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'Bedfordshire. [ Kelly's 218 FAR ,'BEDFORDSHIRE. [ KELLY'S FARMERS-continued.. Saunders Francis John, Lime house, Stanton Mrs. Eliza, Brook end, Keysoe, 'PouIton Edmund, 1 Ivy road, Luton Stotfold, Baldock R.S.O. (Herts) St. Neots Powdrill George, Caddington, Luton Saunders Frank, Stotfold mill, Astwick, Stanton Frederick, Channels end, Culm, Powdrill G. Crawley Grn. Stopsley, Luton Stotfold worth, St. Neots, Powdrill George, Kensworth, Dunstable Saunders Mrs. Geo. The Poplars, Stotfold, Stanton Thomas, Backnoe end, Boln. Powell Thomas, Stopsley, Luton Baldock RS.O. (Herts) hurst, St. Neots Pratt Cuthbert, Hockliffe R.S.O Saunders .r. N. Stotfold house, Baldoc4 Stanton Thomas, Keysoe row, Keysoe, Pratt Eliezer, Great Billington, Leigh- RS.O. (Herts) St. Neots ton Buzzard Saunders In. Marston Morteyne, Ampthill Stapleton Henry, Hinwick, Wellingboro' Pratt Frederick G. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Saunders Thomas,Upper Shelton, Marston Stapleton W. Mill hill, Keysoe, St. Neots Pratt George (exors. of),Totternhoe,Dnstbl Morteyne, Ampthill Stenbridge Thomas, Church end, Evers. Pratt John, BidweIl, Dunstable Saunders W. Egginton, Leighton Buzzard holt, Woburn R.S.O Pratt John E. Upper Dean, Sf!. Neots Saunderson J. Lit. Staughton, St. Neots Stevens John Frederick, Heath & Reach, Pratt Robert, Totternhoe, Dunstable Saunderson John, Cardington, Bedford Leighton Buzzard Pratt WaIter, Totternhoe, Dunstable Savage Charles, Riseley, Bedford Stewart James, Swineshead, St. Neots Pratt William, Totternhoe, Dunstable Scott William, Leagrave, Luton Stimson Samuel, Cotton end, Bedford FrenticeSamuel, Forbee,Stevington,Bdfrd Scrivener E. & T. Pottesgrove, Woburn Stocker Tom William, Staploe, St. Neots Prentice William, Clapham, Bedford RS.O Stonebridge & Daniels, Cotton end, Bedfrd Preston W. Wood End ho. Cople, Bedford Scrivener J. Hern, Toddington, Dunstable Strang John, Cardington, Bedford Preston William, Wilshamstead, Bedford Scrivener Thomas, Woburn R.S.O Strangward William, Manor house, Nether Price James, Tilsworth,Leighton Buzzard Scroggs J. G. Houghton Regis, Dunstable Dean, St. Neots Prole Alfred, Elstow, Bedford Scroggs Joseph R. SeweIl, Dunstable Stratford Edward J. Lower Wood end, Prole Edward, Elstow, Bedford Scroggs William, Puddlehill, Dunstable Marston Morteyne, Ampthill Prole John, Lynn, Elstow, Bedford Seabrook Samuel, Steppingley, Ampthill Street & Phillips, Flitwick, Ampth 11 Prole Jsph. Lilley, Medbnry,Elstow,Bdfrd Sear John, Woburn RS.O Street George, Maulden, Ampthi11 Pruden George, Cople, Bedford Sear Rbt. Milton Bryant, Woburn RS.O Street Thomas, Milton Ernest, Bedford Prutton William, Arlesey, Hitchin Sears Edward, Dirt house, Crosshall, String William P. Sharnbrook 8.0 Puddefoot Mrs. Rebecca, Eaton Bray, Eaton Ford, St. Neots Sturges Barnard C. Salford manor, 8al£ord, Dunstable Seward Maydwel O. Sutton, Biggleswade Woburn Sands RS.O Queensborough Daniel, Stonsley, Luton Seymour Jonathan Francis, Luton Surridge W. Radwell, Felmersham, Quenby Charles, Keely, Wootton, Bedford Sharman Edrop J. Keysoe, St. Neots Sharnbrook S.O Quenby George, Wilshamstead, Bedford Sharman Jabez