LEEDS, DEWSBURY, AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.
ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES.
SECTION Incorporation of General Acts 1 Short Title of Act . . . . 2 Subscribers incorporated . . . . . 3 Clauses relating to the Capital ...... 4-7 Clauses relating't:o the Management ...... 8-12 Newspaper for Advertisements ...... 13 Clauses relating to the purchase of Lands, and the Con- struction of the Railway ...... 14-19 Power to cross certain Roads on a Level ...... 20 For protection of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal • . . 21-23 For protection of the Calder and Hebble Navigation . . 24-29 For protection of the Leeds and Bradford Railway Company 30-33 Certain Property not to be affected . . . . 34 Clauses relating to the Tolls . . . 35-41 Payment of Interest on Calls 42 ·Remuneration of Directors . . . . 43 ProYisions as to the formation of a pa»t of the Line . . 44, 45 Provision for general Railway Acts 46, 4 7 Public Act ...... 48
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8 & 9 V1cT.-SEss. 1845.
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For making a Railway from Leeds by Dewshury to Huddersfield, all in the West Riding of the County of York, and for improving the Com munication by Railway between the Towns of Leeds and Huddersfield and the Town of Man chester. [Royal Assent, 30th June, 1845.]
~ J!1.UBUR~ the making of a Railway from Leeds Preamble. ~ by Dewsbury to Huddersfield, in the West Riding of the County of York, would be of great public advantage, and would improve the communication by Railway between the towns of Leeds and Huddersfield, and the town of Man chester: And whereas the persons hereinafter named are willing at their own expense to carry such Undertaking into execu tion, but the same cannot be effected without the authority of Parliament :
May it therefore please Your MAJESTY, That it may be enacted ; RnlJ llt tt UttacttlJ, by the QUEEN'S Most Excellent :MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spritual and Temporal, and Com mons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That the several Acts following, that 1. is to say, the Companies Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, :.ncorrcr the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, and the Railways r':.0Acts.e 11e Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, shall be incorporated with and [ 4 J and form part of this Act, and shall, ·with the same, be con strued as one Act. !. Short title. And be it enacted, That in citing this Act in other Acts of Parliament and in legal instruments, it shall be sufficient to use the expression, " The Leeds, Dews bury, and Man chester Railway Act, 1845." 3. ~ubscribers And be it enacted, That John Allison, Joseph Armitage, incorporated. John Atkinson, John Henry Bates, John Beaumont, Christo pher Beckett, Thomas Benyon, Samuel J o\\'itt Birchall, Samuel Birchall, George Bischoff, Joseph Brook, Joseph Brook junior, George Henry Brook, William Brook, John Brook, William Williams Brown, William Burd, Abraham Burnle_y, William Cadman, William Chadwick, Joseph Chad wick, Joseph Travis Clay, Thomas Cook, George Crosland, George Crowther, Thomas Townend Dibb, John Nichols Dickinson, Benjamin Dixon, William Gatlift~ Ayrton Gatliff, Jeremiah Glover, John Gott, William Gott, Edward Grace, Thomas Haigh, George Hammond, Charles Hardy, Edward Lake Hesp, John Hesp, ·w illiam Hey Samuel Hey, Charles Hirst, Abraham Hirst, Joseph Holdsworth, John Jackson, Charles Johnson, John J owitt, Robert J owitt, Henry Leah, John Wignall Leather, Julius Lowenthal, John Darnton Luccock, Thomas Mallinson, George Mallinson, James Garth Marshall, Henry Cowper Marshall, David William Nell, Henry Newbery, Lewis Novelli, JohnNussey,John Hodgson Ramsbotham, Cornelius Randall, Richard Raywood, John Robinson, Norrison Scatcherd, Watson Scatcherd, George Sheard, William Sheepshanks, William Shaw, Foster Shaw, George Smith, George Smith- junior, John Smith, Joseph Starkey, Thomas Starkey, Henry Stead, Joseph Sykes, Ed ward Tew, Benjamin Walker, Thomas Webb, Matthias Whitehead, Lamplugh Wickham Wickham, Henry Wickham Wickham, James Woodall, and Percival W ormald, and all other persons and corporations who have already subscribed, or shall hereafter subscribe to the Undertaking, and their executors, administrators, successors and assigns respectively, shall be united into a Company for the purpose of making and maintaining a Railway from the township of Holbeck, in the parish of Leeds, there forming a junction with the Leeds and Bradford Railway, by the town of Dews bury, to or near to the town of Huddersfield, and also to and to form a junction with the Manchester and Leeds Railway, in the parish [ 5 ] parish of Kirkheaton, all in the West Riding of the county of York, together with the several Branch Railways herein after mentioned, and with proper works and conveniences belonging thereto respectively, according to the provisions • of the said Acts, and of this Act, and for other the purposes herein and in the said AdlJ contained ; and, for the purposes aforesaid, such Company shall be incorporated by the nam~ of "The Leeds, Dewsbury, and Manchester Railway Com pany," and by that name shall be a body corporate with perpetual succession, and shall have power to purchase and hold lands for the purposes of the Undertaking, .within the restrictions herein and in the said Acts contained.
And whereas the estimated expense of making the said Capitat Railway is six hundred and forty thousand pounds, be it en acted, '"fhat the capital of the Company shall be six hundred and fifty thousand pounds : Provided nevertheless, that if, under the provisions hereinafter contained, the Company shall not execute so much of the Railway hereby authorized, as lies between the To"'-n of Huddersfield and the Junction thereof with the Manchester and Leeds Railway, then the capital of the Company shall be only five hundred thousand pounds. 5. And be it enacted, That the number of shares into which Number and the capital shall be divided shall be thirteen thousand if the :.:~:~t of Company shall raise the whole sum of six hundred and fifty thousand pounds, and ten thousand if the Company shall only raise the sum of five hundred thousand pounds, and the amount of each share shall be fifty pounds.
And be it enacted, That five pounds per share shall be Calls. G. the greatest amount of any one call which the Company may make on the shareholders, and twenty pounds of the amount of a share shall be the utmost aggregate amount of calls that may be made in any one year upon any share, and three months at the least shall be the interval between successive calls. 1. And be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for the Com- Power to pany to borrow on mortgage or bond any sums not exceeding t~~:; in the whole the sum of one hundred and sixty-six thousand · pounds, but no part of such sum shall be borrowed until the whole of the said capital or sum of five hundred thousand 18 B pounds [ 6 ] pounds shall have been subscribed for, and three hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds shall have been actually paid up. 8. Numberand And be it enacted, That the number of Directors shall ~u~':~~:. be nine, and the qualification of a Director shall be the pos session in his own right of twenty shares in the Undertaking. 9. Power to And be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for the Com vary the Number of pany to increase or reduce the number of Directors, provided Directors. that the increased number do not exceed twelve and that the reduced nvmber be not less than five. 10. First Direc And be it enacted, That Christopher Beckett, William tors. Williams Brown, Thomas Benyon, Joseph Brook, Thomas Cook, John Gott, James Garth Marshall, David William Nell and Thomas Starkey, shall be the first Directors of the Company. . 11. Quorum. And be it enacted, That the quorum of a meeting of Directors shall be three. 12. Committee And be it enacted, That the number of Directors, of ot Directors. which committees appointed by the Directors shall consist, shall be not less than· three nor more than five, and the quorum of such committee shall be two. l& . Ne'Yspap~r And be it enacted, That the newspaper in which adver- ~fld:::ti~!- tisements relating to the atfairs of the Company are to be ments. inserted, shall be some newspaper published in the West Riding of the county of York. 14. Power to And whereas plans and sections of the Railway, showing make Rail the line and levels thereof, and also books of reference, way accord ing to De containing the names of the· owners, lessees and occupiers, posited or reputed owners, lessees and occupiers, of the lands Plans. through which the same is intended to pass, have been de posited with the clerk of the peace of the West Riding of the county of York ; be it therefore enacted, That, subject to the provisions in this and the said Acts contained, it shall be lawful for the said Company to make and maintain the said Railway and Works in the line and upon the lands delineated on the said plans, and described in the said books of reference, and to enter upon, take and use such of the said lands as shall be necessary for such purpose. And [ 7 ] . lL And be it enacted, That the said Railway shall com- Line of Rail mence in the township of Holbeck, in the parish of Leeds, way. there forming a junction with the Leeds and Bradford Rail- way, and shall pass through or into the several places fol- lowing, or some of them ; that is to say, Leeds, Holbeck, Wortley, Beeston, Churwell, West Ardsley otherwise Wood- church, Morley, Batley, Soothill, Batley Car, Dews bury, Mirfield, Kirkheaton and Huddersfield, all in the West Riding of the county of York; and shall (subject to the pro- visions hereinafter mentioned respecting the execution of the works of such Railway between the town of Huddersfield and the junction of the said Railway with the Line of the Man- chester and Leeds Railway) terminate at or near the town of Huddersfield, in the township and parish of Hudders- field, and also by a junction with the Manchester and Leeds Railway, in the township and parish of Kirkheaton afore- said: And one of such Branch Railways shall be made within the township and parish· of Kirkheaton aforesaid, and shall form a junction with the said Manchester and Leeds Railway : And another of such Branch Railways shall be made within the township and parish of Mirfield aforesaid, and shall also form a junction with the Manchester and Leeds Railway : And another of such Branch Railways shall com- mence in the township and parish of Batley, and shall pass through or into the several townships of Batley, Birstal and Gomersal, or some of them, all in the said West Riding, and shall terminate at or near the town of Birstal, in the township of Gomersal and parish of Birstal aforesaid : And another of such Branch Railways shall commence in the· township of Wortley, in the parish of Leeds aforesaid, and shall pass through or into the several townships of Wortley, Holbeck and Leeds, and shall terminate in the township and parish of Leeds aforesaid. 16. And be it enacted, That the quantity of land to be taken Lands for by the Company for extraordinary purposes shall not exceed s~:i~~!~&c. fifty acres. 17. h CProvided alwayhs, and be 1·t enacted,hThat tfhe powefrshof ~;c~:;:i. t e ompany for t e compu sory pure ase o any o t e sory Powers lands belonging to John Atkinson Christopher Kemplay and as to certain James Kemplay, as trustees of Richard Kem play, deceased, Land8' and to Annabella Kemplay, Christopher Kemplay, James Kemplay [ 8 ] Kemplay and Henry Snowdon, and situate at the Monkpitts, in the township of Leeds, shall not be exercised after the expiration of twelve calendar months from the passing of this Act.
