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Nature
of Claimant’s Interest |
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Particulars
of Claim |
Amount
of Damages Claimed |
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Lessees for a term of 99 Years of the Buildings and Works and Owners of the Personal Property Mentioned in the Particulars of Claim about 10 Years of the term have expired |
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Tools, Wedges, Rings etc. lost |
£5 |
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To William Byrons account for rebuilding Wall in William Renton's Office and Wall in Coal Place etc. |
£1 |
6s |
7d |
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To William Byrons estimate to rebuild Fence Wall which was totally washed away |
£135 |
12s |
9d |
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To William Hawksley's account for Joiners Work & repairs |
£31 |
4s |
3d |
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Workmens Wages |
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Slack William |
Turner. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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9s |
6d |
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Bowling George |
Turner. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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13s |
4d |
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Woodhead R. |
Turner. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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15s |
10d |
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1 Pulley Block, Weston's Patent cost 56/2 estimated to realize 40/. |
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16s |
2d |
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4 Wire Gauge 6/8 each worth 4/. Each |
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10s |
8d |
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1864 March 19th. To Wages Paid to Workmen etc. removing Dirt & cleaning Premises |
£125 |
19s |
11d |
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26th To removing Dirt & cleaning Premises |
£37 |
13s |
7d |
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17th To Sack of Lime |
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3s |
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9th To Sack of Lime |
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3s |
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18th To Stone of Soap |
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4s |
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18th To Washing Curtains etc. |
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12s |
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23rd To Paid for refreshments to Workmen to this date |
£14 |
3s |
8d |
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16th To Pawson & Brailsford for Day Book to replace one destroyed |
£1 |
15s |
6d |
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16th To Waterfall Brothers for Twine |
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14s |
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16th to E. P. Hornby for Turpentine |
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19s |
9d |
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30th To J. Shaw & Son for 2 Riddles |
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7s |
6d |
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23rd To E. P. Hornby for Turpentine |
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9s |
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23rd To Henry Gregory for File Brushes |
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16s |
6d |
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18th To Sam Marshall Cleaning Machine Knives |
£1 |
14s |
9d |
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31st To 2 Locks & Keys repaired |
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2s |
9d |
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April 2nd To Wages Paid removing dirt & cleaning Goods |
£10 |
9s |
8d |
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9th To Wages Paid removing dirt & cleaning Goods |
£5 |
4s |
5d |
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16th To Wages Paid removing dirt & cleaning Goods |
£2 |
15s |
8d |
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23rd To Wages Paid removing dirt & cleaning Goods |
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6s |
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2nd To Paid to Fireman of Fire Brigade |
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5s |
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2nd To Paid for Time Keepers Slate Destroyed |
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2s |
4d |
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2nd To Paid for Cleaning Walls |
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3s |
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2nd To Paid for repairing Bellows |
£1 |
4s |
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2nd To Paid Allowance to Workmen |
£1 |
9s |
6d |
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6th To Paid for Brushes |
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5s |
8d |
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9th To Paid to Man in Sewer |
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2s |
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9th To Paid for Piping etc. replaced |
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17s |
4d |
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23rd To Paid to G. Brunton for Repairs |
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12s |
2d |
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25th To Paid to G. Armitage Plasterer |
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7s |
11d |
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1864 April 26th. To Paid G. Thompson Polishing Desks |
£1 |
9s |
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26th To Paid G. Creswick Stone Flags for repairs |
£1 |
8s |
6d |
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6th To Paid Pawson & Brailsford for Copying Brush |
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2s |
3d |
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6th To Paid to Mr. William Travis for Lime |
£4 |
19s |
5d |
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6th To Paid to F. Bagnall for Bricks |
£7 |
14s |
10d |
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7th To R. J. Barrass Sheffield Standard list destroyed |
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9s |
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11th To Yates & Wood Cleaning Saws |
£9 |
16s |
11d |
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14th To C. F. Skelton & Co. Spades |
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1s |
8d |
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7th To Hadfield & Shipman cleaning Crinoline |
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7s |
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28th To Pawson & Brailsford full Bound Sheffield Street List destroyed |
£1 |
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4th To Gilbert Brothers Repairing & Cleaning Razors |
£15 |
13s |
9d |
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April 2nd To Pawson & Brailsford Illustrated Price List destroyed |
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10s |
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May 21st To George Pallett Stone for repairs |
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11s |
3d |
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21st To estimated damage done to Palisade in front of Regent Works |
£1 |
10s |
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March 30th To Richard Crossley for 40 Squares of Plate Glass lost in the Flood |
£10 |
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To 15 Crown Squares broken |
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3s |
9d |
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May 5th To Pawson & Brailsford Memorandum Book |
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2s |
9d |
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May 5th To Pawson & Brailsford 4 Inkstands |
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4s |
