Local Collections; Or, Records of Remarkable Events, Connected with the Borough of Gateshead1851 |
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Alderman Allhusen Andrews Angus Applause appointed Assistant Overseer Auditor Blagburn Board of Guardians BOROUGH OF GATESHEAD brattice candle census chair Chairman Cheques Chopwell Churchwardens Churchwardens and Overseers CLERK read coal Collector Colliery Committee Cook Cornelius Garbutt Coulthard Council Councillor Crawcrook district ditto Durham duties East elected Fawcett Gateshead Union gentlemen George Haggie Hall Harbour Dues Hawks Heworth honour House institution Ionn James Hewitt James Wilson John John Potts Joseph Robson Justice Coleridge letter Lister Makepeace Mayor meeting ment Messrs Monday Municipal Dues Newcastle o'clock observed Ozwald paid parish of Gateshead Pashley Pattison persons Poor Law Board POOR LAW UNION port Potts present Prockter Railway ratepayers receipt received Relieving Officer Robert Ryton Woodside salary seconded the motion Smith South Sunderland Surveyor Thomas Town Clerk Townhall Treasurer Tuesday Tyne Usher Vickers Walker Ward week West West-street Whickham Wilkinson Winlaton workhouse Wrekenton
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Page 78 - ... weekly sums for three years to the plaintiff, on condition of his performing what on his part he has made a condition precedent ; and the plaintiff will be entitled to recover those sums whether he performs that or not, so long as he is ready and willing and offers to perform it, and is prevented only by the defendant from doing it. This then is the safe rule for determining the rights of these parties between each other, and no injustice follows to the plaintiff.
Page 16 - Nominations of Guardians must be made according to the form below, which is the form prescribed by the Poor Law Commissioners. Such nominations must he sent, on or before the day of March, to me, or to Mr.
Page 15 - An Act to attach certain conditions to the construction of future railways authorised or to be authorised by any Act of the present or succeeding sessions of Parliament ; and for other purposes in relation to railways.
Page 22 - And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head should carry all he knew.
Page 78 - The breach here assigned by the plaintiff assumes that the defendant, at however great loss to himself, was bound to continue his business for three years; but the defendant has not covenanted to do so; he has covenanted only to pay weekly sums for three years to the plaintiff on condition of his performing what on his part he has made a condition precedent; and the plaintiff will be entitled to recover those sums, whether he performs that or not, so long as he is ready, and willing, and offers to...
Page 15 - Child was, since (f) the passing of an Act passed in the Eighth Year of the Reign of Her present Majesty, intituled " An Act for the further Amendment of the Laws relating to the Poor in England...
Page 38 - Cardigan is called in the same, together with this writ, that we may cause further to be done thereon what of right and according to the law and custom of England we shall see fit to be done.
Page 50 - Shaw to vse and exercise the trade and occupation of a grocer or merchent or Chapman within the Towne of Darlington aforesaid or elsewhere within the said County Palatine of Duresme and Sadberdge not willing that he in or for exercising of the said trade shall from henceforth be impeached mollested fined sued or any way disquieted by vs or our successors or any Justices the Sheriffs or other Bailifes or officers within the County Palatine aforesaid for any fine forfiture or penaltie which by reason...
Page 16 - Guardian. 2. That any person not otherwise disqualified by law who shall be rated to the Poor-rate in any Parish in the Union, in respect of hereditaments of the annual rental of pounds, is qualified to be nominated for the office of Guardian at .the said Election, by any person then qualified to vote. 3.
Page 9 - THIS was a rule to show cause why an information in the nature of a quo warranta...