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Description: | 7. Forbes to Brownlow, 3 Jul., reporting a gaol sessions. Merryweather charged his old antagonist Webb with 'Brawling and swearing in the Castle Yard'. Chaplin agrees with Brownlow about Fardell (?his application to be made a magistrate).
14. James Whiting Yorke, Louth, 8 Jul., about a notice to a tenant at North Kyme from a turnpike surveyor relative to obtaining materials. He thinks the magistrates cannot confirm the order in respect of a yard or paddock.
16. Smith and Wilkinson, Horbling, about a Billingborough poor rate appeal, 10 Jul.
19. Forbes to Johnson and Chaplin about dates for licensing sessions, 11 Jul. 'August may perhaps be preferred on account of the shooting'. Will consult the magistrates at Bourne and Sleaford.
24. Chaplin in reply, 13 Jul. Agrees that quarter sessions are the best occasion for fixing licensing days. The Act stipulates petty sessions because in counties with only one seat of quarter sessions the district magistrates seldom attend and therefore cannot be consulted.
27. Townships of Beltisloe as divided between the chief constables.
42. Printed table of fees of chief constables, as settled at Easter Sessions, 1829 (for delivery of notices about sessions summonses to parish officers, militia notices, land tax duplicates etc).
65. Hollway, Boston, 16 Sep., about coming to see Forbes' 'excellent system of managing the business of the Clerk of the Peace's Office' (Hollway was about to become clerk to Lindsey Quarter Sessions). | Subjects: | Law & Order Quarter Sessions | Temporal: | Jul-Sep 1829 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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