Not t~8inter- Provided always, and be it enacted, Th~t this Act shall fe~e withcer- not, nor shall anything herein contained, enable the said :::i:.ro- Leeds, Dewsbury and Manchester Railway Company to enter upon nor to take for the purposes of the said Railway, nor for any purposes whatsoever, any part of the house, warehouses, buildings, lands or hereditaments whereof, in the schedule to this Act, Alexander Henry, William J Scholefield, George Wilders, William Firth, William R Johnson and Thomas Barton, or some or one of them, are described as the owners or reputed owners, nor to stop up nor divert any part of the cross street leading from Aire Street to Wellington Street, nor any part of Aire Street lying to the eastward of the centre of the said ·cross street, without the previous consent in writing of the owner or owners for the time being of the said house-, warehouses, buildings, lands and hereditaments. 19. Period for And be it enacted, That the Railway shall be completed Completion of Works. within seven years from the passing of this Act, and on the expiration of such period the powers by this Act or the said Acts granted to the Company for executing the Railway, or othenvise in relation thereto, shall cease to be exercised, except as to so much of the Railway as shall then be com pleted. 20. Power to . And whereas the Line of the said Railway, or of the it'°~ certam Branches thereof, or some of them, is proposed to be carried 1e:=1.1 on a across the several highways following; that is to say, a public highway called Holbeck Lane, near Copley Hill, in the township of Wortley, a public highway in the township and parish of Mirfield, numbered SS on the said Plans deposited with the Clerk of the Peace, and a public highway in the township and parish of Batley, numbered 87 on the same Plans, and it is expedient that th~ said Railway should cross the said highways on a level : Be it therefore enacted, That the said Company may make the said Railway across the said highways on a level. And [ 9 ]
And whereas the said Railway is intended to. be carried For :~tec over the Canal Navigation from Leeds to Liverpool, at or tiod tLeeds near a certain place called Monkpitts Bridge, in the township ;!01 c::~i. of Holbeck, in the West Riding of the county of York, and it is expedient to provide against obstructions being occa- sioned therel>y to the free navigation of the said canal, be it therefore enacted, That, in carrying the said Railway over the said canal, the said Company of Proprietors hereby incorporated shall, and they ~re hereby required, at their own expense, to make a good and substantial bridge of brick, stone or iron, over the said canal and the towing path thereof, with proper approaches thereto, and with perpendicular foundation walls to such bridge, the underside of the opening at the keystone of the arch of such bridge not being less than eleven feet in height above the top water level of the said canal upon which bridge the said Railway shall be made, and the opening or span of the arch of the said bridge shall not 'be less than forty feet wide, so as to extend over and include the entire width of the said canal and of the towing path, without the consent of the engineer of the said Company of Pro- prietors of the said Canal Navigation; and the space between the piers of the arch of such bridge ( except so much thereof respectively as shall be occupied by the towing path of such canal) shall, after the said bridge shall have been completed, from time to time, and at all times thereafter, except during the necessary repairs of the said bridge, or the erection of any future bridge in lieu thereof, be left and preserved an open uninterrupted navigable waterway. Provided always and be it enacted, That the said Com- Com;;~Y pany hereby incorporated shall and are hereby required during not to ohb- th e progress of construe tmg. th e sa1'd bn 'd ge, or of t he necessary structNaviuation t e repairs thereof, or of the erection of any future bridge in lieu 0 ~ L~ds and thereof, from time to time ·and at all times to leave an open ~~:~~':!on uninterrupted navigable waterway in the said canal of. not stru~ti_ng or · less t~an thirty-f~ur ~eet in width ?ur.ing the !ime .of con- ~~:i~1 8~~ es. structmg and puttmg m the foundation of the said bridge, up ~ · to two feet above the water level of the said canal, which time. shall not exceed six weeks, nor less than forty feet during the remainder of the period of constructing the said bridge ; and in case by reason or in execution of any of the works bv this act authorized, or by reason of the bad state of repair of the said bridge, .the said cana] shall be so obstructed as that boats, barges and other ves!?els navigating or using the same · 13 c shall ( 10 J shall not be able to pass along the same, or in case the navigable waterway hereinbefore required to be preserved during the progress of the works shall at any time be con tracted to a less width than hereinbefore prescribed, then the said Company of Proprietors hereby incorporated shall pay to the said Company of Proprietors of the sail Canal N avi gation, as or by way of ascertained damages, the sum of fifty pounds for every day not exceeding fourteen days, and. so in proportion for any less time than one day, during which such obstruction or contraction shall continue on the said canal ; and in default of payment of the said sum, on demand made of the treasurer or principal clerk of the said Company hereby incorporated, any two or more of her Majesty's justices of the peace for the West Riding of the said county of York are hereby empowered, on application to them made by the said Company of Proprietors of the said Canal Navigation, or by any person or persons by them authorized by warrant under their hands and seals, to cause the amount of such sum or sums of money to be levied by distress and sale of any goods and chattels vested in the said Company of Proprietors hereby incorporated by virtue of this Act, and to be paid to the said Company of Proprietors of the said Canal Navigation, or to their treasurer or clerk for the time being, rendering the overplus, if any, upon demand, after deducting the reasonable charges of making such distress and sale, and the costs and expenses of hearing and determining the matter in dispute, to the treasurer of the said Company of Proprietors hereby incorporated for the use of such Company, otherwise the said Company of Proprietors of the said Canal Navigation may sue for and recover the same, together with costs of suit, against the said Company of Proprietors hereby incorporated, by action of debt or on the case, in any of her Majesty's Courts of Record in Westminster. 28. Company to . Provided always and be it enacted, That unless and maintain until the said Railway, where it cros~es the said canal, shall Bridge. at any time be abandoned by the said Company, the said Company shall and they are hereby required at their own expense to maintain the said bridge and arch in perfect repair, and if that part of the said Railway shall at any time be abandoned by the said Company, the said Company shall at their own expense remove the said bridge if they shall be re quired so to do by the Company of Proprietors of the Canal ~ aviga.tion from Leeds to Liverpool. · And ( 11 ] 24. And be it enacted, That nothing in ·this Act contained Not ~ inter- s ha II take away, · d"imims · · h , a Iter, Iessen, preJU· d"ICe, or a ffiec t fereCalder with and any of the rights, privileges, powers or authorities of the ~eb~Ie Na Company of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble N aviga- vigat~nor tion in the West Riding of the County of York, or authorize if.!ks, ' or emp0wer the said Railway Company to ·alter the line or ~':ft &c. leve! of the said Navigation, .or _the towing paths thereof,:or ~/or p~;_ to divert any of the waters therem, or any other waters which prietors of now· supply or may be taken for the use of the said N aviga- ;~!::1be tion, unless the same last-mentioned waters be taken in such taken ~th a course as not to injure or prejudice the said Navigation, or out th~ir to injure or interfere with the wharfs or any of the works of consen • the said Navigation Company, otherwise than is hereinafter specifically provided for.
. And be it enacted, That in carrying· the said Railway Prea;Ji,ing over the canal, banks and towing path. of the said Com- manner 0! pany of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navigation, n:itl::sc~r in the township of Mirfield, in the said West Riding, the iuts ijfe r · said Railway Company shall, and they are hereby required, Mirli:id.P 0 at their own costs and expenses, to make, and at all times for ever thereafter maintain and keep in perfect repair, a good and substantial bridge over the said Navigation, and the towing path thereof ; and the soflit of the arch of such bridge shall be constructed at the greatest height, and the arch of the greatest span not being less than fifty feet, mea- sured at rignt angles with the canal, which the level of the said Railway will admit of; and · the said bridge shall be constructed in such manner as shall be agreed by the engineer of the said Railway Company, and the engineer of the said Calder and· Hebble Navigation Company, and in case they should differ respecting the same, in such manner as an umpire (being a civil engineer) to be appointed· by them shall appoint · and direct : Provided always~ that the soffi.t of the arch of such bridge over the said canal in the township of Mirfield aforesaid shall not be less than fourteen feet above the ordi- nary top water level of such canal.
