Claim for loss of property #5969 – Particulars

	No. of Claim	Name of Claimant	Description of Claimant	Address of Claimant
	5969	The Most Noble Henry Duke of Norfolk, The Right Honourable Edward George Fitzalan Howard, The Right Honourable William Bernard Lord Pelre, The Right Honourable Henry Valentine Lord Stafford, John Abel Smith Esquire	The Most Noble Henry Duke of Norfolk: Peer The Right Honourable Edward George Fitzalan Howard: M.P. The Right Honourable William Bernard Lord Pelre: Peer The Right Honourable Henry Valentine Lord Stafford: Peer John Abel Smith Esquire: M.P.	The Most Noble Henry Duke of Norfolk: Norfolk House, St. James' Square in the County of Middlesex. The Right Honourable Edward George Fitzalan Howard: Glossop Hall in the County of Derby. The Right Honourable William Bernard Lord Pelre: Thorndon Hall near Brentwood in the County of Essex. The Right Honourable Henry Valentine Lord Stafford: Cossey Hall near Norwich in the county of Norfolk. John Abel Smith Esquire: Chester Square in the County of Middlesex.

Nature of Claimant’s Interest	Particulars of Claim	Amount of Damages Claimed
The claim is made in respect of Injury to the Property specified of which the Claimants are Owners & is exclusive of any claim which any other person may have in consequence of any stoppage of or interference with the Waterway under the Bridge or otherwise.	In the Township of Sheffield and Brightside Bierlow.
	For damage to and in part destruction of Norfolk Bridge across the River Dun and the foundations and abutments thereof, and the Approaches to the same	£2000
	Note, It is not possible to ascertain at present the extent of damage done to the foundations & abutments of the Bridge nor, consequently the extent of outlay required for the proper restoration of the Bridge.
	The Claimants are quite prepared to enter into an arrangement, at the cost of the company, for reducing the above claim to the sum which shall be ultimately paid by them for the restoration of the Bridge and its approaches, architect's commission, and other usual expenses.
		£2000
Certificate Granted 4 July 1865	Assessed by Consent at	£1449