Henry H. Caldecote, Bigglcswade .
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