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21. BEDFORD: Topography, Guides, Etc

A. R. THREADGILL

A BIBLIOGRAPHY

Third Supplement

1971 ~ 1975

BEDFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL RECORD SOCIETY Published by THE BEDFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL RECORD SOCIETY and printed by White Crescent Press Ltd, , Bedfordshire 1978

ISBN 0 85155 039 8

M.272 CONTENTS Page Introduction ...... ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ 6 Abbreviations ...... 7 A. THE COUNTY 1. ADMINISTRATION: Central Control - Local Control - Land Tenure .. .. 9 2. AGRICULTURE: Agriculture - Horticulture ...... 14 3. ARCHITECTURE: General - Ecclesiastical - Secular ...... 15 4. BIBLIOGRAPHY: General-Topography-History, etc. - Agriculture - Transport - Literary Worthies ...... 19 5. COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT, AERONAUTICS: Roads - Canals - Railways - Aeronautics ...... 21 6. CRAFTS, INDUSTRIES, TRADES: Crafts-Industries-Trades...... 24 7. DIRECTORIES ...... 27 8. ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY AND RELIGION: General - Religious Orders and their Houses - Dioceses of Lincoln, Ely and St. Albans - Roman Catholic Church - Free Churches ...... 28 9. FAUNA: Natural History in General - Regions - Animals in Captivity - Reserves - Groups ...... 30 10. FLORA: General - Groups ...... 32 11. FOLKLORE...... 33 12. G E O L O G Y ...... 34 13. HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS: General - Archaeology and Early History - Later History - Printed Records and Sources ...... 35 14. M ETEOROLOGY...... 40 15. MILITARY HISTORY: Regimental-Miscellaneous...... 41 16. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS: Newspapers-Periodicals...... 42 17. NUMISMATICS: C o i n s ...... 43 18. SPORTS AND PASTIMES: General - Ball Games - Field Sports ...... 44 19. TOPOGRAPHY, ETC., THE RIVERS: General - Rivers: Great Ouse, Ivel, Other Rivers ...... 45 20. WORDS AND NAMES: Dictionaries and Dialect - Place-Names, Local - Personal Names ...... 48 B. PLACES 21. : Topography, Guides, etc. - Records, History - Places of Worship and Religious Bodies - Charities - Schools - Administration - Cultural and Recreative Facilities ...... 49 22. : Topography, etc. - Records, History-The Priory, Other Places of Worship - Charities - Schools - Administration - Cultural and Recreative Facilities .. 54 23. LUTON: Topography, etc. - Records, History - Places of Worship and Religious Bodies - Schools and Education - Administration - Cultural and Recreative Facilities 56 24. OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES: General - Towns and Villages (arranged alphabetically) ...... 59 C. PERSONS 25. BIOGRAPHY: General - Individual Biographies (arranged alphabetically) .. .. 66 Index of Authors ...... 83 5 INTRODUCTION w hen i to ok over from Mr L. R. Conisbee as compiler of the Bedfordshire Bibliography in 1971, it was at once apparent that only the highest standard of research and scholarship could match the work that had gone before. While this immediately presented the new compiler with a daunting challenge, the true measure of the task emerged only as the work proceeded. Six years later, he is even more aware of his deficiencies and of his debt to those who have helped and advised him during that time. The period covered by this Third Supplement, January 1971-December 1975, was interesting in the events it included and fruitful in the local publications it produced. It saw a steady growth of interest in local studies, particularly as regard to their relationship with the total environment. This approach has been most evident in the curricula of schools and those of adult education courses. Concern for the environment received a strong impetus from International Heritage Year in 1975 and this inspired a spate of new publications. The demand this created for ready access to existing printed sources, gave further purpose to the Bibliography. It was in 1974 that an event quite crucial to the history of our County took place. This was the reorganisation of local government, which was implemented on 1 April of that year. On that day a new County Council and four new district councils were inaugurated. The effect of this upon the Bibliography was broadly two-fold. Reorganisation brought the previously three separate library authorities under one county umbrella, so providing greater opportunity for co-ordinating their local history activities. The change-over among the various local authorities within Bedford­ shire, provided a suitable opportunity for some of these to review their history and several publica­ tions resulted. The event was also reflected in features and correspondence appearing in the local press. Within a few months the new authorities were producing newsheets and guidebooks, explaining their services and expressing their hopes for the new areas. The new County Council has been responsible for many reports and studies which are of great interest to present students of Bedfordshire and will be greatly valued by future local historians. Many of these, however, appeared after December 1975 and therefore are not included in this Supplement. To write any more on Bedfordshire publications during this five year period would be to launch upon a review of the literature and this is not my intention here. It was obviously desirable to follow the arrangement and typographical rules used in previous volumes of the Bibliography. Any minor changes in page lay-out should be attributed to a back­ ground of librarianship neld by the present compiler. Abbreviations have for the most part remained the same. Locations have not been given for the widely held Bedfordshire periodicals. Not all locations have been given for those books which are available in all or most libraries, e.g. U nderwood, Andrew. Home Rule for . 1974. B. C. L. M., but this book is available in most libraries throughout the County. I wish to express my warm thanks to all my colleagues of the County Library, for their assistance and co-operation in the preparation of this Third Supplement to the Bedfordshire Bibliography. My special thanks are also given to Miss P. Bell and the staff of the County Record Office, Mr L. R. Conisbee, who now lives at Old Windsor, Mr G. D. Gilmore of Bedford Town Hall, Mrs C. Fleck of Luton Museum and Art Gallery, Mr D. Baker, Chief Conservation Officer, Bedfordshire County Council, Mr David Kennett of Luton and Mr H. Newman of . I am also most grateful for the help and encouragement I received from the late Mr T. W. Bagshawe. Alan Threadgill Assistant County Librarian Reference and Information. 6 February 1978.

6 ABBREVIATIONS 1. Publications B. Archaeol. J. Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal BBO Beds and Bucks Observer BC Chronicle B.Mag. Bedfordshire Magazine B.Nat. Bedfordshire Naturalist BS Bedfordshire Standard BT, BTI, BTS Bedfordshire Times, and Independent, and Standard Bulletin Inst. Hist. Med. Bulletin of the Institute of the History of Medicine and Applied Sciences. Johns Hopkins University, USA CEB Coming Events in Britain CL Country Life CTG Collectanea, Topographica, Genealogica. 1838 DG Dunstable (Borough) Gazette DNB Dictionary of National Biography DT Daily Telegraph EP-E Evening Post-Echo Econ. Hist. Rev. Economic History Review GM Gentleman’s Magazine H of C 1715-1754 House of Commons, 1715-1754. 2 vols. 1970 HofC 1754-1790 House of Commons, 1754-1790. 3 vols. 1964 Jill. Hist. Med. Journal of the History of Medicine and Applied Sciences LN Luton News Mans. Arch. Soc.J. Archaeological Society Journal MEB Modem English Biography, edited by F. Boase, 1892-1901. Reprinted 1965 Northants & Beds L and Bedfordshire Life NQ Notes and Queries Stephens 1961 Stephens, E. The Clerks of the Counties. 1961

2. Libraries B. Bedford Central Library (formerly Bedford Public Library) C. County Library HQ, County Hall, Bedford C.(B) Bagshawe Collection at the County Library L. Luton Central Library (formerly Luton Public Library) M. Luton Museum and Art Gallery N. Coll. Mr H. Newman R. Bedfordshire Record Office T. Bedford Town Hall

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A. THE COUNTY 1. ADMINISTRATION

a. Central Control Bedford Assize. Trinity term, ad 1275, Lovel v Lucy. Selden Society, vol. 69, 1950, pp. 131-133. (A case concerning land at , Beds.) C. Bridge, Bedfordshire. Record of a writ and inquisition delivered into Court by Michael de la Pole, Chancellor in Michaelmas term, ad 1383. Public works in Medieval Law, edited by C. T. Flower, vol. 1. Selden Society, vol. 32, 1915. C. Parliamentary Representatives: County and from 1542-1874. BTI 21 February 1874, pp. 6-7. C. Pleas before the Justices in Eyre, in the reign of King John. Edited for the Selden Society by F. W. M aitland. Selden Society, vol. 1, 1888. (Pleas at Bedford, ad 1202 pp. 23-27. Latin and English). C. Select Cases in the Court of the King’s Bench, under Richard II, Henry IV, Henry V. vol. 7, edited for the Selden Society by G. O. Sayles. Bedfordshire - Pleas at Bedford before Reginald Grey and his fellows, Keepers of the Peace and the King’s Justices . . . in the 51st year of the reign of King Edward III. Selden Society, vol. 88, 1971, pp. 1-4. C. Select Civil Pleas, vol. 1, ad 1200-1203, edited by W. P. Baildon. Selden Society, vol. 3, 1890. (Pleas at Bedford ... ad 1202, pp. 98-101. Latin and English.) C. T ombs, D iana. A ceremonial farewell to Bedford’s Assizes: 800 years of justice in Bedford. BTS 8 October 1971, pp. 6 and 8. B. C. Office ofPopulation Censuses and Surveys. Census 1971. and Wales. H.M.S.O. B. C. L. Advance Analysis: Bedfordshire. 12 pp. 1972. County Report, Bedfordshire. Parts 1 and 2. 1972. Report for the County of Bedfordshire as constituted on 1 April 1974. 62 pp. map, tables. 1975. Other reports in this series which contain tables for Bedfordshire, are: Age, marital condition and general tables. 1974. Availability of cars. 1973. Economic activity of the population, 10 per cent sample. 1972. Economic activity, 100 per cent. Part 1. 1973. Housing. Parts 1 and 2. 1974. Non-private households. 1974. Persons of pensionable age. 1974. Unusual residence tables. 1974. Tranter, N. L. Demographic change in Bedfordshire from 1670-1800. (A thesis submitted to the University of Nottingham for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. May 1966. Mss. Univ. Nottingham).

b. Local Control Local Government Act, 1972. An Act to make provision with respect to local government and the functions of local authorities in England and Wales . . . H.M.S.O. 1972. (This Act provided for the re-organisation of local government within England and Wales. It introduced a two tier 9 Alb ADMINISTRATION Alb structure by which control of locally administered services was divided between the new county councils (metropolitan and non-metropolitan) and the newly established district councils. A greater role was also given to the councils as consultative bodies. The Act came into force, 1 April, 1974. B. C. L. Bedford District Council (Later North Bedfordshire Borough Council). Estimates for General Rate, year ending 31 March 1975- C. T. Bedfordshire County Council. Estimates for the year . .. with an abstract of accoimts. . . 1964/65; 1965/6; 1972/73; 1973/74. C. Bedfordshire County Council. Accounts and Financial Review, 1974/75. C. Bedfordshire County Council. Budget, 1974/75- annual. C. Bedfordshire Water Board. Annual Report and Abstract of Accoimts for the year ended, 31 March . . . 1970; 1971- C. Cirket, Alan F. Farewell to the old County Council. B.Mag. 14:179-186, 1974. County Hall. A royal day as County Hall is opened. Official opening of County Hall by H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent. 12 October 1970. BTS 16 October 1970, pp. 9+14, col. phots. B. C. Mid-Bedfordshire District Council. Budget, 1974/75- C. Mid-Bedfordshire District Council. Local government re-organisation. Information booklet for clerks to parish councils. C. Thames Water Board. Annual Report and Accounts, 1974/75- (Supplies water to the Luton area.) L. Education, Health and Welfare Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act, 1970. An Act to make further provision with respect to the welfare of chronically sick and disabled persons. H.M.S.O. 1970. (This Act requires local authorities to locate all persons in their area covered by these provisions and to ensure that such persons know of the services available to them.) B. C. L. Local Authority Social Services Act, 1970. H.M.S.O. (An Act to make further provision with respect to the organisation, management and administration of local authority social services...) B. C. L. Bedfordshire Area Health Authority: Southern District. District profile, 1974. 29 pp. Appendices. (Typescript). C. L. Bedfordshire County Council. Home Safety Handbook. Malcolm Page, , 1958. 71 pp. ill us. T. Bedfordshire County Council. County Medical Officer of Health. Annual Report; as ‘Health of Bedfordshire’ 1966- 1894, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1947- (some gaps in file) B. 1946- C. 1960- L. Bedfordshire County Council. Education service. Educational statistics. Beds. C.C. 1975. 16 pp. (Statistics relating to schools, pupils, staff, external exam results, special services.) C. Bedfordshire County Council. Principal School Medical Officer. School health in Bedfordshire. Annual Reports, 1937, 1948-1955, 1965- C. 1965- L. Bedfordshire County Council. Social Services Dept. Report: The meals service of Bedfordshire. Beds. C.C. 1975. 36 pp. maps. C. L. Bedfordshire County Council. Trading Standards Dept. Annual report of the Chief Inspector for the year ended, 31 March . . . 1967, 1973- C. 1972- L. 10 Alb ADMINISTRATION Alb Bedfordshire Union Workhouses. A series often articles published inBTI21 June 1873 - 24January 1874. Each account gives a contemporary description and the historical background. The establishments described are the House of Industry at Bedford and the workhouses at Ampthill, Biggleswade, , Luton and Woburn. C. R. Bushby, D. W. Half-timers at Marston. (Education and lace making at Marston Moretaine in 19th century) B.Mag. 14:340-44,1975. Grey, Peter. The Old Poor Law. County Record Office. Archive teaching unit, No. 1, 1971. (A folder of documents reproduced and an accompanying text.) C. L. R. Health and Welfare. The development of Community Care. Plans for the health and welfare services of the local authorities in England and Wales. Cmnd. 1973. H.M.S.O. 1963. (Tables given include those relating to services currently operated by Beds. County Council.) C. Urban District Council. Annual report on the health of Kempston, 1967-1973/74. C. Kennett, D avid H. Lace making by Bedfordshire paupers in the late 18th century. (Offprint from Textile History, vol. 5, October 1974, pp. 111-118. Includes extracts from the Overseers’ Accounts at , , Turvey, Wootton, and St Paul's Bedford.) C. L. M. Kennett, D avid H. A pauper cloth-making account of the 17th century. (Taken from Overseer of the Poor’s Accounts for Goldington and Kempston.) Offprint from Textile History, vol. 4: 125-129. 1973. C. L. M. Law and Order Bedfordshire and Luton Police Authority. Chief Constable’s report for the year ended 31 December 1973. C. Authority. Annual Report of the Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Police for the year, 1974- annual. C. R utt, M ichael. ‘Love thy neighbour’. The case of John Edwards v Rev G. E. Mossop and others, 1824. Langford Diary 14:7, 1972. C. Stockdale, Eric. The lot of the 17th century constable. B.Mag. 13:256, 1972. Stockdale, Eric. A seventeenth century problem family. B.Mag. 12:345-347, 1971. Planning and Conservation Bedfordshire County Council. Report on litter in the countryside. 1970. C. L. Bedfordshire County Council. Planning Dept. County Review: Landscape Aspect Report, consultation draft. 1973, maps. (Evolution of the Bedfordshire land­ scape, existing powers and policies of the County Council, trends and future policy implica­ tions.) C. Nature Conservation Aspect Report. Draft. 1973. 70 pp. (Urges the need for a wider interest in nature conservation, states present situation in Beds., present resources, future trends, policy and implications.) C. Estimate of land available for housing in the period 1 January 1975-1 January 1980. 22 pp. 1975. C. House prices in Bedfordshire. 14 pp. 1972. C. Conservation Areas - Planning Policy - Village Appraisals. During the period 1970-75, the Planning Dept, continued to publish its series of pamphlets on individual areas as given below: Barton-le-Clay. . Biddenham. village. . (Church End). Carlton and . Famdish. Clifton. . 11 Alb ADMINISTRATION Alb Harlington. Shambrook. Harrold. Shefford. Haynes (Church End). Shillington village. Heath Green (). . . . Husbome Crawley (Church End). Streatley village. . village. (Church End) and Lynch. Sutton. Leighton Buzzard. Swineshead. . (). Milton Bryant village. . . . . Toddington. . . . . . Woburn. Roxton. . Planning Committee. Draft Conservation Area No. 1 Market Hill/Park Square; prepared by D. H. W hite, Borough Architect. Luton Borough Council, 1974. 11 pp. phots. L. North Bedfordshire Borough Council. Dept, of Planning and Development. Bedford Conserva­ tion Area. 4 pp. plan. (1975). B. C. Riseley and its Conservation Area. 36 pp. illus. (1975). B. C. Woburn Town Scheme. A scheme of Grant Aid for the repair of historic buildings in the Woburn Conservation Area. Beds. C.C., Mid-Beds District Council, D.O.E. 1975. 16 pp. illus. C. L. Traffic Bedfordshire County Council. Local Taxation Officer. Report for the period, 1 April 1968- 31 March 1969. (Statistics of licences issued, licences held with comparative statistics for the year, 1967/68.) L. Bedfordshire County Council. Planning Dept. Bedfordshire Commercial Vehicle Report. Part 1. The survey in Luton, Dunstable and . 27 pp. (1975). Part 2. Survey, analysis, technical report with results. 43 pp. (1975). Part 3. Computer Programme Report. (1975). Part 4. Survey conclusions and recommendations for a commercial vehicle route network. (1975) 17 pp. maps. C. Luton, Dunstable and Houghton Regis Transportation Study. Phase 2, Technical report. Alan M. Voorhees & Associates. 1974. 230 pp. maps, tables. Also A Summary of the Recommended Transport Plan for the 1980s. 13 pp. 1974. Public transport in Bedfordshire: facts, views, issues, options. Alan M. Voorhees & Associates. 1974. 125 pp. maps. C. . . . A summary of the full report above. 1974. 26 pp. Public transport: fares in Bedfordshire. 1975. 63 pp. C. L. Structure Plan. County transport model prepared by A.M.V. and local authority staffs. 1975. 91 pp. maps. C. Transport policies and programme, 1976/77. 91 pp + tables and maps. C. Water Supply R ydz, D avid L. The formation of the Great Ouse Water Authority. Part 1. Public Administration. vol. 49, pp. 163-168.1971. Part 2. Public Administration, vol. 49, pp. 245-268.1971. C. 12 Ale ADMINISTRATION Ale

c. Land Tenure, etc. Fletcher, D avid S. Mr Thomas of : a study of a tenant farmer in 1851. B.Mag. 13: 219-225,1972. Jones, A. C. The customary land market in Bedfordshire in the 15th century. 315 pp. (Typescript: a thesis presented in the Department of Geography, University of Southampton for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. 1975.) R. Jones, Andrew. Land and people at Leighton Buzzard in the later 15th century. Econ. Hist. Rev. 2nd series, 25:18-27, 1972. C. Steer, Francis W. The archives of New College, Oxford. Phillimore, 1974. 581 pp. (Lists Beds, estate records which are among the archives of New College. These consist largely of items relating to the Harpur Charity, Bedford, and to Henlow.) C. . . . (Photocopy of Beds, refs.) R. Survey of Bedfordshire, from the survey of 1871 (A disbound list of landowners, acreages and rentals) 16 pp. M.