And be it enacted, That in ~arrying the said Railway Pres;Jbing over the navigable part of the River Calder, in the respective mannero! townships of Mirfield and Kirkheaton, in the said West Riding, Brhl::sc=:, and over the towing Lath adjoining to such river, the said Rail~ the River way Company shal , and they are hereby required, at their t~r:i:: !d own cost and expense, to make, and at all times for ever J!eb~Ie Na- thereafter vigation. [ 12 ] thereafter maintain and keep in perfect .repair a good and sub stantial bridge over the said Navigation, and the towing path thereof; and such bridge shall be constructed in such manner as shall be agreed by the engineer of the said Railway Com pany, and the engineer of the said Calder and Hebble N avi gation ; and in case they should differ respecting the same, in such manner as an umpire (being a civil engineer) to be ap pointed by them shall order and direct : Provided always, that in no case shall the soffit of the arch of such bridge be less than eighteen feet above the water level of the crown of the first dam immediately below the said bridge, nor the arch of such bridge over the said Navigation be of less span than will be sufficient to leave under it a navigable waterway in the most navigable part of the said river, and a continuous and unin terrupted towing path adjoining thereto, and unseparated therefrom, of fifty feet together, measured at right angles with the said river; and if by the c-0nstruction of such briclge the present towing path shall be separated by any pier or otherwise from the most navigable part of such river, then and in such case the said Railway Company shall, and they are hereby required, at their own costs and expenses, to pro vide and make a good and sufficient towing path under the direction of such engineers or umpire as aforesaid, and fence .in the same and make the necessary communication and approaches thereto, so as to secure along the said Navigation an uninterrupted and continuous towing path adjoining to the most navigable part of the said river in the place of the one so separated as aforesaid. Noo:!';..uc- And be it enacted, That, during the erection of the tioa to be said several bridges, or during the execution of any work c.i!i:::!~e authorized or required to be made by the said Railway Com f!eb~Ie Na- pany for the said Calder and Hebble Navigation Company, •agataon, &c. or which may interfere '1\'ith the said Navigation, and at.all future times during any repairs thereof, no obstruction shall be occasioned to the said Navigation, or to the boats or barges passing along the same, or to the towing horses drawing such boats or barges; but that at all times during such erection or repairs a navigable waterway of not less than thirty feet, a towing path adjoining to and unseparated therefrom of not less than six feet, and a clear height sufficient for boats to pass along, shall be left in the main line of the said Navigation and towing path, and that the said bridges and other works · and ( 13 ] and repairs shall be constructed and made to the satisfaction of such engineers or umpire as aforesaid. · 28. · And be it enacted, That if by reason and in execu- Penalty for tion of any of the works by this Act authorized or required 0;!r1ca1der to be made, or by reason of the bad state of repair of any :nd Hebble such works or of any of the said bridges, or if by any act Navigation. or omission of the said Railway Company, or any of their agents, servants or workmen, the said Calder and Hebble Navigation, or the towing paths thereof, shall be so obstructed as that boats, barges, or other vessels navigating o~sing the same cannot pass, or shall be impeded in the passage along the same, or in case the space under the said bridges shall be at any time contracted, so as to be less in width or height than is hereinbefore prescribed, then and in any of the said cases the said Railway Company shall pay to the said Com- pany of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble N avig~tion, as or by way of ascertained damages, the sum of fifty pounds for every day not exceeding fourteen days, and so in proportion for any less time than one day during which the said obstruc- tion shall continue on the said navigation ; and in default of payment of such respective sum, or such proportion thereof as shall become due, on demand made of the treasurer of the said Railway Company, the said Company of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navigation may sue for and recover the same, together with full costs of suit, against the said ' Railway Company, by action of debt or on the case, in any of her Majesty's courts of record at Westminster; and in case the said bridges over the said Calder and Hebble N aviga- tion, or any part thereof, or over the said canal, or the ap proaches, slides, slopes, or banks of the said Railway next to the said canal or_ river navigation, or any such bridges; approaches, slides, slopes or banks, or any part thereof respec- tively, shall not be kept in good and substantial repair, and if the said Railway Company shall not, within three days after notice in writing of such want of repairs given to their clerk by the clerk or principal engineer of the said Company of Proprietors af the Calder and Hebble Navigation, proceed to make and complete with all reasonable despatch the repairs so required, or in case of any pressing emergency, then it shall be lawful for the- said Company of Proprietors of the said Calder and Hebble Navigation to do the needful repairs, and to recover the amount of the expenses from the said Railway Company, by action of debt or on the case, with full 18 D costs [ 14 ] costs of suit, in any of her Majesty's courts of record at West minster : Provided .also, that nothing herein contained shall extend to prevent the said Company of Proprietors of the said Calder and Hebble Navigation from recovering against the . said Railway Company· any special damage that may be sus tained by them on account of such penalty or penalties, and they are hereby authorized to sue for and recover such special damages accordingly ; but in every case where the penalty or penalties hereinbefore imposed shall have been paid by the said Railkvay Company, and any action for special damages shall be ~rought as above mentioned, then the penalty or penalties so paid shall be deemed and consiµered as payments on account of such special damages, a~d credit shall b~ given by the court before whom such act10n shall be tried for any sum or sums of money so paid by the said Railway Com pany, and the same shall be deducted from the amount of damages to be recovered by the said Company of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navigation ; and in case the amount of damages recovered shall not exceed the sum or sums . so paid, then and in such case judgment shall be given for the said Railway Company ; and no action shall be maintained by the said Company of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navigation against the said Railway Company for the reco very of any penalty or penalties, after judgment shall have been obtained by them for any special damage in respect of the said act or acts for which such penalty or penalties would have been recoverable. !9. Power to the And be it enacted That, it shall and may be lawful to ~a1::1Nd_ and for the said Company of Proprietors of the Calder and vi;atio~ a Hebble Navigation, by writing, under their common seal, to Company accept any bridges of other dimensions, and constructed in !':b:B~dges any other manner than is hereinbefore required, and that in than tb~se all cases where the acts or omissions of the said Railway :!':~d di- Company respecting the said several bridges and works here- . inbefore required to be made respecting or affecting the said Calder and Hebble Navigation or the Company of Proprietors thereof, would subject the said Railway Company to any action, suit or other proceeding at law or in equity by the said Company of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navi gation, the said Railway Company shall not be so liable, in case the consent in writing, under the common seal of the said Navigation Company, shall be obtained to each such particular act or omission. Provided [ 15 ] 30. Provided always, and be it enacted, That nothing in this S~ving the Act contained shall extend to prejudice, diminish, alter or t~~::J;be take away any of the rights, privileges, powers or authorities Br~dford vested in the Leeds and Bradford Railway Company, but ~alway saving and reserving to the said Leeds and Bradford Railway mpany. Company all the rights, ·privileges and franchises of the said Company, and also saving and reserving all powers, autho- rities and provisions in the several Acts relating thereto, as if this Act had not been passed.
And be it enacted, That all communications between Com!~nica the Railway hereby authorized to be made and the Leeds and £00:i withdthe Bradford Railway, and all such openings in the ledges or B::dfo~ flanches of the said Leeds and Bradford Railway, as may be Railway to necessary or convement· fior e ffiec t·mg sue h commumcabons,· • underbe made the shall be made under the direction and superintendence of the dir~ction of engineer for the time being of the said Leeds and Bradford t~eir En Raiiway Company, and that no such communication shall be gme~r. so made as to interfere with the junction line of the said Leeds and Bradford Railway, extending from the main line at or near the division of the townships of Holbeck and Wortley, to a point on the Branch of the Leeds and Bradford Railway, authorized to be made through the property of Hugo Charles Meynell Ingram, Esquire.
And be it enacted, That ·in case it shall be found neces- Leed!!nd sary to carry the Railway by this Act authorized across the tudford Leeds and Bradford Railway, it shall not be lawful to carry to ~;~~o::d the, same across such Railway upon the level, but the same on the Level. shall be carried across such Railway by means of a bridge, of such dimensions as shall be approved of by the engineer for the time being of the said Leeds and Bradford Railway Com- pany : Provided always, that the dimensions of such bridge shall not exceed the clear width of thirty feet between the abutment walls, and the clear height of fifteen feet from the surface of the rails of the said Leeds and Bradford Railway, to the soffit of the arch of such bridge, and such clear height to extend across the whole width of the said last mentioned Railway. 33. And be it enacted, That in case during the construction Damage1 to of the works for carrying the Railway by tliis Act authorized ~ej~ a~d across the said Leeds and Bradford Railway, or at any time ILailw~; to after such works shall hav:e been completed, any damage or be dade · injury goo • [ 16 ] injury shall be thereby occasioned to the said Leeds and Bradford Railway, or the tra~c thereupon shall be in any way· thereby interrupted, the Company hereby incorporated shall and they are hereby required to make good such damage or injury, and to reimburse the said Leeds and Bradford Rail way Company all costs and expenses w~ch they shall have incurred in consequence thereof. 84. Certain Pro And be it enacted, That nothing in this Act contained perty not to be affected. shall extend, or be held to extend, to confer any powers on the Company hereby incorporated, in respect of the roads and properties numbered on the said plan respectively 57, 58, 59, 60 and 79, nor to empower such Company to interfere with or divert the road called Aire Street and the road in front of the Wellington Hotel shown on the said plan. 35. Tolls. And be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for the Com pany to demand any tolls for the use of the Railway not Tonnage on exceeding the following ; that is to say : In respect of the Articles of Merchan tonnage of all articles conveyed upon the Railway or any dize. part thereof, as follows : For all dung, compost, and all sorts of manure, lime and limestone, and all undressed materials for the repair of public roads or highways, per ton per mile not exceedin8 one penny ; and if conveyed by car riages belongmg. to the Company, an additional sum per ton per mile not exceeding one halfpenny ; For all coals, coke, culm,. charcoal and cinders; all stones for building, pitching and paving; all bri~ks, tiles, slates, clay, sand, ironstone and iron ore, pig iron, bar iron, rod iron, hoop iron, and all other similar descriptions of wrought iron, and iron castings, not manufactured into utensils or other articles of mer chandize, per ton per mile not exceeding one penny halfpenny ; and if conveyed in carriages belonging to the Company, an additional sum per ton per mile not exceeding one halfpenny ; For all sugar, grain, corn, flour, hides, dyewoods, earthen ware, 'timber, stones and deals, metals ( except iron), nails, anvils, vices and chains, per ton per mile two pence ; and if conveyed in carriages belonging to the Company, an additional sum per ton per mile not exceeding three farthings ; For all cotton and other wools, drugs, manufactured goods, [ 17 ] goods, and all other wares, merchandize, fish, articles, matters or things, per ton per mile not exceeding three pence ; and if conveyed in carriages belonging to the Company, an additional sum per ton per mile not exceeding one penny ; And for every carriage, of whatever description, not being a carriage adapted and used for travelling on a Railway, and not weighing more than one ton, carried or conveyed on a truck or platform not belonging to the Company, per mile not exceeding six pence ; And a sum of two pence per mile for every additional quarter of a ton, or fractional part of a quarter of a ton, which any such carriage may weigh ; and if any such carriage be conveyed on a truck or platform belonging to the Company, an additional sum per mile not exceeding two pence ; · In respect of passengers and animals conveyed in carriages Tolls for upon the Railway, as follows : Pc:t,er• For any person conveyed in or upon any such carriage, or a • per mil~ not exceeding two pence ; and if conveyed in or upon any ca1Tiage belonging to the Company, an additional sum not exceeding one penny ; For every horse, mule, ass, or other beast of draught or burden, and for every ox, cow, bull, or neat cattle, conveyed in or upon any such carriage, per mile not exceeding three pence ; and if conveyed in or upon any carriage belonging to the Company, an additional sum not exceedi~g one penny ; For every calf or pig, sheep, lamb, or other small animal conveyed in or upon any such carriage, per mile not exceeding one penny; and if conveyed in or upon any carriage belonging to the Company, an additional sum not exceeding one farthing. And be it enacted, That the toll which the Company Tollasi, may demand for the use of engines for propelling carriages iropelling on the Railway shall not exceed one penny per mile for ower. each passenger or animal, or for each ton of goods or other, articles, in addition to the several other tolls or sums by this Act authorized to be taken ; except where the said Company may be required to ca1Ty such passengers, animals ·or goods at a greater rate of speed than the ordinary rate of conveying the same on the Railway by the said trains respectively, or with a less load than may be the full load for any such engine IS E so [ 18 ] so to be employed : Provided always, that nothing herein before contained shall extend to any case in which any special or extra train may be required and may be allowed by the Company. 87. Regulations And be it enacted, That the following provisions and as to the Tolls. regulations shall be applicable to the fixing of such tolls ; (that is to say,) Short Dis- For articles or persons conveyed on the Railway for a tances. less distance than four miles, the Company may de mand the tolls and charges hereinbefore prescribed as for four miles. Fractional For a fraction of a mile beyond four miles, or beyond Parts of a Mile. any greater number of miles, the Company may demand tolls on merchandize for such fraction, in proportion to the number of quarters of a mile con tained therein ; and if there be a fraction of a quarter of a mile, such fraction shall be deemed a quarter of a mile, and in respect of passengers, every fraction of a mile· beyond the integral number of miles shall be deemed a mile ; . Fractional For a fraction of a ton, the Company may demand toll Parts of a Ton. according to the number of quarters of a ton in such fraction, and if there be a fraction of a quarter of a ton, such fraction shall be deemed a quarter of a ton; General With respect to all articles, except stone and timber, Weight. the weight shall be determined according to the usual avoirdupois weight ; .. Weight of With respect to stone and timber, fourteen cubic feet of Stone and Timber. stone, forty cubic feet of oak, mahogany, teek, beech, or ash, and fifty cubic feet of any other timber, shall be deemed one ton weight, and so in proportion for any smaller quantity.