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May 2nd To John Butler for cleanng Table Knives |
£2 |
3s |
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May 4th To Gilbert Brothers for cleaning Pocket Cutlery |
£6 |
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March 31st To R. Crossley Plumber's Work |
£1 |
8s |
6d |
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Damages done by the Inundation to the Buildings, Works , Property and Premises called Regent Works, Penistone Road in the Parish of Sheffield in the County of York, in the occupation of Messrs. Bury & Co. and also the Stock in Trade in upon and about the said Premises at the time of the Inundation and to the Trade or Business carried on by the said Messrs. Bury & Co. at the said Works. £1646.19.0 |
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The Following are the Particulars of damages sustained by the said Messrs. Bury & Co. by the Inundation |
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In Store Room |
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One full Tin of Turpentine 12 Gallons @ 8/. & Can 5/. Totally lost |
£5 |
1s |
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2 Gallons of Olive Oil @ 5/. |
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10s |
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½ Cwt Engine Grease @ 25/. |
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12s |
6d |
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7 Cwt Manganese @ 21/. |
£7 |
7s |
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1 Empty Carboy destroyed |
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4s |
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2 dozen Besoms totally lost |
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5s |
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In Blacksmith's Shop |
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One Phillister Plate completely destroyed |
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7s |
9d |
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One Hollowing Plate completely destroyed |
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4s |
6d |
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One Hollowing Plate completely destroyed |
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2s |
6d |
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One Set Brace bits & Brace partially |
£1 |
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In Engine House |
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One Wood Bucket totally lost |
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3s |
6d |
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One Tin Bucket totally lost |
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1s |
6d |
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In Converting Furnaces |
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300 Bushels of Charcoal @ 6½d |
£8 |
2s |
6d |
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15 Tons Converting Coal 5/. Per Ton depreciation |
£3 |
15s |
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Expenses cleaning Converting Furnace Cellars |
£4 |
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In Foundry |
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1 Model for Lead pot lost |
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15s |
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8 Tons Red Sand 4/10 |
£1 |
18s |
8d |
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Cartage @ 1/3 |
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10s |
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In Melting Furnaces |
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3 Furnaces Rebuilding @ £7 |
£21 |
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2 Breast Walls seriously damaged estimated at |
£14 |
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40 Tons Coke @ 8/4 all lost |
£16 |
13s |
4d |
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20 Tons Newcastle Coke at 18/3 all lost |
£18 |
5s |
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6 Tons White Clay cost 42/. 12.12.0. Worth after the Flood 7/. 2.2.0 |
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Depreciation 35/. Per Ton |
£10 |
10s |
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12 Tons of Ensor Clay Cost 24/. 14.8.0. Worth after the Flood 7/. 4.4.0 |
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Depreciation 17/. Per Ton |
£10 |
4s |
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2 Building Boxes at 30/. Lost |
£3 |
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100 Tons Lid Clay worth 20/. 100.0.0. Worth after the Flood 7/. 35.0.0 |
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Depreciation 13/. Per Ton |
£65 |
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1 Barrel Gas Tar lost |
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3s |
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1 Ton of Ground Coke Dust lost |
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11s |
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1 Ton of Ground Sand @ 11/. |
£1 |
2s |
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1 Ton of Ground Crucibles @ 11/. |
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11s |
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1 Ton of Ground Gannister @ 11/. |
£1 |
13s |
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600 Lids at 4/. Per 100 |
£1 |
4s |
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1000 Stands @ 2/. |
£1 |
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100 Tons Foreign Scrap deterioration in Price by Sand & Mud getting amongst it @ 20/. Per Ton |
£100 |
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In Offices of Ground Floor |
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Stationary partially and totally destroyed consisting of Books, Papers, Memorandas, and receipts Order Sheets etc. etc. |
£10 |
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1 Case Cigars totally destroyed |
£15 |
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Spanish Tobacco |
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10s |
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1 Box Instruments totally destroyed |
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10s |
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1 Pair Balance Scales partially |
£1 |
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Damage done to 4 Morocco Covered Mahogany Office Chairs |
£2 |
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In Steel Packing Warehouse |
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8 New Cases destroyed at 6/10 |
£2 |
14s |
8d |
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Cost of redressing and relabelling Steel etc. |
£30 |
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Blacksmiths Work |
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2 Plates for Front Entrance Office Door |
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2s |
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Making Rake for getting out the Dirt where the large Doors run into the new Steel Warehouse |
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2s |
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In Edge Tool Department |
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4 Tons Gas Coke lost @ 8/4 |
£1 |
13s |
4d |
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1 Ton Soft Coke lost @ 20/. |
£1 |
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Rags destroyed |
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4s |
4d |
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Edge Tools relabelling |
£1 |
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Hardening Water spoilt |
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10s |
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Cleaning Straw Place out |
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10s |
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In File Department |
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File Paper Partially destroyed amounting to £145.12.2 |
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Estimated depreciation 50/. 72.16.1 |
£72 |
16s |
1d |
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Paper used for rewrapping 25,000 dozen Files and relabelling |
£25 |
