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Bedfordshire. [Kelly's 222· GRA· BEDFORDSHIRE. [KELLY'S GRAVEL MERCHANTS. Bingham Arthur, 28 Park street, Luton Edwards Ephraim James & Son, 61 Folkes W. Bedford rd. Kempston, Bedford Black J. 74 Bed~ord rd.Kempston,Bedford Ford End road, Bedf';lrd Franklin Charles office 10 Bank buildinO's t Bond J. 27 HIgh Town road, Luton Edwards Mrs. Hennetta, Eggington, High ~treet, 'Bedfo~d; pits, Flitwi~k tBond-Smith Brothers, Market square, ~eighton Buzzard station, Midland railway. See advert Potton, Sandy . E~ns C. E. Post office, R:oxton, St. Neota GarsideGeorge, 28 Lake st. Leighton Bzzrd Borham Alfred, .MIlton Ernest, Bedford Elliott Wm. Hen:Y' 71 High st. Bedford Jarvis George Thomas, 117 Midland road, Boskett J. 43 HIgh street south & West tEmery Wm. High .st. Wobu:n R.S.O Bedford, pits Deep Spinny Bidden- street, Dunstable Endersby Mrs. LOUlsa Georgma, Horse. ham & The F~lly, Oakley' Br~ke Henry, Arlesey, Hitchin low street, Potton, Sandy Jarvis George Thomas, The Folly, Oakley Bnnkhow Andrew, 39 Margetts road, Farrer John, 14 Albert ~treet, Bedford Ray Frederick, 17 Cauldwell st. Bedford Kempston, Bedford Feazey Edward B. Toddmgton, Dunstable & Margetts road, Kempston, Bedford Bromwell Mrs. J.I. 52 Midland rd. Bedford Fennell George, Od~ll,. Sharnbroo~ 8.0 Yirrell Thomas Bridge street Leighton Brook & Co. HIgh st. Shefford R.S.O Fletcher Duncan Kilpm, 49 Ta.Vlstock Buzzard' , Broom John, Shortmead st. Biggleswade street, Bedford Browett William, 8 Queen street, Bedford Fletcher E. 55 Muswell road, South GRAZIERS. Brown Miss Clara, Everton, Sandy end, Bedford Addington John, Cardington, Bedford Brown Frederick,ll Allhallows la.Bedford Fletcher W. G. Houghton Regis, Dunstb} Allen James, Upper Dean, St. Neots - Brown Samuel, Wyboston, St. Neots Ford Frederick Theophilus, 14 St. John's Allen William, Ravensden, Bedford Brown Vince Albert, 1 Melson st. Luton street, Kempston, Bedford Anderson Fredk. Toddington, Dunstable Brown W. H. 6 High st. south, Dunstable Fossey William, Arlesey, Hitchin Clarke Thomas, Pertenhall. St. Neots Brownlow T. 161 High st. sth. Dunstable Fowler A. 19 High st. south, Dunstable Coles James, Swineshead, S. Neots Buckle E. T. 48 Victoria st. Dunstable Fowler Alfred, Toddington. Dunstabie Dunham HenryJ. Toddington, Dunstable BurchmoreG.Hitchinrd.Arlesey,Hitchin Fox WaIter, 15 Ford End road & 42 Farrer Frederick, Bletsoe, Bedford Burgess G. & Son, Caddington, Luton Iddesleigh road, Bedford Frossell William, Biddenham, Bedford Burrin W. 41 Lake st. Leighton Buzzard Freeman Mrs. Charles, Houghton Regis. Frossell William, Pertenhall, St. Neots Butler A. 10 Heath rd. Leighton Buzzard Dunstable Harrison Frank, Biddenham, Bedford Bygrave William, Arlesey, Hitchin Freeman Miss Emma, Beeston, Sandy King Samuel, Bromham, Bedford Cadman Wm. C. Milton Ernest, Bedford GascQineMrs. Emily, 30 Ampthillrd.Bdfrd Ladds Mrs. M. Swineshead, St. Neots tCaton & Sons, High street & North tGates William Lee, 49 & 51 George Peppitt Jacob, Pertenhall, St. Neots Bri.dge ~t~eet, Shefford R.S.O street & Ashton road, Luton Peppitt William, Pertenhall, St. Neots Chamn WIlliam, Blunham, Sandy Galdman Mrs. S. Studham, Dunstable