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Sessional papers

Catalogue reference: CoC4/1/3

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This record is a file about the Sessional papers dating from January 1828 - October 1829.

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CoC4/1/3

Title

Sessional papers

Date

January 1828 - October 1829

Description

4. Rough minutes, 3 Jan. 1828. A committee (Brownlow, Sheffield, Bromhead, Chaplin and Moore) to consider retrenchment

10. Names of grand jury at Lent assizes, 1828

13. Draft minutes, 3 Apr

16. Samuel Sharpe (a debtor), to Bromhead, 3 Apr

19. James Shepherd (keeper of York Castle), 14 May, about methods of conveying felons due to be transported

25. The name, 18 June, with further details. (Other replies from gaolers follow)

32. Draft minutes, 3 July

45. Forbes to John Tidd, of Gainsborough, 22 Aug., about the possibility of conveying convicts by steam vessel

61. Bromhead's report on the finances of the gaol

62. Henry Smith, 29 Sept., offers to lay on a steam vessel from Gainsborough

63. Draft minutes, 2 Oct. 1828. Johnson and Heron fail to secure a reduction in the gaoler's salary, but an economy in the prisoners's diet is effected

79. Analysis of annual expenditure, 1824-28. (Increased from £2,493. 3. 10½ to £3,359. 8. 1½.)

90. Forbes to Merryweather, 19 Oct. Messrs. C. Allix and C. Chaplin are to direct the removal of convicts by steam vessel from Hull

113. Draft minutes, 1 Jan. 1829

125. Same, 2 Apr

160. Forbes to Merryweather, 11 Sept. 1829, about offer of William Squire to convey the convicts by coach

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Lincolnshire Archives

Language

English

Physical description

161 Items

Record URL

https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/4652994a-6664-435e-8a00-096449f61271/

Series information

CoC4/1