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Nature
of Claimant’s Interest |
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Particulars
of Claim |
Amount
of Damages Claimed |
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Owner |
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Stoppage of the works through the Flood |
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Steel burnt in Rolling Mill Fires ~ say 15 hundredweights @ 22/ |
£16 |
10s |
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Iron Spoilt in the Course of Manufacture 2½ Tons at £7.0.0 |
£17 |
10s |
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Coals washed 3 Tons |
£1 |
7s |
9d |
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6 Water Boshers Broken through the Supply of water being stopped ~ 36 Hundredweights @ 9/ |
£16 |
4s |
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Taking down Water Pipes and Steam Pipes throughout the works, cleaning refixing and jointing |
£25 |
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Drains taking up and Relaying |
£5 |
10s |
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Damage to Goods in Stones to Chemical Mixtures |
£12 |
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Loss of Vitriol and broken Bottles |
£4 |
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3 Hundredweights Manganese Spoilt 18/ |
£2 |
14s |
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Consulting Messrs. Firth & Jenkinson & Wilson & Crossland, Surveyors in reference to getting the water out of same and preventing it returning |
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Raising the Floor, cementing it and making a New Drain 60 yards long and Pumping Water |
£22 |
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Taking up and putting in new Foundations for a Road Weighing Machine |
£4 |
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£126 |
15s |
9d |
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Certificate Granted
17 June 1865 |
Assessed by Agreement incl costs at |
£100 |
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