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18 lbs Twine @ 1/8 |
£1 |
10s |
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15 Pairs Bellows damaged |
£13 |
10s |
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2 Lead Pots broken and Furnaces destroyed |
£10 |
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4 Tons Gas Coke @ 8/4 |
£1 |
13s |
4d |
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1 Ton Salt destroyed |
£1 |
6s |
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1 Dozen Coke Baskets lost |
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17s |
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2 Riddles lost |
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9s |
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Files Broken |
£2 |
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Labels destroyed and replaced by Robert Barrass per his Invoice of May 25th |
£36 |
10s |
2d |
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In Yard |
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In Packing Room Warehouse, Manager's Office |
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Sundry Books and Stationary |
£10 |
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7 Reams Brown Paper, weighing 924 lbs Cost 4d worth 2d per lb |
£7 |
14s |
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Labels |
£5 |
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10 Illustrated, Sheffield Lists, Brookes 4/. |
£2 |
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7 Illustrated, Sheffield Lists, Tompkins 7/6 |
£2 |
12s |
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2 Illustrated, Sheffield Lists, Pawson & Brailsfords |
£1 |
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5 Flags |
£3 |
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3½ dozen Ivory Fruit Knives cost 7/. Per dozen. Estimated to realize 10/. Lot |
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14s |
6d |
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2 Card Cases No. 1 3/6, 2 4/9 |
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16s |
6d |
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Nippers and Plyers Cost 20/. Worth 10/. |
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10s |
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6 M Needles Lot |
£1 |
8s |
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2 Needle Cases |
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17s |
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1 Card Nail Files Cost 55/. |
£1 |
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18 Razor Staps |
£1 |
5s |
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Sundry Pencils Knives and Paper Holders Cost 50/. Worth 25/. |
£1 |
5s |
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1 dozen Rules, various measures cost 12/. |
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7s |
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Estimated cost of Cleaning Axles |
£2 |
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May 26th To William Townsend for large Writing Pad |
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4s |
6d |
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May 27th To William Townsend for rebinding and relettering Sundry Books |
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8s |
7d |
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May 27th To C. F. Skelton & Co. for Cleaning Spades and replacing those used for cleaning Works |
£4 |
8s |
11d |
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March 12th To J. F. Littlewood repair of Casks & Cases |
£1 |
4s |
7d |
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April 18th To M. & E. Cotton, Bricks for repairs etc. |
£2 |
17s |
6d |
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1864 June 6th To William Townsend & Son rebinding sundry Books |
£1 |
14s |
1d |
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June 6th To F. Lindley & Son repairing Bellows |
£1 |
17s |
3d |
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16th To G. Thompson & Son Cleaning & Opening Safe |
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10s |
6d |
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June 1st To J. Hawley & Son Scissor Cases etc. cleaned |
£5 |
11s |
11d |
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29th To William Townsend & Son Sales Book replaced |
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5s |
9d |
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30th To William Byron new Drain Pipes |
£1 |
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2d |
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July 27th To William Townsend & Son Pattern Book replaced |
£1 |
7s |
3d |
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27th To J. Bell & Son, lining Drawers with Cloth |
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12s |
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Loss of time through stoppage of our Works Clerks & Managers Salaries etc. 2 Weeks at £100 |
£200 |
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Gosnay James |
File Maker |
£1 |
5s |
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Peace Edward & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
18s |
6d |
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Loss of Profit and Loss of Trade and Interest on the damages until Payment £15 per Centrum Per Annum |
£258 |
1s |
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Professional and other Charges prior to Claim |
£5 |
5s |
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To Amount Payable to the following Workmen for loss of Wages during the time they were unemployed or only Partially employed by reason of the Inundation |
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Name |
Occupations |
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Dronfield John |
File Cutter |
£2 |
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6d |
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Shirt William & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
12s |
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Wheatley Charles |
File Cutter |
£1 |
16s |
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Morton Joseph |
File Cutter |
£1 |
11s |
6d |
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Harrison Ralph Abel |
File Cutter |
£1 |
16s |
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Naylor Thomas |
File Cutter |
£1 |
16s |
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Oates William |
File Cutter |
£2 |
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6d |
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Flower James & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
12s |
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Hall Allen |
File Cutter |
£2 |
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6d |
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Leadbeater Edwin |
File Cutter |
£1 |
16s |
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Hallam Reuben |
File Cutter |
£1 |
11s |
6d |
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Cooper Henry |
File Cutter |
£1 |
7s |
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Leadbeater David |
File Smith |
£1 |
7s |
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Crampton John & Boy |
File Maker |
£1 |
12s |
6d |
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Smith George & 3 Boys |
File Cutter |
£3 |
3s |
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Wilcock Thomas & 2 Boys |
File Maker |
£3 |
6s |
6d |
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Hobson George |
File Striker |
£1 |
4s |
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Boulding Henry & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
5s |
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Leadbeater Thomas |
File Cutter |
£1 |
4s |
6d |
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Goodlad George Henry |
File Cutter |
|
18s |
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Morton George |
File Cutter |
£1 |
8s |
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Goodlad William |
File Maker |
£2 |
|
6d |
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Dixon William & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
5s |
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Biggin Samuel & 2 Boys |
File Cutter |
£2 |
8s |
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Oates Thomas |
