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Description: | 18. General Birch Reynardson, Holywell, 28 Jan., will subscribe £1 to the Kesteven Agricultural Association.
36. Agreement for lease of butchers' stalls under Bourne town hall.
37. Johnson, 23 Feb. Heathcote may raise the question of the cost of gaols in the House. 'The ass still talks about 16 water closets!'.
42. Forbes to Brownlow, 26 Feb. 'With respect to the Local Judisdiction question, we must now soon declare War'. People have brought their weights and measures in great numbers to be adjusted, 'the Farmers paying particular attention in regard to the Bushel Measure'. Almost all the measures and weights are defective.
47. Francis Thirkill, Boston, 11 Mar. Two counsel are now in attendance at Boston and Spalding sessions, and if the justices were prepared to change the sessions days, they would be prepared to cover Kesteven as well.
63. Charles Allix (Willoughby, Wednesday) on the Grantham rating case and Chitty's opinion.
75. Edmund Turnor (Stoke Rochford, 11 Apr.), with observations on the Grantham case.
91. Notice about the furious driving of coaches on the Great North Road.
92. J. Brackenbury, 26 Apr., about Brownlow's wish to meet him about the Lindsey commission of the peace. As all the gentlemen whom Brownlow would presumably wish to consult are in London it would be simpler to attend him there. | Subjects: | Law & Order Quarter Sessions | Temporal: | Jan-Apr 1826 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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