Description: | Register of inmates requiring medical treatment June 1872-December 1878.
Insurance Policy 1873.
Kirton, bridewell, accounts re, 1790-1818; tenders, directions and specifications, accounts, for building the gaol and additional work, 1790-99; abstract of accounts, vouchers & receipted tradesmen's accounts for building the gaol, c. 1791-1814; papers in Chancery, William Hargrave, stonemasons, versus magistrates. c1794-1797; rules 1808, fire insurance 1808, draft advertisement for Keeper 1809, 1821, plans c1818 and no date, applications for appointment as chaplain 1857, maintenance of prisoners 1858.
Lincoln, county gaol at, original bond of Edward Mossom of the city of Lincoln, whitesmith, to execute iron work at the new gaol, 29 Dec. 1785; estimate of expense of re-building and specifications (printed) 1845.
Lindsey prison, later Lincoln, correspondence, minutes of committees, statistics re prisons in the county, opposition, reports, rules, plans, contracts, applications for jobs in, c1866 or a little earlier to 1877 (3 boxes).
In one of these boxes: agreements re sale & purchase prison property or site for, Kirton 1789, Gainsborough and Caistor 1792, accounts of Clerk of the peace re these sales 1791-3; a bundle miscellaneous papers re prisons, rules, re food supplies, correspondence inc. letter re Spalding gaol, 1824, c1790-1863. Spilsby Treadmill plan, 1849.
Louth, prison, letter and plans William Lumby, 1786; treadmill 1820; house of correction additions, specifications, letters, agreements 1824-1827; additions, report, plans etc. J.S. Padley 1848; agreement, specifications, plans, for court house and other buildings to be attached to the petty sessions court 1849; miscellaneous including petition re salary, application for jobs, insurance policies, 1806-1863.
Market Rasen, plans specifications, police station, petty sessions court and lock-up 1848, additions, 1864-1865.
Spilsby, draft conveyance of site for prison 1824, specifications for court house, office, house of correction 1824, fire insurance policy 1825, letters re proposed work on 1835-1837, applications for jobs at, 1839-1859, report on state of buildings 1842, inventory of furniture, offices and sessions house, prison, 1845, plans, agreement, specifications, schoolroom, workshop, at house of correction 1852.
Spilsby, set of plans and elevations for the Sessions House and House of Correction, a few unnumbered or numbers torn off the 2-53 (missing: 1, 3, 6, 34-36, 38, 41, 51) signed by H.E. Kendall architect, and by the justices, 1824 (in a large bookcloth parcel), The plans for this building are said to be published in C. Davy Architectural Precedents, 1841 (H.M. Colvin, Biographical Dictionary of English Architects 1660-1840).
Spilsby House of Correction etc., site plan, 1824; 2 undated tracings of the same; specifications, estimates and plans for alterations in wash house, day room and water closet, Robert Maulkinson, 1855.
Plan for Hot Air apparatus, Theophilus Broadgate, Billinghay, 1851; plans, sections and details for alterations, George Smith, surveyor, Spilsby, 1866; plans of alterations and additions, James Fowler, Louth, 1868 (in a large book-cloth parcel).
Spilsby, plans and estimates for altering sheds and erecting tread-mills, W.A. Nicholson, John Rainey, 1829; report, specification and estimate, 1844, plan and elevation of a mill house, sections and drawings of corn mills, J.S. Padley, specifications for mill house and machinery for corn grinding, Edward Rainey, builder, mill house, William Howden and Son, Boston, ironfounders, John and William Broadgate, Market Rasen, agreement, 1833; letters on replacement of stones, 1835, (in a flat bookcloth parcel).
Winterton, agreement, specifications, plans, police station, lock-up, magistrates room etc. J.S. Padley, 1853.
Wragby, as for Winterton, above, 1855. |