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a. Agriculture Agricultural Labourers’ Union. Bedford meeting. BTI26 April 1873, p. 6, and 26 July 1873, p. 5. C. R. Biggleswade: inaugural meeting of the Biggleswade branch of the National Labourers’ Union. BTI 15 and 22 February 1873. C. R. Agricultural Workers’ Union. Mr Joseph Arch, President, in Bedford. BTI 28 March 1874, p. 7. (Refs, to the strike in progress at this time.) also Correspondence relating to the ‘lock out’ of men at and Willington - ‘Now offered work’ BT2 May 1874. C. R. United Farmers’ Association. Dunstable meeting. BTI 26 April 1873, p. 7. (Numerous entries appear throughout this period for meetings in various parts of the County.) Ault, W arren O. Open-field farming in medieval England. Allen & Unwin, 1972. 183 pp. (Contains refs, to Beds, manors of Leighton Buzzard, Podington and Roxhill.) C. R. Baker, Alan R. H. and Butlin, R obin A. Studies of field systems in the British Isles. C.U.P. 1973. 702 pp. plans. (See index for various Beds. refs.: Chapter 8. Field systems of the and their environs, by D. R oden.) C. Bedfordshire County Council. Planning Dept. County Review. Agricultural aspect report. Con­ sultation draft. Beds. C.C. 1971. 58 pp. maps. B. C. Forestry aspect report. Consultation draft. Beds. C.C. 1973. B. C. Benzian, Blanche and Freeman, S. C. R. Reference experiments on young conifers at Woburn Experimental Farm, 1961-1969. Rothamsted Experimental Station: Report for 1973. Part 2, pp. 152-171. 1974. C. Clark, R onald H. The development of the English traction engine. Goose & Sons, 1960; re­ printed, 1974. 390 pp. illus. (Contains a description and illustrations of some engines produced by the Howards at Bedford, pp. 264-267.) C. Country Days and Country Ways: an exhibition of rural life held at the County Library, County Hall, Bedford. 14-31 October 1974. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 40:15. 1974. Course, W. J. The National Institute of Agricultural Engineering (Wrest Park, Silsoe). B.Mag. 14:267-272,1974. M attingly, G. E. G. The Woburn Organic Manuring Experiment. 1. Design, crop yield and nutrient balance. Rothamsted Experimental Station: Report for 1973. Part 2, pp. 99-151. 1974. (Woburn Experimental Farm, .) C. Perry, P. J. British agriculture, 1875-1914. Methuen. 180 pp. maps. 1973. (Chapter 4. Agricultural changes in the Chilterns, by J. T. Coppock. First published in Agricultural Review IX, 1961, contains material on the south and south-west of Bedfordshire.) C. T ibbutt, H. G. Farmer’s glory (agriculture, stock rearing and the Bennett family of Beckerings Park, ). B.Mag. 14:69-71,1973.

b. H orticulture Beavington, F. The development of market gardening in Bedfordshire, 1799-1939. Agricultural History Review vol. 23, Pt. 1:23-47,1975. C. M. Smith, Anthony C. Sandy show, 1869-1953. B.Mag. 14:293-296, 1974. W ebber, R onald. Early market gardening at Sandy. B.Mag. 14:146-149, 1974. 14 A3a ARCHITECTURE A3b

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a. General Bedfordshire Association of Architects. Architectural Heritage: Mid Beds, car trail, illus. 1975. (A brochure which describes thirteen places of interest on a journey, beginning at Biggleswade Market Square.) B. C. L. M. Architectural Heritage: North Beds, car trail, illus. 1975. (A brochure which describes ten places of interest on a journey of about twenty-five miles, beginning at Milton Ernest Hall.) B.C.L.M. Architectural Heritage: South Beds, car trail, illus. 1975. (A brochure which describes twelve places of interest on a drive of approx, thirty miles in .) B. C. L. M. Bedfordshire County Council. Planning Dept. Bedfordshire historic buildings; the heritage and its problems. Beds C.C. 58 pp. illus. 1975. B. C. L. M. Darley, Gillian. Villages of vision. The Architectural Press, 152 pp. illus. 1975. (Many Beds, references, Bedford Estate villages, Old Warden, , Southill, , etc., including photographs.) C. Department of Environment. List of buildings of special architectural or historic interest. Borough of Bedford, Bedfordshire. D.O.E. 34 pp. 1972. (Typescript.) C. Department of Environment. List of buildings of special architectural or historic interest. Urban District of Ampthill, Bedfordshire. D.O.E. 48 pp. 1972. (Typescript.) C. H oupe, Simon. Preservation in the 1970s. B.Mag. 15:25-30, 1975. (An account of the work of preservation societies in the County.) Smith, T. P. Rat-trap bond in Bedfordshire (brickwork) B.Mag. 14:344-347,1975. W ight, Jane. Brick building in England, from the Middle Ages to 1550. John Baker. 439 pp. illus. 1972. (The ‘Select Gazetteer’ contains descriptions of the Old Manor House, Cardington; the Abbey, Old Warden; and Someries Castle, Hyde.) C.

b. Ecclesiastical: Churches, their M onuments and Furnishings Beeson, C. F. C. English church clocks, 1280-1850. Phillimore, 128 pp. 1971. (Includes references to clocks at Ampthill, , Cardington, , Ickwell Bury, Northill, Oakley, Shambrook.) C. Cameron, H. K. A palimpsest brass at Dunstable. B.Archaeol.J. 9:129-134, 1975. (A consideration of the Fynche brass in Dunstable Priory Church and the earlier brass from which it was made.) Cox, J. C. and Ford, C. B. Parish churches. Fifth edition revised. 126 pp. illus. 1971. (References to Clapham, Dean, , Luton, Marston Moretaine, Shillington and Turvey.) C. Egan, B. S. H. Man in armour. (John Harvey, c. 1420. , Beds. Monumental Brass Society, Portfolio 6:12 (1969):64, illus. H are, Michael. An Anglo-Saxon grave cover at Cardington Church. B. Archaeol.J. 7:83-85,1972. H are, M ichael. Anglo-Saxon work at Carlton and other Beds, churches. B. Archaeol.J. 6:33-40, 1971. Kuhlicke, F. W. A palimpsest brass at Cople. B. Archaeol.J. 7:87-88, 1972. A twelfth century carved head from St. Mary’s Church, Bedford. B. Archaeol.J. 7:85-86,1972. Large, D. B. Bedfordshire gravestones and their inscriptions. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 38:54,1974. Large, D. B. Tales of church bells. B.Mag. 14:62-64, 1973. 15 A3b ARCHITECTURE A3c

Litten, J. W. Faith or fantasy: Gothic revived in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 15:3-7,1975. (The work of Sir George Gilbert Scott, 1811-78.) Meachaen, Constance I. Two Bedfordshire brasses. B.Mag. 14:235-238, 1974. ( parish church and church.) Palmer, Joyce. Grave boards of Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 27:52-54, 1973. Rawlins, Marie and Egan, Bryan. The repair of an ancient achievement at Turvey, Beds. Monu­ mental Brass Society Transactions, 11:437-438, 1975. illus. Smith, T. P. The earliest work in the Church of St. Mary, Bedford. B. Archaeol.J. 9:95-98, 1975. (Attempts to show that the earliest work of construction in St. Mary’s is of immediately post- Conquest date....) Staines, Rev E N oel. Three brasses of Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 13:89-93,1971. (Cardington, Cople, Wilshamstead). Thompson, Paul. William Butterfield. R. & K. Paul, 526 pp. illus. 1971. (19th century architect, associated with the Gothic Revival - work in Bedfordshire at Biggleswade, Bromham, Marston Moretaine, Millbrook and Milton Ernest. Farm buildings, cottages, church restoration and Milton Hall.) c. Secular: H ouses, Their Gardens and C ontents; O ther Buildings Davis, Terry. Ice houses of Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 30:43, 1973. Jones, Barbara. Follies and grottoes. Constable, 459 pp. illus. 1974. (Beds, references - Ampthill, Priory, Manor, , Wrest Park.) C. Mercer, Eric. English vernacular houses: a study of traditional farmhouses and cottages. H.M.S.O. Commission for Historical Monuments, 264 pp. illus. 1975. (Contains many Beds. refs, and some photographs.) C. L. R ussell, Francis (1788-1861), 7th Duke of Bedford. On labourer’s cottages. J. Royal Agric. Soc. England vol. 10:185-195,1849, plans. C. R. Small Heritage: European Architectural Heritage Year. B.Mag. 14:309-310, 1975. W iddup, M acfarlane. Twenty-five years of architecture in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 13:150-159, 1972. W ildman, R ichard. The houses of Usher (John Usher, architect 1822-1904) Architect Assoc. Q. 2:70-74,1970. C. Victorian architecture in Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 17, 1971. Individual places: (Ampthill) H oufe, Simon. The building of Ampthill Park. 1. Robert Grumbold. B.Mag. 13:72-80, 1971. 2. John Lumley. B.Mag. 13:113-120, 1971. 3. Sir Wm. Chambers. B.Mag. 13:202-207, 1972. 4. Capability Brown. B.Mag. 13:241-246, 1972. 5. James Essex. B.Mag. 13:315-318, 1973. Houfe, Simon. New light on Ampthill Park. CL 21 October 1971, pp. 1085-86. C. L. () Snowdon, Teresa. Aspley House. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 25:17-19, 1973. (Bedford) St. Peter’s Street. No. 13 - Progress, tool of the ‘Gremlins’. BTS 20 October 1972. (Touchstone.) B. C. 16 A3c ARCHITECTURE A3c (Cardington) ‘Life’ visits Howard House. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 24:14-16, 1973. (Chicksands Priory) Gamlen, St. J. O. Ancient window glass at Chicksands Priory, Beds. Privately printed. 28 pp. photos. 1974. (Original at Chicksands, Photocopy at C.) (Elstow) Plan to renovate houses in the High Street. Guardian 9 December 1974, photo. L. (, Podington) Hinwick House near Wellingborough. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 13:14-16, 1972. (Houghton Regis) Hill, Betty. Houghton Hall. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 35:17-19, 1974. (Hulcote and Salford) Baker, Anne. Rook Tree Farm, Hulcote. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 49:23-25, 1975. (Hyde) Smith, Terence P. Somcries castle (near Luton) some considerations. B. Archaeol. J. 5:109-112, 1970. (Luton) Hill, Betty. 19 Chapel Road, Breachwood Green, Luton. (A neglected Victorian manse, restored.) Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 43:24-25, 1975. Kennett, D avid H. The earliest vernacular buildings in the town of Luton: the demolished buildings. An examination based primarily on pre-1914 photographs, of the extent of buildings in Luton between 1400 and 1670. 29 pp. c. 1975 (Typescript). L. Smith, Terence P. A demolished timber-framed building at Luton. (Upper George Street.) B. Archaeol. J. 7:73-77, 1972. Smith, T erence P. House types connected with the Luton hat industry: a preliminary survey. Ind. Archaeol. vol. 9, No. 1:58-64, 1972. C. Smith, T erence P. A timber-framed building in Cumberland Street, Luton. B. Archaeol. J. 8:127- 130, 1974. (Milton Ernest) H anson, M ichael. Milton Ernest Hall (designed by William Butterfield). CL 14 October 1971. phots. C. L. (Oakley) Snowdon, T eresa. Oakley House. Northants & Beds L ,vol. 3, No. 27:14-16,1973. (Odell) Odell Castle. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 18:16-18, 1972. (Roxton) Roxton Lock Cottage. Lock Gate vol. 3, No. 13:234-235, 1973. (Southill) Southill Park. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 22:14-16, 1972. 17 B A3c ARCHITECTURE A3c (Tempsford) Smith, T erence P. The Chantry House, Tempsford. B. Archaeol. J. 8:123-126, 1974. () Tilsworth Manor. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 47:19-20, 1975. (Toddington) T impson, Lucy. Wentworth House, Toddington. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 45:18-20,1975. (Willington) Godber, Joyce. Willington Dovecote and stable, and Tudor farm buildings. National Trust, (1975). C. (Woburn) H anbury, John. Treasure in the vaults at Woburn . . . one of the finest private art collections in Europe . . . displayed to visitors in the Bedford heirloom vaults of the Abbey Crypt. CEB August 1972, pp. 28-29. C. L. Snowdon, Teresa. N o. 12 Bedford Street, Woburn. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 30:16-18, 1973. (Wrest, Silsoe) Cirket, Alan F. The architects and buildings of Wrest Park. B.Mag. 14:311-314, 1975. Course, W illiam. Wrest Park: a historical note. 9 pp. 1973. (Typescript.) C. H oufe, Simon. The Wrest Park chandeliers. B.Mag. 14:135-137, 1974. Restoration completed at Wrest Park. B.Mag. 14:276-278, 1974. Miscellaneous building and design: Mills Biggleswade. Lease of the mill to pass from Lawson Joan Darcy, widow. . . . Calendar of Patent Rolls. Philip and Mary, ad 1556-1557, vol. 3, pp. 257-258. C. Lease of two mills and land at Biggleswade. Indenture made 6 October, 38. Henry VIII, etc. for the lease by John, of Lincoln to Henry Lawson of Bykelleswade, Co. Bedford, Mylner.... Lincoln Record Society, vol. 13. Chapter Acts of the Cathedral Church of St. Mary, Lincoln, 1536-47, pp. 139-141. Edited by R. E. G. Cole. 1917. C. D avis, T erry. The watermills of Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 29:24-25, 1973. D olman, Peter. Bedfordshire windmills - past and present. 11 pp. (Some notes prepared c. 1970, with drawings made from existing remains and documentary evidence of earlier construction, e.g. descriptions, photographs, etc.) C. Palmer, Joyce. The vanishing windmills. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 20:28-30, 1972. Smith, Arthur C. Windmills in Bedfordshire: a contemporary survey. Stevenage Museum. 12 pp. illus. 1975. C. L. M. Smith, Terence P. Biggleswade windmill (demolished 1966). B. Archaeol. J. 8:136-137, 1974. Tempsford Mill. Lock Gate 3:234-239,1973. Others H arris, E. Vincent. Architect: village hall, Stewartby. Architects’ Jnl. 21 May 1930, pp. 778, 782-785. C. 18 A4a BIBLIOGRAPHY A4c

4. BIBLIOGRAPHY

a. General Bedfordshire County Library. Country Days and Country Ways: a Bedfordshire booklist. (Compiled to accompany an exhibition of agriculture and rural life in the past, held at County Library, County Hall, Bedford. October, 1974. Typescript. 10 pp.) B. C. L. British Humanities Index. 1962- Previously ‘Subject Index to Periodicals’. Library Association. 1915-1961. Quarterly and cumulated annual volume. Approximately 375 British periodicals covering the humanities are indexed, these include the various county and archaeological society publications. B. C. L. British Technology Index. 1962- Previously ‘Subject Index to Periodicals’. Library Association. 1915-1961. Monthly parts and annual cumulation. Approximately 400 British technical journals are indexed here. These produce items of local interest from time to time, e.g. material relating to industry, research and other technical developments within the County. B. C. L. Conisbee, L. R. A Bedfordshire Bibliography. Second Supplement. 128 pp. Luton. BHRS 1971. Notable Bedfordshire books, 1947-1971. B.Mag. 13:139-144, 1972.

b. T opography Hall, Sir R obert de Z ouche. A Bibliography of vernacular architecture. David and Charles, 191 pp. 1972. (Arranged under various headings, e.g. regional and local studies, rural houses, town buildings, etc. Each heading is further broken down by region, e.g. South Midlands. Bedfordshire items appear under these sub-headings. The general index is poor.) C.

c. H istory Council for British Archaeology. Archaeological Bibliography for Great Britain and Ireland. C.B.A. 1948- annual (numerous Beds. refs.). C. Graves, Edgar B. A Bibliography of English history to 1485; based upon ‘The Sources and Literature of English history from the earliest times to about 1485’ by Charles Gross. O.U.P. 1103 pp. 1975. (Completely revised and expanded edition of the previous work, Bibliog. 1962. See index for Beds, refs.) C. L. International Medieval Bibliography. Leeds International Medieval Bibliography Minneapolis, University of Minnesota, 1968- Formerly annual, now half-yearly. (Bedfordshire items have been included in the appropriate sections of this Supplement.) C. Isis Cumulative Bibliography. A Bibliography of the History of Science, formed from Isis Critical Bibliographies, 1-90. 1913-1965. 3 vols. Mansell, 1971. (Vols 1 and 2 contain references to various Bedfordshire personalities. These are listed in sectoin C25b of this Supplement.) C. Luton Borough Council. A Checklist of Archives and Official Record of material held in the Town Clerk’s Dept., . Luton. 11 pp. 1973. C. L. Reel, Jerome V. jnr. Index to Biographies of Englishmen, ad 1000-1485 found in Dissertations and Theses. (UK and USA universities.) Greenwood Press, U.S.A./England. 688 pp. 1975. (See index of subjects listed by county or area of landholding for Bedfordshire - approximately 190 persons listed.) C. 19 A4c BIBLIOGRAPHY A4j Retrospective Index of Theses of Great Britain and Ireland, 1716-1950; vol. 1. Social Sciences and Humanities. California, USA. Clio Press Inc. 393 pp. 1975. (A subject list with an author index. Theses listed under Beds, headings include: Bedford, Bedford County, John Duke of Bedford, , Mark Rutherford, etc. for which entries are given as appropriate in this Supple- ment.) C. The Times Newspaper: Indexes. Palmers’ index to The Times, 1790-1941 (Microfilm). C. Index to The Times Newspaper, January 1939- L. Index to The Times Newspaper, May 1975- B.

g. Agriculture University of Reading. The library. Historical farm records: a summary guide to manuscripts and other material in the university library . . . Reading. 320 pp. 1973. (This is a condensed version of the catalogue of farm records maintained in typescript with indexes of persons and places. The entries are arranged first by county and within each county, numerically - Bedford­ shire pp. 1-7. About forty Beds, farms listed.) R.

i. Transport Bedfordshire County Library. Railways in Bedfordshire: a reading list. (Compiled to accompany an exhibition on railway history held at the County Library, County Hall, Bedford, March 1976. Typescript. 8 pp.) B. C. L.

