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Conveyance i) John Gray, Luton, brewer ii) Thomas Charles Higgins, Esq. John Harvey, Esq; Sir Charles Gillies Payne, bart; George Peter Livius; Thomas Abbot Green; Charles Moore; Francis Leslie Pym; Henry Stuart; Henry Littledale; William Henry Whitbread; Charles Hervey Smith; Robert Lindsell; William Lynn Smart; Richard Thomas Gilpin; William Bartholemew Higgins (Esquires); Thomas Tylecote, clerk; William Shove Chalk, clerk; Charles Colyear Beaty Pownall, clerk; Frederic Charles George Passy, clerk; Boteler Chernocke Smith, clerk; John Vaux Moore, clerk (Justices of the Peace and Visitors of the Gaol and House of Correction for the County) - On 4 January 1848 the Justices in Quarter Sessions ordered that a Station House and Strong Rooms for temporary confinement of persons taken into Custody of the Constables should be provided in Luton and land purchased for the purpose - At adjourned Quarter Sessions held on 2 May 1848 it was ordered that land purchased should be conveyed to ii) in trust Now in consideration of £120 paid by the Treasurer of the County of Bedford out of the Police Rate to i) i) grants to ii): - piece of land as at X815/13/1 N said lane now known as Stuart Street S land of Marquis of Bute now sold to i) E Peel Street W other land of said Marquis (11 square poles and 19 yards) r eserving to i) a right of way, 8 ft wide, for horses carts and carriages out of said lane at NW corner of piece of land along W end thereof from the other ground of i) on trust for purposes of Acts for management of County and District Constables signature of i) endorsed receipt witness Edwd Williamson, sol, Luton William Hunt, sol, Luton

20 Jun 1848

From: 1848 To: 1848

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Gray, John,
Higgins, Thomas Charles,
Harvey, John,
Payne, Charles Gillies,
Livius, George Peter,
Green, Thomas Abbott,
Moore, Charles,
Pym, Francis Leslie,
Stuart, Henry,
Littledale, Henry,
Whitbread, William Henry,
Smith, Charles Hervey,
Lindsell, Robert,
Smart, William Lynn,
Gilpin, Richard Thomas,
Higgins, William Bartholemew,
Tylecote, Thomas,
Chalk, William Shove,
Pownall, Charles Colyear Beatty,
Passy, Frederic Charles George,
Smith, Boteler Chernocke,
Moore, John Vaux,
Bute, John Crichton-Stuart, 2nd Marquess of,
Williamson, Edward,
Hunt, William

brewer, specific justices of the peace, Quarter Sessions, special constables, private rights of way, Edward Williamson, William Hunt, Luton Stuart Street