B606

Conveyance i) Trustees for Black Bull Inn, Dunstable, to Kings Arms, Hockliffe, Turnpike Trust ii) Henry Brandreth by (i) to (ii) for £20 - a certain part of the highway at or near Chalk Hill which has been diverted and stopped up by trustees, and which is bounded in part on one side by land of the Duke of Bedford and in part by land belonging to Dunstable School, and on the other side by land of Henry Brandreth esq., extending in length 790 yards from the place where it joins the new highway to the south corner of the land of Henry Brandreth where it passesbetween lands of Robt. Wear, and in breadth on an average 60 yards, in quantity 9a. 8p., including the chalk banks. Made at a public meeting at the Sugar Loaf, Dunstable. sgd. Rich. Gilpin, Jn. Pridden, Jn. Winkfield, Wm. Fred. Brown, Thos. Burr, F.W. Mead. Leonard Hampson, treasurer.

20 Oct 1820

From: 1820 To: 1820

English

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Brandreth, Henry,
Russell, John (6th Duke of Bedford),
Wear, Robert,
Gilpin, Richard,
Pridden, John,
Winkfield, John,
Brown, William Frederick,
Burr, Thomas,
Mead, F W,
Hampson, Leonard

Dunstable Black Bull, Hockliffe Kings Arms, Turnpike 3, Dunstable early education, Dunstable Sugar Loaf, Chalk Hill, HOUGHTON REGIS, DUNSTABLE