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| March |
10 |
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Postage of a letter from Mr. Pearse Overseer
of Padstow, including the order of Filiation
herein, and desiring us to write to Mr. John of
Penzance, to know if he paid the late Mr. Brown,
any money in this matter, and requesting payment
from Captain Hughes of the money that might be
then due |
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1 |
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12 |
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Letter to Mr. John accordingly |
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5 |
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15 |
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Postage of letter from Mr. John saying no
money had been paid in the matter but that
Captain Hughes would receive his pay, on the
20th of that month, and that he would pay the
demand of the parish officers to him, and he
would remit it to us immediately |
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9 |
| April |
9 |
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Preparing an account of the money due from
Hughes up to Lady day last, and at Mr. Pearce’s
request we submitted the same to Mr. John at the
Sessions conferring with him and explaining the
accounts when he promised to write Capt. Hughes
on the subject |
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6 |
8 |
| June |
6 |
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In the matter of Brewer a Lunatic postage of
letter from Mr. Osborne enclosing Mr.
Whitefield’s Bill herein and requesting our
opinion thereon |
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1 |
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22 |
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Attending the Overseers at Padstow this day
when we advised them that by the 9 Geo 4 - Cap
40 they were only liable to pay the Charges
subsequent to the order of removal and attending
also on Mr. Whitefield when it was agreed we
should see him on the Tuesday following at St.
Columb and he would then say what he would take |
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13 |
4 |
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25 |
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Journey to St. Columb this day and attending
him accordingly when he took the 1 1 0
Charge we recommended you to pay 1.1.0 instead
of £5.3.4 |
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1 |
1 |
0 |
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Horse hire and expenses
n the matter of the Settlement of Daniel Stone |
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8 |
7½ |
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Carried over |
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2 |
15 |
6½ |
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| 1833 |
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Brought over |
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2 |
15 |
6½ |
| June |
26 |
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Attending at Padstow this day and took the
Examination of Daniel Stone (very long) by
which it appeared he belonged to the
Parish of Occold In Suffolk ) |
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1 |
1 |
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In Suffolk
Horse hire and expenses |
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6 |
1½ |
| Novr |
19 |
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In consequence of the death of Daniel Stone
and his widow having become chargeable to the
parish of Padstow writing a long explanatory
letter to the parish officers of
Occold stating that an examination had Been taken
previous to the death of Daniel Stone by which
it appeared his widow belonged to Occold, and
desiring to know if they would take the
pauper without the Expense of a suspended order
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5 |
0 |
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25 |
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Postage of letter from the parish officers
of
Occold stating that they had made enquiries but were not
satisfied of Daniel Stone ever having gained a settlement in Occold,
but required a copy of the Examination of Daniel
Stone, and if they could be satisfied the Widow belonged
to them they would make her a proper allowance |
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1 |
2 |
| Decr |
3 |
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Writing a long explanatory letter to the
over- seers of Occold and also the substance of
the examination of Daniel Stone |
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5 |
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10 |
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Postage of letter from Occold stating they
had received our letter which was satisfactory
that the widow belonged to the parish of
Occold and that if the parish officers of Padstow would
be pleased to pay any weekly allowance they
thought proper they would promptly pay them
again in any way fixed on
Attending on the overseers of Padstow and
communicating the contents of the last letter from Occold |
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1 |
2 |
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| Decr |
3 |
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Having seen Mr. Beckerleg of Penzance at the
last Sessions and made enquiries of him
respecting Captain Hughes he informed us that
Captain Hughes would receive his pay in about a
month from that time, and that it would be
likely he would then pay the money due, to the
parish of Padstow; in consequence of Captain
Hughes not having made any payment
Letter to |
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Carried over |
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4 |
15 |
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| 1833 |
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Brought over |
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4 |
15 |
0 |
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Mr. Beckerleg to desire him to speak to
Captain Hughes on the subject if he was at
Penzance, but if he was not there, to let us know what ship he was in ) 5 0 |
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5 |
0 |
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10 |
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Postage from Mr. Beckerleg in reply that
Captain Hughes could not then pay the money and
hoped the parish would grant him the indulgence
of a few weeks when a great part, if not all the
money due should be paid |
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9 |
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