Sessional papers

22. List of Holland acting magistrates and clerks of petty sessions

24. A similar list for Lindsey (Petty sessions at Alford, Barton, Burton on Stather, Brigg, Epworth, Gainsborough, Grimsby, Horncastle, Lincoln, Louth, Market Pasen, Spilsby, Tetford and Wragby.)

32. Circular to the county magistrates, 23 Feb. 1835, to accompany a report on the decayed state of the Castle units. A meeting to discuss the best and cheapest way of proceeding to be held on the Tuesday of assize week, at 12 o'clock or immediately after the discharge of the grand jury

40. Crown calendar, 7 Mar

46. E.J. Willson, 6 Mar., hopes Brownlow will get the set of Record Commissioners volumes in the grand jury room completed

51. Draft minutes, 10 Mar

55. Printed report on dilapidations by E.J. Willson. (The south wing of the prison, containing the chapel, has subsided.)

61. Forbes to Danvers, 27 Mar. The magistrates wish to ensure the safety of the walls by asserting their right to part of the moat

79. Henry Thorold of Cuxwold, 15 June, applying to Brownlow at Tomline's desire for a captaincy in the North Lincoln Militia

80. Forbes to Brownlow, 16 June, about local jurisdictions, the Muncipal Corporations question being now before parliament. Refers to a petition on the subject presented by Brownlow in 1833

95. Draft minutes, 25 June

101. Crown calendar, 18 July

114. Brownlow (still in London), 7 Sept. Expects the commissioners will accept our amendments

128. Memorandum relating to the encroachments, with numbers referring to a plan prepared by Willson

131. Draft minutes, 1 Oct

137. Thos. Hollway, 29 Oct., wanting to see Brownlow relative to the Conservative interest in North Lincolnshire

152. Richard Mason, 27 Dec. The Bail and Close are now part of the City of Lincoln

157. Draft minutes, 31 Dec