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Nature
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Particulars
of Claim |
Amount
of Damages Claimed |
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Lessees of the Works called Adelaide Works held in Lease for the residue of a term of 99 Years of which upwards of 85 years are unexpired and Owners of the Stock in Trade Machinery and Effects mentioned in the Particulars |
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Wages Paid for Cleaning out Shops Cellars, etc. |
£50 |
7s |
6d |
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To Paid to William Byron, Builder as under |
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Use and Waste Nails, Laths, and Timber for Centres |
£1 |
15s |
6d |
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To re-toothing Cog Wheel, omitted above |
£10 |
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To loss of Profit and loss of trade |
£70 |
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Damage done by the Inundation of the Leasehold Buildings Works Property and Premises called Adelaide Works in the Parish of Sheffield in the County of York belonging to and in the occupation of the said Joseph Taylor and Joseph Taylor Junior, and the Stock in Trade and Effects in upon and about the said Premises at the time of the inundation and to the trade or business carried on by the said Joseph Taylor and Joseph Taylor Junior at the said Works. £915.0.8½ |
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The following are the Particulars of the damages sustained by the said Joseph Taylor and Joseph Taylor Junior by the Inundation |
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200 New made Melting Pots 1/. Each |
£10 |
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180 New made Melting Pot Lids 2d each |
£1 |
10s |
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100 New made Melting Pot Stands 2d each |
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16s |
8d |
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20 Marbled Pots |
£1 |
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16 Tons Derby Clay 28/. |
£22 |
8s |
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8 Tons Common Clay 25/. |
£10 |
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5 Tons White Clay 40/. |
£10 |
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4 Tons Stand Clay 10/. |
£2 |
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5 Tons Fine Sand 8/. |
£2 |
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4 Cwt Ground old Pots 2/6 |
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10s |
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6 Cwt Coke dust 1/8 |
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10s |
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2 Gallons Lamp Oil 5/6 |
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11s |
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4 Gallons Pot Oil 1/6 |
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6s |
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2 Cwt Manganese 20/. |
£2 |
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4 Metts Charcoal 10d |
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3s |
4d |
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10 Tons Hard Coke |
£8 |
5s |
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2 Tons Small Coke |
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13s |
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10 New Holes Building 20/. |
£10 |
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10 Tons Ground Gannister 10/. |
£5 |
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36 New Coke Baskets 1/2 |
£2 |
2s |
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5 Tons Steel Scraps wasted 70/. |
£17 |
10s |
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Damaged Tools |
£5 |
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1 Cwt Roman Cement |
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6s |
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½ Stone Red Lead |
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4s |
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½ Stone Spun Yarn |
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4s |
6d |
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½ Stone Cotton Waste |
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3s |
6d |
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1 Gallon Olive Oil |
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8s |
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11 Tons Engine Coal 6/6 |
£3 |
11s |
6d |
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1 Ton Smiths Coke |
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10s |
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2 Door Frames Broken 10/. |
£1 |
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1 Pair Bellows |
£1 |
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2 Tons Sheet Steel onlt fit for scrap £15/./. |
£30 |
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12½ Cwt Emery 24/. |
£15 |
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16 Wheel Bands 30/. |
£24 |
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2 Buckets 2/. |
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4s |
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1 Large Band very much damaged |
£3 |
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20 Gallons Linseed Oil 4/. |
£4 |
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20 Gallons Olive Oil 8/. |
£8 |
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10 Metts Charcoal 10d |
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8s |
4d |
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12 Gallons Pot Oil 1/6 |
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18s |
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2 Cwt Tallow 56/. |
£5 |
12s |
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18 Boxes 9d each |
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13s |
6d |
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2 Cases Tin lined 12/. |
£1 |
4s |
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2 Casks Tin Lined 12/. |
£1 |
4s |
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17 Casks not Tin lined 7/. |
£5 |
19s |
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4 Cases not Tin lilned 10/. |
£2 |
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6 Hampers 1/. |
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6s |
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3 dozen Cask Hoops 2/. |
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6s |
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1 Tin Tallow Tub |
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8s |
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52 lbs Sewitt 6d |
£1 |
6s |
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1 dozen Bottles 6d |
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6s |
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20 Yards rope |
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2s |
6d |
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3 Stone Glue 8/4 |
£1 |
5s |
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2 Cwt Handle Plates 40/. |
£4 |
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36 lbs Cork 6d |
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18s |
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4 Wheel Bands 15/. |
£3 |
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1 Pair Handle Dies |
£1 |
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½ Cwt Files Damaged |
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15s |
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400 Gallons Hardening Oil 4/. |
£80 |
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5 Tons Coal 7/6 |
£1 |
17s |
