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POST OFFICE COUNTIES ------BEER Retailers-Continued 220 POST OFFICE COUNTIES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------BEER RETAILERs-continued. SmithJ. Windsor street, Luton Tripp W. Aylesbury st. Beaconsfield Rogers H. Penn street, Amersham :5mith S. Hi. st. Shefford, Biggleswade Tucker E. Temple end, High Wycombe Rogers J. Wing, Leigbton Buzzard Smith W. Catldington Tunks J. Prebend end, Buckingham Rogers T. North st. LeigbtonBuzzard Smith W. Gt. White, Ram~ey Turned~e S. Cippenham, Slough U.olls J, Fenstanton Smith W. Market hill, St. Ives TurnerA.Wycombe marsh,HighWycm~ Rook T. Needingwortl1, St. Ives Smith W. Markyate street Turner J. Frieth, Hambleden, Henley .. Rootham J. Yelden Smith W.Up end,Farnham Royal, Slgh on-Tbames Ro8e C. AbbPy end, Newport Pagnell Smith W. Weedon hill, Chesham Turner T. Wexham st.Stoke Poges,Sigh Rose J. Cuddington, Aylesbury Smith W. Windsor road, Slou~h 1'urner W .Cores end, Woobrn.Gt.Marlw Rose J. Wooburn common,Gt. Alarlow Snape J. Broom hill, Beaconsfield 1'urner W. Church street, Che8ham Rose Mrs. M:. A. Great White, Ramsey Soen W. Chalvey, Slough Turney Mrs.C.Bury end,Ever~hlt.Wobn Rose R. Well end, Little :&larlow Solomon l\'lrs.D.12High st.Eton, Windsr Twidle W. Toddington, Dunstable RoseS. Haddenham, Thame Speechly T. Folksworth, Stilton Twitchen J. Little Marlow, Gt. Marlow Ross G. Wistow Spires J. Linslade Two D. Mars ton Morteyne, Ampthill Rowe F. Langley Broom, Slough Spra!{g T. Cambridge street, Aylesbury Tyler W. Markyatestreet Rowe J. North end, Huntingdon Spratley J. High street, Amersham Tyrrell B• .Newton Longville, Bletcbley Rowles F. Church street, Cbesham Spratley W. High street, Chesham Upton E. Bedford road, Luton Ruby R. Langley Broom, Slough Squire J. Huntingdon street, St. Neot's Varney Mr~. M. Loo&ley row Ruff 8. Keysoe Squires A. New town, Luton Varney R. Castle Thorpe Russell R. Marsworth, Tring Squires S. Wistow Vaux J. North Crawley Russell W. R. High st.Stoney Stratford Stacey H. High street, Beaeonsfield Vere Mrs. A. Dinton, Aylesbury Rutland S. Goldington, Bedford Stanbridge 1\lrs. M. Bedford st. Ampthill Viccars T. Great Horwood, Winslow Rutt T. Langford, Biggleswade Stanford T. Arlesey, Baldock Viles J. Somenham, St. Ives Saint C. Chadley place, Godmanchester Stannett J. Burnham, Maidenhead Vi on ell 1\lrs. A. Heath & Reach Sale J. Cambridge street, St. Neot's Stannett T. Littleworth com. Beaconsfld Wagstaft'G. 1\Ioon's corner, Potton Salisbury H. Clapham, Bedford Stanton M:rs. E. Keysoe Wagstatf J. Beeston, Biggleswade Salmon G. Chackmore Starmore George, Pillcroft st. Bedford Wagstaft' Mrs. M. Hatch, Biggleswade Samuel R. North si. Leighton Buzzard Stead T. Bluntisham, St. Ives Wagstatf W. Up.Caldecote,Biggleswde Samworth W. Warbo~·s StephensonJ. Weststreet,Great:Marlow Watford J. Great Raveley, Bury Sanders W. Church street, Chesham Stevens J. E~rgington, Leighton Buzzard Walker J. Kempston, Bedford Sansom Mrs. E. Fenstanton Stevens T. Clifton, Shefiord Walker J. Burnbam, Maidenhead Sapwelll\frs. S. Diddington, Buckden Stevens W. Terriers, High Wycombe Walker Mrs. M. Waddesdon, Aylesbury Saunders E. Brill, Thame Stevenson C. Ho'rton, Slough Wailer G. Streatley, Luton . Saunders F. Middlemoor, Ramsey Stiles F. Lee common, Great Missenden, Wailer H. High st.Shefford, Biggleswde Saunders W. Duke l!!treet, Luton Amersham Waller J. Burr street, Luton Saunders W. Hemmingford Abbotts Stocker J. Hemmingford Abbotts Wailer R • .Briilge st.Shefford,Bigglswde SavageT. King street, Potton Stokes Mrs. J. Houghton Wallington Mrs. A.Waterside,Chesham Savage W. R. Woburn street, Ampthill Stokes J. Wood burst Wallington T. Ludgershall, Thame Saville J. Great Barford, St. Neot's Stokes R. Limbury, Luton Wallis J. Back street, St. Ives Sayle H. Cambridge street, Aylesbury Stokley J. Brampton road, Huntingdon Waiters J. London rd. Newport Pagnell Scott W.Wycombe marsh,HigbWycomb Stone E. Radnage corn. Hi~~;h Wycombe Ward I. Wooburn, Great Marlow Scroxton E. Podin~ton Stonhill G. North st. Leighton Buzzard Warner Mrs. A. Church street, Luton Seabrook G. Cheddington, Tring Storey J. Back street, St. Ives Warner