Tollss:~r And with respect to small packages and single articles small Parcels of great weight, be it enacted, that notwithstanding the rate w!i:~=-t of tolls prescribed by this Act, the Company may lawfully demand the tolls following; (that is to say,)- For the carriage of small parcels (that is to say, parcels not exceeding five hundred pounds weight each), the Company may demand any sum which they think fit : Provided always, that articles sent in large aggre gate quantities, although made up of separate parcels, such as bags of sugar, coffee, meal, and the like, shall not [ 19 ] not be deemed small parcels, but such term shall apply only to single parcels in separate packages ; For the carriage of any one boiler, cylinder, or single piece of machinery, or single piece of timber or stone, or other single article, the weight of which, including the carriage, shall exceed four tons, but shall not ex ceed six tons, the Company may demand such sum as they think fit, not exceeding six pence per ton per mile ; For the carriage of any single piece of timber, stone, machinery, or other single article, the weight of which with the carriage shall exceed six tons, tlie Company may demand such sum as they think fit. And be it enacted, That every passenger travelling upon PUS:;gers' the Railway may take with him his ordinary luggage, not Luggage. exceeding the weight and dimensions following ; ( that is to say,) Every passenger travelling in a first class carriage not exceeding one hundred pounds in weight, and four cubic feet in dimensions ; Every passenger travelling in a second class carriage not exceeding sixty pounds. in weight, and four cubic feet in dimensions ; and Every passenger travelling in a third class carriage not exceeding forty pounds in weight, and four cubic feet in dimensions ; without any charge being made for the carriage thereof.
Provided always, and be it enacted, That the maximum Maxi4:~m rate of charge to be made by the Company for the conveyance ~:te of r. of passengers upon the said Railway, including the tolls for Pa:;~ge';:; the use of the Railway, and of carriages, and for locomotive power, and every other expense incidental to such con- veyance, shall not exceed the following sums : · For every passenger conveyed in a first-class carriage, the sum of three pence halfpenny per mile ; For every passenger conveyed in a second-class car riage, the sum of two pence· halfpenny per mile ; For every passenger conveyed in a third-class car- riage, the sum of one penny halfpenny per mile ; And with respect to the conveyance of horses, cattle, car- for Animals ri_~es and goods, the maximum rate of charge, including the 8nd Gom.L-. tolls for the use of the Railway, and of ~aggons or trucks, and locomotive power, and every expense incidental to such conveyance, [ 20 ] conveyance, (except the loading and unloading of goods,) shall not exceed the sums following : For every horse, mule, ass or other beast of draught or burden, and for every ox, cow, bull or neat cattle, the sum of five pence per mile ; For every calf, pig, sheep, lamb or other small animal, the sum of one penny per mile ; For carriages, the sum of sixpence per mile; For all dung, compost and all sorts of manure, lime and limestone, and all undressed materials for the repair of public roads or highways, the sum of two pence per ton per mile ; For all coals and culm, the sum of two pence per ton per mile; For all coke, charcoal and cinders, all stones for building, pitching and paving, all bricks, tiles, slates, clay, sand, iron stone, and iron ore, pig iron, bar iron, rod iron, hoop iron, and all other similar description of wrought iron, and iron castings not manufactured into uten sils, or other articles of merchandize, three pence halfpenny per ton per mile ; For all sugar, grain, corn, flour, hides, dyewoods, earthen ware, timber, stones and deals, metals (except iron),. nails, anvils, vices and chains, the sum of fourpence per ton per mile ; For all cotton, and other wools, drugs, manufactured goods and all other wares, merchandize, fish, articles, matters or things, the sum of four pence halfpenny per ton per mile ; aa to Cattle. Provided always, That with respect to cattle and sheep, when a waggon for the carriage of cattle or sheep shall be engaged by one party the charge for any such waggon, capable of con taining six cattle or thirty sheep, shall not exceed one shilling and three pence per mile. 41. Restrictions Provided always, and be it enacted, That the restriction aa to Tolls as to the charges to be made for passengers shall not extend for Passen gers not ap to any special or extra train that may be required to run plicable to upon the said Railway, but shall apply only to the ordinary S~al T1'81D8, trains appointed, or to be appointed, by the said Company for the conveyance of passengers and goods upon the said Railway. And ( 21 ] 4!. And be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for the Direc- Interest to tors of the said Company from and after the passing of this t~d on Act, and from thenceforth until the said Railway shall be com- · pleted and opened to the public, to pay intere$t at any rate not exceeding four pounds per centum per annum on all sums called up in respect of the said shares, from the respective days on which the same shall have been paid, such interest to accrue and be paid at such times and places as the Direc- tors for the time being shall appoint for that purpose : Pro vided always, that no interest shall accrue to the proprietor of any share ·upon which any call shall appear to be in arrear ·m respect of such share, or any other share to be holden by the same proprietor, during the period while such call shall remain unpaid.
And be it enacted, That the remuneration of the Direc- Rem!;ra tors shall from time to time be fixed by a general meeting of tion of Di- the Company. rectors.
And whereas a Bill is now pending before Parliament, O_nly~~ intituled " An Act for making a Railway from the Sheffield, Lme :[::u " Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway at Staly- ~e from " Bridge, to the l\'Ianchester and Leeds Railway at Kirk- IM:twee~oer " heaton, with a Branch therefrom, and for consolidating tam point1. " into one Undertaking the said proposed Railway and the " Huddersfield Canal Navigation ;" and the line of the Rail- way and one of the Branches thereof hereby respectively authorized to be made, and the line of the intended Railway of the Company proposed to be incorporated by the last recited Bill, under the name of the Huddersfield and Man- chester Railway and Canal Company, follow the same course between the town of Huddersfield and the Man- chester and Leeds Railway, being a distance of about four miles, and it is expedient that provision should be made, and that an arrangement should be effected under the· autho- rity of Parliament between the two -Companies with respect to the construction of the said portion of Railway and the said Bran~h, and it has accordingly· been agreed between the said two Companies that the Company hereby incor- porated shall suspend the making of so much of their pro- posed Railway and Branch as lies between Huddersfield aforesaid and the said Manchester and Leeds Railway, and that the said last-mentioned portion of the said Railway and the said Branch shall be made by the said Huddersfield and IS F Manchester [ 22 ] Manchester Railway and Canal Company ; be it therefore enacted, That none of the powers and authorities by this Act given to and vested in the Company hereby incorpo rated shall be or shall be capable of being put into force or executed by the said Company hereby incorporated, in respect of the making of that portion of the said Railway and the said Branch which lies between Huddersfield aforesaid and the said l\tlanchester and Leeds Railway, for the space of eighteen months after the passing of this Act ; and if the said Huddersfield and Manchester Railway and Canal Company shall, before the expiration of the said eighteen months, have commenced and proceeded bona. fide in the execution of that part of the said Railway and Branch, then and in such case all and every the powers and authorities vested in the said Com pany hereby incorporated, so far as respects the making of that portion of the said Railway and Branch, and also all liabilities of the said last mentioned Company in respect of such portion and Branch, shall absolutely cease and be at an end. 4-5. Ir Rudders- Provided always, and be it enacted, That if at the expi- ~:::!ter ration of the said eighteen months the said Huddersfield and . Railwat and Manchester Railway and Canal Company shall not have Canald om~ commenced and proceeded bona. fide in the execution of that ~o!eed,:hen portion of the said Railway and Branch which lies between Compau{ the aforesaid points, then and from thenceforth all the powers L:.ma e and authorities vested in the said Company hereby incor- porated, shall take effect and be in as full force in respect of that portion of the said Railway and Branch which lies between the points aforesaid, as in respect of any other portion of the said Railway hereby authorized to be made, and thereupon and from thenceforth all the powers and authorities vested in the said Huddersfield and Manchester Railway and Canal Company, so far as relates to the making of the said portion of the said Railway and Branch, shall absolutely cease and be at an end. kai1::; to And whereas an Act was passed in the Second Year of be subject to the Reign of Her present Majesty, intituled "An Act to ~!i!,~°;r " provide for the Conveyance of the Mails by Railway," and GeneralActa. another Act was passed in the Fourth Year of the Reign of Her said Majesty, intituled "An Act for regulating Railways," and another Act was passed in the Sixth Year of the Reign of Her said Majesty, intituled " An Act for the better Regu lation of Railways, and for the Conveyance of Troops," and another [ 23 ] another Act was passed in the Eighth Year of the Reign of Her said Majesty, intituled "An Act to attach certain Con " ditions to the Construction of Future Railways authorized " or to be authorized by any Act of the present or succeeding " Sessions of Parliament, and for other Purposes in relation ""to Railways ; Be it enacted, That nothing in this Act con tained shall be held to exempt the said Railway or the said Company from the provisions of the said several Acts respec tively, but that such provisions shall be in force in respect to the said Railway and Company so far as the same shall be applicable thereto. 47. And be it enacted, That nothing herein contained shall Provision be deemed or construed to exempt the Railway by this Act ~;::r~R ii authorized to be made from the provisions of any General way Acts.8 Act relating to such Act, or of any General Act relating to Railways which may hereafter pass during the present or any future Session of Parliament, or from any future revision and alteration under the authority of Parliament of the maximum rates of fares and charges authorized by this Act. · 48 • . And be it enacted, That this Act shall be a public Act, Public Act. and shall be judicially taken notice of as such.