j. Literary W orthies

Conisbee, L. R. Five Best Bedfordshire Poets: their merits discussed. Northants & Beds L, vol. 2, No. 18:55-56, 1972. (George Gascoigne, John Bunyan, Elkanah Settle, Nicholas Rowe, John Pomfret.) M cGregor, M argaret. Bedfordshire verse . . . and worse. (Some minor Bedfordshire poets.) B.Mag. 15:78-81; 94-97, 1975. Bunyan Greaves, R ichard L. (compiler). An Annotated bibliography of John Bunyan Studies. Pittsburgh, USA. The Clifford E. Barbour Library. 1972. C. Dony D ony, John G. The Published writings of John G. Dony, 1942-1971. 7 pp. 1972. (Typescript.) L. M. Kuhlicke Kennett, D avid H. Frederick William Kuhlicke: a select bibliography, compiled by D avid H. Kennett and others. B. Archaeol. J. 9:4-8, 1975. Tibbutt Tibbutt, H. G. Bibliography of the published writings of H. G. T ibbutt. 4 pp. 1968. B. C. L. M. White, W. Hale H olderness, Graham. The Revolution in Tanners Lane. Essays in Criticism, 21, pp. 412-417, October 1971. C. William Hale White (Mark Rutherford) and Samuel Bamford. NQ December 1974. C. 20 A5b COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT, AERONAUTICS A5d

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b. R oads

Bulfield, Anthony. The Way. T. Dalton. 1972. C. L. Green, F. H. W. Fifty years of bus services in a Huntingdon village. Transport History, 4:23-32, 1971. (Covers a route across Bedfordshire, beginning at St. Ives and terminating at Aylesbury, Bucks.) C. H avens, P. J. N. The romantic days of the Bedford Royal Mail coach. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 27:44, 1973. Out on the open road (The Forty-Foot, near . A green road once used by cattle drovers, gypsies and travellers.) BTS 11 July 1975. (Touchstone.) B. C. Smith, Peter. The Turnpike Age. Designed by E. H. Drayton. 2nd edition. Luton Museum and Art Gallery. 42 pp. illus. Map 1971. (Documents and illustrations reproduced with an explana­ tory text by C. Gray - Beds, examples included.) B. C. L. M. T ull, G. K. The - Turnpike, 1790-1807. J. No. 1:50-65, 1972. C. The Hockliffe- Turnpike, 1706-40. Milton Keynes J. No. 3:72-77, 1974. C.

c. Canals Bedford Canal. Prospectus of the proposed Bedford Canal to connect the navigation of the river Ouse from its termination at Bedford with the Grand Junction Canal at Simpson, near Fenny Stratford in the County of , map. (c. 1812). T. Smith, Peter, (editor). Waterways heritage. Luton Museum and Art Gallery. 82 pp. 1971. illus. (A collection of illustrations and tables reproduced with accompanying text). B. C. L. M.

d. R ailways Bedfordshire commonplace. (Comment upon Bedfordshire railway stations.) B.Mag. 13:107-108 1971. Borley, H. V. The Hertford, Luton and Dunstable Railway. Jnl. of the Railway and Canal Historical Society, vol. XIX, No. 2:48-50, 1973. C. Channon, Geoffrey. The nineteenth century investment decision: the London extension. Econ. History Ren. 2nd series, vol. XXV, No. 3:448^170, 1970. C. Cockman, F. G. The Bedford and Railway. B.Mag. 13:262-265, 1972. The Great Northern Railway in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 12:325-328, 1971. The Railway Age in Bedfordshire. BHRS vol. 53, viii, 143 pp. illus., maps, tables, 1974. D avies, R. and Grant, M. D. Forgotten railways, Chiltems and Cotswolds. David and Charles. 256 pp. 1975. (Contains references to lines operated in Bedfordshire - ; Bedford-Sandy; Bedford and .) C. L. Estdale, John. The Leighton Buzzard Light Railway. B.Mag. 14: 53-54,1973. M iller, R. A. The evolution of the passenger railway system at Luton. 95 pp. map, photos. 1970. (Manuscript: a thesis prepared for Luton College of Technology.) M. 21 A5d COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT, AERONAUTICS A5e

R ansom, P. J. G. Railways revived. Faber. 176 pp. 1973. (Contains a section on the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway, pp. 141-143.) C. L. Sidney, Samuel. Rides on railways. 1851. Reprinted, Phillimore, 254 pp. 1973. (Includes Bletch- ley-Aylesbury and lines between Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard and Dunstable.) C. Young, J ohn N. The Bedford station controversy. (-Hitchin line) Nerthants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 29:55-56, 1973. Ib. correspondence, vol. 3, No. 31:26, 1974. Accidents C ockman, F. G. Railway accidents in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 14:319-326, 1975. Department of Environment. Railway accident: report of the collision that occurred on 27 November 1971 at Shambrook. H.M.S.O. 1972. C.

e. Aeronautics Cranfield Institute of Technology. The Times: a special report, i-viii pp. 10 December 1971. B. C. L. Curtis, Lettice. The forgotten pilots. Foulis, 1971. (Story of the Air Transport Auxiliary, 1939- 1945. Contains references to Beechwood House, near Luton, Tempsford, and the satellite landing ground at Woburn Park.) C. Guttery, T. E. Shuttleworth Collection of Historic Transport: ‘Living Museum of the skies’ DG 11 April 1974. photos. C. Tibbutt, H. G. Bedfordshire and the Royal Air Force. B.Mag. 13:333-337, 1973. Airports . Public inquiry into an application for planning permission. 4 January-9 February 1972. 50 pp. + Appendices, 1972. (Typescript: An application made by Luton .) L. M cKie, D avid. A sadly mismanaged affair: a political history of the Third London Airport. Croom Helm. 256 pp. 1973. (Describes the part played by central government, local authorities and various pressure groups formed around the sites discussed. These include Luton and Thur- leigh in Bedfordshire, also and Stansted among others in the S.E. region.) L. Airships Cave-Browne-C ave, Wing-Commander T. R. The machinery installation of R101. Jnl. of the Royal Aeronautical Soc. vol. 33, pp. 175-206, diagrs. 1929. (A technical paper read at a joint meeting of the Royal Aeronautical Society and the Institution of Automobile Engineers. 8 November 1928.) C. ‘Europa’ airship, crashed in a garden at , Beds. B.Mag. 13:260, 1972. Europa’s jolly crew - Cardington’s newest airship. Phot. BTS 17 March 1972, p. 6. C. L. M eager, George. My airship flights, 1915-1930. Wm. Kimbcr. 239 pp. 1970. (Contains references to Cardington and the R101.) C. L. N orway, N. S. The Airship venture. (R101) Blackwoods Mag. May 1933, pp. 599-627. (Author better known as Neville Shute, the novelist, 1899-1960.) C. R100 Canadian flight, 1930. Journal written on board the ship .Jnl. of the Royal Aeronautical Soc. vol. 35, pp. 401-414, 1931. (The airship R100 left Cardington on 28 July and returned from its flight to Canada on 16 August 1930.) C. R ichmond, Lieutenant-Colonel V. C. R101. Jnl. of the Royal Aeronautical Soc. vol. 33, pp. 686-723, diagrs. 1929. (A paper given to a meeting of the R.A.S. 18 April 1929, describes the aerodynamic characteristics and structure of the R101.) C. 22 A5e COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT, AERONAUTICS A5c

R obinson, D ouglas H. Giants in the sky: a history of the rigid airship. 1973. (Many references to Cardington Airship works and the R101.) Short Bros. Cardington. Sad moments in the happy hours. BTS 23 July 1971, p. 19. (Correspon­ dence : personal recollections of working on the construction of several airships at Cardington.) B. C. Sinclair, J. A. Airships in peace and war. 1934. (References to R100 and R101, pp. 241-253.) C. Famous airships of the world. F. Muller, 1959. (Great Britain’s R100 and R101 - many references to Cardington pp. 76-93.) C. T ibbutt, H. G. The fascinating story of British airships. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 15, pp. 19-21, 1971. T oland, John. Ships in the skv. F. Muller, 1957. (References to Cardington and the airships R100 and RIOl.pp. 204-211.) ' C. Trueman, Gordon C. Airship for Cardington. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 17, p. 12.

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6. CRAFTS, INDUSTRIES, TRADES

a. General Index to Bedfordshire hobbies and crafts. News c.R.

b. Crafts Bagshawe, T homas W. Bedfordshire basket-makers. B.Mag. 13:163-166, 1972. Bishop, Graham. Thomas Hudson of Shambrook, maker of hand-made furniture in the English style. Northants & Beds L, vol. 5, No. 49:38-39, 1975. D ony, John G. Straw plaiting industry in Herts, and Bedfordshire. Watford & District Industrial History Society Jnl. No. 3:34-42, 1973. M. Farquhar, Camilla. Thatcher Frank is a roof top artist. DG 8 November 1974. (A report on the work of Frank and Cecil Purser - two brothers still thatching in Bedfordshire.) C. Green, Sir John Little. Village Industries, a national obligation. London. 180 pp. illus. 1915. BM. N.coll. H orn, Pamela. Child workers in the pillow lace and straw plait trades of Victorian Buckingham­ shire and Bedfordshire. Historical Jnl. No. 17: 779-796, December 1974. illus. (Statistics of female straw plait and pillow lace workers, taken from the Census returns of 1841-1901, which are appended.) C. Luton Museum and Art Gallery. The Little Bobbin Book. Luton. 21 pp. illus. 1972. L. M. M ackay Brown, C. L. F. The fascinating story of Bedfordshire pillow lace. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 19:26-29, 1972. M eadows, Eric G. A Bedfordshire saddler (Anthony Russell of Gravenhurst.) B.Mag. 14:98-99, 1973. Palmer, Joyce. Lace making in Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 43:40-43, 1975. Pinder, D. A. The Luton hat industry: aspects of the development of a localised trade. (A thesis submitted for a Ph.D. at the Dept, of Geography, University of Southampton. 1970.) 301 pp. L. M. Pinder, D. A. The spatial development of the Luton hat industry in the early 20th century. Southampton Research in Geography Series, No. 6. University of Southampton. June 1971. (Offprint). L. M. Straw helmets. (Correspondence) B.Mag. 12:351-352, 1971. W alker, Eric C. Lace making in the senior schools. A modern revival. 1943. N.coll. W right, Thomas. Romance of the lace pillow. Olney, Bucks. H. H. Armstrong, 1919. (Reprinted) Paul Minet, 1971, xvi, 271 pp. B. C. L.

c. Industries Blunden, John. The mineral resources of Britain: a study in exploitation and planning. Hutchin­ son. 545 pp. 1975. (Includes a section on the brickworks of Bedfordshire and references to chalk and fuller’s earth in the County.) C. Brickbats for brickworks: an EPM problem probe. Environmental Pollution Management, vol. 2, No. 8, 1972. C. L. 24 A6c CRAFTS, INDUSTRIES, TRADES A6d Brickworks and environment: Northants & Beds L, vol. 2, No. 22:32-33, 1972. Cincinnati Milacron Ltd. Broach Division, Biggleswade. Cincinnati 2-way horizontal broaching machines. Machinery & Production Engineering 16 February 1972, pp. 238-239. L. C urtis, Anthony. The Man and the Institution: Cranfield’s School of Automotive Studies and its director. Motor 10 February 1973, pp. 16-18. C. L. Elms Industrial Estate, Bedford. Is this the sign to a more prosperous Bedford; BTS 30 July 1971. (Q. Review of Industry.) Henderson, W. O. -J. C. Fischer and his diary of industrial England, 1814-1851. Frank Cass & Co. Ltd. 1966. 184 pp. (The final chapter tells how the firm of George Fischer of the Britannia Iron Works, Bedford, was developed from the workshops of J. C. Fischer at Muhlental.) C. Leleux, Sydney A. Industrial railways of Bedfordshire: Sundon Cement Works. Industrial Railway Record, No. 36:31-36, illus. 1971. C. : Chimneys Nos. 3 and 5 (Elstow) demolished. Photos. L.B.C. Review, vol. 4, No. 3:3, 1974. C. Focus on the Bedford Engineering Department. L.B.C. Review, vol. 5, No. 6:14—16, 1975 (An account of the development of the dept, and the services it has offered since being set up in 1939). A special anniversary: (75th) L.B.C. Review, vol. 5, No. 6, 1975. C. M ontgomerie, Graham. When a lorry cost ,£236 . . . Bedford’s very first model, 1931. (Road test on a ‘two tonner’ built by Vauxhall apprentices from two decaying chassis) Commercial Motor, 26 December 1975, pp. 19-26. C. L. U llyett, Kenneth. The Vauxhall companion. Stanley Paul, 1971. 155 pp. (A review of the company and its cars, past and present.) C. L. Ltd. Information Handbook, 1974 and 1975, illus. L. Vauxhall Motors Ltd. The production of connecting piston rods for Vauxhall ohc engines. Machinery & Production Engineering, 29 February 1972, pp. 418-423. L. The story of the Churchill Tank. Reprinted from Vauxhall-Bedford News (c.1946), 16 pp. phots. L. Vauxhall at Luton. A visitors guide to the manufacture of Vauxhall cars. (An illustrated brochure, 1975.) L. W arrington, A. J. Industrial railways of Bedfordshire: Coronation Works, Elstow. Industrial Railway Record No. 35:5-11, 1971, illus. C. Waterlow and Sons: New policy boosts print firm established in Dunstable in 1891. An interview with Clive Bradley, chairman and managing director. DG 16 August 1974. C.

d. T rades A. W. Watkin Ltd. (Motor engineers and dealers) Biggleswade. Firm’s 100 years of service. BTS 29 October 1971, pp. 36-37. B. C. Barbers of Bedford. BTS 11 January 1974; 22 March 1974; 10 October 1974. (An account of some barbers of the past, by T ouchstone.) B. C. Braggins, E. & Sons Ltd. (Drapers) Opening of the new store on the Harpur Street/Silver Street site in Bedford - history of a family firm. BTS 12 May 1972. B. C. Dudeney & Johnston Ltd. (Grocers) Grocery service still going strong, 80 years old. BTS 1 October, 1973 pp. 18-19. B. C. Greene King & Sons Ltd. Greene King: a brief history, 1799-1974. 1975. 5 pp. photos. (The brewery came to Bedfordshire in 1961, when it amalgamated with the Wells and Winch brewery of Biggleswade - a short history of the Biggleswade brewery is enclosed on a single typescript sheet.) C. 25 A6d CRAFTS, INDUSTRIES, TRADES A6d

Kennett, D avid H. Barter, chance and profit in 18th century trade. The Pym family of Bedford­ shire. Reprinted from Maritime History, vol. 4, No. 2,1974, pp. 81-88. (Contains extracts from a merchant s notebook, January-June, 1763.) C. L. M. An English merchant in Holland in 1737 and 1738. An offprint from Economisch-en Sociaal Historisch Jaarboek, 1972, pp. 148-186. (The day-book of Francis Pym with a ledger book and an introduction by D. H. Kennett. The text of the day-book is in Dutch. The original is kept in the C.R.O.) C. L. M. Luton and District Chamber of Trade Yearbook, 1975/76, vol. 14, 1975. 40 pp. L. Peatling and Cawdron, Ltd., wine merchants . . . a brief history. Northants & Beds L, vol. 2, No. 23:43-48, 1973. Prekopp, Patrick. One man’s reject... is another man’s rapture. (The story of L. W. Vass Ltd., of Ampthill, the biggest ‘second-hand dealer’ in Europe.) Commercial Motor 26 December 1975, pp. 27-28, photos. C. L.

26 A7 DIRECTORIES A7

7. DIRECTORIES Artrad. Beds, and Herts. Area Trades Directory. Kenton, Harrow (r.1974). C. Kompass Register of British Industry and Commerce. Kompass Publishers Ltd. 1963- annual. 2 vols. (The Bedfordshire section of the company information volume, lists the larger firms in the County, giving such details as; address of head office, directors, finance, banking, type of product or service, number of employees, etc.) Post Office Telephone Directory. Bedford area. (Covers the entire county) Annual. 1969, 1970, 1971, 1974- . C. LOCATION LIST for Bedfordshire directories up to 1940, in Bedfordshire public collections. 1785. Henington. C(B). R. 1823/24. Pigot. C(B). R. 1830. Pigot. C(B). R. 1830-31. Pigot. C(B). 1839. Pigot. C(B). R.M . L* 1839. Robson. R. 1847. Kelly. R. 1850. Slater. C(B). R. 1853. Craven. C(B). R. M. 1854. Craven. C(B). 1854. Kelly. C. R. 1862. Cassey. C(B). R.M . L* 1864. Kelly. R. M *L * 1864. Melville. C(B). 1869. Kelly. C. C(B). R. 1871. Mercer & Crocker. C(B). R. L.« 1876. Harrod. C. C(B). M. 1877. Kelly. C. C(B). R. 1885. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M. 1890. Kelly. C. C(B). R. L. 1894. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M. 1898. Kelly. C(B). R. M * 1903. Kelly. C. C(B). R. 1906. Kelly. C. C(B). R. L* 1910. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M * L* 1914. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M *L. 1920. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M *L * 1924. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M. 1928. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M. L. 1931. Kelly. C. C(B). L. 1936. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M. L. 1938. Bedford & Cambridge District Trades Directory L. 1940. Kelly. C. C(B). R. M. L. Note: An asterisk beside a location indicates, microfilm copy. For town and local directories, see under B. appropriate towns, e.g. Bedford, Biggleswade, Dunstable, Luton.