T. Gt. Missenden, Berkhampstd Sea brook W. Market pi. Biggleswade Storey W. Offord Darcey, Buckden Warren J. Wrestlingworth, Potton Seamer D. Hogg lane, Potton Strangward B. High st. Huntingdon Warren J. Saunderton Seamer J. Wrestlingworth, Potton Stratton E. Little Barford, St. Neot's Warrington S. Brampton Seamom G. Linslade Stratton J. Ramsey hollow, Ramsey Washington S. Stone, Aylesbury Secret E. Union street, Dunstable Stratton J. B. Dane street, Bedford Way R. Strong Beer lane, Gt. Marlow Shackle T.Chaltimt!St.Pet.Gerrard's crs Strond H. Common, Slou!lh, Gt.Marlow Webb E. Dane street, Bedford Shadbolt E. Old Weston, Kimbolton 8troud J. Datcbet, Windsor Webb H. Houghton Regis, Dunst11ble Sharman W. Huntingdon st. St. Neot's Sugars W.Back la. Shefiord, Biggleswa Webb J.sen.Wood end,Marston,Ampthl Sharp A. Daichet, Windsor Summers J. Ramsey heights, Ramsey Webb W. Bluntisham, St. Ives Sharpe J. Neediugworth, St. Ives Swain S. Dunstahlepl.&8tuart st. Luton Webster F. N eedingworth, St. Ives Shelton A. G. Otfa street, Bedford Swan R. Great White, Ramsey Webster J. Union street, Bedford Sbelton S. North end, Huntingdon Syred E. Longwick Welch F. Whitchurch, Aylesbury Sbelton T. Dulo, St. Neot'~ Tapping J.Arnersham eommon,Amrshm Welch T. Woodside, Caddington Sbelton W. Hilton, St. Ives Tattam C.Clifton, Shefford Welch W.Cbalfnt.St.Ptr's.Gerrard's era Shepherd J. Eynesbury, St. Neot's 'l'ayler W. Earith, St. Ives WellingsC.ChalfontSt.Giles,Grrard.'scr Shepherd T. Mill st. Colnbrook, Slough Taylor A. Somersham, St. Ives Wells T. Huntingdon street, St. Neot's SherriffT. Gt. Missenden, Berkhamsted Taylor G. Ramsey hollow, Ramsey West H. Towersey, Thame Short T. Westoning, Woburn TaylorJ. ctapbam, Bedford WestJ. Clifton, Shefford Silk T. Needingworth road, St. Ives Taylor T. Well street, Bedford West J.Nap hi.Hughenden, Hi.Wycmbe Sinclair D. Codsey toll, Ramsey Taylor W. High st. Eton, Windsor Westrup W. New land, High Wycombe Simmonds W. Eton Wick,Eton,Windsor Templer T. Mar!!h Gibbon, Bicester Wethered W. Wooburn green,Gt.Marlw Simmons J. Ivinghoe, Tring Thoday W. East street, Godmanchester Wheatley I. St. Andrew's, Sawtry Simpkins 1\frs. S. Church st.Shitlington Thodey E. Earith, St. Ives Wheatley W. Silver street, Bedford Sinfield J. Stopsley, J"nton Thomas J. Warboys, Hnntingdon Wheeler G. Bath road, Slough Skeeles W. Earitb, St. Ives Thornpson J.Cow Fair lands, Bigglswad Wheeler H. Oxford road, Aylesbury Skill man J. Dumfries street, Luton Thompson J .Bridge st.Shetford,Bigglsw Wheeler I. Long Crendon, Thame Skilleter w. Cople, Bedford Thompson R. Somers~am, St. Ives Wh~eler J. ~enn, Amersban;t. Skilletterlf'. Wilshamstead, Bedford Tborpe J. Botolpb, Wmslow White G. High street, Huntmgdon Slade G. High street, St. Neot's Tilbury R. Little l\lis8enden, Amersltam White J. Bierton, Aylesbury Smart T. Br1d.re 11treet, Luton T1mberlake M:. Woodside, Caddington White J. Back street, St. Ives Smith B. Leegrave, Luton Timms J. BMton-in-the-Clay, Silsoe White R. Bury Smith Mrs. C. Buckden Tingey F. Back st. Kimbolton White T. Forty Foot bridge, Ramsey Smith D. Blucher street, Chesham Tingey S. Eatonford, St. Neot's White W. Emberton Smith D. Stotf.:~ld, Baldock Tofield W. Slewkley, Leighton Buzzard Whiteman E.Higham Ferrers, Winingtn Smith Mrs. D. Chapel st. Gt. Marlow Toll S. Wilshamstead, Bedford Whiteman G. Mill lane, Biggleswade Smith E. High street, Shetford, Biglswd Tomblin Mrs. S.Cambridge st.St.Neot's Whitfield J. CauldweJl street, Bedford Smith Mrs. E. Back la.Shetford,Bigglesvt Tomes R. Winslow Wicken H. Kempston, Bedford Smith J. Horsloe street, Potton Tomkins H. Clophill, Ampthill Wickins J. Russell itreet, Bedford Smith J. Langford,Big~leswade 1'ompkins1'. Eddlesborougb, Dunstable Wi~k~ J. Skirme~t, Henley-on-Thames SmithJ. Hazlemere, H1gh Wycombe Topper T. Colne, St. hes WJI~ms R. Ballmger common, Grt>at Smith J. Kempstor~, Beaford Townsend E. Needingwortb, St. Ives M1ssenden, Amersham&Berkbampstd Smith J. Little Gransdon, Caxton Townsend S. Horsloe street, Potton W!ll~y J. OlnPy, ~vers Smith J. Sbeepridge, Little Marlow Travis E. Wilshamstead, Bedford Wilbams R. Needlllgworth, St. Ives .
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