DIRhCTORY.J BEDFORDSHIRE. EASTCOTTS. 97 Vater Cornelius, house furnisher, 9 High street south Wignell .John L. butcher, 267 High street north Wagland William, tailor, 123 West street Wildman Levi, fruiterer, 187 High street south Walker Albert, bc.ot maker, 48 King street Wiles Henry & Rose (Mrs.), coal dealers, St. Mary's at Walker Albert Ernest, hat block maker, see Warner &: Wilson Nellie (Miss), milhner, 13 Church street Walker IWilson Waiter Henry (Mrs.), artificial teeth maker, Walker Francis, boot & shoe maker, I4 High street south , 107 Church street Walker William Herbert, boot & shoe maker, King st Wiltshire.&; Chapman, grocers, 276 High street north Warner & Walker, hat block makers, St. Peter's road Windard Albert, hardware dealer, I78 High street south Warren Alfd. & Sons, felt & straw hat mfrs.High st. nth Winfi.eld Alien H. Eight Bells P.H. 10 Ashton street Waterfield Ernest Henry, builder & contractor, Kirby rd Wingfield Mary (Miss), fried fish dealer, 114 West st Waterlow & Sons Limited, printers, George street ·wood George Samuel, builder, West parade Watson Emmanuel Wm. plumbr. & paintr. Matthew st Wood Waiter, builder, Winfield street Webb Alfred William, builder & joiner, 137 lligh st. sth Woolley, Sanders & Co. straw hat manufrs. High st. nth Welbourne Richard, grocer, I36 High street south World's Stores Limited, grocers, 10 & n High st. north Westlake SarahEliza (Miss),tchr. of music,n Edward st Wright Ernest Harry, White Swan P.H. 41 High st. sth Whitaker .Alfred Edwin, custom & exeise officer, Kings- Wright William, greengrocer, zxa, High street north & leigh, High street south fishmonger, 1 Albion street White R. & Sons Ltd. mineral water manufrs. Beale st Wright William Amos, butcher, n Regent street White Arthur, butcher, 4 High street north Yaxley George, butcher, 6 West street White George, bill poster & town crier, 10 Matthew st Young Alfred, iron founder, see Marsh & Young White Robert, butcher, 42 High street south Young .A.nne (Mrs.), furniture dealer, I77 High st. south
DUNTON is a. parish and village, 3 miles east from are the Rev. .John Richardson M.A. rector of Sandv,• who Biggleswade station on the Great Northern railway, in is lord of the manor, Edward Snow F(}rdham esq. M.A., the Northern division of the county, petty sessional divi LL.M. of Ashwell, Herts, Selwyn Robert Pryor esq. sion, hundred, union and county court district of Biggles and the trustees of the late Rev. T. P. Richardson M.A. wade, rural deanery of Biggleswade, archdeaconry of of Clifton, Bristol (d. I893). The soil is green sand and Bedford and diocese of Ely. The river Rhee separates strong clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, the parish from Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. The barley, brussels sprouts, beans and peas. The area is church of St. Mary is a building of stone in the Early 2,65o acres; rateable value, £2,340; the population in English, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting 1901 was 392. of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles, and an embattled Millow, I mile south-west, and Newton, I mile north western tower, containing .Ci bells (hung in 1887 in com west, are hamlets. memoration of the Jubilee of the late Queen Victoria), and south porch: it was partially rebuilt in 1861, at a Parish Clerk, David J eeves. cost of £1,6oo (£6so nf which was given by Robert Selwyn Pryor esq.): the. chancel was restored by the Post Office. W. Bedford, sub-postmaster. Letters are znd Earl Brownlow in 1B6I, and new lamps were pro received through Biggleswade at 8.40 a.m. & 6.40 vided in 1897: there are 495 sittings. The register dates p.m.; dispatched at 9.30 a. m. & 7· Io p.m.; no sun from the year 1553. The living is a vicarage, net yearly day delivery