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Description: | 9. Revd E Fane commits Thomas Stevenage of Broughton to one month's hard labour at Folkingham for stealing two bags of apples from Revd Henry Houston's orchard, 11 Oct.
11. Draft minutes, Bourne sessions, 15 Oct.
12. Revd John Willson, Bourne Abbey, 17 Oct., hopes Forbes can get him made a magistrate.
13. Return of prisoners in Folkingham prison, Oct. 1827, showing crimes and sentences. Includes three women serving one year's hard labour for bastardy offences.
14. Revd Peregrine Curtois, Longhills, Branston, 23 Oct. Can parish officers evict from parish houses for non-payment of rent?
15. Forbes to Curtois with legal advice about above, 22 (sic) Oct.
17. Note of commissions signed by Brownlow for militia regiments, 'sent to the Gazette'.
21. Joseph Brackenbury about the shipwreck association, etc. 18 Nov.
22. Johnson, Wytham, 13 Dec., asking Forbes to state the magistrates' case on the Folkingham sessions house matter. Also copy, Forbes to Smith, who has obtained an opinion on behalf of Sir G Heathcote.
30. Draft case about Toft and Lound select committee. | Subjects: | Law & Order Quarter Sessions | Temporal: | Sep-Dec 1827 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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