27 A8a ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY AND RELIGION A8d

8. ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY AND RELIGION

a. General Bushby, D. W. (Editor) Bedfordshire Ecclesiastical Census, 1851. BHRS Volume 54, pp. 109-192; 196-200.1975. (On Sunday, 30 March 1851, a census was held covering all churches, chapels and preaching houses of most denominations in England and Wales. The Census was based upon the Superintendent Registrars’ Districts. The original census returns are in the Public Record Office and most of the returns for Bedfordshire are on microfilm in the County Record Office. In this transcript Mr Bushby has retained the original order of , except where the returns for two parishes were mixed together, these having been sorted out into their individual parishes.)

b. R eligious O rders and their H ouses Alcock, N. W. Priory, Bedfordshire. Jnl. of British Archaeol. Assoc. 3rd Series, vol. XXXIII :50-56, 1970. C. Bedford: the Grey Friars. The ghost of a church. BT 28 June 1974 (Touchstone). B. C. Holwell v. the Abbot of Warden (Cistercian Order) ad 1312. ‘Maud that was wife of Robert of Hulcote bringeth a writ of dower against the Prior of Warden . . .’ Selden Society, vol. 33, Yearbooks series XII, 1916, pp. 132-140. C. Kuhlicke, F. W. The Grey Friars of Bedford and Oxford. B.Mag. 13:325-326, 1973. Lawson-Johnston, Pearl. St.John in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 14:49-50, 1973. R obinson, Beryl. Bushmead Priory. B.Mag. 14:45-49, 1973. Harrold Priory, demolished 1961 (phot. 1957). B.Mag. 14:118-121, 1973.

c. D ioceses of Lincoln and Ely Ecton, John. Liber Valorum and Decimarum: being an account of the valuations and yearly tenths of all such ecclesiastical benefices in England and Wales . . . 1711. (Photocopy of Beds, section). C.

c. Diocese of St. Albans St. Albans Diocesan Calendar (Later Year book and calendar) 1917 (No. 40), 1926, 1933, 1946, 1949, 1952. R. 1931, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1961-66, 1968- to date. C. 1965, 1966, 1971-72, to date. L. Grove, H enry. Alienated tithes in appropriated and impropriated parishes commuted or merged under local statutes and the Tithe Acts . . . Tithe Redemption Trust. 1896. pp. 653, cxcv. (Contains lists including - awards enrolled, tithes commuted, merged tithes, tithes redeemed, tithes grantees, lay. Arrangement is by parish, town and benefice.) T.

d. R oman Catholic Church Hulme, Canon Anthony R. C. (Rural Dean of Bedford) The Roman Catholic Church in Bed­ fordshire. B.Mag. 14:315-318, 1975. 28 A8e ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY AND RELIGION A8e

e. Free Churches Bolam, C. Gordon. Association of Dissenting ministers in Northamptonshire. Tram, of the Unitarian Historical Society, vol. XV, No. 2, 1972. (Contains refs, to several ministers with Bedfordshire connections, e.g. James Bebham, Rev Thos. Bebham, Rev Samuel Palmer). C. Bushby, D. W. T wo hundred years of Methodism in St. Neots and district, 1775-1975. 55 pp. 1975. (Typescript: Beds. refs, include, , Potton and Tempsford.) C. Godber, Joyce. Friends in Bedfordshire and West . Luton and Leighton Monthly Meeting. 1975.100 pp. illus. B. C. L. M. R. Tibbutt, H. G. Some Early Non-Conformist Church Books. BHRS vol. 51. 88 pp. 1972. (Among the church books which arc described and from which extracts are given are: Bedford, Carlton, Kensworth, Brook End, Southill and .) Young, Kenneth. Chapel (1850-1950). Eyre, Methuen, 1972. (References to Harrold Congrega­ tional Church, pp. 137-138; 187-188 and to Leighton Buzzard, Hockliffe Street Chapel, p. 167.)

29 A9a FAUNA A9f

9. FAUNA

a. N atural History in General D ony, John G. A new system of recording for Bedfordshire. (Use of the National Grid.) B.Nat. No. 26:12-15,1973. A Report on sites of natural history interest in Bedfordshire. Luton. 11 pp. map. 1971. M. Guppy, Arthur W. The Bedfordshire Natural History Society. B.Mag. 14:164-166, 1974. The Bedfordshire Natural History Society of 1875. B.Nat. No. 29:63-65, 1975. Soper, F. G. R. Our Society - twenty-five years in retrospect. B.Nat., No. 26:50-51, 1973.

c. R egions Cowdy, Susan, D ony, J. G. and R ixon, Phillida. The natural country zone. Published by Berks, Bucks and Oxfordshire Naturalist Trust, Beds, and Hunts. Naturalist Trust, Northants. Naturalist Trust. 8 pp. 1970. (Typescript: contains some Bedfordshire material.) M. Hardwick Spinney, Stagsden. 1971. B.Nat. No. 26:42-47, 1973. Putnoe Wood, Bedford. 1971. B.Nat. No. 26:47-50, 1973. W ilsher, Edna. Wood: Bedfordshire’s little . Northants & Beds L, vol. 5, No. 38:36-37,1974.

d. Animals in Captivity T oovey, John. Whipsnade Park Zoo: the development plan and two individual projects. ERA. Jnl. of the Eastern Region of the R.I.B.A. No. 38, May/June, 1974. pp. 13-19. illus. C. Woburn Wild Animal Kingdom. Norwich, Jarrold & Sons. 20 pp. 1975. (Chiefly coloured illus. English text with French, German, Italian, introductions.) C.

e. R eserves Abington, W illiam. On the nature trail with the R.S.P.B. at Sandy. Northants & Beds L, vol.2, No. 18:47-48,1972.

f. Groups Dawson, N ancy. Dragonflies in Bedfordshire, a survey of old records. B.Nat. No. 29;50-53,1975. Chambers, V. H. Changes in the bee and wasp fauna during the past 25 years. B.Nat. No. 26:52-54, 1973. Champkin, W. J. Lepidoptera: reports of recorders. B.Nat. No. 26:19-22, 1973. Ing, Bruce. Stylops in Bedfordshire (rare parasitic insects). B.Nat. No. 29:53-55, 1975. Thomas, T. J. Spiders in Bedfordshire: a literature survey. B.Nat. No. 29:43-50, 1975. Mollusca: Bedfordshire Natural History Society: reports by recorders. B.Nat. Nos. 25-30, 1970- 1975. R ands, E. B. The molluscs of the . Lock Gate 3:135-138, 1971. 30 A9f FAUNA A9f Birds: Bedfordshire Natural History Society: reports of recorders, 1970-1975, compiled by P. F. Bonham. B.Nat. Nos. 25-30,1970-1975. Cox, G. T. Birds in Bedfordshire, 19. The Sandmartin. B.Mag. 12:321-322, 1971. Cox, G. T. Birds in Bedfordshire, 20. The Dabchick. B.Mag. 13:33-34, 1971. Cox, G. T. Birds in Bedfordshire, 21. Redpoll and Siskin. B.Mag. 13: 80-82, 1971. Key, H enry A. S. Birds in Bedfordshire - 25 years in retrospect. B.Nat. 26:58-66, 1973. N au, B. S. Bird population in relation to habitat in coniferous and deciduous woodland. B.Nat. No. 29:56-62, 1975. Anderson, D avid. Mammals in Bedfordshire, 1946-1971. B.Nat. No. 26: 67-69, 1973. Bedfordshire Natural History Society: reports of recorders on mammals compiled by D avid Anderson. B.Nat. Nos. 25-30,1970-1975. R ands, D. G. and Banks, C. The Harvest Mouse, Micromys tninutus in Bedfordshire: Interim report. B.Nat. No. 28:35-44, 1974.

31 AlOa FLORA AlOd

10. FLORA

a. General Bedfordshire Natural History Society. Reports of recorders, compiled by John G. D ony. B.Nat. for years 1971-75, Nos. 25-30. D ony, John G. Trees of the riverside. Lock Gate 3:107-108, 1971. Lord Luke: cricket-bat willows at Odell. Lock Gate 3:141 (correspondence). W ilks, J. H. Trees of the British Isles in history and legend. Muller, 1972. 255 pp. illus. (Beds, refs: Bedford School, Bunyan, Toddington, etc.) B.

d. Groups W ells, T erry. The flowering of some Bedfordshire orchids. B.Mag. 14:231-235, 1974.

32 All FOLKLORE All

11. FOLKLORE

Baggaley, D orothy. Bedfordshire ghosts. B.Mag. 14:27, 1973. Brown, Raymond Lamont. Casebook of Bedfordshire ghosts. B.Mag. 15:91-93, 1975. Chapman, Paul. 38 Mill Street, Bedford. (Report on the appearances of a ghost on these premises and of others in various parts of the County.) BTS 4 February 1972; 11 February 1972. B. C. Green, Andrew. Our haunted kingdom. Wolfe, 1973. (Describes 6 hauntings in Bedfordshire, pp. 19-25.) C. L’Estrange, Ewen. Witchcraft and demonianism. Muller, 1970. (pp. 204-206. The swimming test, ad 1612 Mother Sutton, widow and her daughter, Mary of Milton Mills, three miles from Bedford. Photocopies.) C. L. Snowdon, T eresa. Legends of the Devil from the villages of Marston Moretaine and Shillington. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 45:48, 1975. Steinmetz, L. A. W. More Bedfordshire ghosts. B.Mag. 14:282-283, 1974. W hiting, Paul. Look out for a Saxon without his head - some local ghosts. DG 30 December 1975, pp. 6-7. C.

33 c A12 GEOLOGY A12

12. GEOLOGY

Bishop, J. Our Luton. See B23a. County R eview: Minerals Aspect Report. Consultation draft. Beds C.C. 82 pp. maps, plans. 1972. B. C. L. M. Mineral Resources Consultative Committee. Mineral Dossier No. 3. Fuller’s Earth, edited by D. E. Highley. H.M.S.O. 26 pp. 1972. (Surveys the various sources of fuller’s earth in the UK, of which Woburn and Clophill are two.) C. O wen, El. G. The Gault and its junction with the in the Leighton Buzzard area . . . Proceedings of the Geologists Assoc, vol. 83, pt. 3, pp. 287-312, 1972. C. M. W ater R esources Board. An assessment of the groundwater resources of the lower greensand in the Cambridge-Bedford region, by R. A. M onkhouse. Reading, W.R.B. 37 pp. tables, diagrs. 1974. L.

34 A13a HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS A13b

13. HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS

a. General Bedfordshire County Council. Planning Dept. County Review. Aspect Report: the historical environment. Consultation draft, maps, 1973. B. C. L. Final draft, 92 pp. maps, 1974. B. C. L.

b. Archaeology and Early H istory Baker, D avid. ‘Bedfordshire rescue round-up’ Current Archaeol. 4:47:12 for 1974, pp. 369-372, 1975. B. Problems of town and country planners. (The role of the archaeologist in the planning process, the value of aerial photography and the use of data it provides in Bedfordshire) C.B.A. Research Report No. 12. Aerial Reconnaissance for Archaeology, 1975. C. Baker, D avid. Rescue archaeology and local government. County Councils Gazette, pp. 76-77, July 1974. C. Evison, Vera. Glass cone beakers of the ‘Kempston’ type. Jnl. of Glass studies, 14:48-66, 1972. C. Field, K. Ring ditches of the upper and middle Great Ouse valley. Archaeol. Jnl. vol. 131 for 1974, pp. 58-74, 1975. (Includes aerial views of Bedfordshire sites.) C. Fisher, Geoffrey. Archaeology in the Bedford Times, 1845-1850. B. Archaeol. J. 6:1-7, 1971. Green, H. Stephen. Early bronze age territory in Milton Keynes, Bucks, and the Great Ouse valley. Archaeol. Jnl. 131:33-57, 1974. C. H agen, R ichard. Three bronze age spearheads in the Luton Museum. B. Archaeol. J. 8:1-4, 1974. Two late medieval bronze belt chapes. B. Archaeol. J. 8:119-122, illus. 1974. FIall, D. N. and H utchings, J. B. The distribution of archaeological sites between the Nene and the Ouse valleys. B. Archaeol. J. 7:1-6, 1972. (216 known pre-medieval sites and 14 deserted villages: results of field surveys since 1966.) Kennett, D avid H. (compiler) Bedfordshire archaeology (A review of activities). 1969- 70. B. Archaeol. J. 5:119-126, 1970. 1970- 71. B. Archaeol. J. 6:81-88, 1971. 1971- 72. B. Archaeol. J. 7:89-98, 1972. 1972- 73. B. Archaeol. J. 8:138-143, 1974. Kennett, D avid H. An early Roman skillet in Bedford Museum. B. Archaeol. J. 1:82-83, illus. 1972. A medieval cooking pot type at Bedford. B. Archaeol. J. 7:86-87, 1972. Seventh century cemeteries in the Ouse valley. B. Archaeol. J. 8:99-108, 1974. An urn from and panel style at Kempston. B. Archaeol. J. 7:39-44,1972. Ordnance Survey. Britain before the Conquest. Ordnance Survey, 2 maps, scale: 1:625,000, about ten miles to one inch (coloured) with text. 68 pp. 1973. (Shows sites of settlements, fortifications, churches, roads, tracks, and the boundary of the Danelaw.) C. L. Saunders, C. The pre-Belgic iron-age in the central and western Chiltems. Archeol. Jnl. vol. 128:1-30, 1971. C. Simco, Angela. The iron-age in the Bedford region. B. Archaeol. J. 8:5-22,1974.

35 A13b HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS A13b Sites and discoveries: () Kennett, David H. Seventh century finds from Astwick. B. Archaeol. J. 7:45-51, 1972. (Bedford) Baker, D avid and others. Excavations in the area of Mill Street, Bedford. J3. Archaeol. J. 9:99-128, 1975. Part 1: The excavations and finds, by D avid Baker. Part 2: The horse and knight roof finial. . . by G. C. D unning. Part 3: The decorated tiles, by E. S. Eames. Excavations in Bedford, 1967. B. Archaeol. J. 5:67-100, 1970. D ring, G. J. A pre-Roman and early Romano-British settlement near Bedford. B. Archaeol. J. 7:81-82, 1972. Linger, Susan and Kennett, David H. Medieval jugs from Bedford. B. Archaeol. J. 7:67-72,1972. (Bromham) Tilson, Peter. A Belgic and Romano-British site at Bromham. B. Archaeol. J. 8:23-66, 1974. (Clophill) Fadden, Kevan. Mesolithic flints from Manor farm at Clophill. B. Archaeol. J. 8:131-133, 1974. (Dunstable) Excavation of a bronze age ring ditch, July-September, 1971. Mans. Arch. Soc. J. 21:3—15, 1972. Friary Field excavations. 1971. Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 21:15-27, 1971; 1972. Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 22:19- 20, 1973; 1974. Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 24:3-15, 1975. Friary Field excavations. Exciting new finds. DG 16 August 1974. (Phots.) C. H agen, R ichard. A Roman ditch in Dunstable Priory meadow. B. Archaeol. J. 7:35-38, 1972. M atthews, C. L. and H utchings, J. B. A Roman well at Dunstable. B. Archaeol. J. 7:21-34,1972. South West Quadrant. Diggers solve a mystery: 600-year-old kiln unearthed. DG 1 November 1974. C. Excavations, South West Quadrant, 1973. Mans. Arch. Soc. J. 23:3-29, 1974; 1974-75. Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 24:16-30, 1975. () Excavation at Spring Close,July-August 1972. Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 22:3-17, 1973. (Elstow) Baker, David. Excavations at Elstow Abbey. 1968-1970. Third interim report. B. Archaeol. J. 6:55-64, 1971. () Hall, D. N. Rescue excavations at Radwell gravel pits, 1972; with a report on the Roman pottery by P. J. W oods. B. Archaeol. J. 8:67-91, 1974. (Great Barford) Kuhlicke, F. W. A medieval steelyard weight from Great Barford. B. Archaeol. J. 5:115—117,1970. (Harrold) Brown, A. E. Excavations at Harrold, 1969. Wolverton Hist. J. pp. 16-18, 1970. C. Roman pottery kilns at Harrold, 1970. Second interim report. Milton Keynes J. 1:7-9, 1972. C. Harrold, 1971. Third interim report. Milton Keynes J. 3:9-10,1974. (An account of the third and final season of excavations at the Roman pottery and tile manufactory centre at Harrold Lodge Farm.) C. 36 A13b HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS A13c

Eagles, B. N. andEvisON, Vera I. Excavations at Harrold, 1951-1953. B. Archaeol.J. 5:17-55,1970. H all, D. N. A 13tli century pottery kiln site at Harrold. Milton Keynes J. 1:23-32, 1972. (Kempston) Kennett, D avid H. A Lost collared urn from Kempston. B. Archaeol.J. 5:5-8, 1970. Kennett, D avid H. Some decorative aspects of the Anglo-Saxon shield. B. Archaeol. J. 9:55-70, illus. 1975. (An examination of a shield from Kempston and its parallels, indicates the range of material available for the study of the decorative aspects of the Anglo-Saxon shield.) (Luton) H agen, R ichard. Anglo-Saxon burials from the vicinity of Mill, Luton. B. Archaeol. J. 6:23-26, 1971. Kennett, D avid H. Some Anglo-Saxon pottery from Luton. B. Archaeol. J. 8:93-98, 1974. (Maulden) Fadden, Kevan. Ruxox Farm, Maulden: 1. The prehistoric finds. B. Archaeol.J. 5:1-4,1970. Further flint finds from Ruxox Farm, Maulden. B. Archaeol. J. 7:79-81, 1972. (Old Warden) Spratling, Mansel. The late pre-Roman iron age bronze mirror from Old Warden. B. Archaeol.J. 5:9-16, 1970. Tread softly, for you tread on history. BTS 8 November 1974. (Reports on the discovery of a 14th century mosaic floor at Warden Abbey and on other recent ‘finds’ reported by County Planning Officer, resulting from the development of rescue archaeology in Bedfordshire.) B. C. Warden Abbey: a rare mosaic pavement found. Northants & Beds L vol. 4:15, 1974. (Radwell see Felmersham) () H all, D. N. and others. Excavations made from inside Ravensden church, 1969. B. Archaeol. J. 6:41-53, 1971. (Sandy) Dyer, James. Excavations at Sandy Lodge. B. Archaeol. J. 6:9-15, 1971. Johnston, D avid E. The Roman settlement at Sandy, Beds. B. Archacol.J. 9:35-54, illus. 1975. Kennett, D avid H. Pottery and other finds from the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Sandy, Beds. Medieval Archaeology XIV :17-33, 1970. C. L. M. (Streatley) Dyer, James. The excavation of two barrows on Galley Hill, Streatley. B. Archaeol. J. 9:13-34, illus. plans, 1975. (Tilsworth) Excavations at Warren Knoll. Mans. Arch. Soc. J. 22:17-18. 1973. (Willington) D yer, James. ‘The docks’ at Willington. Loch Gate 3:132-134, 1971.

