Hocktide 1895-97? The Constable is Alfred Buckeridge; tutti-men are Tom Fruen (left, confectioner, china & glass dealer and undertaker, 129 High Street) and Arthur Killick (right, grocer, 17 High Street).

Hocktide 1902 "Council of Commoners, Hocktide, Hungerford 1902". The Constable is William Alexander, coal merchant at 120 High Street. [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1902 "Council of Commoners, Hock-tide, Hungerford, 1902". [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1902 "Hock-tide Festival, Hungerford. The Constable and two Tithing men with "Tutti Poles", 1902". [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1902 "Hock-tide Festival, Hungerford. The Constable and two Tithing men with "Tutti Poles", 1902". The Constable was William G Alexander coal-merchant at 120 High Street. [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1902. Constable is William Alexander, coal merchant at 120 High Street. Standing behind is Bellman Edward Bushnell. [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1902. "Hock-tide Customs at Hungerford, Berkshire. The Constable and tithing, or "Tutti", Men, 1902". The Constable was William G Alexander coal-merchant at 120 High Street) [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1902. "School Girls, Hungerford - Hocktide Festivities" (at the Wesleyan School in Church Street) [Sir John Benjamin Stone]

Hocktide 1903. Constable and Tutti-men, Hocktide 1903. L-R: H T Potter, William G Alexander (coal merchant at 120 High Street, Constable for his second year), T W Alexander.

Hocktide 1905. Bellman Edward Bushnell "Collecting the Commoner's Penny" [Sir Benjamin Stone] This print is from a collection of illustrations produced from the photographs of Sir Benjamin Stone for his book: Sir Benjamin Stones Pictures. Records of National Life and History: Volume 1 Festivals Ceremonies and Customs Published in 1905.

Hocktide 1908. Constable (Dr Major), Bellman (Edward Bushnell) and the Tutti-men. [Mapson & Son, Hungerford and Pewsey]

Hocktide 1910. The Constable, Alfred Allright, of the Universal Stores, is about to send the Tuttimen, Alfred Macklin on the left, and Robert Cole on the right, to visit all the Commoners' houses in the town. Note: Other photographs show Alfred’s father Frederick Macklin as Tuttiman - This is the only known occasion when father and son shared the duty of Tuttiman on the same day! Note Railings on Town Hall steps!

Hocktide 1910. The Constable, Mr Alfred Allright (grocer) is seated. Behind him is the Bellman Edward Bushnell, and on either side are the two Tuttimen, Frederick Macklin (of the dairy) on the left, and Robert Cole (of the Town Mill) on the right.

Hocktide 1910. From "The Throne & Country", 16 Apr 1910. Key names Alfred Allright as Constable. Alfred Cole (Tuttiman).

Hocktide 1911. Constable Alfred Allright with the Tutti-men and Bellman Edward Bushnell

Hocktide 1911. Constable was Alfred Allright. [Albert Parsons]

Hocktide ??1911. Shoeing the Colt in the yard of the Three Swans Hotel. [Alfred Barratt Press Photographers, Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London] (DM)

Hocktide 1911. Bellman Edward Bushnell outside the John o'Gaunt Inn, with ?publican Albert Chales Hance and his family. [Albert Parsons "17"]

Hocktide 1911. Tutti-men on the steps of Allright's Stores, now 16 High Street. [Albert Parsons "16"]

Hocktide 16.4.1912.  In the yard of The Three Swans [Albert Parsons]