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Nature
of Claimant’s Interest |
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Particulars
of Claim |
Amount
of Damages Claimed |
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All washed away and lost |
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Cast Steel 1 hundredweight 3 quarters 0 pounds @ 45/ per hundredweight |
£3 |
18s |
9d |
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1 Narrow Wheel Cart |
£14 |
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1 Set of Cart Harness |
£4 |
10s |
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1 Hay Chopper (Patent) |
£1 |
15s |
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Plough 18/ Harrows 10/ |
£1 |
8s |
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14.0.0 hundredweight of best Hay |
£3 |
4s |
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1 Ton of Oat Straw |
£2 |
5s |
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2 Tons Manure |
|
10s |
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1 Oil Cloth |
£1 |
5s |
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1 Horse Cloth 12/6 - 4 Hay Forks 6/ - 2 Hay Rakes 2/6 |
£1 |
1s |
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1 New Heck |
£1 |
10s |
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2 Corn Tubs 4/ Horse Corn 6/ |
|
10s |
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40 Ash Side Boards 20/ - 4 Score Ash wedges 4/ |
£1 |
4s |
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1 Load Fire Bricks |
£1 |
10s |
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1 New Tail Hoop |
£2 |
16s |
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3 Tilt Hammer Heads 6 hundredweight 2 quarters 0 pounds @ 5d per pound |
£3 |
8s |
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3 Tilt Hursts 5 hundredweight @ 5d per pound |
£2 |
6s |
8d |
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5 Tons of Coal - Cost with the leading |
£3 |
10s |
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1 Ton of Coke |
|
14s |
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Pigeon Cote 6/ ~ 1 Dozen Pigeons 9/ ~ 6 Fowls 10/6 |
£1 |
5s |
6d |
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2 Writing Desks 6/ ~ 1 Ladder 8/ |
|
14s |
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4 Pairs of Tilt Tools ~ Cast Metals 6 hundredweight @ 14/ |
£4 |
4s |
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Old Metal 6 hundredweight @ 3/6 |
£1 |
1s |
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12 Pairs Tongs 1 hundredweight 2 quarters 0 pounds @ 4d per pound |
£2 |
16s |
|
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1 Gavelock 112 pounds @ 4d per pound |
£1 |
13s |
4d |
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2 New Baskets 2/ ~ 1 Riddle 2/ ~ 2 Shovels 4/8 |
|
8s |
8d |
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1 Cucumber Frame £1.5.0 ~ 2 Roods of Garden destroyed 40/ |
£3 |
5s |
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1 Wood form 5/6 ~ Sledge Hammer 6/ ~ 2 planks 14 feet @ 4d = 8/8 |
£1 |
|
2d |
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Bar Steel 2 hundredweight 2 quarters 0 pounds @ 19/ per hundredweight |
£2 |
7s |
6d |
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Double Shear 3 hundredweight 1 quarter 0 pounds @ 48/ per hundredweight |
£7 |
16s |
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Paid portion of Rent of Tilt from 11th March to 31st March at rate of £130 per annum |
£7 |
2s |
6d |
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Actual loss of profits and livelihood to our Families by the Tilt being nearly washed away, and the Total Stoppage of our Business from 11th March 1864 to 16th September 1864 (the date of this claim) being 27 weeks at £9 a week for the 3 families |
£243 |
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Less £1 a week each earned by the 2 Sons (Isaac Taylor and William Taylor) as Journeymen at a distance from their Homes, from the 14th May up to date of claim being 18 weeks at £2 |
£-36 |
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Further estimated Loss to us by the Suspension of our Business, until the Restoration of our Works, or until we be able to get other Works - say quarter of a year (13 weeks) from present time @ £6 a week |
£78 |
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£369 |
19s |
1d |
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Certificate Granted
10 June 1865 |
Assessed by Agreement incl costs at |
£168 |
7s |
1d |
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