H. Bolnhurst, St. Neots Sutton Harry, Sandy Quenby Thomas W. Kempston, Bedford Sharp Frederick, Odell, Sharnbrook S.O Swales A. Smartwick, Wilden, Bedford Randall H. Marston Morteyne, AmpthiIl Sharratt J. & Sons, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Swales C. Southfield, Bolnhurst, St. Neots Randall John, Frog Hole, Toddington, Shaw Hugh, Stopsley, Luton Swales Joseph, Carlton, Sharnbrook S.O Dunstable Shelton Alfd. R Toddington, Dunstable Swales William, Wilden, Bedford Randall Joseph Lockey, Stotfold, Baldock Shorley Herbert, Renhold, Bedford Sykes William, Thurleigh, Bedford RS.O. (Herts) Simkins George, Shillingham, Hitchin Symes W. Billington, Leighton Buzzard Ransom Arthur, Arlesey, Hitchin Simms Arthur, Haynes, Bedford Syratt Arthur, Ridgmont, Aspley Guise Rawlston J. Thos. Sharnbrook S.O Bdfrd Simms Henry, Wilshamstead, Bedford R.S.O Read Mrs. Rebecca, Hockliffe grounds, Simms Joseph, Haynes, Bedford Tattam Charles, Clifton, Biggleswade Hockliffe RS.O Simms Thomas, Haynes, Bedford Teasdale Thomas, Steppingley, Ampthill Ream Henry James, Tempsford, Sandy Simms Waiter, Cotton end, Bedford Thody Samuel, Cotton end, Bedford Reynolds Mrs. E. Swineshead, St. Neots Simons A. MeppershaIl, Shefford R.S.O Thomas George, Beeston Leasowes, Reynolds William, Pertenhall, St. Neots Simons W. Snail's gm. Wilden, Bedford Northill, Biggleswade Reynolds William, Swineshead, St. Neots Simpkins Thomas, The Laurels, Lower Thompson Mrs. E. Harrowden, Bedford Richards Mrs. Eliza, Goodwick, Honey- Stondon, Shefford R.S.O Thomson Mrs. G. Thurleigh,. Bedford don. St. Neots Simpson John, Cotton End, Bedford Timberlake Matt. Kensworth, Dunstable Richards William, Beggary, Colmworth, Simpson Thomas, Haynes, Bedford Tingey Henry H. Caldecote, Biggleswade St. Neots Simpson Thomas, Pavenham, Bedford Titmas J. Low. Gravenhurst, Ampthi11 Richardson Alfd. Sun st. Potton, Sandy Sinfield James, Whipsnade, Dunstable Titmas W. North field, Clophill, Ampthill Richardson John, Harlington, Dunstable Siret John, Totternhoe, Dunstable Tompkins Frank, Woburn R.S.O Ricketts W. Park la. Morhanger, Sandy Skevington Albert Edward, Grange farm, Tomson Henry, Stopsley, Luton Ridgway James, Houghton park, Ampthill Cople, Bedford Topham Ernest, Carlton, Sharnbrook S.O Roads J. (exors. of), Milton Bryant, Skevington Edward, Bromham, Bedford Topham Henry James, Maulden, Ampthill Woburn RS.O Slough George, Riseley, Bedford Topham Mrs. P. Honeydon, St. Neots Roberts A. R. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Smith Abbott, East end, Wilden, Bedford Turner Richard, The Lynch, Kens- Roberts Thomas, Sharpenhoe, Ampthill SmithAlexander Gr~{)me,Stotfold,Baldock worth, DWlstable Roberts W. Inwards, Lidlington, Ampthill RS.O. (Herts) Turner Thomas, Thorn, Dunstable Robins Jsph. Billington, Leighton Buzzrd Smith Ebenezer, Riseley, Bedford Turner Wm. Edwd. Northill, Biggleswade Robinson Chas. Felmersham, Sharnbk S.O Smith G. Melchbourne, Sharnbrook S.O Turney Amos M. Stevington, Bedford Robinson Ebenezer, Radwell,Felmersham, Smith Gabriel, Eyworth, Sandy Turney William Edward, Husborne Sharnbrook S.O Smith George, Church end, Wilden,Bedfrd Crawley, Bletchley Robinson H. Turvey hall, Bedford Smith