6d |
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Floor repairing |
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10s |
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6 dozen Common Handsaws 26 inch 2/6 |
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15s |
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Cloth Collars for rubbing Saws |
£1 |
5s |
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Spirits |
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2s |
6d |
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12 Cwt Sand 5/. |
£3 |
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30 dozen Handsaws 3/. |
£4 |
10s |
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46 dozen Grafters 2/. |
£4 |
12s |
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100 dozen Webs 1/. |
£5 |
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75 dozen Webs 9d |
£2 |
16s |
3d |
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36 dozen Long Saws 6/. |
£10 |
16s |
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15 dozen Canada Webs 6/. |
£4 |
10s |
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20 Knives 4d each |
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6s |
8d |
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5 dozen cross cuts 6/. |
£1 |
10s |
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1 Only Circular Saw |
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4s |
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163 Pit Saws reglazed, rubbed, blocked, etched etc. 1/. |
£8 |
3s |
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1400 Cross Cuts reglazed, rubbed, blocked, etched etc. 1/. |
£70 |
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600 Frame Saws reglazed, rubbed, blocked, etched etc. 1/. |
£30 |
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36 Veneer Webs reglazed, rubbed, blocked, etched etc. 1/. |
£1 |
16s |
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24 Canada Webs reglazed, rubbed, blocked, etched etc. 9d |
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18s |
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1 Case Railway Cramps, unpacking, cleaning & repacking |
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10s |
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½ Cwt of Pitch Paper |
£1 |
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1 Cwt Best Glazed Paper |
£1 |
10s |
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1 Cwt Common Paper |
£1 |
4s |
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4 Gallons Matric Acid 7/. |
£1 |
8s |
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4 Gallons Naptha 3/. |
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12s |
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10 lbs Card and Pasteboard 6d |
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5s |
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5 dozen Pilsaws 6/. |
£1 |
10s |
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7 lbs Band |
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8s |
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1 Cwt Straw |
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2s |
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5 Score Straw Bands 3/. |
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15s |
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14½ Cwt Nickerbocker Strings 25/. |
£18 |
2s |
6d |
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32 Cwt Steel destroyed at Mill 20/. |
£32 |
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3 Cwt Burnt at Mill 28/. |
£4 |
4s |
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26 dozen Saw Webs reglazing |
£1 |
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4 dozen Common Hand Saws reglazing |
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2s |
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Damage to Files |
£6 |
10s |
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300 Ware, Saw Handle Wood completely useless 1/3 |
£18 |
15s |
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Horse Corn |
£1 |
4s |
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Straw |
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10s |
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Hay |
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10s |
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2 Horses and Carts 8 days @ 8/. Each |
£6 |
8s |
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Damage to Engine, Machinery etc. |
£20 |
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"viz" |
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To Alterations and repairs etc. to Buildings in making good delapidations injured by the inundations |
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1864 March 19th |
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Bricklayers 23½ days 5/6 |
£6 |
9s |
3d |
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Stone Masons 12¾ days at 5/6 |
£3 |
10s |
1½d |
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Labourers 32 days at 4/. |
£6 |
8s |
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At repairs generally to Soughs, Doors, Arches, Furnaces, preparing springer Stones for Arches, and removing Debris etc. |
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26th Bricklayers 32 Days @ 5/6 |
£8 |
16s |
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Labourers 47½ days @ 4/. |
£9 |
10s |
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17 Cwt Ground Mortar 39/. 3500 Stock Bricks 5/5 |
£7 |
4s |
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Cartage of Scaffolding, Barrows Planks etc. |
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3s |
6d |
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½ Cask Cement 12/. 3 Cwt Fine Clay 3/9 |
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15s |
9d |
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Joiners 5½ days preparing and Fixing Arch Centres @ 5/6 |
£1 |
10s |
3d |
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April 2nd Stone Mason 3½ days at Stonework repairs etc. 5/6 |
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19s |
3d |
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Bricklayers 17½ days 5/6 As above at general repairs |
£4 |
16s |
3d |
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Labourers 21¾ days @ 4/. As above at general repairs |
£4 |
7s |
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72 Cubic feet of Sprinder Stones to Arches 1/2 |
£4 |
4s |
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1250 Fire Bricks 87/6 300 End Arches 21/. 50 thin Arches 3/6 |
£5 |
12s |
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10 18 x 9 x 5 1/8 each and 10 24 x 10 x 6 2/6 each Fire Flue Bricks |
£2 |
1s |
8d |
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22 Cwt Fire Clay 1/3 3 Barrows Sand 6d |
£1 |
9s |
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2½ Tons Ground Mortar 16/8 1500 Stock Bricks 45/. |
£3 |
1s |
8d |
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9th Bricklayer 5¼ days 5/6 |
£1 |
8s |
10½d |
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Labourer 8¾ days 4/. |
£1 |
15s |
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Stone Mason 2¾ days 5/6 |
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15s |
1½d |
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At Soughs, Paring, Drains, Finishing off repairs, & delapidations |
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350 Bricks 10/6 36 Cwt of Ground Mortar 12/. |
£1 |
2s |
6d |
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15½ Yards of Boasted and Square Flagging 3/6 |
£2 |
14s |
3d |
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13 Yards of 8 inch 26/. 7 Yards of 6 inch 9/4, 14 Yards of 4 inch 4/8 drain Pipes |
£2 |
7s |
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2 Bends and 2 Junctions each of 8 inch 6 inch & 4 inch drain Pipes |