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IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. The Township of Wortley, in the Parisi,, of Leeds. Edward Hudson James Irvin •• Garden John Atkinson, Chris Ditto Old brick ground and topher Kemplay and ponds James Kemplay, trus tees under the will of Richard Kemplay, deceased. Abraham Horsfall and Thomas Pridgin Teale, trustees under the will of Tho mas Teale, deceased, and Henry Teale, in his own right Ditto William Walker Malt-kiln John Dawson George May • • • • Shed David Porritt and Ro Matthew Beaumont, Sa- Row of ten houaes, with bert Walker Simpson, muel Walker, Samuel passage and privy devisees in trust of Greenwood, Joseph David Wright Porritt, Bennett, Joseph Todd, deceased John Mawson, Chris topher Hartley, Wil liam Cawthra, Joseph Firth, and one unoc cupied George Broadbent Samuel Taylor, John Six dwelling-houaes and Rider, George Broad shop and cellar dwell bent, Samuel Lassey, ing Vair Poole, George May and John White head James Smith Unoccupied.. • • Dwell~-houae Joseph Bentley and Ellen Thomas Brayshaw, Tho Butcher s shop and ten his wife, or one of mas Cassell, Mark dwelling-houses_ them, and Francis Pybus, John Bannis Hogg and Margaret ter, Joseph Bevers, his wife, or one of James Morton, George them Greenwood, Thomas Greenwood, Mark Pearson and Joseph Howgate (18] 0 [ 26 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
The Township of Wortley, in the Parish of Leeds-continued. Joseph Bentley and Ellen Thomas Brayshaw, Tho- Passage, yard and privies his wife, or one of mas Cassell, Mark them, and Francis Pybus, John Bannis- Hogg and Margaret ter, Joseph Bevers, his wife, or one of James Morton,George them Greenwood, Thomas Greenwood, Mark Pearson and Joseph Howgate and Francis Hogg, Joseph Bull, William Firth, Henry Mann, Joseph Wil kinson, Abraham Stead, Isaac Cliff, Jo seph Dockray, Miles Webster and Randall Atkinson Ditto Thomas Brayshaw Slaughter-house and pig- cote Ditto Thomas Cassell Shed Ditto Randall Atkinson Pig-cote Ditto Francis Hogg, Joseph Ten dwelling-houses Bull, William Firth, Henry Mann, Joseph Wilkinson, Abraham Stead, Isaac Cliff, J osephDockray, Miles Webster and Randall Atkinson Ditto Emanuel Greenhough, Two dwelling-houses Isaac Bradshaw, and weaving-shops George France and and stable Francis Hogg James Ramsden Thomas Beaumont, Jo Eleven dwelling-houses seph Watson, William and passage Backhouse, James Liley, William Web ster, Frederick Web ster, Joseph Mason, Joseph Kitson, Joseph Smith and Samuel Thackray and John Kitson Ditto Ditto Yard and out-buildings Hannah Sowry, Sarah Peter Robinson Rope-walk and shed Ann Sowry, . William Wellington Sowry and Mary Ripley Sowry, infants, and Sarah Sowry, their mother and guardian, and also John Sowry Ditto Richard ·Pickard Stack-yard Ditto Ditto Shed Ditto Jonathan Brooke Wooden stable Ditto Richard Pickard, John Eleven dwelling-houses Ellis, George Hust with passage, three ler, William Croisdale, stables and privies Sophia Webster, Jo nathan Brooke, Rich ard Peel, John Wood ward, James Smith, and two unoccupied
Original from Digitized by Go -gle UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN [ 27 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Leuees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
The Township of Wortley, i?t the Parish of Leeds-continued. Charles Lee and Joseph Richard Pickard and his Garden and pig-cote Bower, executors of under-tenant George the late John Thack Hustler, or one of rey, deceased them Hannah Sowry, Sarah Richard Pickard, John Passage, vacant ground Ann Sowry, William Ellis, George Hust and middenstead Wellington Sowry and ler, William Croisdale, Mary Ripley Sowry, Sophia Webster, Jo infants, and Sarah nathan Brooke, Rich Sowry, their mother ard Peel, John Wood and guardian, and also ward, James Smith, John Sowry Martha Stead, Tho mas Gledhill, Daniel Spence, Francis Rider, Thomas Midgley, An thony Wildman, Mary Edwards, William Bold and Henry Hors field, and three unoc cupied Ditto Martha Stead, Thomas Ten dwelling-houses Gledhill, · Daniel Spence, Francis Rider, Thomas Midgley, An thony Wildman, Mary Edwards, William Bold, Henry Hors field, and one unoccu pied Benjamin Beverley and James Wilkinson Skittle-ground the Reverend Robert Wood, trustees under the will of Matthew Bateson, deceased Ditto Ditto House used as a public house, called" Dragon Inn" and out-buildings Ditto. Ditto Mistal, cow-house and shed Ditto Ditto and his under-te Three cottages, yard and nants Timothy Sheard pigcote and Benjamin Walker, or some or one of them, one cottage un occupied Ditto James Wilkinson, and as Garden and privy to the privy James Wilkinson and his un der-tenants Timothy Sheard and Benjamin Walker, or some or one of them Ditto James Wilkinson Middenstead James Braithwaite Gar Sarah Green Stack-garth forth andEdwardJohn Teale, trustees under the marriage settle ments of Thomas Os borne and Lydia his wife, and of Thomas Mason and Catherine his wife Ditto Ditto House and out-buildings Ditto Ditto Yard [13] H [ 28 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Lessees. Oc.cupiens. Description of Property.
The Township of Beeston, in t'he Parish of Leeds. William Atkinson Hodg- Lawrence Tattersall Pond son Ditto Ditto Mistal and middenstead 'Ditto Ditto House and out-buildings Ditto Ditto Stack-garth Ditto Ditto Pond William Bingley John Broadbent Garden Ditto Robert Kenworthy and Garden-ground bis under - tenants James Wainman or Benjamin Newton, or some or one of them Ditto Robert Kenworthy and Ditto his under-tenants Ben jamin Newton, James Schofield and Henry Johnson, or some or one of them Norrison Scatcherd Joseph Rogers Garden William Rhodes Richard Crosby Plantation Thomas William Tottie George Johnson, Wil Gardens and Matthew Gaunt liam Fleming, Thomas Lanes and Samuel Gomersall J>itto and trustees of the George Johnson Garden Leeds and Elland turn· pike road, or one of them Ditto John Corker and his Ditto under-tenant William Walker, or one of them Ditto John Corker Ditto
The Township of Churwell, in the Parish of Batley. Richard Fountayne Wil Jonathan Mawson and Tan-yard son, Esquire his under-tenant Wil liam Edmondson Mor ris, or one of them William Dawson John Wilkinson Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Thomas William Tottie William Dibb Ditto and Matthew Gaunt Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto House Ditto Ditto Office and out-buildings Ditto Themselves Manure-tank Ditto Ditto Pig-cote Ditto Ditto Wood-yard, shed and stackgarth Ditto Ditto and William Shop, buildings, dwell Walker, or one of ing-house, stables and them out-buildings Ditto Themselves Sheds Ditto Ditto Water-engine, chimney and shaft, saw-mill and vacant ground Ditto Ditto Old coal-pit Sarah Coe William Dibb Yard Ditto Ditto Orchard Ditto Ditto Garden [ 29 ]
LeSRees. Occupiers, Description of Property.