Reynolds Thomas, Pertenhall, St. Neots Chapman George, 13 & 15 Market Goldhawk A. W. 22 High Town rd. Luton Rowney Samuel, Fernlake, Bedford square, Leig.hton J;luzzard Grav~tock Arthur, Post office, Houghton Stringer John Swineshead .st. Neots Chater Fredenck, High street, Sandy RegIS, Dunstable Swales Georg;, Bolnhurst,' St. Neots Chew. & Son, Hi~h street, Biggleswade. Green A. 71 High st. south, Du~table GREASE MANUFACTURERS tClandge & BerwIc~, Market pI. Ampthill tGreen J. H. 6 Market square, Leighton • Clark Mrs. S. 182 High Town road, Luton Buzzard Rose Sir W. A. & Co. 66 Upper Clarke Arthur Thomas, 66 Vandyke tGreene Thomas K.87 High street,Bedford Thames street EC & Rose's wharf E. road, Leighton Buzzard Grigg William, Beale street, Upper London; sole manufacturers of their Clarke & Co. 19 Langley street, Luton Houghton Regis, Dunstable ?atent Infusible Railway Grease for Clarke John, 13 & 15 Harpur st. Bedford Gristwood Alfd. 55 Wellington st. Luton not & cold climates Coleman E. & Sons, Woburn st. Ampthill Groom Charles E. 91 Newton st. Luton GRINDERY DEALER. Coles Wm. J. Podington, Wellingborough Grove A. Tebworth, Hockliffe R.S.O Consumers' Tea Company (Johnson & Co. Hale Thomas, 14 Hitchin road, Luton Hague John, 4 Mill street. Bedford proprietors; WaIter Lilley. manager), tHall H. Cranfield, Woburn Sands R.S.O . GROCER-WHOLESALE. 6 High street, Bedford Hall John Hy. 60 Midland road, Bedford Cook Charles James & Son, 38 & 40 Hall William, 82 Castle street, Luton Graves WaIter James, Bridge hall, St. Church street, Leighton Buzzard Hardwick Arthur, Dunstable st. Ampthill Mary's street, Bedford Cook Arthur T. 28 Court road, Luton Hare W. Little Staughton, St. Neots GROCERS & TEA DEALERS Cook Fredk. J. Wilshamstead, Bedford Harper Mrs. Emma, High street, Upper ..• Cook Isaac J. High st. Silsoe, Ampthill Houghton Regis, Dunstable Marked thus t are dealers m Wmes & Cooper Robert, 2 Tennyson road. Luton Hartop W. 41 Park road west, Bedford Spirits. Copperwheat Simeon, Arthur st. Ampthill Harvey Frank, 68 Midland road, Bedford tAdams John, Riseley, Bedford Coventry George, 36 Bunyan rd. Bedford Haskins C. 51 High st. Leighton Buzzard Adams W. C. Ridgmont. Aspley Guise Cowdery Mrs. Ellen S. Marsh road, tHazelden & Co. High st. ShefIord &.S.O R.S.O Leagrave, Luton Head Frederick G. Sun st. Biggleswade Ambrose John G. Clifton, Biggleswade Cowley Frederick Edward, 38 High Healey Arthur, 29 Court road, Luton Anderson Maurice, 9 Albion road, Luton street south, Dunstable Hill Henry, 85 Priory street, Bedford Andrews Aug. Wm. 45 Buxton rd. Luton Cox Frederick, Wilshamstead, Bedford Hite Arthur Wm. Eaton Ford, St. NeotB Andrews John,. West street, Dunstable Crawley Albert John, Girtford. Sandy; Holdstock Joseph, 196 North st. Luton Archer Edwin, Sharnbrook S.O & at Sandy Holt Mrs. E. 68 Edward st. Dunstable Ashby Mrs. M. & Son. Toddington, Cripps Frederick, Caddington, Luton Home & Colonial Stores Limited (Thomas Dunstable Cripps Samuel, Stopsley, Luton James Brighton, manager), II Silver Ashby Fred Swain, 87 Castle st. Luton Cross Arth. Jas. 29 Hitchin road, Luton street, Bedford & 4 Wellington Ashton John, 15 Grove road, Luton Culham Ernest, 83 