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	Luton Times and Advertiser Bedfordshire, England 17 Sep 1915 FIRST LADY TRAM CONDUCTOR. Our photographer stopped tramear near Christ Church on Tuesday to get a snapshot of Luton’s first under the seat, and Mr. Laird took it, whereupon Marlow said That’s not your property, and you won t well have it. not the pair of you. also said to witness, Smith. 1 call on in the name of the King assist me. want, this cabbage.” Mr. Laird took two cabbages View article Type: Illustrated
	Luton Times and Advertiser Bedfordshire, England 10 Mar 1911 THE COURT AND THE CORONATION. DUNSTABLE. M WISiI.EV (il ILD. - About ISM uiun.Vn. ami fiU-iMU prvm-ut hi tliv ckHing displayed «n th© i.ai mv inhle ’■' ..n pi-^ J»(l i>\ Mr. M. lion, Mr, II himl Mr. .Inlm WdnUlr* li-nl \|ir»nni-«t •uWriplkm*. Mr. UU In lih.l lih.l .Kin InjoK r»ltli i. turn..l fnun Slmq«rnli.in. Mr ronil»rli»n.l ► »U1 lm tli.niuht it m.hil.l Iw Iwttnr View article Type: Illustrated
	Ampthill & District News Bedfordshire, England 15 Dec 1906 NI BLACK* XIOCUSOIL Mrs. HOUSEWIFE ! MR. ARTHITE ALACK. M.P., AT HOUO4TON CONQUEST & SIALTLDEN Do Yon realise what LIGHTNING had Mr. Joe. Rushbrooke,J.P., Mr. W. Claridge, 7s. 6,1.; Mr. William Sale, Baldock, °nee :i teattire of country life. Those birds. Mr. Goodman thought that if they• • h rden . J.P Mr. Jamei Brown (Hon. Secretary), Southdown Tec X 2 2a. 6d.; Mr. A. View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedfordshire Times and Independent Bedfordshire, England 2 May 1919 A HAPPY ?rGGRSTIOS Mr Kdround Walker •econded. and BURpested a form for promise subscription should attached the appeal on behalf Sir. H. Hale, Mrs. Mein it»l. whereas the Bunyan Meeting in Bedford Skinner. -Mrs. T. C. Hipwell. Mr. fauayl £l2 lis. made inhume, and found Mr. .1. W. Crossinan. Dr. G. that Stagsden had vegetable sale which Mirks Mr Svdnev Wells, and Mr. Beau- all day View article Type: Illustrated
	Luton Times and Advertiser Bedfordshire, England 3 Feb 1911 PM Bom.. Local Jottings. a it that Mr -. • r ••• proctod. They hT« King •Uo»t P.B.A. Sunday took ~wH, WMr il., Ini,. .Uni 8Tttj.1.,,,: Col. hm. Mr H. •• millinon.. ,t,.l tl.rt, I-no .Mr.ll! tt . \ n-I r-nl,nt C.4.h.i,, Mr, I MmtaM. ..nl i n f, OT ,„„„, iWH, .. In IW wle- .4 N-Mion.l ivj-irtyl Mr A TU0,..\|~. K11k .n,ph,..i. Ittrko. ibp.h.r.n View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedfordshire Times and Independent Bedfordshire, England 14 Apr 1911 /'onsorviitives met the Com prepared, if their oppooente Drought forward mi Friday evening to adopt Mr. any reasonable scheme reform, Sharpin'. Mr. B. Halliley, Ur. Nash. to tWs Veto Bill the Government there Mr Harold Howard. Mr. J. P. White, beautiful preamble winch said somc- Farrar Mr. M, Townley, Mr C. earn oho w there was to be a C Maltbv, Dr. Bower, Mr. C. Stafford, Mr. Upp<. r View article Type: Illustrated
	Ampthill & District News Bedfordshire, England 28 Dec 1901 WYMINCITON IiItAINAOT 'CALVE low bed in hi. mother's cottage calling nut in his delirium for his sweetheart. Maggie Fra,r, and imploring that he should not be given up to the limbs of the law. Quietly and unobserved Jock went outaide, pulling hi. Tam-o'•Shantei well over hi. head. for View article Type: Illustrated
	Ampthill & District News Bedfordshire, England 18 Jul 1908 MMUS chiefly; That. that the people of Biggleawade had thrown themselves into the preliminary preparations with hearty good will, and Warwick; Jumping: Mr. J. P. }Weigel Harter. Crudeld Court, and Mr. Dangles Creasman, Grenades Han; Cattle. Mr. Goo. Taylor, Cranford, and Mr. A. Britten, BO - Han; Channel Islands Cattle. Mr. F. H. Betharet..Anten Mato Wass Milk Twits.' Mr. P. Walker. AsdrosF View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedfordshire Mercury Bedfordshire, England 24 Jul 1908 THE VACCINATION OFFICER under the supervision of Miss Eveleigh, Miss Chard, Mrs Lowe and Mrs Phillips; toys. Miss Hue and Miss Stokes; flowers, Miss Phillips and Miss Gibbons; refreshments. Mrs Barnes, Mrs Cross, Miss Evans and Mrs Stokes ; bran-tub, Miss Winnie Barnes. A bottle View article Type: Illustrated