c. Later History Bedfordshire County Council. County Record Office. Clothes in Edwardian Bedfordshire. (Notes for an exhibition presented by the County Record Office at Shire Hall, Bedford. Typescript. 1972.) C. R. 37 A13c HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS A13d Death and burial. (Notes for an exhibition presented by the staff of the County Record Office. Typescript. 1972.) C. R. Music in Bedfordshire. (Notes for an exhibition presented by the staff of the County Record Office. Describes the historical development of music in the County as reflected in the County Records. Typescript. 1973.) C. R. Clothes of the common people. B.Mag. 14:105-108; 113-114, 1973. (Taken mostly from accounts and other sources in the County Record Office.) D yer, James. The burial ground at Chicksands Priory, Beds. B. Archaeol. J. 5:101-108, 1970. H ayes, J. J. The Catherall family. (Luton: the will of Edward Catherall, 1612.) Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 23:39, 1974. H eaton, N ell. Traditional recipes of the British Isles. Faber, 1951. (Includes a recipe for a Bed­ fordshire dish - Apple Florentine pic - 18th century.) C. H orn, Pamela. The Victorian country child. The Roundwood Press. 244 pp. 1974. (Refs, to Bedford, Biggleswade, Clifton, Shillington, Steppingley, and Thurleigh.) C. Kennett, D avid H. A Bedford man. B. Aiag.14:89-90, 1973. (John Rawlins of Bedford: papers and business archives, 1811-24.) Large, D. B. Stand and deliver. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 37:51-52, 1974. (Some highway robberies of the 17th and 18th centuries.) M gGregor, M argaret. Christening and childhood in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 13:102-105, 1971. (Extracts from correspondence of the 17th and 18th centuries.) M ann, Gladys. Good food from old England. Muller, 1956. (Contains a recipe for a Bedfordshire clanger, pp. 113-114.) C. Markham, Sir Frank (1898-1975). A History of Milton Keynes and District, vol. 1, to 1830. Luton, White Crescent Press. 340 pp. illus. 1973; vol. 2, from 1800 to c. 1950. Luton, White Crescent Press. 330 pp. illus. 1975. (Has many references to Bedfordshir-.) C. L. M. R ichards, M argaret. Marriage in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 14:55-59, 1973. (Records of marriage settlements, accounts, etc. in County Record Office.) R immer, Vi. A 19th century Bedfordshire New Year: an extract from the diary of Faith Prudence, aged 12, 1894. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 31:23, 1974. R utt, M ichael. The Vine Farm murders (c.1846). Langford Diary 13:7, 1971. Schneider, J. P. and ELayes, J. J. An inventory of 1612/13. A Luton brewer (Edward Catherall). Includes notes on malting and the brewing process and on the Catherall family. Mans. Arch. Soc.J. 23:30-41, 1974. Searle, M uriel. Spending Sunday in Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds I. vol. 4, No. 47:42-43,1975. (Anecdotes on preachers and sermons of the past.) W arwick, Lou. Theatre Un-Royal, ‘They called them comedians’; a history of the Theatre sometime, Royal Marefair, Northampton (1804-84, 1887). Northampton, 1974, 278 pp. illus. (Contains numerous Beds, refs.) B. C. W atson, W. J. H. The community libraries of Bedfordshire from 1830-1965. (Submitted as a thesis for the Fellowship of the Library Association. 222 pp. 1972. Typescript and 35 mm microfilm copies.) C.

d. Printed R ecords and Sources Bedfordshire Non-Parochial Registers. Transcriptions produced from copies available at the County Record Office and in the case of Luton, those available on microfilm from the originals at the Public Record Office. All except Luton available for consultation at C. L. M. R. 38 A13d HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, RECORDS A13d Bedford. Bunyan Meeting (Old Meeting, Congregational and Baptist) Register of births, 1761-1857; burials, 1785-1829 (few burials after the middle of 1791). C.R.O. 29 pp. (type­ script). Church of the United Brethren (Moravian) Registers, 1742-1837. (Baptisms and burials to 1857.) C.R.O. 57 pp. (typescript). Mill Street Baptist Church. Register of births, 1792-1836. C.R.O. 4 pp. 1973 (typescript). Biggleswade. Baptist Church (Old Meeting) The Register, 1762-1837. C.R.O. 8 pp. (type­ script). Cardington. Cotton End Congregational and Baptist church. Register of births and baptisms, 1806-1837. C.R.O. 6 pp. (typescript). Cranfield. Baptist Church. Register of births, 1799-1837. C.R.O. 4 pp. (typescript). Harrold. Congregational Church. Register of baptisms, 1812-1836. C.R.O. 5 pp. (typescript). Hockliffe. Congregational Church. Register of baptisms, 1803-1833. C.R.O. 3 pp. (typescript). Houghton Regis (and Dunstable). Baptist Church. Register of births, 1769-1836. Burials, 1794-1837. C.R.O. 6 pp. (typescript). . Baptist Church. Register of births, 1771-1811; 1849. Burials, 1786-1806. C.R.O. 8 pp. (typescript). Luton. Baptist Meeting: burials, January 1837-Junc 1854. P.R.O. microfilm. L. R. Wesleyan Chapel and Luton Methodist Circuit: baptisms, October 1803-July 1837. P.R.O. microfilm. L. R. Roxton. Congregational Church. Register of baptisms, 1824-1837. C.R.O. 3 pp. (typescript). ShefFord Hardwick. Baptist Church. Register of births, 1828-1835. C.R.O. 3 pp. (typescript). Turvey. Congregational Church. Register of baptisms, 1829-1836. C.R.O. 4 pp. (typescript). Wootton. Baptist Church. Register ol births, 1828-1837. C.R.O. 2 pp. (typescript). Bedfordshire Parish Registers. Transcriptions produced from copies at the County Record Office. All available for consultation at C. L. M. R. Bedford. Vol. 58. St. Paul’s Bedford, 1566-1812, based upon the transcript of Mr F. W. Kuhlicke for the years up until 1809. C.R.O. 1971-73. 3 vols. Clifton. Vol. 62. Clifton, 1539-1812, transcribed by Mrs Jean T aylor and Bedford Modem School. C.R.O. 1974. 140 pp. . Vol. 59. Farndish, 1587-1836, transcribed by B. H. V. Topping. C.R.O. 1970. 28 pp. Keysoe. Vol. 60. Kcysoe, 1602-1812. C.R.O. 1974. 102 pp. Potton. Vol. 61. Potton, 1602-1812, transcribed by Mrs Jean R ow, P. R. C owell, and the staff of the County Record Office. C.R.O. 1974. 312 pp. Ridgmont. Vol. 57. Ridgmont, 1539-1812, by D avid D evereux. C.R.O. n.d. 101 pp. Stagsdcn. Vol. 63. Stagsden, 1602-1812. C.R.O. n.d. 110 pp. Benet, John (Vicar of Harlington, 1443-1471). Chronicle for the years, 1400-1462. R oval Histori­ cal Society. Camden Fourth Series, No. 9, 1972, pp. 151-233. C. Calendar of State Papers, preserved in the Public Record Office. Domestic Series. James II, vol. 3, June 1686-Fcbruary 1689. H.M.S.O. 1972. (Various references to Beds, persons and places- sec iudex.) C. Curia Regis Rolls, preserved in the Public Record Office. 15 vols. H.M.S.O. 1922-1972. (Series in progress.) These are the records of the King’s Bench Court which were kept from the time of the Norman Conquest. Reproduced here in the Latin text. Vol. 1 begins with records from the reign of Richard I. Volume 15 concludes with the Easter term, 21 Henry III. (Individual volume indexes contain numerous Beds, references.) C. Keliiam, R obert. Illustrated . . . (viii) 599 pp. 1788. (Bedfordshire: pp. 99-101. A list of all tenants in capite or serjeantv.) C. N.coll. 39 A14 METEOROLOGY A14

14. METEOROLOGY

Bedfordshire Natural History Society. Reports of recorders, compiled by A. W. Guppy. B.Nat. Nos. 25-30,1971-1975. Guppy, A. W. Meteorology: twenty-five years in retrospect. B.Nat. No. 26:18, 1973. Rainfall at Cardington a century ago and today. B.Nat. No. 26:56-58, 1973. Floods. November, 1974. Troops are ready for flood alert. BTS 22 November 1974, pp. 1, 11, 20. Ib. 29 November 1974, p. 2. B. C. Tornado. Leighton Buzzard, 1950. The day disaster struck. BBO 20 May 1975, p. 10.

Whirlwind. Report of a whirlwind at Henlow. BC 24 December 1971. n n

40 A15a MILITARY HISTORY A15d

15. MILITARY HISTORY

a. R egimental The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment (The 16th Regiment of Foot). A brief history. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 44:20-21, 1975. Royal Marines, 1836-57. See C25b (Bannister). T ibbutt, H. G. N o football in no-man’s-land. B.Mag. 14:298-299, 1974. (The Bedfordshire Regiment on the Western Front, Christmas 1914.) Going to Table Bay. B.Mag. 14:189-192, 1974. (Events of the Boer War, 1899-1902 and the participation by battalions of the Bedfordshire Regiment and Bedfordshire Yeomanry - the unveiling of the South African War Memorial at Bedford in 1904.)

d. M iscellaneous M acrae, R obert. Winston Churchill’s Toyshop. 228 pp. 1971. (An account of the activities of MD1 during World War II, in producing secret weapons, some of which took place in Bed­ fordshire.) C. L.

41 A16a NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS A16b

16. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

a. N ewspapers Battle of the Bedfordshire Standard and Bedfordshire Times. BTS 5 September 1975 (Touchstone). B. C. The Bedford Record and General County Advertiser. No. 74, vol. Ill, Saturday, 6 May 1876, viii pp. (Facsim. copy of the earliest known extant copy, in the British Library.) See also B21b. C. Bedfordshire Journal. Weekly, Bedford. No. 1, 20 April 1972-. B. C. Link. Lea Manor Community Newspaper, monthly, Luton. No. 1, October 1975-, L.

b. Periodicals Bedford Boat Club Magazine, 1951: early days. Lock Gate 3:155-156, 1971. Bedford District Report (introducing the new district authority). Spring 1975, 8 pp. B. C. Bedfordshire Naturalist: Journal of the Bedfordshire Natural History Society. B.Nat. Nos. 26-29 for the years 1971-1974; edited by R. V. A. W agstaff. Business in Beds, Bucks and Herts. A monthly newspaper devoted to commerce and industry, published in association with Luton, Dunstable and District Chamber of Commerce Inc. No. 1, April 1973-(This replaced the former ‘Chamber of Trade Journal’, 1946-January 1973, quarterly.) L. Dyer, James. Twenty-five years old (Bedfordshire Magazine). B.Mag. 13:133-134, 1972. Eastword. Eastern Arts Association, monthly, vol. 1, No. 1, c. 1970. L. B. C. Review. This house journal of the London Brick Company continued publication, giving items of news and information about the company’s activities and employees, including those in Bedfordshire. The latest issue of this five year period (vol. 5, No. 6, November/ December 1975) was a special anniversary publication with articles on the history of the company from its formation in 1900. See also A6c. C. Redbomc ’70. Magazine of Rcdbome School, Ampthill. 1969-1970. C. See Round. The monthly newsheet of the Diocese of St. Albans. As ‘St. Albans Diocesan Leaflet’ 1923-, (Incomplete file, April 1972-. Complete from January 1975.) C. The Terrier. Journal of the Mid-Bedfordshire District Council. No. 1, May 1974-No. 11, Novem­ ber 1975. ' C. L. 325. Magazine of the Bedfordshire and Luton Pre-Playgroup Association, vol. 1, No. 1, 1972-. C. What’s On in the Thames and Chilterns. Quarterly, Thames and Chilterns Tourist Board, 1974-. B. C. L. A 17a NUMISMATICS A17a

17. NUMISMATICS

a. C oins Hagen, R ichard K. Some Anglo-Saxon pennies from Bedford Mint, now in Luton Museum. B. Archaeol. J. 9:71-74, 1975. (Anglo-Saxon pennies produced by the Bedford Mint between ad 955-1135. An index gives a complete listing of locations of coins and moneyers known from the Bedford Mint.) Kuhlickf., F. W. The Bedford Mint. B.Mag. 13:167-171, 1972.

43 A18a SPORTS AND PASTIMES A18c

18. SPORTS AND PASTIMES

a. General Kuhlicke, F. W. Medieval tournaments in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 14:32-37, 1973. Mid-Bedfordshire District Council. Sport and recreation in Mid-Beds. 13 pp. (A list of organisa­ tions. Typescript.) C. Sporting Memories. (Boxing, coursing, fox-hunting, pony-trotting, shooting.) BTS 6 and 13 December 1974 (Touchstone). B. C.

b. Ball Games Bond, P. G. Diamond anniversary of a remarkable cricket match; St. Albans XI v. Luton Town. Bank Holiday Monday, 1913. B.Mag. 14:24-26, 1973.

c. Field Sports Bedford Modem School. Rowing crew, c. 1888/9: mystery of an early eight. BTS 13 July 1975 (Touchstone). B. C. Bedfordshire Scout Council. County Digest, No. 3. Diamond Jubilee Souvenir, 1 June 1967, 35 pp. T. Chetham Sons & Biffen and Bedford Corporation. Copy of correspondence, etc., relating to a dispute over rights to have punts on the river at Bedford, 1914-1915. T. County Angling, Bedfordshire: a column by ‘Esox’ which appeared in most issues of Northants & Beds L from volume 2, No. 13, 1971-No. 24, 1973. News of angling conditions and events in the County. Eastern Sports Council. A regional strategy for water recreation. 1971. B. C. L. T ardrew, N eville (aged 13). Fishing in Bedfordshire. B.Mag. 13:211-212, 1972. T ibbutt, H. G. Hunting the hare in Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 18:31-33, 1972.

44 A19a TOPOGRAPHY, ETC., THE RIVERS A19a

19. TOPOGRAPHY, ETC., THE RIVERS

a. General The Automobile Association. A.A. illustrated guide to Britain. Drive Publications Ltd. 1971. Second revision, 543 pp. 1972. (Beds, section: pp. 216-219 with col. illus.) B. C. L. Around Bedford: an itinerary for the road traveller. Second edition, Bedford. F. Hockliffe. 1891. 61 pp. map. (Describes 43 itineraries from Bedford to towns and villages within the County and beyond, e.g. Cambridge, Newport Pagnell and Northampton.) C. Bedfordshire County Council. Arts and Recreation Dept. , Bedfordshire (1975). (A folded brochure with plans and coloured illustrations showing the natural and historic features of the area, 1975.) B. C. L. Bedfordshire County Handbook. Published for Bedfordshire County Council by Ed J. Burrow & Co. Ltd. Cheltenham and London, 1974, 108 pp. illus. map. Bishop, C. Handbook to Hitchin and neighbourhood. Third edition, 1899, 114 pp. (Includes in­ formation on the Bedfordshire villages of Henlow, Shefford and Shillington.) C. Chilterns Standing Conference. A plan for the Chiltems. 1971. 74 pp. photos, maps. (Includes some Beds, areas, e.g. Kensworth, Streatley, Whipsnade.) C. L. C ook, Frederic W. (compiler). Cyclists Touring Club. British Road Book (4 vols.) Vol. 2 com­ prising South Midland counties. Third rev. ed. E. R. Shipton, 1906, 749 pp. (See index for Beds, refs.) C. N.coll. D aniels, W yn. Uncle Silas country. B.Mag. 14:228-230, 1974. (Recalls the setting of many stories by the novelist and short story writer, H. E. Bates, north Bedfordshire, Northants and Huntingdonshire in the early part of the century.) D ony, John G. Opening up the Bedfordshire countryside. B.Mag. 13:184-190, 1972. Godber, Joyce and D ickinson, Philip. The King’s England: Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire, by Arthur M ee, fully revised and edited. Hodder & Stoughton, 1973, 318 pp. illus. map. Ibid. Reviewed by R ichard W ildman, Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 27:40,1973. A Holiday to remember (in Bedfordshire), a diary from 1911. BTS 21 December 1974 (Touch­ stone). B. C. H oufe, Simon. Old Bedfordshire: a collection of 145 photographs (with captions). Luton, White Crescent Press, 1975, 85 pp. B. C. L. M. M eadows, Eric. Bedfordshire: a pictorial guide, based upon the original text of Simon Larkman (1950). Luton, White Crescent Press, 1975. 142 pp. illus. (An introduction to the County fol­ lowed by an alphabetical ‘gazetteer’ giving brief notes. Appendices deal with historical refer­ ences.) B. C. L. M. M ee, Arthur, see Godber, Joyce and D ickinson, Philip. Mid-Bedfordshire Official guide: issued by authority of the Mid-Bedfordshire District Council, Home Publishing Co. Ltd. (1975) photos, map. 92 pp. B. C. L. Mid-Bedfordshire District Council. Year Book and calendar, 1974-75. Kempston, Henry Burt & Son Ltd. 14 pp. 1974. C. Snowdon, T eresa. Tread the path of Bunyan’s way. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 38:50-51, 1974. W eekley, Ian. The Brickworks landscape: the changing face of Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 18:26-27, 1972. 45 A 19a TOPOGRAPHY, ETC., THE RIVERS A19b

W est, Bernard. The Ivel villages: a circular tour of parishes. Bedford, Viking Lithoprint, 1975 13 pp. C. L. Where; In Bedfordshire: the selective guide to Bedfordshire restaurants, pubs, theatres, what’s on, outdoor leisure ... and much more. Peter C. W hite. 1975, 88 pp. B. C. L. Maps. While printed maps have generally been excluded as a class from the Bibliography and students of Bedfordshire geography and history must await the publication of a county carto- bibliography, it has been thought worthwhile to include the major current Ordnance Survey series in this section of the new Supplement. Carr, J. L. A historical map of Bedfordshire. 1974. (A pictorial map, showing historical sites and events associated with Bedfordshire). B. C. L. H olehouse, John E. Famous early maps ol , Huntingdonshire, Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 41:48—51, 1974; No. 42:50-51, 1974; vol. 5, No. 49:36-37, 1975. Ordnance Survey. Metric edition. 1:50,000. Map of Great Britain. Sheet: 152 Northampton and Milton Keynes; 153 Bedford and Himtingdon; 165 Aylesbury and Leighton Buzzard; 166 Luton and Hertford. B. C. L. Metric edition. 1:25,000. Beds, covered by sheets: SP 91-96; TL 01-06,11-16, 23-25. B. C. L. Metric edition. 1:10,000. In progress. B. C. L. Metric edition. 1:2,500. In progress. B. C. L. Metric edition. 1:1,250. In progress. B. C. L. Second Land Utilisation Survey of Great Britain. Bedfordshire mainly covered by sheets: TL 01/11 Harpenden, Herts; TL 02/12 Luton; TL 03/13 Ampthill; TL 04/14 Bedford South; TL 05/15 Bedford North; TL 06/16 Kiinbolton. C. L.

b. T he R ivers

Ashman, B. G. Boating from Bedford in the Fifties; 1. Bedford to Paxton. Lock Gate 3:276-278, 1973; 4. St. Ives to Bedford. Lock Gate, 4:25-28 1974. Carter, W. B. The Great Ouse and its tributaries: a capacity and density study. Addendum 1. Zone 1. Eastern Sports Council. 31 pp. 1973. C. Cassels, D. K. The Great Ouse Restoration Society: its work and achievements. B.Mag. 14:100- 103, 1973. Eastern Sports Council. Conference on the Recreational Development of the Great Ouse and its associated waterways, July 1970. Opening address by Alderman L. Childs, a precis. Lock Gate 3:111-113, 1971. Control of density and flow of river traffic. Lock Gate 3:129-131, 1971. River bank access: precis of a paper. Lock Gate 3:172-173, 1971. Faulkner, Alan. The Bedford river launches. Part 1, The Bedford Steamboat Company. Lock Gate 4:118-122, 1975. The Great Barford Working Parties: a synopsis. Lock Gate 4:83-86, 1975. (Activities of the Waterways Recovery Group.) What now; Lock Gate 3:256-259, 1973. (Ideas for improving the navigation of the Great Ouse River.) The Great Ouse: from Tempsford to Bedford, described in verse. Lock Gate 3:109-111, 1971. The Great Ouse River Cruiser Survey, 1972, by D. B. W allace. The Great Ouse and its associated waterways. Addendum 2. Zone 1. Eastern Sports Council. 11 pp. 1973. C. Ideas behind the Survey and happenings during the Survey. Lock Gate 3:250-252, 1973. 46 A 19b TOPOGRAPHY, ETC., THE RIVERS A19b The Great Ouse River: bringing the Ouse navigation to Bedford. Lock Gate 3:159-165, 1971. (Documents relating to the promotion of the waterway.) Crossing the river at Roxton and Tempsford. A deed of covenant, 21 March, 1894. Lock Gate 3:144, 1971. The Great Ouse River Authority. The new gauging station at Roxton, Beds.: a statement. Lock Gate 3:143, 1971. . . . and its predecessors: the pre-World War II improvements by the land drainage authorities. Lock Gate 3:228-229, 1973. Greviixe, F. (John Grcville Fennell.) First annual inspection of the Bedford waters (Great Ouse) by the Bedford Angling Club. BTI25 April 1874, p. 3. C. lvel Navigation (Abandonment) Act, 1876. 12 pp. (Section 4 is headed, ‘For the protection of the owner of Sandy Mill’). T. The New Weir at Newport Pagnell: part 1, River flow gauging prior to 1965. Lock Gate 3:116- 119, 1971. River Ouze Tolls, two tables of tolls and loads (1851), reproduced. Lock Gate 3:197-198, 1972. Soper, F. G. R. Twenty-five years of river change (The Great Ouse). B.Nat. 26:54-55, 1973. Summers, D orothy. The Great Ouse: the history of a river navigation. David Sc Charles, 274 pp. photos, maps, 1973. (Dorothy Summers has charted the navigation history of the Great Ouse from Bedford to King’s Lynn and the Wash; its tributaries, locks, staunches, bridges, mills, boats and boatmen, set against the constant need for good drainage.) B. C. L. M. W heeler, G. G. G. The Ouse Drainage Bill: an explanation and commentary. Reprinted from The Huntingdonshire and Peterborough Standard. 23 pp. map, c. 1930. T.

