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Description: | 4. Draft letter by Forbes estimating county expenditure for 1827, 7 Jan. (to Johnson?).
14. Bromhead, 4 Feb., asking Forbes to forward the gaol rules to the justices of assize. Discipline is 'suffering most materially' while they remain unsettled.
16. Return of committals to Folkingham gaol in 1826.
20. Tallents, 11 Feb., commenting on proposed table of fees for justices' clerks.
30. Maurice Peter Moore in London, to Forbes, 27 Feb., about a message from Mr Lambert the London agent's clerk, etc.
45-51. Papers about the case of Robert Nash, directed by two Kesteven justices to be removed from Sleaford to Dunholme.
56. Johnson, 2 Apr. Should the magistrates refuse to renew the Toft and Lound select vestry, which is entirely in the hands of five resident and one non-resident ratepayers?
57-58. Charles Allix (a visiting justice) about food allowances in rules for Folkingham gaol, April.
70. Table of allowances to constables, 28 Apr.
74. Forbes to Brackenbury, 21 Apr., asking for comments on his table of fees.
76. JH Hollway, Boston, 23 Apr. Is retained for Newark sessions and will call on Forbes at Sleaford on his way.
77. Joseph Brackenbury, Spilsby, 25 Apr. If Lindsey magistrates suggest any alterations to the table of fees Forbes will be informed, 'as it is certainly a very desirable object that the same fees should be charged in the three Divisions of the County'. The three clerks of the peace should have their fees settled and allowed by the judges. | Subjects: | Law & Order Quarter Sessions | Temporal: | Jan-Apr 1827 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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