Henry, Dunton, Biggleswade Turvey Mrs. F. Totternhoe, Dunstable Robinson William Henson, West end, Smith Jacob, Limbury, Luton Turvey James, \Vhipsnade, Dunstable Stevington, Bedford Smith John, Wilden, Bedford Turvey Joseph, Bidwell, Dunstable Robinson Wm. Wallis, Willington, Bedfrd Smith Richard, Pavenham, Bedford Twelvetree J. Yielden, Sharnbrook S.O Rogers William Henry, Castle mills, Smith Thomas, Wareing, Duck end, Twidell Wm. G. Totternhoe, Dunstable Goldington, Bedford Stevington, Bedford Tye William, Podington, Wellingborough £ook George, Old Warden, Biggleswade Smith Thomas, Wilden, Bedford Tye William G. Podington, Wellingboro' Rook William, Sharpenhoe, Ampthill Smith W. T. Houghton Regis, Dunstable Underwood Harry, Sutton, Sandy Ross Harry, Milton Ernest, Bedford Smith William, Potton, Sandy Underwood J. Coy, M:orhanger, Sandy Ross Robert, Bletsoe, Bedford Smith William, Westoning, Ampthill Underwood William, Beeston, Sandy Ross Thomas, Thurleigh, Bedford Smyth Thomas, Edworth, Baldock Upton Frederick, Maulden, Ampthill Rowe Frederick, Toddington, Dunstable Smyth Thomas, Streatley, Dunstable Valentine Joseph, Warmack, Todding. Ruff Esek, Hardwick, Keysoe, St. Neots Sparks J. A. Billington,Leighton Buzzard ton, Dunstable Ruffell George Henry, Mayfield, Lower Spiers J. Corbitt's hill, Leighton Buzzard Vass Edward, Pulloxhill, Ampthill Stondon, ShefIord RS.O Squire Herbert Edward, Crosshall, Eaton Vincent S. Oak farm, NorthiU; Biggleswd Ruffell Henry, Shillington, Hitchin Ford, St. Neots Wade.Gery Richard, Bushmead, St. Neots Ruffett Louis, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Squirell John, Upper Dean, St. Neots Wagstaff John, Red house, Yielden, Russell Chas. Wm. Milton Ernest, Bedford Stagham J. Up. Gravenhurst, Ampthill Sharnbrook S.O Rust Isaac, Shillington, Hitchin Stambridge William, Whipsnade, Dunstble Wagstaff Thomas, Thurleigh, Bedford 'Sale Robert, Great Barford, St. Neots Stanbridge Charles, Ampthill Wagstaff William, Thurleigh, Bedford ",alisbury Edward, Broad green, Cranfield, Stanbridge G. J. Kensworth, Dunstable Waldock David, Riseley, Bedford Woburn Sands RS.O StanbridgeJ. Tilsworth, LeightonBuzzard Walker G. The Grange, Keysoe, St. Neots 'l3alsbury W. Little Staughton, St. Neots Stanbridge James, Houghton Conquest, Walker James C. Bedford Arms hotel, Samm Arthur, Caddington, Luton Ampthill George street, Woburn RS.O ';:,amm Edward. Caddington, Luton Stanbridge Robert, Houghton Conquest, Walker John, Goldington, Bedford Samm Lionel. Caddington, Luton Ampthill Walker L. West end, Stag,sden, Bedford ~anders Mrs. Harry, Odell, SharnbrookS.O Stanbridge W. B. Kensworth, Dunstable Wallace Mrs. Margaret, Wl1den, Bedford ~anders I. Husborne Crawley, Bletehley Stanghon James, Tanner's end, Tod· Waller Harry S..Shilli~g~on, Hitch!n , 'Sanders John, Leagrave, Luton dington, Dunstable WaIler Mrs. Mana, Shillington, Hltchin Sanders John T. Chellington, Bedford Stanton A. Souldrop, Sharnbrook S.O Wallis J ..L. Souldr.op,. Sharnbro~k 8.0 Saunders Christopher, Marston Mor- Stanton David, Thurleigh, Bedford ~alters RIChard, FlitWI~k, AmpthiU teyne, Ampthill " ard J. Stanford, Southill, ShefIord.
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