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Description: | 4. Draft minutes, Sleaford, Easter sessions, 30 Apr.
5. Draft minutes, Bourne, 28 Apr.
13. Chaplin, 10 Apr. Not willing to purchase the small leasehold property at Kirkby Green.
16. Draft, Forbes to Heron about a theft from Mr Collett's menagerie at Swinethorpe, 13 Apr.
21. WD Bell, Bourne, about enrolling the rules of Bourne Savings Bank, 18 Apr.
47. Richard Healy, Laughton, 1 May. Last year's order for regulating the police of Stow Green Fair had a good effect. 'It is perhaps desirable that you and the Magistrates should be informed, that a practice has been adopted by Publicans keeping Booths at the Horse Fair (14-15 June) to open those Booths for the Sale of Ale and Spirits upon the Sundays intervening between that period and the Fair which occasions a great concourse of servants and other low persons, produces much dissipation and dissolute conduct amongst them, and inconvenience to their employers...' .
48. Heron, 2 May. 'Tallents seems to have bamboozled the Mags. in Collet's case'.
52. Forbes forwards names of R.C. gentlemen from Brownlow for inclusion in Kesteven commission, 6 May.
53. The names are Lord Clifford, the Hon. CT Clifford and Charles Tempest esq.
60. Henry Sellwood, Horncastle, 12 May. As an applicant for the Lindsey clerkship, should he secure a personal introduction to Brownlow? He understands Pye and Conington may have gone to London for that purpose.
61. Bromhead, 14 May, commenting on the 'Justices' Jurisdiction Bill', which confounds divisions of a county with petty sessional districts, and proposes to confine special sessions to the latter. 'The Wapentake Sessions for Highways, Poor, etc. are to fall on Petty Sessions Days, as if it were proper or possible to transact miscellaneous Business on such occasions. The Days of Meeting are to be appointed a year before hand, tho you know the extreme difficulty of adjusting these Meetings to suit Fairs, other Meetings, the attendance of Justices etc. etc.'.
66. Bromhead, 27 May. 'If a push is not made immediately, we shall lose a year's subscriptions to the Coast Association'.
72. Forbes to Cragg, 13 Jun., acknowledging receipt of Brownlow's £100 towards the erection and fitting up of a Record Room at Sleaford for the Kesteven muniments. | Subjects: | Law & Order Quarter Sessions | Temporal: | Apr-Jun 1829 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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