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12s |
8d |
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3 Pecks of Cement for Joists 1/6 |
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4s |
6d |
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Cartage away of Scaffolding, Plant etc. |
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3s |
6d |
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[sub total] £800.13.4½ |
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Interest on the above sum of £800 13 4½ at 6 per Cent per Annum, from 12th March 1864 to July 29th 1865 1 Year & 139 days |
£62 |
6s |
4d |
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Professional and other charges, prior to claim |
£3 |
3s |
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To amount payable to the following Workmen, for loss of Wages during the time that they were unemployed, or only partially employed by reason of the inundation |
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Names |
Occupations |
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Crookes Samuel & Lad |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
10s |
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Singleton Thomas |
Engine Man |
£1 |
8s |
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Townsend Alexander and Boy |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
10s |
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Marsh Alfred |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Barker William |
Saw Maker |
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12s |
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Joel J B |
Steel Melter |
£1 |
10s |
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Armitage Thomas |
Saw Handle Maker |
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14s |
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Wilkinson William and Lad and Man |
Saw Grinder |
£2 |
10s |
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Copley Joe |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Barns Peter |
Furnace Man |
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9s |
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Joel Edward |
Pot Maker |
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9s |
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White George H |
Saw Handle Maker |
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13s |
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Inman George |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Mallinder Samuel |
Saw Maker |
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13s |
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Mallinder John |
Saw Maker |
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18s |
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Crookes Alfred |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Allen James |
Saw Handle Maker |
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12s |
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Crookes Charles |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Whitley John |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Holmes Henry |
Saw Handle Maker |
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16s |
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Broadhead M & Boy |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
10s |
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Hartley John |
Saw Maker |
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19s |
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Damson John |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Kay John Whittles |
Saw Maker |
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17s |
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Allen John |
Saw Maker |
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18s |
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Watson George |
Labourer |
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4s |
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Hides William |
Saw Maker |
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13s |
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Rutter Charles |
Saw Maker |
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17s |
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Singleton John |
Saw Toother |
£1 |
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Eagling James |
Saw Handler Maker |
£1 |
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Gafitt Henry |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Hinchcliffe John Hilton |
Saw Maker |
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13s |
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White George and Boy |
Saw Handle Maker |
£1 |
4s |
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Lazarus Nathan and Man |
Saw Rubber |
£1 |
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Marshall William |
Saw Maker |
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15s |
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Firth Christopher |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Inman George Senior |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Hawley William |
Saw Handle Maker |
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16s |
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Soar Henry |
Saw Handler |
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14s |
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Edley John Junior |
Saw Maker |
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10s |
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Godbehere Abraham |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
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Watson Joseph |
Saw Maker |
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19s |
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Yeardley Thomas |
Saw Maker |
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10s |
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Damms Charles & Lad |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
10s |
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Sheldon John |
Saw Maker |
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16s |
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Rodgers Frederick |
Saw Handle Maker |
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16s |
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Collins William |
Saw Handle Cutter out |
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9s |
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Adwick George |
Saw Handle Cutter out |
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16s |
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Davenport Charles |
Saw Maker |
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13s |
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Batty William |
Saw Maker |
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17s |
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Sharp James |
Saw Grinder |
£1 |
10s |
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Taylor George |
Saw Maker |
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10s |
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Edley John Senior |
Saw Handle Cutter out |
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18s |
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£915 |
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Certificate Granted
6 January 1865 |
Assessed by Agreement incl costs at |
£500 |
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Note: Line 112: 'At repairs generally..' In the register this line is placed so as to refer to all three catagories of worker mentioned in the preceding 3 lines (109-111)
Line 131: as above, this line refers to 3 preceding lines (128-130)
