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Description: | 1. S. W. Andrews, for subscription to 15th Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers.
2. J. Tatam Banks, soliciting support for post of physician to Lincoln Lunatic Asylum.
3-4. Joseph Clifton.
5. Edwin Crow.
6-8. Rev. W. G. Faulkner, Little Steeping, subscription towards a harmonium.
9. Robt. Fieldsend, Market Rasen, does not think John Parker a suitable tenant for a public house.
10-83. James Finlay, much about James Clifton, new tenant for the White Hart, Spilsby, - dispute with the old tenant Kirkham.
15. (re 'White Hart'). 'The late Mr. Marshall would have no fiddling, Dancing and Gambling but Mr. Kirkham is very fond of that and low drinking Custom."
17. The ignorance of parsons about houses. "I was once told by an Italian Artist never to contradict a priest or a lady......I commend that rule to Land Agents but cannot master it myself."
42. New tenant for 'White Hart'. "Mr. Kirkham threatens to prosecute me for having said he sold manure. It now appears he only bartered manure for straw that he might sell the straw on the farm to the oncoming tenant instead of converting it into manure which the new tenant would have free."
84. Fred. Freshney, Skidbrook vicarage, subscription to Saltfleet and Skidbrook National School.
85. Thomas Garfit, Boston, 50th Anniversary of Bible Society at Boston.
86. W. Garfit.
87. Rev. J. D. Giles, subscriptions.
88-9. Rev. Robert Giles, Partney, re stipend.
90-91. Edwin Glazier, applying for White Hart.
92-3. James Grant, Boston, accusing Kennedy of injustice.
94. C. Harrison, London, asking for particulars of the 'White Hart'.
95. James B. Kirkham, answer to Mr. Finlay's accusations (cf. 42).
96. Rev. W. B. Harrison, Rector of Gayton le Marsh, asking for subscription for school.
97. Henry Morton, asking Lord Willoughby to become a patron of Boston Cricket Club.
98. W. Pilkington, wanting lease of Lord W.'s shooting on Loch Katrine.
99-100. W. J. Rainey.
101-5. Rev. Drummond Rawnsley, subscription for school-master's house at Halton.
106. C. G. Ridley, sub. for alterations to Spilsby Grammar School.
107-9. Rev. W. Robinson, vicar of Stickford, sub. for restoration of church and for the school.
110-1. John and Jane Stevenson, application for White Hart.
112-5. Rev. W. S. Thomason, site for a school room at Winthorpe.
116-7. Rev. W. V. Turner, Spilsby, complaining about his house.
118. H. B. Vennimore, Hammersmith, not interested in the White Hart.
119. Robert Vyner, enclosing out rent.
120. Notice of meeting of Trustees of Alford to Boston turnpike.
121-3. Rev. W. R. Waugh, re plans for new chapel in Spilsby. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | 30 Nov 1863-31 May 1864 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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