QSR1919/4/4/1

Recognizance on 6th October 1919 for Walter George Purser of Gadsby Street Bedford Superintendant of Police acknowledges himself to be indebted to our Sovereign Lord the King, in the sum of £.10. Mary Ann Handley of Cardington, in the sum of £.5. Edith Veda Page of 10 Dane Street Bedford, in the sum of £.5. Edith Mary Bundy of 32 Greycoats, Shortstown Eastcotts, in the sum of £.5. Alfred George Philip Bradshaw of Turvey, in the sum of £.5.

6th October 1919

From: 1919 To: 1919

The condition of this recongnizance is such that if the above-bounded several Persons shall personally appear at the next Court of Quarter Sessions to be held at the Shire Hall at Bedford in & for the County of Bedford on 8th October 1919 & them & there the said Walter George Purser Prefer a Bill of Indictment & Prosecute the Law with effect, & the said several other Persons give Evidence in His Majesty's behalf against Arthur Vowles & not depart the Court without leave, then this recognizance to be void, otherwise to remain in full force. Taken & acknowledged the 6th October 1919 at the Shire Hall Bedford before me, the undersigned one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in & for the said County of Bedford Signed F W Conquest, Justice of the Peace for the said County

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Purser, Walter George,
Handley, Mary,
Page, Edith Veda,
Bundy, Edith Mary,
Bradshaw, Alfred George Philip,
Conquest, Frederic William

BEDFORD, CARDINGTON, Shortstown, TURVEY, stealing