Langley street. Luton street, Luton Ashton John, 109 Midland road, Bedford Cunningham A. 82 Wellington st. Luton Hook Ernest, Barton, Ampthill Atkins R. & Co. 54 High street, Bedford Cutler & Co. 24 High st. nth. Dunstable Horley W. E. A. Toddington, Dunstable tAtkins & Smith, 121 High street; Daniel Ebenezer, 68 Stanley st. Bedford HorsIer John & Son, Houghton Regis, warehouse, Lurke street, Bedford Darratt Alfd. G. 44A, Stanley st. Bedford Dunstable Aubrey W. B. Market pI. Biggleswade Darrington Hy. 28 St. Loyes st. Bedford HorsIer & Son, Barton, Ampthill Ayre & Bonham, Hockliffe R.S.O Davies Chas. H. 119 Tavistock st. Bedford HorsIer Edward, Hockliffe R.S.O Bailey George, 86 & 88 Queen st. Bedford Davis George, 9 Collingdon street, Luton HorsIer F. Upper Sundon, Dunstable Baldwin Frank, 47 Harcourt street, Luton Day Fredk. H. Aspley Guise R.S.O Hucklesby Mrs. E. Stopsley, Luton Baldwin Henry. 58 Chapel street, Luton Dennis Herbert, 23 St. Peter's st. Bedford Hughes Arthur, 13A., Windsor st. Luton Barford E. 44 Old Bedford road & 18 Dodkin Edward, Wrestlingworth, Sandy Humphreys W. H. 17 Princes st. Bedford Hastings street, Luton Drake Mrs. E. A. Eaton Socon, St. Neots Impey WaIt. J. 22 Manchester st. Luton Barlow John Hy. StrattonBt. Biggleswade Duck Henry James, 38 Dudley st. Luton Ingram M. 69 Tavistock st. Bedford Barnell F. P. 21 Havelock road, Luton tDudeney & Johnston Limited, 100 & 33 IngramMauriceF.25Castleroad,Bedford Barringer Henry Jas. 11 Hitchin rd. Luton High street; 32 Cauldwell street; 10 Ingrey Arthur, 64 Church st. Dunstable Barrow Samuel. 76 Dumfries st. Luton Tavistock st.; 70 BrOlnham rd.; 8 Ford International Tea Co's Stores Limited, 2 tBartle G. & Son, Market square, End road & 5 Park rd. west, Bedford Lake street, Leighton Buzzard; (Wm. Potton, Sandy Dumpleton Waiter, 160 Park street, Luton Robinson, manager), 2 Albion buildings, Barton F. W. Winfield street, Dunstable Dunstable & Studham Co-operative High street south, Dunstable & Hitchin Bates F. Church end, Langford, Bgglswde Stores (G. S. Baldock, manager), High street, Biggleswade .- Baumbrough William Henry, 26 Market street south, Dunstable & Whipsnade, tInwood Henry, 2 Inkerman street; square, Leighton Buzzard Dunstable Collingdon street & 42 Chapel st. wton Bedford Bros. Dunton, Biggleswade Dunton & Hepher, South Bridge street, Inwood T. (wine), 8 Dudley street, Luton Bedford Henry William, Cranfield, Shefford R.S.O Ireland Wm. 42 Edward st. Dunstable Woburn Sands R.S.O Dunton Mrs. Lucy, Clifton fields, Ireland William, Toddington, Dunstabl Beeby Mrs. Emma, 10 Muswell road, Shefford R.S.O Izod Miss Elizabeth, Chellington, Bedford South End, Bedford Easton Mrs. Mary, 25 Hockliffe street, Jakes Frederick, Bull st. Potton. Sandy Benson W. B. Bedford rd.Kempston,Bdfrd Leighton Buzzard Jeeves Robert, Hitchin st. Biggleswade Bent George, 77 Crawley road, Luton Eaton John, Girtford. Sandy Jeeves Samuel, Maulden, Ampthill Berg Frank, 123 West st. Dunstable Ebsworth & Son, Stotfold. Baldock tJelley & Clarke, 73 High street, Bedford Betts George, 100 Park street. Luton R.S.O. (Herts) . t Jenkins Joseph. 34 Langley road. Luton.
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