The Township of Churwell, in the Parish of Batley-continued. Benjamin Beverley and Thomas Johnson, An- Colliery staith the Rev. Robert Wood, thony Harding, Tho- trustees under the will mas Harding and John of Matthew Bateson, Harding, or some or deceased one of them ~~ D~ Cinder ovens Ditto Ditto Workshops Ditto Ditto Chimney of old engine house Ditto Ditto Shaft, shed, chimney and out-buildings Ditto Thomas Johnson Cart shed Ditto Ditto Barn, mistal, shed, stable and house Ditto Ditto Yard and pig-cote Ditto Ditto Garden I
The Township of Morley, in the Parish of Batley. The Earl of Dartmouth Benjamin Go~ersal · Piece of woody ground Ditto Ditto Ditto Samuel Mitchell Himself Shed The Earl of Dartmouth John Hollings Ditto Ditto John Webster Pond Ditto Samuel Marshall Shed C agill Westerman Himself House Ditto Ditto Yard Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto Stable, pig-cote and well The Earl of Dartmouth Andrew Cowburn Shed Ditto Ditto and David Loftus Cottage, privy, four gar and Samuel Pickles, dens, shed, quarry and his under-tenants, or out-buildings some of them Charlotte Asquith, Jo Thomas Lassey Two gardens seph Dodgson and Thomas Dixon Ditto Thomas Tempest Garden Ditto Benjamin Ward Two gardens Ditto John Gill Garden Ditto Thomas Lassey, Thomas Row of houses and eel. Lassey, junior, Ruth lar dwellings, with Dickinson, Thomas yard and passage Tempest, Benjamin \Vard and John Knightson Ditto Thomas Lassey Garden .John Barras and Joseph Isaac Crowther Ditto Whitaker, his mort gagee in possession, or one of them Ditto Ditto Hothouse Ditto Isaac Crowther and Ri Six dwelling • houses, chard Elam, Joseph privies and out-build Longley, John But ings terworth and Edward Almond Ditto Unoccupi_ed Cottage Ditto Ditto Garden and pig-cote Ditto Isaac Crowther Private road and well Ditto John Butterworth and Two gardens Edward Almond, or one of them [ 30 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
The Township of Morley, in the Parish of Batley-continued. David Snell James Nicholls, Thomas Four dwelling-houses, Wood, John Wood and yard and privy Joseph Brooksbank Ditto James Nicholls, Thomas Gardens Wood and John Wood, or some or one of them Ditto James Nicholls, Thomas Well Wood,JohnWoodand Joseph Brooksbank Ditto John Wood •• Hothouse Ditto Joseph Brooksbank •• Garden The Earl of Dartmouth William Dixon Shed William Wordsworth •• William Tolson Yard Ditto George Scott, Abraham Five dwelling-houses Dickinson, John Scott, and yard George Newsome and David Scott Ditto William Tolson House, blacksmith's sl1op and shed William Newsome William Newsome, Tho Six dwelling- houses, mas Croker, Joseph yards and out-build Hirst, Thomas Clough, ings Charlotte Bradley and James Marshall Ditto William Milnes Cottage John Helliwell Himself Public-house, called " Fountain Inn" Trustees of the Church Themselves School-yard of England National School, at Morley Ditto Ditto School-house and yard Benjamin Clarke John Rhodes Dwelling-house and out buildings William and John Tol Joseph Watmough, John Three dwelling-houses, son Fox and Benjamin shop, weaving - shop Scarth and out-buildings Isaac Watson Himself Dwelling-house, garden, coal - hole, pig - cote, middenstead and court-yard William Watmough, Sa Sarah Abbev. John Ellis Three dwelling-houses, muel Mitchell, and and Joseph Senior garden, coal - house Samuel Bentley, trus and yard tees under the will of the late John Abbey, deceased Lydia Webster Richard Whitley, James Four dwelling-houses, Hartley, Joseph Ward three weaving-shops, and Charles Turner yards, garden and out buildings William Whiteley Joseph Asquith and Two dwelling - houses, Hannah Jagger weaving - shops and coal-hole Benjamin Preston John Ward, Joseph Ry Four dwelling - houses, land, George Morti weaving - shops and mer, and one un coal-hole.and yard. occupied. Samuel Scarth, Esq. • • David Wilton, Matthew Seven dwelling - houses, Butterworth, Robert with weaving - shops Garnett, Benjamin and out-buldings and Cook and James yard Scarth William Osdes William Oades, and Wil Two dwelling. houses, liam Mortimer, or one stack-yard and out of them buildings [ 31 ]
Owners or reputed Owners, I Lessees. Occupiers. Description or Property. ------1------:------Tke Towns/tip of Morley, in the Parish of Batley-continued. Francis Hudson Joshua Peart, Elizabeth Three dwelling - houses, Wa Iker and Joseph yard, privy and coal- Marshall · hole John Bradley Himself • Garden Ditto John Bradley, George Dwelling- house, three Jagger, William Scott cottages, stable and and William Hartley, other out-buildings or some of them Ditto James Savile Stack-garth Ditto Himself Plantation Ditto Ditto Ditto The Earl of Dartmouth Isaac Baron Shed Ditto . John Dawson Pond Ditto Ditto, and his under- Garden tenant John Hard- wick, or one of them Ditto John Dawson Stack-garth Ditto Ditto Stable and mistal Ditto Ditto Yard and well Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto House Ditto Ditto Barn Dicto John Dawson, and bis Stable and yard under-tenant John Hardwick, or one of them Ditto Ditto Public - house, called " Stump Cross Inn," stables and out-build- ings Ditto Ditto Garden John Bywater Himself House and joiners' shop and yard. The Earl of Cardigan •• Unoccupied •• Shed Ditto •• .. Thomas Wordsworth, Garden and bis under-tenant Samuel Bywater, or one of them Ditto Thomas Wordsworth, Ditto and his under-tenant Hannah Bywater, or one of them John Bywater Himself Ditto The Earl of Dartmouth William Speight and Garden, privy and pig- Joseph Lobley, or cote one of them Ditto Ditto House and out-buildings Ditto Ditto Road Ditto Hannah Bywater Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Stable Ditto Ditto Yard Ditto Ditto Road Ditto Ditto House and buildings Ditto Ditto Vacant ground and skit- tle alley Ditto Joseph Firth Garden Ditto Joseph Firth, and his Four· houses, buildings, under-tenants James stack-garth and yard Armitage, Benjamin Greaves and Marga ret Scholes, or some or one of them (13] I [ 32 ] Lessees. Oeeapien. 1---· The Township of Morley, in the Paruh of BatJey-continued. The Earl of Dartmouth Thomas Wordsworth •• Pond Ditto William Barraclough •• Garden The Earl of Cardigan •• John Whitaker Pump Ditto •• Ditto Watering place Ditto Himself and Joshua Piece of woody ground Wood, or one of them Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Himself Plantation The Earl of Dartmouth Elizabeth Parr and Ben- Drain jamin Parr Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Pond and swampy ground Ditto Ditto Sluice Ditto Ditto Pond called " Howley Dam'' Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto House, rag mill and out buildings Ditto Ditto Paddock Ditto Ditto Vacant grmmd and mill yard Ditto Ditto Ditto
The Township of West .Ardsley, or Woodchurch, in the Pari,h of West Ardsley. The Earl of Cardigan •• , Thomas \Vordsworth. · 1 Farm yard Ditto •• I · Ditto . . Barn and sheds
The Township of Batley, in the Parish of Batley. Robert Harrison Abraham Webster Weaving-shop Ditto Ditto Dwelling-house Ditto Ditto Garden George Sheard Thomas Balmforth Cottage Ditto George Sheard Yard Ditto Ditto Barn, stable, mistal, and cart-shed and out- buildings Ditto Ditto, Thomas Walker Dwelling - house, two and Joseph Stubley cottages and out- buildings Ditto Himself Garden Ditto Ditto Fish-pond Thomas Egerton, Earl Michael Spedding Barn, stable and pig- of Wilton cote Ditto Ditto Yard Ditto Ditto Dwelling-house and shop Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto
The Township of Sootkill, in the Parisi,, of Dewsbury. Earl of Scarborough Himself Wood Ditto John Greaves and Titus John Greaves and Titus Coal-staith Senior Brook Senior Brook Ditto Ditto Ditto Shed l 33 ]
Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
The Township of Soothill, in the Parish of Dewsbu~-continued. Earl of Scarborough • • Ditto • • Thomas Gledhill, Wil- Three eottages, stable, liam Clark, Joseph and colliery tram- Somers, and John road Greaves and Titus Senior Brook Ditto John Wooller and James Gardens W ooller, and Thomas Gledhill, William Clark and Joseph So mers their under-te nants, some or one of them Ditto Ibbotson, Taylor and Shed Company, namely John Taylor, Joseph Parker, George New some, David Wilson, Robert Wilson, Rich ard Newsome, George Ineson, James Rich ardson, W illiamBrook, George Hirst, James Thurmand, Samuel Smith and Joseph Heppleston Ditto Ditto Cloth-finishing shop and shed Ditto Ditto Reservoir and vacant land Ditto Ditto Shed Ditto Ditto Stone quarry Ditto Earl of Scarborough •• Wood Ditto Surveyors 'of Highways Stone quarry of the Township of Soothill Ditto James Greaves Stack-garth Ditto Mary Thompson Cottage and out-build ings Ditto Edward Richardson Garden and out-buildings Ditto John Bennett, Robert Five cottages, out-build Holden, John Race, ings and yard Isaac Richardson and Jane Riddle Ditto Benjamin Jagger and Two cottages George Lives Ditto Edward Richardson Cottage Ditto John Richardson Cottage, out-buildings and yard Ditto Thomas Richardson Cottage out-buildings and yard Ditto Joseph Clegg Garden Ditto Joseph Robinson Garden Ditto Ditto Cottage Ditto Matthew Richardson •. Workshop Ditto Joseph Clegg, Matthew Three cottages, out Richardson and James buildings and yard Brcarey Ditto David Milnes, Joseph Three cottages and out Hill and David Pic buildings kles Ditto Ditto Three gardens Ditto Benjamin Kelly Garden [ 34 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
The Township ,if Soothill, in the Parisli of Dewshury-continued.
Earl of Scarborough Benjamin Kelly Cottage Ditto Mary Newton Cottage, out-buildings and yard Ditto Benjamin Kelly Garden Ditto Matthew Milnes Ditto Ditto Ditto Workshopa and ware house Ditto l\latthew Milnes and Dwelling-l1ouse, cottage, John Cave warehouse, out-buifd ings, garden and yard Ditto Peter Charlesworth Yard Ditto Peter Charlesworth,J oho Six dwelling - houses, Robinson, John Jag weaving-shop, mistal, gar, Benjamin Brear out-buildings and yards ley, Thomas Thresh and Joseph Heaton Ditto John Jagger •• Brew-house, out-build ings and yard Ditto William Robinson Dwelling-house, mistal, out-buildings and yard Ditto Himself Wood Ditto Jonathan Ainsworth and Two cottages Jonathan Ainsworth, junior Ditto Unoccupied Stone quarry Ditto Jonathan Ainsworth, ju Garden nior Ditto Joseph Longley Dwelling - house, out buildings and yard Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Himself Wood
The Township of Dewsbury, in the Parish of Dewsbury.
