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Nature
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Particulars
of Claim |
Amount
of Damages Claimed |
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Absolute |
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Water pipe and Globe in the River from whence the Engine is supplied with water, carried away entirely say |
£5 |
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Time occupied in clearing out mud from the Yards Shops, Workshops, Counting Houses, Warehouses and underground flues, In cleaning Tools, Ingot Moulds Furnaces, Apparatus etc. etc. and in preparing for the resumption of Work 115 days at 20/ per week |
£19 |
3s |
4d |
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Cartage of Mud out of Yard 6 days @ 7/6 |
£2 |
5s |
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Extra Coal burnt in drying Workshops Furnaces Flues and Wet Material (Gold and Silver sweepings mixed with mud sully 25 Tons at 8/6 |
£10 |
12s |
6d |
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Extra material smelted viz 7 Tons Mud which was mixed with material containing Gold and Silver and which could not be recovered without smelting the whole at £8 per Ton |
£56 |
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Condensed Lead Fumes containing Gold and Silver in underground flues rendered worthless by mixture with great excess of mud, Quantity and price estimated from average of former periods, 24 hundredweights 1 quarter 7 pounds at 28/ |
£34 |
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9d |
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Furnace plates cracked, Two worth £20 each damaged say £10 each |
£20 |
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£147 |
1s |
7d |
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Certificate Granted
19 June 1865 |
Assessed by Assent at |
£147 |
1s |
7d |
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