Notes for: Arthur Cambridge

From the Huntingdon Bedford & Peterborough Gazette, 6 Apr 1833:
William Cambridge, of Trumpington, Carrier, begs to return his grateful acknowledgements to his customers and the public in general, for the support he has received in his business during a period of 28 years past, and so inform those gentlemen who have favored him with their custom, that is consequence of his severe illness he has relinquished the business of a Carrier in favor of his Son Arthur Cambridge, on whose behalf he begs to solicit the favor of all future orders.

Cambridge Chronicle 20 Feb 1841:
Arthur Cambridge, of the parish of Trumpington, fined 20s., and 7s. 6d. expenses, on the information of Mr. Titterton, Super-intendant of Police, for allowing his waggon to stand in the street for a longer time than authorised by the act for paving & lighting.

In 1871 three of Arthur and Elizabeth's children (Martha (by then Martha Waldie), William and James) were in North Berwick, Scotland. No death found for Arthur Cambridge in Scotland