Hannah Brearey Henry James Smith •• Garden and out-building Robert Laycock Himself Garden Joseph Charlesworth •• Joshua Walker, Joseph Four cottages, out-build- Charlesworth, David ings and yard · Graham and Abraham Balmforth Ditto Joshua Walker • • Garden Ditto Himself Ditto B.obert Laycock Unoccuf,ied Building Trustees of the Friends Themse ves Shrubbery Meeting-house Ditto Ditto Yard adjoining Friends' Meeting-house John Ward Himself •• Stone quarry ground Ditto Ditto Stone quarry William Cardwell Himself Ashes place Ditto Ditto Garden Robert Blakeley and Themselves Cottage, stable, ~ig Georgi: Blakeley house andout-buildmgs Ditto Ditto Mill yard Ditto Ditto Shed David Healey Himself and Mary Dwelling-house and cot- Taylor James Smith Himself D:,-~g-house · [ 35 ]
Ownen or reputed Owners. Leuees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
Township of Demslmry, in the Parish of Derosbury-continued. John Smith William Gibson, Mary Eight cottages, yard and Ann Murray, William out-buildings Oates, Joseph France, William Smallwood, Jonathan Brearey and Matthew Blakeley Mark Oldroyd Himself Rag-machine, shed Ditto Ditto Mill yard Ditto Ditto Mill, reservoir and yard Ditto Ditto and Thomas Hep- . Press-shop and two cot- plestone and Henry tages Armitage Ditto Himself Drying-house, counting house, out - building and yard Ditto Ditto Stable and cow-house Grace Greenwood and Richard Ward Shed John Beswick Green wood Ditto Ditto Stack-garth Ditto Ditto Garden Joseph Spence Mark Scholes Garden Ditto Ditto Yard, garden, out-build- ing and saw-pit Ditto Ditto Drying-house Mary Swindon Herself and Edward Garden Todd Joseph Edward Greaves John Fearnsides Garden Elmsall The Trustees of the Themselves Outbuildings and yard Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School, viz. John Smith, James Metcalfe, Thomas Spedding, Job Hirst, John Clegg, James Day and John Smith junior Ditto Themselves, and Joshua Sunday school and seven Fletcher, John Myers dwelling-houses Wilson, William Balm forth, John Ellis, Joseph Oates, Joseph Paver, or some or one of them, one dwelling house unoccupied John Tweedale William Newsome Yard DewsburyGas Company Themselves Gas-works, out-build ings and yard The trustees under the Joshua Joy, Charles Three cottages and out will of the late parson Boot buildings Hatfield · John Tweedale Joseph Rosthorne Garden and yard Dews bury Gas Company Themselves Yard and shed Ditto •• Ditto Yard William Waterhouse Himself, John l\-l'Mabon D1'l"elling-house, work and Thomas Water shops, two cottages house and yard Ditto Ditto Yard and outbuildings Ditto Himself Garden Ditto Jolm M•Mahon Garden Ditto Thomas Waterbouse Garden John Tweedale .. Himself • • Old stone quarry [13] K [ 36 ]
O•aers or reputed Owners. Leuee1. Occupiers.' Description 0£ Property.
Towns/zip of Derosbury, in the Pariflz of Dewshury-continued. John Webster Himself, John Johnson Three dwelling-houses. and George Liver- out-buildings. yards sedge and road Ann Howroyd Mark Day Garden and road Ditto Ditto Dwelling-house, out- buildings, yard and road John Denton JobnLee,ThomasArran, Road, out-buildings and Matthew Parkinson, vacant land Alice Parker, Joseph Rollinson, Joseph Eastwood, George Benfield, Godfrey Gott, Jonathan Led gard, George Hinch liff and Solomon Windle John Webster Himself Shed, out-building a~d road Ditto Ditto Foundation of a building, vacant land and road Edward Sykes Himself Vacant land and brick yard John France Himself Warehouse, weaving shops and yards Joseph Firth and Sarah Parker Day Yard his wife, and John Schofield Thomas Rawson George Cole, Elijah Six cottages, warehouses, Firth, CharlesWood, work-shops, out-build Joseph Oates, Ben ings and yards jamin Wilkinson, George Robinson, Thomas Todd and William Richardson Ditto Thomas Todd •• Yard Ditto George Robinson •• Out-building and yard Ditto George Robinson,Joseph Yard Oates and Benjamin Wilkinson Ditto Hannah Howroyd, Eleven cottages, out Charles Webb, Frank buildings and yards ~ewsome, George Binks, Moses Tat tersfield, Ann Green wood, Ruth Wain wright, John Shaw, William Richardson, William Hargreaves and Geo. Rushforth The trustees under the John Brooke Weaving shops and will of the late John yard Webster Ditto Ditto Reservoir William Lister JohnKirby,HenryGray- Yard and out-buildings son,· James Owen,. William Lister, John Walker, Ann Night- ingale and James Archer Ditto William Lister; James Four cottages, gig-house Archer, John Kirby, . and yard Henry Gray~on and James Owen [ 37 ]
Owners o, reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers, I °"'"...... ,. I Township of Dewsbury, in the Parish, of Dewsbury-continued .. Thomas Todd Unoccupied Corn-mill, out-buildings and yard William Lister Himself, John Walker Three dwelling-houses, and Ann Nightingale joiner's shop, stable, sawpit and yard Thomas Todd Unoccupi_ed Yard Ditto Ditto Reservoir Ditto Ditto Yard and out-buildinga John Fenton Himself Yard, sizing boiling- house and out-build ings The trustees under the Joseph Buckley, Jo1eph Yard and out-buildings will of the late Joseph Townend and Samuel Howgate Hemingway Ditto •• Samuel Hemingway •• Stable, warehouse and yard The said trustees under john Brooke, and his Garden the will of the late under - tenant · John John Webster Fenton, or one of them Ditto John Brooke Drying-house and out building Dino Ditto Yard Ditto · Ditto Stable, warehouse, out buildings and yard Ditto Roirer Daltry, John Five cottages and yard Tolson, Nancy Firth, Mary Stocks, Jessie Thoms Matthew Thackrah , • Thomas Lawton • • Garden, pig-cote and out-buildings Ditto James Crosland and Garden Rebecca Lodge Ditto George Dawson · Wood-yard and out buildings Ditto James Crosland, Re- Five cottages, out-build • becca Lodge, Tho ings, stable, carpen mas Lawton, .J011eph ter's shop and yard Speight and George Dawson · ' George Walker, and Hannah Lodge, Richard Three cottages, stable, Sarah his wife Auty and John Talbot garden, yard and out buildings Matthew Thackrah .. George Dawson Timber-yard and out buildings Thomas Todd Himself Garden Dickey Crawshaw .. Himself Dwelling-house, pig - cote, out-building and yards John Rush, jun. George Firth, Abraham Six cottages, pig-cotes, Carr, John Talbot, out - buildings and John Rush, Samuel yards Whiteley and George Rhodes Thomas Todd Himself Gig-house and yard Ditto George Senior Cottage, shop, out buildings and yard Ditto Himself Stable, out - buildings and yard Ditto Ditto Stack-garth Ditto James Lee, Matthew Five cottages, out-build Sykes, William Hart ings, ga1dens and yard ley, William Gledhill and Thomas Oates [ 38 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Occupiers. Description of Property.
Township of DewsbuT!J, in the Parish of DewsbUT!J-COntinued. Thomas Todd William Gledhill. . Garden and out-build- ings Ditto Matthew Sykes · · . Ditto Ditto William Hartley Ditto Ditto James Lee Ditto Ditto Thomas Oates Ditto Ditto Himself Garden George Inman, and George Inman Garden, with summer Harriet bis wife . house Henry Lister Himself Garden John France Himself, Charles James Mill-yard Fox and John 'Fox Henry Lister John Brearey and Rich- Two cottages, out-build- ard Sykes .. ings, gardens and .. yard Ditto Himself Yard Benjamin Armitage Richard Squires· and Yard Mary Bates Ditto. Richard Squires, John Gardens and out-build Fi~ld and Mary Bates ings Thomas Todcl Joseph Ramsden Garden aud out-build ing Ditto William Bailey · · Ditto James Nowell John Brooke · · Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Matthew Charlesworth Isaac Oates, Joseph Carr, Eight cottages, out - James Mitchell, Sarah buildings and yards Walker, Charles Bailey, George Autey1 John Hey andRichardl.odge Ditto Ditto Pig-cotes, out-buildings · · and yard Ditto Sarah Walker Garden Ditto Charles Bailey · · Ditto Ditto John Hey Ditto Ditto James Mitchell . Ditto Ditto Joseph Carr Ditto Ditto Isaac Oates Ditto James Nowell John Brooke Shrubbery Ditto Ditto •• Yard Matthew Charlesworth Philip Stead · · •• Yard and out-building Ditto William Duddjng, Tho Three cottages, yards ' mas Snowdon and and out-buildings Phi~ip Stead · Ditto PhilJp Stead Garden and hot-house Mary Kenyon Herself ·Garden Ditto Herself and Benjamin Owelling-house, cottage, Burnley out-buildings and . yard~ Ditto Herself Stable and yard Thomas Cook 1 John Tweedale Stable, cow - house, coach - house, out kitcbens, shed, out buildings and yard Ditto Ditto .Dwelling-house Thomas Willman Thomas Cook, John Owelling - house, five Tweedale, William cottages, out - build Tolson, Abraham ings and yard J)earden, . Joseph :Procter, Joh~ Tolson and Benjamin Ellis Thomas Cook . ~ Daniel Ellis, Abraham Four cottages, yards and Naylor, James Robin• out-buildings son, and one cottage unoccupied [ 39 ]
Owners or reputed Owaen., Leasee1. Occupiers. Description of Property.
