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Nature
of Claimant’s Interest |
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Particulars
of Claim |
Amount
of Damages Claimed |
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Furniture and Loss of Business |
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To loss of Customers on this day not been able to get to my Shop, on Account of the Ball Street Bridge been washed away and I had a large quantity of Meat left to spoil to the value of |
£8 |
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To loss of Business |
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To Pointing the Property 244 Shales Moor Damaged by the Flood |
£1 |
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Kitchen |
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Fender, Fire Irons and Ashpan ~ damaged |
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4s |
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7 Yards Cocoa Matting new destroyed |
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14s |
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1 New Silk Umbrella destroyed |
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15s |
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Hearth Rug Damaged |
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5s |
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2 Pairs Mr B's Boots Spoilt |
£1 |
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2 Pairs Mrs B's Boots Spoilt |
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15s |
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1 Pair Miss B's Boots Spoilt |
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5s |
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4 Pairs Children's Boots Spoilt |
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15s |
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A large Quantity of Clothes and Linen and Underclothing etc. belonging to all the Family and 1 pair Damask Hangings |
£2 |
10s |
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Middle Room |
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Fender Fire Irons and Ashpan damaged |
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3s |
6d |
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Floor Oil Cloth damaged |
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15s |
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Hearth Rug damaged |
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7s |
6d |
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2 Door Mats damaged |
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6s |
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Mahogany Sofa damaged |
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7s |
6d |
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8 Pieces Cloth Paper for Room and putting on |
£1 |
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Cellar |
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20 Dozen Earning Skins sold at 6/6 per Dozen and not delivered |
£6 |
10s |
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1 Load of Potatoes Spoilt |
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7s |
6d |
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2 Stones Bread Spoilt |
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3s |
8d |
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About 1 Ton Coals Spoilt |
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6s |
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10 Gallons Bitter Beer lost |
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10s |
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A quantity of Pickles various kinds Spoilt |
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10s |
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A quantity of Preserves various kinds Spoilt |
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10s |
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10 Beasts Tongues in Pickle 2/6 each Spoilt |
£1 |
5s |
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5 Pancheons Broken |
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5s |
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A quantity of Brown Ware Broken |
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5s |
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A quantity of Blackberry Wine Lost |
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10s |
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Shop ~ |
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Cocoa Matting Damaged |
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5s |
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March 12 |
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Before the Flood my takings per week up to 13th March 1864 was £50 on an Average, since that time my takings only average about £30 weekly, so that my loss will be about 30/ per week 34 weeks @ 30/ |
£51 |
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To further loss likely to be sustained by me in Consequence of the Ball Street Bridge not been restored at once ~ Say 26 weeks @ 30/ |
£39 |
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Many of my Customers from Malin Bridge, Hillsbro', Owlerton and Neepsend having left, some washed away by the Flood and others removed to other parts of the Town |
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8 Men, 4 days, Cleaning away Rubbish from the Yard, Stable, Slaughter House and all the Back Premises, House, Shop Cellars Out Kitchen, Cellar Whitewashing etc. etc. |
£10 |
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£130 |
9s |
8d |
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Certificate Granted
7 March 1865 |
Assessed by Agreement incl costs at |
£30 |
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