47 A20a WORDS AND NAMES A20d

20. WORDS AND NAMES

a. Dictionaries and Dialect O rton, Harold and W right, N athalia. A word geography of England. Seminar Press, 302 pp. 1974. (Contains 251 word maps showing how dialect speaking people use different words for common notions, Beds. refs, throughout.) C.

c. Place-names, Local Field, John. English field names dictionary. David & Charles, 291 pp. 1972. (Contains some Beds, refs. See Brook Land, Church Field, Hunger Hill, South Field, Windmill Field, etc.) C. L. Page, Andre. H ow some Northants and Bedfordshire places got their names. Northants & Beds L, vol. 4, No. 40:51, 1974.

d. Personal N ames Surnames. Is yours a Bedfordshire surname! Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 16:58, 1971; No. 20:6, 1972; No. 25:63, 1973; Vol. 3, No. 27:41, 1973; No. 29:49, 1973.

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B. PLACES 21. BEDFORD

a. T opography, Guides, etc. Bedesmen’s Place and neighbourhood. Is this desecration of holy ground; BTS 21 April 1973. (Touchstone). B. C. Bedford District Council. Bedford District Official guide. Home Publishing (Southern) Ltd. 156 pp. map, 1975. (A guide describing the new Bedford District created by the reorganisation of local government in 1974.) B. C. Bedfordshire Association of Architects. Architectural Heritage: Bedford Town Trail one and Bedford Town Trail two. illus. plans, 1975. (Two brochures, each describing a walk through Bedford lasting approximately two hours.) B. C. L. Bridge (Bedford) to the past. BTS 29 December 1972,12January 1973 (Touchstone). B. C. County Hotel, Bedford. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 15:38, 42. Girling, Fred J ay. St. Paul’s Square, Bedford (Sketch with notes). Northants & Beds L vol. 5 No. 38:24-25, 1974. Kelly’s Directory of Bedford and Kempston. 1971-75. (Continued to appear annually.) B. C. L. R. Post Offices (in Bedford). BTS 9 August 1974 (Touchstone). B. C. Priory Terrace, Bedford. (A description of the restoration work carried out.) Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 50:35-36, 1975. Redundancy in Bedford. (Howard United Reformed church and Holy Trinity church) CL 28 November 1974, p. 1647, photos. C. L. St. John House, Bedford. Notes produced for a visit by members of the County Council. 1970. (Typescript). C. St. Loyes: A good thing, or a bad thing; BTS 5 July 1974 (Touchstone). B. C. St. Peter’s Street, No. 13-Progress, tool of the gremlins. BTS 20 October 1972 (Touchstone). B. C. Special Report: The Times 15 July 1972. B. C.

b. R ecords, H istory Baker, David. Bedford Castle: some preliminary results from rescue excavations. Château Gaillard vi. Etudes de Castellologie Médiévale. (Colloquium papers: 16-22.) 1975. Bedford Record Centenary Souvenir, 1874-1974. 48 pp. col. illus. with Bedford Record and County Advertiser, 6 May 1876. (Facsim. of earliest known copy of the paper.) Original in BM. B. C. Borough of Bedford. BTS 5 April 1974. (Special Supplement with colour illus. produced to commemorate the ending of the old borough under local government reorganisation. Traces the history and development of the former borough.) C. B. Buik, Pat. The destruction of Bedford Castle. (An account of the part played by Falkes de Breauté and his eventual downfall.) Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 28:59, 1973. 49

D B21b BEDFORD B21b Bunyan Statue. A description, unveiling ceremony, Corn Exchange Meeting, etc. BTI 13 June 1874, pp. 5-8 and 20 June 1874, p. 6. C. Cardington Road. The Blacksmith’s Arms: pub that spawned the Tory Club. BTS 20 July 1972 (Touchstone). B. C. Corn Exchange. Opening of the new Com Exchange. BTI 18 April 1874, pp. 5-8. C. D are, R eginald A. A History of Owen’s School. Wallington, Surrey. Carwall, Ltd. 192 pp. illus. 1963. (Chapter xxi, pp. 112-121 describe the period 1939-45, when Owen’s School spent the wartime years in Bedford.) B. Fleet, Andrew S. The Pakistani community in Bedford: a socio-religious study of an immigrant community, xi, 74 pp. illus. maps, 1971. (Typescript: Submitted as part requirement for the Theology Examination of the Degree of Bachelor of Education, Bedford.) C. Gosling, R ay. Bedford (Description of the town as seen on a short visit. Some references to historical events.) Listener, 28 October 1971. C. Greenshields, M argaret F. The siege of Bedford Castle. 8 pp. n.d. (Reprint of an article which originally appeared in B.Mag. vol. 4, 1954. See Bibliog. 1962). Griffith, J. A. G. and others. Coloured immigrants in Britain. O.U.P. 225 pp. 1960. (Based on a survey that was carried out in several English towns including Bedford, but not much informa­ tion that specifically relates to Bedford.) L. T. H assall, Jane and Baker, David. Bedford: aspects of town origins and development. B. Archaeol. J. No. 9:75-94, plans, 1975. (The implications of recent development and the needs of a future research programme are discussed. Appendices list sites excavated, 1967-74, and pre-1841 buildings still extant.) (A reprint of the above, to which has been added 15 illustrations and a cover.) Liddle, Philip, (editor) Bedfordshire Archive Teaching Unit 2. The growth of Bedford town, 1610-1973. Traced through seven maps with commentaries, presented in a booklet. 41 pp. Beds. C.C. 1973. (Bedfordshire Local History Series.) B. C. L. M. Midland Road in 1894. BTS 25 January 1974 (Touchstone). B. C. M yatt, J ohn. Town of many colours. Listener, 10 July 1975, pp. 50-51. (Based upon a BBC television documentary programme on the immigrant communities of Bedford.) C. Parliament: Select Committee on Race Relations and Immigration. Housing: Bedford. Minutes of evidence, 15 February 1971, H.M.S.O. pp. 223-270. C. A Riot of ad 1439. Examination into the Bedford riot. (A conflict between the supporters of the Lords Grey and Fanhope.) Selden Society, vol. 35. Select cases before the King’s Council, 1243-1482; ed. by I. S. Lead am and J. F. Baldwin. 1918. pp. cxi-cxiv, 104-106. C. ‘Stroller’, A weekly column of news and comment, appearing in The Bedford Record has included innumerable items of interest for the local historian. The ‘Those were the Days’ series of old photographs which ‘Stroller’ has reproduced, reached No. 360 by the end of December, 1975. B. C. W ildman, R ichard. Bedford Past and Present: a collection of photographs of old Bedford repro­ duced with present day views for comparison. Paul Hooley & Associates, Bedford, 1975. (80 photographs with captions.) B. C. L. Bygone Bedford. Luton, White Crescent Press, 1974. (163 photographs reproduced from various local sources.) B. C. L. W right, Thomas. The Life of Edward FitzGerald. 2 vols. 1904. See Bibliog. 1962, C25b FitzGerald. (Useful for material on Bedford and photographs relating to the period, 1838-59, when Edward FitzGerald visited the town annually to stay with his friend, W. Kenworthy Browne of Cauldwell House and Goldington Hall.) B. C. 50 B21c BEDFORD B21c

c. Places of W orship and R eligious Bodies The Church in Bedford. A report submitted to the Bishop of St. Albans by the Commission. Chairman: Mr James C obban. St. Albans Diocesan Office, December 1971, 40 pp. appendices, map. C. Howard United Reformed Church, Bedford. Attorney General v. Trustees of the Howard United Reformed Church, Bedford. Knights Local Govt. Reports, vol. 73, part 8, September 1975, pp. 364-75. (Appeal to the House of Lords, 7 May 1975, with opinions given by the Lords, Diplock, Simon of Glaisdale, Cross of Chelsea, Kilbrandon and Salmon.) C. Prayer for a church. Final prayer to the House of Lords. DT 18 July 1974. C. Roman Catholic Church. Opening of the new Catholic Church. BTI 2 May 1874, p. 5, and 9 May 1874, p. 6. C. St. Paul’s Church, Bedford. Dedication of the memorial window (to Harry Alfred Harding.) by Rev. Canon W. A. Robins on Trinity Sunday, 22 May 1932. (For H. A. Harding: see, Bibliog. 1962. C25b). N.coll. T ydeman, Rev. Garwood S. A brief history of Old Meeting Baptist Church. 1963. Revised edition, 1970, 15 pp. (This Meeting was formed by John Bunyan in 1670 and was in communion with the Bunyan Meeting at Bedford until 1710.) M. W ildman, R ichard. Ecclesiastical exemption. Built Environment September 1974. p. 442. (An account of the legal arguments concerning the Howard Church in Bedford, its listing as a historic building and the rights of the Trustees to offer it for sale.) C.

d. Charities Bedford Charity (Harpur Trust) Balance sheet and accounts for the year ended, 31 March. Annual. Godber, Joyce. The Harpur Trust, 1552-1973. Harpur Trust, Bedford, illus. 1973. B. C. L. R. Sheba’s marriage portion. B.Mag. 15:69-72, 1975. (The Jewish community in Bedford and the Harpur Trust during the 19th century.) Kuhlicke, F. W. The Christie Charity. B.Mag. 14:144-145, 1974. Who was Dame Alice Harpur? Sir William Harpur and Camberwell. Eagle vol. 39:439-440, 1974. R.

e. Schools Bedford Modern School. Forward to a new era. (An account of the move to the new school premises at Manton Lane, Bedford.) Eagle vol. 40, No. 282, Summer, 1974, photos. R. Bedford Modern School song, words by T. Coates, music by A. E. Meyrick, 1920. Eagle vol. 39:431-432, 1974. R. The Eagle: The Magazine of Bedford Modem School. Commemorative edition, 1834-1974, Vol. 39, No. 283, i-vi, 366^182, vii-xi pp. 1974. R. Kemball-C ook, Brian; Headmaster, Bedford Modem School, 1965- reviews the progress of the last decade (1964—74) Eagle vol. 39:398^101,1974. R. King, P. J. School sport in the 20th century. Eagle vol. 39:402-409, 1974. R. Bosworth, Jill. Bedford School. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 46:22-25, 1975. (Some history, but mainly describing the present school.) Bushby, D. W. Elementary school in Bedford, 1868-1903. BEIRS vol. 54, pp. 9-107, 1975. T hompson, J. D. The development of Secondary Education from 1902-70 in the Borough of Bedford. Vocational Aspects of Education vol. 24, No. 58:105-112,1972. C. 51. B21f BEDFORD B21g

f. Administration Bedford Borough Council. Health Department. Public Health in Bedford. Reports of the Medical Officer of Health for the Borough, 1970-72. C. Bedford Improvement Bill, 1835. (Not proceeded with) 5 Will. IV, 29 pp. (Included provisions for gas supply.) T. Bedford Interim Central Area Plan, June 1974. Report of the Working Party with comments of the Steering Group of Chief Officers. Beds. C.C. Bedford District Council, plans. 1974. B. C. L. T. Bedford Waterworks Company. Prospectus, 1859. (This venture was not proceeded with). T. House of Industry, Bedford. BTI21 June 1873 and 28 June 1873. C. Missing Links. 3. A Roads Campaign Council publication. 16 pp. c. 1961. (Contains an article with illustrations on the proposed Batts Ford Bridge, Bedford, pp. 1-5. Argues the case for the bridge and asks why ‘one essential missing link’ for a smooth and fast traffic flow on the A6 has not been provided.) T. Sewage Disposal Works (Bedford) A guide . . . second edition, revised and enlarged by W. Santo Crimp. Charles Griffin & Co. Ltd. 1894. (Chapter xiii, pp. 173-185. Bedford Sewage Farm - irrigation, 1889 with plan, experiments on absorption, pumping, distribution and crops grown on the farm.) T. The Sewage Disposal Works: a visit by the Institution of Sewage Purification, 15 July 1954, 12 pp. (Typescript: descriptive notes for the visitors.) T. Squires, Ian. H.M. Prison, a series of four articles which look at life in the prison at Bedford. BR 24 December 1974; 31 December 1974; 7January 1975; 14January 1975. B. C. Stockdale, Eric. An attempted gaol break in 1684 (Bedford). B.Mag. 13:93-95. The Bedford Gaol that John Howard knew. B.Mag. 14:29-31, 1973. The Bedford gaoler and the Prussian guardsman. B.Mag. 13:338-341, 1973. (Concerning William Stevens, gaoler at Bedford Gaol, 1735-38 and some of his prisoners.) When the Railways came to Bedford. BTS 31 January 1975 (Touchstone). B. C. W ildman, R ichard. The work of the Bedford Society. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 14:22-23, 1971.

g. Cultural and R ecreative Facilities Bedford Borough Council. Library, Museums and Art Gallery Committee. Bedford Public Library: New Central Library official opening, 18 April 1972. Programme with illustrated brochure. B. C. Bedford Park. An account of all the moneys expended . . . 1890. T. Bedford Park and Recreation Ground: Report and estimate of Messrs Barron and Son of Elvaston Nurseries, Borrowash, nr Derby. 3 pp. (1887). T. Boult, Sir Adrian and others. Bedford and the BBC. B.Mag. 13:135-39,1972. (An account of the BBC’s stay in Bedford during World War II.) Crisis takes on Corporation. (An alternative proposal for the new relief road plan) Architects Jnl. 31 May 1972, pp. 1190-1191. C. Dawkins, Grahame. Bedford Park fifty years ago. B.Mag. 12:333-336, 1971. Exits and entrances: some notes on Bedfordshire theatres and comment on the Duck-Mill Lane Theatre project at Bedford. (Editorial.) B.Mag. 15:89-90, 1975. Golden era of roller skating. BTS 12 April 1974 (Touchstone). B. C. 52 B21g BEDFORD B21g

Kuhlicke, F. W. History of the Bedford Museum. Northants & Beds L v ol. 2, No. 13:17-19, 1971. Open University, Bedford Study Centre, Mander College. End of term report. BTS 23 July 1971. (An account of the work of the centre with comment from some students of the year.) B. C. R ew, Catherine. Archaeology, schools and Bedford Museum. B. Archaeol. J. No. 9:9-12, 1975. Tibbutt, H. G. Bunyan libraries. B.Mag. 15:55-57, 1975. W ebber, M ichael. The Cecil Higgins Art Gallery. Arts Review August 1971, p. 153. (Edinburgh Festival issue.) C. When the Theatre Came to Bedford. BTS 14 February 1975 (Touchstone). (The opening of the Royal County Theatre and Opera House, Bedford, on 1 April 1899.) B. C.

