... Lord Batterees, Yr. T. G. Ashton, ILP., Yr. B. H. Howard, 11r. L. G. Oerrathers (Bedford), sad Dsr. H. 0. Pilliewheat. The Duke sad Metier of Bedford have satertained at Webers Allay Adeline Dachas Bedford, Lady Arthur Bawl, Was Mora Buell, Dimas Boma ...

... goal; J. Allies (Bedford) and A. Street (Luton), hark.: G Perrino (Luton). E. Saunders (Luton), and F. Hoy (Toildington). half-duke; J. Durrant (Luton), Stanley S. Moody (Luton), B. Birch (Luton), A. Chamberlain (Bedford), and W. Wooding (Wymingtue), forwards ...

... had been : A nent t b* . Holl j Wa?t l :c l a t li ath Mr. delivered en Wednesdays and Satnreays.—Defendatit said that the Duke of B e d ford repa i r ed one aids and pointed out that ow of the dates in the amount w a sl someone else the other.—Mr. CIARIDON: ...

... Brereton I, Bedford. HOOT MG.—WANTED, for beat about e. 3 700 Auras good rough shoetiag, au brans& line between Bletehley and Cambridge not far from Address, J. S. P., Woo d Ley. Fano, Woburn Bands, Books. Rev. F. W. homy has VACANCIES for one or two loot* ...

... applying for increased remaneratkin owing to the fact that the Duke of &Ilford had maned to compound, and memquietly the work of collecting was mai brevar.- 111 r. Cams inquired whether the Duke had the right to compotind and gave seam of cm the queetion ...

... IS ?SS —.1,000 cooDderable cult to make an exact comparison but we do sot despair of being yet able to porton. hat task. The Duke of Bedford stated on ,*.rylay that, since 1814$ the County Council has taken over 503 miles of rural roads, which coet£4l a ...

... inclusive hay. 7 SWRITING WAN I Li, for nest Banco, about 700 Loren good rwsksh Sh:e.ing, on branch line between Bletehley and Cambridge, not far front Blanca—Address, J. 8. P., Wood Leys, Woburn Bede, Berko- 2.178 ROOS and BEDROOM Furnished (Double Bedded) ...

... only match of any importance in Bedford wan the Lague fixture b. twee,. thews teams. played on the grninJ of the former. the Duke's The Falcons kicked off about half an hour late, and @Boost ditc,ttly the Stars permed, and play was taken to the homages ...

... approved balers the rearthao. ate to as ra• vs maw pram • • • Mr. Os, P 7 w post at Cloud Owasoil d the PfiIRMO Lewd es Tu. Duke d isdiord 6r moistly was. sear Bares. Wart b DRS. whisk Imo the eek to Itu by VU!. lett 3rd. But. the Dolleedahlro Sec Lieut ...

... bad got his pensive of some thousands. He (Lord Moyne) supposed that Mr. Carruthers referred to the , Duke of Cambridge. The statement respecting the Duke was absolutely untrue. The seertio• woe mind, and was about to be deleted in Parliament. It ho (Lord ...

... old-.w• pinteione is .England and Wass. It show., that the total sun available yearly for passions is £611,464, while that for duke is E 1127,6.55. Inestaueb, however. as it hen not been possible to give the most recent figures in every ram, it Is probable ...

... verdict, and the dread death sentence warn passed amid a solemn hush in the crowded court. Horeford was afterwards taken to Cambridge gaol to await execution. The esidenoe, the defence, and the Judge's summing up were more freely oanva aeed in ootversation ...