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Report of the Visiting Justices to the Bedfordshire Easter Sessions 1875. Salisbury G Payne, Charles Miles, Turner A Macan, W Francis Higgins, Robert Henry Lindsell, John H Brooks, Hugh Smyth, Francis J Thynne, Harry Thornton, C C Beaty Pownall, W B Higgins, Montagu Burgoyne, Alex Pym. Includes the following:

January 1875

From: 1875 To: 1875

William Musgrove, who was appointed a warder of the prison at Epiphany Sessions has resigned his situation on account of ill health. The Visiting Justices have provisionally appointed William Churchill in his place - the appointment requires confirmation of the Court. The Viisting Justices regret that Mr couchman the surgeon of the prison is still unable to resuime his duties; but as he is progressing favourably and is advised that he may look for complete recovery in a short time, they recommend that Mr Johnson continue for the present to act for him.

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Stuart, William,
Higgins, W B,
Burgoyne, Montagu,
Pownall, Charles Colyear Beatty,
Brooks, John H,
Smyth, Hugh,
Thornton, Harry,
Higgins, W Francis,
Miles, Charles,
Thynne, Francis John,
Payne, Salisbury Gillies,
Macan, Turner Arthur,
Lindsell, Robert Henry,
Pym, Alexander,
Musgrove, William,
Churchill, William,
Couchman, Robert,
Johnson

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