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22. DUNSTABLE

a. T opography, Guides, Directories Dunstable Official Guide, with folding street plan, illus. Gloucester: British Publishing Co. Ltd. 80 pp. 1974. C. L. H arrison, M ichael. Error: The Windsock, West Street, Dunstable. ERA Jnl. of the Eastern Region of the Royal Institution of British Architects. No. 38, May/June 1974, p. 27, illus. C. H ickenbottom, S. The new Dunstable. B.Mag. 14:140-144, 1974.

b. R ecords, H istory Bateson, M. Borough customs, edited . . . for the Selden Society. Selden Society vol. 21, B. Quaritch, 1906. (Contains references to Dunstable concerning alms, oblations, tithe, heirlooms.) C. Bryer, Colin. Looking back on a decade (Notes on events in south Bedfordshire, 1964-74). DG 31 December 1974. C. Cheney, C. R. The making of the Dunstable Annals, ad 33-1242. Medieval texts and studies (Collected essays). 1969, pp. 209-230. C. Dunstable Borough Dies: Reorganisation of local government, 1 April 1974. DG 29 March 1974. (Comments on Dunstable from some past mayors of the borough.) C. H ayward, M. J. (compiler) The Story of Dunstable. Dunstable Borough Council, 1973. 26 pp. illus. ‘This is an attempt to relate the tale of Dunstable briefly and in one piece.’ C. L. R amsbottom, M ick. Royal pageantry once graced the town. DG 20 December 1974. (A survey of Christmas celebrations at Dunstable throughout the ages.) C. Roll of the arms of the knights at Dunstable in the seventh year of the reign of Edward III. C.E.L. Collectanea Topographica and Genealogica vol. IV, pp. 389-395, 1837. C. Scott, Ben. One man won’t forget. (Recollections of the changing traffic scene in Dunstable, by a 92-year-old former mayor of the borough. DG 15 March 1974. C. Twaddle, W. Old Dunstable: a collection of 110 pictures. Luton, White Crescent Press, 63 pp. 1975. C. L. M.

c. T he Priory and O ther Places of W orship, etc. Congregational Church. Building is dangerous. DG 7 July 1972, p. 1. C. Church demolished. DG 27 October 1972, p. 1. C. M arks, R ichard C. The sculpture ofDunstable Priory, c. 1130-1222. An M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, May 1970. 65 pp. + 34 pp. of illus. (copies not to be made unless the permission of the author has been given). Photocopy of typescript. C.

d. Charities R owe, L. M. The Chew Family Charities ofDunstable. 1. Chew family history. B.Mag. 13:197-200, 1972. 2. Chew’s School, part 1. B.Mag. 13:270-274, 1972. 3. Chew’s School, part 2. B.Mag. 13:289-292, 1973. 4. The charities of Jane Cart and Frances Ashton. B.Mag. 13:355-358, 1973. 5. The Ashton Schools Foundation. B.Mag. 14:9-16, 1973. 54 B22e DUNSTABLE B22g

e. Schools Bond, P. G. Memories of a Bedfordshire school. Ashton (Dunstable) Grammar School, c. 1925-47. B.Mag. 14:114-116, 1973. D ay, Vera. A child’s world of two Dunstable schools. Ashton School, Church Street, and Moreton House School, 1919-24. B.Mag. 14:251-254, 1974.

g. C ultural and R ecreative Faciuties O rr, D avid. Society in need of a home of its own (Manshead Society). An article describing archaeological activity taking place around Dunstable. DG 25 January 1974. C.

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a. T opography, Guides, Directories Bedfordshire Association of Architects. Architectural Heritage: Luton town trail, illus. plan. 1975. (A brochure describing a walk through Luton, beginning at the railway station.) B. C. L. M. Bishop, J. Our Luton. 31 pp. diagrs. 1972. (Typescript: A geological and geographical study.) L. M. C. (photocopy) Briffa, G. The Man on wheels a pub at Luton. ERA No. 38, pp. 21-22, illus. 1974 (Jnl. of RIBA. Eastern Region). C. A descriptive account of Luton; illustrated. W. T. Pike. 49 pp. (c. 1890). L. Environmental studies in the Luton area: a guide to local resources. Luton, 24 pp. 1971. (Lists places of interest, printed sources, etc. Prepared by the local history group at Luton Teachers Centre.) M. Gems of Luton: a collection of permanent photographs. Deacon & Sons. n.d. c. 1910 16 pp. (Photographs with captions.) M. Hats off to Luton. An extract from What’s on in the Thames and Chilterns, Spring 1975. C. L. High Town: an outline for the future. Luton Borough Council, c. 1972. L. Kelly Directories Ltd. Directory of Luton. (This continued to be issued annually until 1975 when the company discontinued many of its town directories.) B. C. L. Luton Festival, 11-18 May 1974. Programme, 36 pp. (Contains a guide to ‘History of Luton Exhibition’ held at the Central Library.) L. River Walks Series. 1. The Marsh. The . 7 pp. illus. 2. The Waulud’s Bank. 7 pp. illus. Luton Borough Council. Recreational Services Dept. (1975). L. Yearbooks. Borough of Luton Yearbook. 1896-1901 (5 vols in one). 1902-1906 (4 vols in one). 1910, 1925-27, 1929-31, 1933-37, 1939-43, 1946-48, 1950- to date. L. Luton Year Book, the official guide and directory of organisations, 1972-73. White Crescent Press. 160 pp. C. L. M. Ibid. 1975. C. L. M. W est, Bernard B. Chiltem Green Farm (near Luton): a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XC. B.Mag. 14:38-39, 1973. Allen, Arthur B. Old Stopsley characters. 3. The Schoolmaster, C. H. Breed, 1864-1954. B.Mag. 12:337-342,1971. Stopsley Pubs. B.Mag. 13:327-330, 1973. War comes to Stopsley (1914-18). B.Mag. 14:203-209, 1974. Sundon Barton, Pat M. A view of life in , Luton. B.Mag. 14:194-195, 1974.

b. R ecords, H istory Campaign to save our heritage from the axe - selected buildings of historic interest in Luton, described. LN 23 January 1975. L. 56 B23b LUTON B23f D.M.H. Old Luton. Published by the Scientific, Literary and Artistic Club, Luton. 23 pp. (c. 1890). C. L. D arby, A udrey S. A View from the Alley. Luton Museum and Art Gallery, 96 pp. 1974. (An account of a childhood spent in Luton during the early part of the present century.) C. L. M. Dyer, James and D ony, John G. The Story of Luton. Third rev. edition. Luton, White Crescent Press, 215 pp. illus. 1975. (Contains new material on the churches, also educational developments and the structure of the hat industry, by John G. D ony.) B. C. L. M. The Final Frontier: Luton Home Guard, Second World War. (An article looking back to when the Home Guard was formed.) LN 21 August 1975, photos. L. Hawkes, J oseph. Memory sketches of Luton. (News cuttings collected from the Luton Reporter c. 1895. Mounted in a scrapbook, but incomplete.) L. Kennett, D avid H. Nineteenth century Luton, the making of an urban landscape. 56 pp. 1974. (Typescript.) C. L. M. Luton Market: a shopping revolution. Luton County Borough Council, 12 pp. 1972. (Includes a brief history of the market with photographs of past sites.) L. M. M ears, J ohn. A History of Waller Street (Luton). Putteridgebury College, 154 pp. maps, 1971. (Photo-copy of a thesis.) L. Royal Commission on Market Rights and Tolls, pp. 101-107. Report of the Inquiry regarding Luton Market, held at the Town Hall, 3 July 1888 (Photo-copy). M. W aller, A. E. Albert Road: some recollections. 12 pp. (Approximately 4,500 words: personal recollections, dated 1970. Typescript.) M. W hite, H arold (compiler). Old Luton: a collection of 145 photographs. White Crescent Press, 80 pp. 1974. B. C. L. M.

c. Places of W orship and R eligious Bodies Fisher, S. J. The people of the Meeting: tales of a church in Luton. Luton Museum and Art Gallery, 98 pp. illus. 1975. C. L. M. Franklin, Bernard G. A century and a half and more at High Street Methodist church, . Luton, 10 pp. illus. 1974. L. M. A Home-made Church. St. Peter’s (Christ Church parish) Luton, n.d. c. 1913, Luton, 20 pp. M. Lowe, J ohn W. Memories of Choir, 1926-1940. B.Mag. 13:363-64, 1973. Urquhart, C olin. (Vicar of St. Hugh’s church, , 1970-1976.) When the Spirit comes. Hodder & Stoughton, 1974. (Describes the development of the Pentecostal Movement within the congregation of St. Hugh’s, Lewsey.) C. L. St. Mary’s. Luton’s Parish Church. (A guide). White Crescent Press, c. 1970. L. M.

d. Charities Janes, Sir H erbert. The Janes Trust. The history of the Trust described by the founder. Luton, Janes Trust, 35 pp. illus. 1968. L. f. Administration Luton Borough Council. 1876-1964. Corporation Accounts, 1907-37/38. M. Abstract of Accounts, 1938/39-1963/64. M. Minutes and Reports, 1900-33 (Various years), 1934-. M. Minutes and Reports, 1911-14, 1919-64. L. Minutes and Reports, 1922/23-1944/45. C. 57 B23f LUTON B23g Luton County Borough. 1964-74. Minutes and Reports. L. Abstract of Accounts. L. Luton District Council. Minutes and Reports, 1974-. C. L. Luton Union Workhouse. BTI5 July 1873; 13 July 1873. C.

g. C ultural and R ecreative Facilities Buick, Pat. Luton Arts Council. The first ten years. B.Mag. 13:237-241, 1972. Estdale, John. The Luton Band. B.Mag. 13:121-124, 1971. Luton Arts Council. Luton, 2,000: a case for the arts. 30 pp. 1973. L. M. Luton-Wolfsburg. Its life and work. Luton Borough Council, 1970. (A booklet commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Luton-Wolfsburg twin town friendship link.) L. M.

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a. General (Ampthill) Snowdon, T eresa. Ampthill. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 19, pp. 19-21, 1972. U nderwood, Andrew. ‘Home Rule for Ampthill’. Ampthill Urban District Council, 199 pp. illus. map, 1974. B. C. L. M. U nderwood, Andrew. The parish church of St. Andrew, Ampthill. 1964. Second edition (revised) 35 pp. illus. 1972. C. Union Workhouse. Ampthill. BTI 19July 1873 and 2 August 1873. C. R. W alker, Janet. Ampthill: a poem and photographs. B.Mag. 13:341-344, 1973. () W est, Bernard B. Arlesey: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCV. B.Mag. 14:301, 1974. (Aspley Guise) Baker, Anne. Aspley Guise: A village that is not a village. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 48, pp. 21-24, 1975. The Old House, Aspley Guise . . . Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 51, pp. 14-17, 1975. Larkin, Barbara. Brief encounter (Life in a thatched cottage at Aspley Guise). B.Mag. 14:6-9,1973. () Large, D. B. The changing face of Aspley Wood and Aspley Heath. B.Mag. 15:81-85, 1975. M organ, A. J. The six year’s war. (A dispute concerning rights of way on Aspley Heath, 1898- 1904.) B.Mag. 13:293-297, 1972. (Barford sec Great Barford) (Barton-le-Clay) Barton Mill: Owner aims to restore old mill, photo. EP-E 16 August 1974. L. () Large, D. B. St. Peter and All Saints, Battlesden. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 50:22, 1975. (Biddenham) Biddenham Society. A Plan for Biddenham. 1974. 32 pp. (This booklet has a map of the parish showing the conservation area, also civil and ecclesiastical boundaries.) C. (Biggleswade) How the town Biggleswade proved the prophets wrong. BC 29 August 1975. (Special supplement.) C. R ayner, Eric. Biggleswade. Beds. Mag. 13:58-64, 1971. Snowdon, T eresa. Biggleswade - a busy market town. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 23:17-20, 1973. Spong & Son (Chemists, stationers, printers, est. 1836). Almanack and Directory of Biggleswade, 1880. 1914. " M. Union Workhouse, Biggleswade. BTI 13 December 1873 and 24January 1874. C. R. 59 B24a OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES B24a (Bolnhurst) Kennett, David H. The Francklins and Bolnhurst. 41 pp. 1975. (Typescript. Represents an attempt hy the author to give a full account of the change in ownership and tenancy of the farms of the Francklin estate at Bolnhurst.) C. L. R. (Bromham) Bedfordshire County Library. Bromham Library: a new service . . . 4 pp. 1975. (A guide to the new library at Bromham.) B. C. The Long Bridge at Bromham. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 20:34-35, 1972. W est, Bernard B. Bromham Mill: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XC. B.Mag. 14:60-61, 1973. ( see Northill) () An Act for making a chapel lately built by John Coppin Esquire, at Market Street in the parish of Caddington, in the County of Hertford, a perpetual Cure and Benefice, and for other purposes therein mentioned. Geo. II, 1740. (The Mermaid was bought in 1738 to be turned into a school, particulars of the endowment of both the chapel and the school with trustees also, pp. 487-512.) N.coll. (Campton) Campton; guide to Campton, Bedfordshire. Campton Parish Council, 33 pp. illus. map, 1975. C. L. (Cardington) Addington, N orah M. A Cloud of witnesses: Cardington Methodist chapel, 1823-1973. 16 pp. 1974. ‘ C. Baker, David. The inhabitants of Cardington in 1782. BHRS vol. 52, 242 pp. 1973. (Based upon the ‘General account of the number of persons in each house, 1 January 1782’. D avid Baker has transcribed the document and provided a very full introduction to this and other documents in the County Record Office which relate to Cardington at the latter end of the eighteenth century.) Carthy,J oan. Cardington School: its history. 24 pp. 1973. C. M. W est, Bernard B. Herrings Green, Cotton End: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, LXXXVIII. B.Mag. 13:200-201, 1972. (Carlton) H ill, Betty. Carlton. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 40:16-20, 1974. (Chiltern Green see Luton B23a) (Clapham) Baker, Anne. Clapham retains the look and feel of a village. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 50: 18-21, 1975. (Clophill) Hill, Betty. Clophill, a beautiful Bedfordshire village. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 38:19-23, 1974. W est, Bernard B. Clophill: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCIX. B.Mag. 15:103, 1975. 60 B24a OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES B24a () Cockayne v. Manyngham and others. ‘John Manyngham and ... to answer John Cockayne esquire on a plea wherefore they . . . with force and arms broke into the close and houses of the said John Cockayne at Berry Hatley.’ (ad 1471. Record of the case and translation.) Selden Society, vol. 47, pp. 158-160, Year Books Series, 1930. C. St.John the Baptist church, Cockayne Hatley. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 18:34-35, 1972. W ard, D. B. Cockayne Hatley ... small hamlet in the comer of Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 43:26, 1975. (Cotton End see Cardington) (Cranfield) W est, Bernard B. Cranfield: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCIV. B.Mag. 14:246-247, 1974. (Dean) D olman, Peter. Upper and windmills. B.Mag. 13:250-254, 1972. M ackay Brown, C. L. F. All Saints Church, Upper Dean. B.Mag. 14:1-6, 1973. (Elstow) H artley, Peter. A Short guide to the Abbey Church of St. Mary and St. Helena, Elstow, Bed­ fordshire. 1956, revised and reprinted 1971. 4 pp. (An abridged edition of a longer guide by S. V. H artley, father of the present author. See Bibliog. 1962.) C. Snowdon, T eresa. Elstow, Bunyan’s village. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 29:17-19, 1973. W est, Bernard B. Elstow Moot Hall and Church: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCI. B.Mag. 14:104-105, 1973. (Eversholt) Snowdon, T eresa. Eversholt . . . village lying behind the Woburn Abbey estate. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 34:19-21, 1974. (Felmersham) Girling, Fred J. St. Mary’s Church, Felmersham. Sketch. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 46: 48-49, 1975. (Flitton) M arks, R ichard. St.John the Baptist, Flitton. Bedfordshire Churches No. 6. B.Mag. 13:54-57, 1971. (Flitwick) Ampthill & District Archaeological and History Society. Flitwick: a short history (edited by T. R ussell Key). 36 pp. illus. 1973. C. L. M. Pamphilon, Elsie. Edgar the higgler (village life c. 1920). B.Mag. 14:187-188, 1974. (Girtford see Sandy) (Goldington, merged with Bedford Borough, 1934) Jackson, L. Goldington Hall - Motor Age will stir the ghosts. (Past owners and occupiers recalled.) BTS 13 August 1971. B. C. Those ghosts of Goldington Hall that never were. BTS 12 September 1975 (T ouchstone). B. C. 61 B24a OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES B24a (Great Barford) Cassells, D. K. and others. The Heritage of Great Barford. Great Barford Parish Council, 44 pp. illus. 1975. C. Great Barford Lock, new lock and weir. Lock Gate 4, No. 5:71-73, 1974. W est, Bernard B. Great Barford: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCIII. B.Mag. 14:210-211, 1974. The River at Great Barford. Lock Gate 3, No. 15:271-275, 1973. (Harlington) W ilsher, Edna L. The changing face of Harlington (recollections and a poem). B.Mag. 14:27-28, 1973. (Harrold) Baker, Anne. Harrold. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 54:14-16, 1975. Girling, Fred Jay. Harrold Bridge, Beds: a sketch. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 24:30-31,1973. St. Peter and All Saints church, Harrold. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 29:34-35, 1973. T hompson, Isobel F. Poachers at Harrold. B.Mag. 15:103-106, 1975. () Burgon, J. W. Houghton Conquest (shortened version of an article deposited in the C.R.O.) B.Mag. 14:91-97, 1973. Hill, Betty. Houghton Conquest. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 36:16-18, 1974. (Houghton Regis) R ayner, Eric. Houghton Regis. B.Mag. 13:349-354, 1973. (Husborne Crawley) Church End area. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 22:11, 1972. W est, Bernard B. Husborne Crawley: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCII. B.Mag. 14:162-163, 1974. (Kempston see Bedford B21a) Kelly’s Directory of Bedford and Kempston. (Knotting) Cock-fighting in the chancel . . . events in the history of St. Margaret’s Church, Knotting. BTS 15 October 1971. B. C. Girling, Fred Jay. Knotting’s ancient church. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 25:28-29, 1973. (Langford) Langford: Just a minute (extracts from past parish council Minute Books of Langford). Langford Diary 13:15,1971. C. M. Parochial Charities of the parish of Langford - a report by a committee of the parish council, 4 April 1895. Langford Diary 16:11,1972. C. M. R utt, M ichael. Langford Quaker Meeting. Langford Diary 12:10-11,1971. C. M. Open fields: historical notes about Langford. Langford Diary 10:11,1971; 11:11,1971. C. M. (Leighton Buzzard) Girling, Fred Jay. That was Leighton Buzzard, that was. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 31:46-47, 1974. Rayner, Eric. Leighton Buzzard. B.Mag. 12:311-320, 1971. 62 B24a OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES B24a