File Cutter |
£1 |
7s |
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Oates Joseph & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
12s |
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Shaw William |
File Cutter |
£1 |
16s |
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Senior Benjamin |
File Cutter |
£1 |
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Oates Daniel & 2 Boys |
File Cutter |
£3 |
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Pease Thomas |
File Cutter |
£2 |
|
6d |
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Crampton Henry |
File Cutter |
£1 |
4s |
6d |
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Morton Joel |
File Striker |
£1 |
2s |
6d |
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Dixon Sytranus [?] |
File Cutter |
|
18s |
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Bramwell Henry |
File Forger |
£1 |
2s |
6d |
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Barker William |
File Striker |
£1 |
7s |
|
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Ryalls Edward |
File Maker |
£2 |
2s |
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Grace Charles & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
14s |
|
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Hollis John |
File Cutter |
£1 |
16s |
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Hall Henry |
File Cutter |
£2 |
|
6d |
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Wilson John |
File Cutter |
£1 |
11s |
6d |
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Johnson John & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
14s |
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Lomas Henry & Boy |
File Cutter |
£1 |
12s |
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Wilcock Edward |
File Cutter |
|
14s |
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Bradshaw Charles & Boy |
File Cutter |
£1 |
12s |
6d |
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Smith William & Boy |
File Cutter |
£2 |
14s |
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Abbotson Alfred |
File Cutter |
£1 |
|
3d |
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Greaves Alfred |
File Forger |
£2 |
5s |
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Mountfield George |
File Cutter |
£2 |
|
6d |
|
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Pursehouse Henry Senior & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
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Pursehouse Henry Junior & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£1 |
10s |
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Nicholson John & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£1 |
15s |
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Shelton William & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
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Grant George & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
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Grant Henry & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
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Bean Jo & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£1 |
15s |
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Rutter William & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
14s |
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Cheetham John & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
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Raifurer John & Man as Striker |
Edge Tool Forger |
£2 |
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Burley John |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
18s |
6d |
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Burley George |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
18s |
6d |
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Wright George |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
18s |
6d |
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Patchland Fred |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
18s |
6d |
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Shaw George |
Errand Boy |
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5s |
10d |
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Wilson Ben |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
18s |
6d |
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Wilson Henry |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
18s |
6d |
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Wilson Bernard |
Edge Tool Grinder |
£1 |
8s |
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Needham John |
Errand Boy |
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5s |
10d |
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Barnes John |
Puller out. Loss of Wages being the difference between 4/4 per day regular wages & 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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5s |
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Pearson William |
Puller out. Loss of Wages being the difference between 4/4 per day regular wages & 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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5s |
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Law John J. |
Puller out. Loss of Wages being the difference between 4/4 per day regular wages & 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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5s |
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Slack Thomas |
Puller out. Loss of Wages being the difference between 4/4 per day regular wages & 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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2s |
6d |
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Slingsby Thomas |
Pot Maker. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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15s |
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Marsden J. |
Pot Maker. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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12s |
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Bingham George |
Puller out. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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8s |
8d |
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Kenkelt George |
Coker. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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6s |
4d |
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Ashforth George |
Coker. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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3s |
2d |
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Whitehead John |
Moulder. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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6s |
4d |
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Lee David |
Moulder. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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3s |
2d |
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Whitehead Edward |
Puller out. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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13s |
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Cook Henry |
Lid Maker. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/8 per day his regular wages and 3/6 per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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3s |
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Taylor Charles |
Moulder. Loss of Wages being the difference between 6/. per day his regular wages and 4/. per day recovered of us for Labouring |
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8s |
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Bailey Joseph |
File Forger |
£2 |
5s |
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Hobson William |
File Cutter |
£1 |
7s |
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Bailey John |
File Forger |
£1 |
11s |
6d |
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£1647 |
6s |
6d |
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Certificate Granted
23 June 1865 |
Assessed by Agreement incl costs at |
£1405 |
5s |
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Note: Line 1: The amount £1646.19.0 appears in the 'Amount of Damages Claimed' column in the register.