33054-006917-0002
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tending to the Public
conveniences, and
to the better Conduct
of the interests of
the Court -
We have the honor to be
Sir
Your mo: obed: Ser'ts
[signed] Chris: Rolleston
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For the Bench.
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[diagonal maginalia, from bottom-left corner]
Mr V
.....7[th]
One half the
Amount of £12 has
already been expended
in the purchase of Stores &c
for the Bench - there may perhaps
be no objection to authorise the
Magistrates to expend the remaining
£6 in the purchase of Furniture for the
Court House ... Drayton ---
........................... 17 Oct
[in another hand]
Approved
.......... 19[th].
[in a third hand]
Auditor Gen'l
Col. Architect
Bench Drayton
...... 29 Oct'r 1851. ---
[tick through the above]
Notes and Questions
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Christopher Rolleston's atrocious handwriting has stumped me again. Can anyone decipher the top two words (and also the first word), please?
Oh public is good. I'd come up with convenience, but thought it might be "further" (with a sloppy ending).? That's what I've put in there for now.