R ichards, P. S. The railways’ influence on Leighton Buzzard. B.Mag. 15:97-101, 1975. Scammell, John J. F. (vicar). Guide to the parish church of Leighton Buzzard. British Publishing Co. 48 pp. photos. 1973. (See Bibliog. 1962 for previous edition.) C. L. Union Workhouse, Leighton Buzzard. BTI22 November 1873 and 29 November 1873. C. R. What will Domesday 2,000 hold for Leighton Linslade? EP-E 30 July 1975, pp. 10-11. (An article relating the history and the recent development of Leighton Buzzard and Linslade - now one administrative unit.) L. (Lidlington) Snowdon, Teresa. Lidlington, Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 27:18-20, 1973. (Little Staughton) N ewman, J ohn R. The Great storm at Little Staughton. B.Mag. 13:310-314, 1973. (Lower Dean see Dean) (Maulden) Timpson, Lucy. Maulden, Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 46:14-17, 1975. () The parson of Meppershall v. the Prior of Chicksands. Michaelmas Term, Edw. II, ad 1312-1313. ‘An assize utrum is brought by a parson against a prior to ascertain whether a certain acre with appurtenances belongs to the church of the parson in free alms, or is the lay fee of the prior. . . . Selden Society, vol. 34. Year Book Series, vol. 13, pp. 70-72, 1917. C. (Milton Ernest) Snowdon, T eresa. Milton Ernest, where the old and new meet. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 15:16-18, 1971. W est, Bernard B. Milton Ernest: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, LXXXVII. B.Mag. 13:148-149, 1972. (Nor thill) ‘Goosey’. The Birthday treat (c. 1923). B.Mag. 14:59, 1973. T urk, Frances. A child at Budna. Northants &Beds L vol. 4, No. 39:46-47, 1974. (Odell) Bell, Patricia. Odell (an historical account). B.Mag. 15:119-124, 1975. Girling, Fred Jay. The parish church of All Saints, Odell. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 47: 40-41, 1975. Packe, R uth M. Life in a country parsonage, 1890 (Odell). B.Mag. 13: 95-101, 1971. (Old Warden) Hill, Betty. Old Warden. Northants & Beds L vol. 4, No. 42:16-19, 1974. T aylor, John W. R. Where history takes wings: the Shuttleworth Collection. CL 30 August 1970, pp. 992-993, phots. C. L. ( see Shillington) (Potton) Where time and then tide, pass by. BC 29 August 1975 (Special supplement). C. 63 B24a OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES B24a (Roxton) The New Weir and Lock at Roxton. Lock Gate 3, No. 13:230-233, 1973. The Opening of Roxton Lock. Lock Gate 3, No. 13:223-227, 1973. (Sandy) Brushe, John. Girtford Bridge and John Wing II. B.Mag. 15:59-61, 1975. A guide to the parish church of St. Swithin, Sandy. 1971. C. Sandy: official guide and handbook, issued by authority of the Sandy Town Council. G. W. May Ltd. 40 pp. photos, maps, 1975. Foreword by Audrey C. Boothby, Chairman of Sandy Town Council. C. Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. See Abington, W illiam. A9e. ‘Living on the Isle of Sand.’ BC 29 August 1975 (Special supplement). C. W est, Bernard B. Hasells Hall: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, LXXXVI. B.Mag. 13:128-129,1971. () Girling, Fred Jay. The parish church of St. Peter, Sharnbrook. Northants & Beds L vol. 5, No. 41: 34-35, 1974. Snowdon, T eresa. Shambrook: a village steeped in history. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 17: 19-21, 1971. (Shefford) H arwood, Peter. The Story of Shefford. Shefford Amenity Society, 19 pp. 1975. (Published as part of the Shefford Market Charter Anniversary celebrations.) C. Shefford Market Celebrations: Sheepford, 1225-Shefford, 1975. Programme 12 pp. 28 June- 12 July 1975. (Contains some short articles on aspects of Shefford’s history.) C. (Shillington) W est, Bernard B. Pegsdon: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, LXXXV. B.Mag. 13:68-69, 1971. (Stagsden) D avis, T erry. Stagsden: a charming old world village. Northants & Beds L vol. 3, No. 31:17—19, 1974. W est, Bernard B. Stagsden: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCVIII. B.Mag. 15:58-59, 1975. (Stanbridge) Griffin, J. A. Threshing at Stanbridge. B.Mag. 13:255-256, 1972. (Stevington) A Guide to Stevington church. 16 pp. plan. (Typescript, 1971.) C. () Stotfold Directory, with street plan. Second edition, 78 pp. First Stotfold Venture Scout Group, 1975. C. (Sutton) Girling, Fred Jay. All Saints Church, Sutton, Bedfordshire. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 15: 34-35, 1971. (Thurleigh) Daniels, W yn. Reprieve for Thurleigh. B.Mag. 13:83, 1971. 64 B24a OTHER TOWNS AND VILLAGES B24a (Toddington) Dillingham, R ichard. Headmaster, St. George of England School, Toddington, 1950-1977. Notes on the History of Toddington, 42 pp. 1971. (Typescript: presented to the Library by the author.) C. (Turvey) Andrew, T homas (died c. 1930). Jonah at Turvey: a poem. B.Mag. 14:196, 1974. John, son of Philip of Holewelle and Roger Wylie by their attorneys claim against William Mordaunt, five messuages, one mill, 224 acres of land . . . 40 acres of wood, and two parts of two mills with their appurtenances in Turvey . . . Selden Society, vol. 61. Year Books Series, vol. 22, pp. 286-288, 1942. W est, Bernard B. The chancel of Turvey Church: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, LXXXIII. B.Mag. 12:33, 1971. (Upper Dean see Dean) () W est, Bernard B. Westoning Church: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XCVII. B.Mag. 15:38-39, 1975. D avey, Peter. A normal log village: school for mentally handicapped children at Westoning Manor. Architects Jnl. 162, 27 August 1975, pp. 398-401. C. Gifts will aid village for the handicapped. DT 31 October 1973. (,£4,600 of Princess Anne’s wedding present from the Army allocated to the McIntyre Schools Ltd. at Westoning, Beds, and Wingrave, Bucks.) C. (Whipsnade) R ayner, Eric. Whipsnade. B.Mag. 14:75-82, 1973. (Wilden) ‘Life’ visits East End farm, Wildcn. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 19:16-18, 1972. (Willington) D yer, James. ‘The Docks’ at Willington, Bedfordshire. Lock Gate 3:132-134, 1971. Godber, Joyce. Willington. B.Mag. 13:281-288, 1973. (W ilshamstead) W est, Bernard B. : a Bedfordshire sketch-book, XC. B.Mag. 13:358-360, 1973. (Woburn) Bedford Arms Hotel. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 17:43-45, 1971. Snowdon, T eresa. ‘Life’ visits Woburn. Northants & Beds L vol. 2, No. 21:17-20, 1972. Union Workhouse, Woburn. BTI23 August 1873 and 30 August 1873. C. R. (W restlingworth) v. the Prior of Newnham. The Prior of Newnham was summoned to answer Roger of Hereford of a plea that he permit him to present a fit person to the church of which is void and in his gift . . . ad 1314. Selden Society, vol. 37. Year Books Series Vol. 18, Edw. II, pp. 191-196, 1920. C. (Wymington) W est, Bernard B. Wymington: a Bedfordshire sketch-book, LXXXIX. B.Mag. 13:318—320,1973. 65 C25a BIOGRAPHY C25b

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Smith, H. A. The Life and thought of William Hale White. Birmingham, Ph.D. thesis, 1939. Univ. ofB’ham. Wild, Frank (1874-1939), Commander, polar explorer. Spent early childhood at Everton, Beds. Educated at Bedford. Author o f‘Shackleton’s last voyage’, 1923. Who Was Who, 1929-10. B. C. L. Wright, William (1829-1900), rector of Sutton, 1884-1900. M.E.B. vol. 6, 1921. C. INDEX OF AUTHORS Abington, W., 30 Chambers, V. FI., 30 Addington, N. M., 60 Champkin, W. J., 30 Alcock, N. W„ 28 Channon, G., 21 Allen, A. B„ 56 Chapman, P., 33 Anderson, D-, 31 Cheney, C. R., 54 Andrew, T., 65 Cirkct, A. F„ 10,18, 67, 81 Ashman, B. G., 46 Clark, R. H„ 14 Ault, W. O., 14 Coaten, A., 67 Coates, T., 51 Cobban, J., 51 Baggaley, D., 33 Cobbe, H., 67, 68, 71, 79 Bagshawe, T., 24 Cockman, F. G., 21, 22 Baildon, W. P., 9 Cole, A. C., 75 Baker, A., 59, 60, 62 Cole, R. E. G., 18 Baker, A. R. H., 14 Conisbee, L. R., 19, 20, 66, 68, 71, 73, 75 Baker, D., 35, 36, 49, 50, 60 Cook, F. W., 45 Baldwin, J. F., 50 Cooper, E. J., 75 Banks, C., 31 Cooper, T., 67, 70 Barton, N. R., 75 Copner, J., 69 Barton, P., 56 Coppock, J. T„ 14 Bateson, M., 54 Course, W. J., 14, 18 Baumgartner, L., 74 Cowdy, S., 30 Beavington, F., 14 Cowell, P. R., 39 Bedford, Nicole, Duchess of, 79 Cox, G. T„ 31 Bedford, 7th Duke of, 16 Crimp, W. S., 52 Beeson, C. F. C., 15 Curtis, A., 25 Bell, P„ 63, 72 Curtis, L., 22 Benet, J., 39 Cust, L. H., 79 Bcnzian, B., 14 Berridge, J., 68 Bevis, T. A., 69 D.M.H., 57 Bishop, C., 45 Daniels, W., 45, 64 Bishop, G., 24 Darby, A. S., 57 Bishop, J., 34, 56 Dare, R. A., 50 Blackiston, G., 79 Darley, G., 15 Blunden, J., 24 Davcy, P., 65 Bolam, C. G., 29 Davies, G., 67 Bond, P. G., 44, 55, 72, 74 Davies, R., 21 Bonham, F. P., 31 Davis, T., 16, 18, 64 Borley, H. V., 21 Dawkins, G., 52 Bosworth, J., 51 Dawson, N., 30 Boult, Sir A., 52 Day, V., 55 Briffa, G., 56 Devereux, D., 39 Brown, A. E., 36 Dickinson, P., 45 Brown, C. L. F. Mackay, 24, 61 Dillingham, R., 65 Brown, R. L., 33 Dolman, P., 18, 61 Browne, T. H., 69 Dony, J. G., 20, 24, 30, 32, 45, 57, 77 Brushe,}., 64 Dring, G. J. A., 36 Bryer, C„ 54 Dunning, G. C., 36 Buick, P., 58 Duval, N., 68 Buik, P„ 49 Duvcen, D. I., 74 Bulfield, A., 21 Dyer.J., 37, 38, 42, 57, 65 Bullock, C., 80 Bullock, F. W. B„ 73 Burgon, J. W., 62 Eagles, B. N., 37 Bushby, D. W„ 11, 28, 29, 51 Eames, E. S., 36 Butlin, R. A., 14 Ecton, J., 28 Egan, B. S. H„ 15, 16 Estdale, J., 21, 58 Cameron, H. K., 15 Evison, V. I., 35, 37 Carlyle, E. I., 80 Carrington, N. T., 69 Carter, W. B„ 46 Fadden, K., 36, 37 Carthy, J., 60 Farquhar, C., 24 Cassells, D. K., 46, 62 Faulkner, A., 46 Cave-Browne-Cave, T. R., 22 Faulkner, R. A., 81 83 INDEX OF AUTHORS Field, J., 48 Heaton, N., 38 Field, K., 35 Henderson, W. O., 25 Firth, Sir C., 76 Hesse, A. W., 78 Fisher, G., 35 Hickenbottom, S., 54 Fisher, S. J., 57 Highley, D. E., 34 Fleet, A. S., 50 Hill, B., 17, 60, 62, 63 Fletcher, D. S., 13 Hill of Luton, Lord, 74 Fletcher, J. A., 78 Hinc, R. L., 69 Flower, C. T., 9 Hobhouse, C., 77 Foley, J., 69 , G., 20 Ford, R. E., 69 Horn, P., 24, 38 Forman, R. S., 81 Houfe, S., 15, 16, 18, 45, 78 Foster, J. J., 79 Howarth, D., 70 Franklin, B. G., 57 Howlett, D. R., 71 Freeman, S. C. R., 14 Howse, D., 80 French, Y., 77 Hulme, Canon A. R. C., 28 Furlong, M., 69 Humphriss, D., 72 Hunt, R. W., 76 Hunter, E., 78 Gamlen, St. J- O., 17 Hutchings, J. B., 35, 36 Gibbs, M. E., 79 Gibson, W. E., 79 Gillingham, G. T., 80 Ing, B., 30 Girling, F.J.,49, 61,62, 63, 64 Irvine, J. S. W., 69 Godber, J., 18, 29, 45, 51, 65, 73, 76 Gosling, R., 50 Graham, W., 78 Jackson, A., 78 Grant, M. D., 21 Jackson, L., 61 Graves, A. B., 19 Janes, Sir H., 57 Greaves, R. L., 20, 69 Johnson, C., 69 Green, A., 33 Johnston, D. E., 37 Green, A. H., 66 Jones, A., 13 Green, H. S., 35 Jones, A. C., 13 Green, Sir J. L., 24 Jones, B., 16 Greenshields, M. F., 50 Greville, F. (J. G. Fennell), 47 Grey, P., 11 Kelham, R., 39 Griffin, J. A., 64 Kemball-Cook, B., 51 Griffith, J. A. G., 50 Kenadjian, E. B., 69 Grosart, A. B., 67 Kennctt, D. H., 11,17, 20, 26, 35, 36, 37, 38, 57, 60, Gross, C., 19 68, 75 Grove, H., 28 Keppel, S., 72 Gunnis, R., 71 Key, H. A. S., 31 Guppy, A. W., 30, 40 Key, T. R., 61 Guttery, T. E., 22 King, P. J., 51 Klickstein, H., 74 Kuhlicke, F. W., 15, 28, 36, 39, 43, 44, 51, 53, 66 Hadfield, M., 77 Hagen, R., 35, 36, 37, 43 Haley, Sir W., 81 Large, D. B., 15, 38, 59 Hall, D. N., 35, 36, 37 Larkin, B., 59 Hall, Sir R. de Zouche, 19 Lawson-Johnston, P., 28 Hanbury, J., 18 Leadam, I. S., 50 Hanson, M., 17 Lee, S., 68, 79 Hare, M., 15 Leleux, S. A., 25 Harris, C. L., 78 L’Estrange, E., 33 Harris, E. V., 18 Liddle, P., 50 Harrison, M., 54 Linger, S., 36 Hart, W. H., 68 Litten, J. W., 16 Hartley, P., 61 Lowe, J. W., 57 Harwood, P., 64 Hassall, J., 50 Havins, P. J. N., 21 Mable, N., 68, 78 Hawkes, J., 57 McGregor, M., 20, 38, 70 Hayes, J. J., 38 McIntyre, M., 75 Hayward, M. J., 54 McKie, D., 22 84 INDEX OF AUTHORS Macrae, R., 41 Rimmer, V., 38 Maitland, F. W., 9 Rixon, P., 30 Mann, G., 38 Roberts, F. C., 66 Markham, Sir F., 38 Robinson, B., 28 Marks, R., 54, 61 Robinson, D. H., 23 Matthews, C. L., 36 Roden, D., 14 Mattingly, G. E. G., 14 Row, J., 39 Meachaen, C. I., 16 Rowe, B.J. H., 68 Meadows, E., 24, 45 Rowe, L. M., 54 Meager, G., 22 Rule, A. M. B., 69 Mears, J., 57 Rutt, M., 11, 38, 62 Mee, A., 45 Rydz, D. L., 12 Mercer, E., 16 Meyrick, A. E., 51 Micklewright, F. A. A., 69 Saunders, C., 35 Miller, R. A., 21 Sayles, G. O., 9 Monkhouse, R. A., 34 Scammell, J. J. F., 63 Montgomerie, G., 25 Schneider, J. P., 38 Morgan, A. J., 59 Scott, B., 54 Myatt, J., 50 Searle, M., 38 Seccombe, T., 78 Sharrock, I. R., 69 Shipton, E. R., 45 Nau, 13. S., 31 Sidney. S., 22 Newman, J. R., 63 Simco, A., 35 Nicholson, A., 74 Sinclair, J. A., 23 Norway, N. S. (Nevil Shute), 22 Smith, Anthony C., 14, 80 Smith, Arthur C., 18 Smith, A. J., 81 Orr, D., 55 Smith, H. A., 82 Orton, H.. 48 Smith, M. U., 81 Owen, H. G., 34 Smith, P., 21 Owen, R. H., 79 Smith, T. P., 15, 16, 17, 18 Snowdon, T., 16, 17, 18, 33, 45, 59, 61, 63, 64, 65 Soper, F. G. R., 30, 47 Packe, R. M., 63 Spratling, M., 37 Page, A., 48 Squires, I., 52 Palmer, J., 16, 18, 24 Staines, E. N., 16 Painphilon, E., 61 Steer, F. W., 13 Peel, A., 68, 80, 81 Steinmetz, L. A. W., 33 Perry, P. J., 14 Stockdale, E., 11, 52, 74, 75 Phillips, M., 80, 81 Summers, D., 47 Pike, W. T., 56 Sutherland,}. R., 78 Pinder, D. A., 24 Sydney, W. C., 74 Ponsonby, A., 76 Prekopp, P., 26 Prescott, H. M., 68, 71, 76 Taffs, W., 79 Prouty, C. T., 73 Tardrew, N., 44 Puttick, 13., 67 Taylor, J., 39 Taylor, J. W. R., 63 Thomas, T. R., 30 Ramsbottom, M., 54 Thompson, I. F., 62 Rands, D. G., 31 Thompson, J. D., 51 Rands, E. 13., 30 Thompson, P., 16 Ransom, J. E., 74 Tibbutt, H. G., 14, 20, 22, 23, 29, 41, 44, 53, 66, 67, Ransom, P. J. E., 22 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80 Rapp, D., 81 Tilson, P., 36 Rawlins, M., 16 Timpson, L., 18, 63 Rayner, E., 59, 62, 65 Toland, J., 23 Reed, J. V., 19 Tombs, D., 9 Reese, G., 71 Toovey, J., 30 Reeve, L. R., 76 Topping, B. H. V., 39 Rew, C., 53 Touchstone, (C. C. Carter), 16, 25, 42, 44, 45, 49, Richards, M., 38 50, 52, 53, 61, 66, 70, 71, 73, 75, 76, 78 Richards, P. S., 63 Tranter, N. L., 9 Richmond, V. C., 22 Trueman, G. C., 23 85 INDEX OF AUTHORS Tull, G. K., 21 Webber, Rosemary, 68 Turk, F., 63 Weekley, I., 45 Twaddle, W., 54 Wells, T., 32 Tydeman, G. S., 51 West, B. B., 46, 56, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65 Wheeler, G. G. G., 47 White, D. H., 12 Ullyett, K., 25 White, H„ 57 Underwood, A., 59, 72 White, P. C„ 46 Urquhart, C., 57 Whiting, P., 33 Wickett, W., 68 Widdup, M., 16 Wagstaff, R. V. A., 42 Wight, J., 15 Walker, E„ 71 Wildman, R., 16, 45, 50, 51, 52 Walker, E. C„ 24, 71 Wilks, J. H.,32 Walker, J., 59 Williams, D., 69 Wallace, D. B., 46 Williams, E. C., 68 WaUer, A. E., 57 Wilsher, E., 30, 62 Ward, D. B., 61 Wright, N., 48 , A. J., 25 Wright, T., 24, 50 Warwick, L., 38 Watson, W. J. H., 38 Webber, M„ 53 Young, J. N., 22 Webber, Ronald, 14 Young, K., 29

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