	Luton Reporter Bedfordshire, England 20 Jul 1914 A 6 ENtItAL SURVEY Luton Hoo; 3 and r.. Mr. A. Laird, Sundon. Three rants, any breed, and champion. lst and 3rd. Mr. A. Laird; c.. Mr. H. Gates, tinadon. Pure brad theaero, any breed.—lst, Lady Wernher, 2nd. 3rd, and reserve ehaanpion, Mr. A. Laird: 'Lc., Mr. H. Gate., Sundae View article Type: Illustrated
	Luton News and Bedfordshire Chronicle Bedfordshire, England 8 Feb 1917 Buckinghamshire purchasing the stock. These included . Allsupp, from Lancashire. Mre. Haywaxd I (Surrey), Mr. Jno. Chi vers (Cambridge), Mr. \| Mood (E.ssox), Mr. Hiscock Mr. Baker (Lady agent, Luton Hoo), tho agents of the Duchess Albany and tho Duke of Grafton, and a co View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedford Record Bedfordshire, England 20 Jul 1909 kdfordshire Agricoltoral Society. THE IaITH ANNUAL SHOW to the district was encouraged by these His Grace the Duke of Bedford is this year's President of the Society, and the Vice- President is Mr. George . E. Brown. His Grace and Mr. Brown, with Mr. C. P. Hall and Mr. H. H. Green, took an early walk round View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedford Record Bedfordshire, England 10 May 1910 Protection. ieds there were bad 'il or- cm .... ._ Ls I 1.. FAD it hurl. Dust-Bedford • County t.ountil nom.* make leo, con.utuption. Mr. in- deopotion of Mr. Berridge, and the the more , tamed the liogli.la motor eat iniltmtry a. a hit dilemma it has brought us sal aa. called Fair triad, which had prospered under Free(Mr. Gilder'e. remark had referents View article Type: Illustrated
	Biggleswade Chronicle Bedfordshire, England 22 Nov 1901 SHOUT STORY. DINNA FORGET. Jean turned her bead suddenly away because her eyes had stupidly filled with tears. She did trying to be very brave and cheerful. It’s fine thing for you, Donald, th the laird and his lady took such fancy to you. And now that he’s made you his secretary, and Mrs. McGregor has fallen in love with your voice, there will be no end of your grand View article Type: Illustrated
	Ampthill & District News Bedfordshire, England 19 Mar 1910 o 947 k ey, and T. dad.' Mrs. Hart, Mrs. _don, Mr. Welk e _ Mr• Barton Ed g ar Gibes, Commandant the Bedford 3 Cauliflowers, 3 Brussel Sprouts. See their poeitioa of Mr. H. Goodman, Captain ly e trey. Meitnel, ]Lee . Warner. Mrs. Todd, Mrs. DORM: THE DUKE OP View article Type: Illustrated
	Ampthill & District News Bedfordshire, England 23 Nov 1907 Spencer I PIANO In 1905 the *saeanent Mr,_ _Timms p roposed and Mr. Ward seoondcommittee, and Mr. Eve, with the consent ed Mr. Lairds( name and Mr, Cook proposed of the Guardians. re-aeseesed• the line and the Rev. Mr. Spokes seconded Mr. Fred in this Union. and the View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedfordshire Times and Independent Bedfordshire, England 21 Jun 1929 OGDEN’S flowers. Mr. C. Araplhill; black- xve represented and the silver medal went Mr. W. Hayden, Banbury; im- Ui * A) Vickers for boar. Mr. V. plements. Mr. K. H. Horrell. Knotting, \|j arlop , fine examples of this and Mr. B. Brown. Uobion: hreed. Mr. W. T. Wc«ld View article Type: Illustrated
	Ampthill & District News Bedfordshire, England 28 Nov 1908 THR OAICILRY 21017 N R2l and Mrs. Nichol in making this effort • succese:—Miss Wingfield. Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Higley, Mrs. Seabrook. Mrs. Tutt. Miss Newman. Misses Barton, Miss Ambler. Miss Moore. Miss Cox. Mimes Smith. Mrs. Briinsom, Miss Swaffield. Mrs. Gordon Cotton. Mrs. F. View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedfordshire Times and Independent Bedfordshire, England 5 Feb 1926 THE BEDFORDSHIRE TIMES AND INDEPENDENT. FRIDAY. 5 FEBRUARY. SMALLHOLDINGS. 3TMENTS & GARDENS. BEDFORDSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. couhl demonstrate that the poultry no doubt note what Mr. Goode had said. Mr. Howard, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported a loss upon the income and expenditure account of £I2A 16 1. and further loss £2O 15,9 Mr. Howard said he must not presumed to accept Mr. Goode’s statement View article Type: Illustrated
	Bedfordshire Times and Independent Bedfordshire, England 17 Nov 1916 Frederic GALE C. Williams in the chair:. l Ke-,n,?d°Cwner W. E. Powtej, Mr. J. Baldwin. W. Beck. M r ; Allport. Mr. A Nightingale. Mr. J H_Twam lev. with the Secretary. Mr. 8. C. A letter was received from Mr. W. C. Bnrn» inviting the school children visit the d“nne View article Type: Illustrated