Townsl,ip of Dewsbury, in the Parish of Dewsbu,y-continued. Thomas Cook John Tweedale Garden Frederick Simpson .Charles Hanson, John Four cottages and yards Brooke, Charles Tol son and Bepjamin Clegg John Thornes, Benjamin William Brook, Ann Yard, garden and out Thornes, Sarah How Crabtree, Jessie Bar building royd and Elizabeth ker and Mark Knowles Firth ·The representatives of James Firth, Georg~ Yards JosephHirst, deceased Walker and John Kilburn Ditto John Kilburn Garden Ditto George Walker Ditto Hannah Wormald Robert Thomes and Gardens, out-building John Robinson and yard Ditto Unoccupied · •• Butcher's shop and yard Ditto James Hammerton, John Six cottages, out-build Inman, John Robin- ings and yards and son, James Crawshaw, road Robert Thornes and A brabam Ellis Frances Auty Joshua Frances Auty Yard Hirst and William Bywater Ditto Frances Auty, William DweJling - house, two Tolson and Richard cottages, stable-yards Auty and out-buildings Ditto Frances Auty Garden John Newsome Himself Garden and yard Ditto Ditto Dwelling-house John Rush, Wil)iam George Auty, Miles Four cottages and yards Whitehead, Henry Hopwood, James Crabtree, Noah Jack Brooke, and one cot son, John Buckley, tage unoccupied William Tolson and Joseph Walker Edward Ellis and Joseph Edward Ellis, John Ellis, Public-house, four cot Savage William Thornes,Eliz tages, butcher's shop, abeth Stanley and Ann weaving - shop, out Senior buildings and yards Ditto John Ellis Brewhouse, stable, pig .. cote and yard Ditto Ditto Garden and outbuilding Elizabeth Ellis, John Elizabeth Ellis Ditto Ellis and Joseph Ellis Ditto •• Ditto, George Morris Dwelling - house, two and John Auty cottages, out - build ings and yard Ditto George Morris Garden and yard John Ellis Richard Carr Dwelling - house, pig cote, out-building and yard Ditto Ditto Garden John Greenwood Himself Stack-garth Ditto Unoccupied •• Stone Quar'ry Ditto William Cardwell, exe Shed and coal-staith cutor of the late John Haigh, and Matthew Kaye and Matthaw Kaye the younger Ditto John Haigh •• Coal-yard andcoal-staith Ditto Hannah Carter Lime-kilns, shed and yard [13] L .[ 40 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Iaaees. Oeeupiers. Deacription of Property.
Township of Dewsbury, in the Parish of Dewsbury-continued. John Greenwood William Jackaon and Reservoir · Sens Ditto Unoccupied Brewery Ditto William Jackson and Warehouse, out- build Sons ings and yard · John Greenwood Francis Jackson Cottage, garden and yard
Ditto William Berry Garden Ditto Ditto Shed
The Towmhip of Mirfield~ in the Parish of Mir.field. John Greenwood •• William Jackson and Wharf Sons Ditto Ditto Warehouse Jonathan Greenwood and Thomas Lobley Timber-yard John Greenwood Ditto Ditto Garden and out-building Ditto Ditto Dwelling - house, out buildings and yard Trustees of Dewsbury Trustees of Dewsbury Toll-house of Dewsbll:1'1 and Ealand Turnpike and Ealand Turnpike and Ealand Turnpike Road Road and Joseph Road Speight, or one of diem · Jonathan Greenwood and William Berry Stack-garth John Greenwood William Turner, ~oseph William Jackson and Plantation Hammond Beaumont, Sons William Lister and Ann his wife, Francis Fawcett and Mary his wife, Ann Haigh and John Haigh infants, and William Lister and Francis Heaton their trustees, Joseph Armitage Rhodes and Mary Ann his wife, Sarah Haigh, Hannah Haigh, Elizabeth Haigh and Samuel Haigh infants,andWil liam Armitage their guardian I Ditto William Jackson and· Yard Sons and George Whitehead their un der-tenant, or one of them Ditto William Jackson and Yard and sheds Sons Ditto William Jackson and Dwelling-house, ham, sons, and George stables, gardens, out Whitehead, their un buildings and planta der-tenant, some or tion one of them William Stancliffe and David Sheard Barn, stable, cow-house Esther his wife, and and outbuildings Rachel Walker Ditto Ditto Dwelling-house, out- buildings, garden and yards [ 41 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Occupiers. Deacriptiou of l'roperty.
The Township of Miif,eld, in the Parish of Mief,e/d-continued. William Stancliffe and David Sheard Garden Esther his wife, and Rachel Walker RichardHenryBeaumont . John Hebblethwaite Garden Richard Wheatley ••. Joseph Stancliffe Yard, shed and out buildin Ditto Jost:ph Stancliffe and :Pwelling-\ouse, barn, Hannah Hurst stable, cowhouse, out . buildings and yard Ditto HaQDah Hurst Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Joshua Ingham Peter Thornton and Wil Seven cottages, out liam Thornton, and buildings and yard their under-tenants, John Collinson, Mat• thew Mitchell, Charles Brooke, Mary Swift, JQhn Sutcliffe, John Broadbent and Eliza beth Ibbetson, some or one of them Ditto Peter Thornton and Wil Garden liam Thornton Elizabeth Linsley, Jo Elizabeth Linsley • • Shrubbery shua Ingham and Ed ward Kirk Ditto Ditto • • Garden and outbuilding Ditto Ditto J)welling-house, ware , houses and garden Ditto Peter Thornton and Wil- Yard liam Thornton Ditto Ditto Barn, stable, cowbouse, cart-shed, outbuilding and yard Ditto Ditto Stack-garth Sarah Sargent, HI\Dnab JoltUlh Stanclilfe Plantation Houghton, Samuel Oldfield, John Hum dall and. John William Smith, trustees under the marriage settle ment of William Ap pleby Hurndall and Caroline his wife, and the said William Ap pleby Hurndall and Caroline bis wife Samuel Hurst Richard Hurst . , Stack-garth The representatives of Benjamin Crowther • • Garden and shed the late George Or merod, deceased Alice Collins Joseph Crossley Garden Ditto Ditto Stack-garth, yard and outbuildings Ditto Joseph Armitage Rhodei Public-house, dwelling and Joseph Crossley house, shed, outbuild ings and yards Ditto Joseph Cowburn and Cottage, stables, out- Joseph Armitage . buildings and yard Rhodes Ditto Joseph Armitage Rhodes Yard and outbuildings [ 42 ]
Ownen or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property.
The Township of 1.Hir.field, in the Parish of Mir.field-continued. John Scholefield and Jo- William Holt Garden sephArmitageRhode11, or one of them Ditto John Richardson Ditto Ditto Abraham Lee Ditto Ditto Joseph Richardson Ditto Ditto James Jennings Ditto Ditto Benjamin Holmes Ditto Ditto James Dutton Ditto Ditto William Holt, John Ri Fourteen cottages, out chardson, Abraham buildings and yards Lee, Joseph Richard son, James Jennings, Benjamin Holmes and James Dutton, and several cottages un occupied Ditto William Holt, John Ri Yard and outbuildings chardson, Abraham Lee, Joseph Richard son, James Jennings, Benjamin Holmes, James Dutton and Jo seph Armitage Rhodes Ditto Joseph Armitage Rhodes Two cottages, malt kiln, and Miss Alic:e Col garden, yard and out lins, one of the cot buildings tages unoccupied Uriah Bradbury Himself Stack-garth Ditto Ditto Yard and shrubbery Ditto Uriah Bradbury and Two cottages, stable, John Robinson, and barn, cowhouse, yard one cottage unoccu and outbuildings pied Samuel Walker John Crowther Stack-garth, shed and yard The trustees ef Nettle Ditto Shed ton's Charity Benjamin Walker Himself Garden Ditto Abraham Webster Dwelling-house, ware house, weaving shops, outbuildings and yard The trustees of Nettle John Crowther antl Garden ton's Charity Abraham Webster, his under-tenant, or one of them Ditto John Crowther and Wil Dwelling-ho•J11e, barn, liam Holt, and Abra outbuilding 11nd yard ham Webster, his un der-tenant, some or one of them John Crowther and Three cottages, yard James Thornton and and out-buildings Thomas Stead, and one cottage unoccu pied Ditto John Crowther and Cottage, out-building and Sarah Holt his under yard tonant, or one of them Ditto John Crowther and Tho Garden and out-building mas Stead his under tenant, or one of them Benjamin Walker .. Himself Barn, cow-house, shed, butcher's shop. and yard [ 43 ]
Owaen1 or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Descriplion of Properly.
The Township of Mir.field, in the Parish of JJ,firjietd-continued. Benjamin Walker Him,elf Yard • Ditto Ditto Countiug-house, gra- nary, gig-house, sta bles and yard Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto John Ledgard •• Ditto The Earl of Scarborough George Wood and the Out-building representatives of the late George Ormerod, deceased, and Nicholas Smithson their under tenant, some or one of them Ditto George Goodair Stable, cow-house, pig cote and yard Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto George Wood and Han Cottage, blacksmith's nah Milnes his under shop, out-building, tenant, or one of them yard and garden Ditto Jesse Hirst Cottage, shop, out building, yard and garden Benjamin Wilson Himself Plantation Ditto Ditto Ditto George Wood AbrahamSheard, Charles Twelve cottages, stable, Langley, George Tur out-buildings, yard ner, Thomas Brooke, and road the representatives of the late George Orm erod,deceased,Joseph Brooke, jun., James Senior, George Wood, Charles Buckley, Jo seph Brooke, John Pratt, William Buck ley and John Oates Ditto John Oates Garden, pig-cote and yard Ditto William Buckley Ditto Ditto John Pratt Ditto Ditto Joseph Brooke Ditto Ditto Charles Buckle Ditto Ditto James Senior Ditto Ditto Joseph Brooke junior •• Ditto Ditto George Ormerod Ditto Ditto Thomas Brooke Ditto Ditto George Turner Ditto Ditto Charles Langley Ditto Ditto Abraham Sheard Ditto George Wood and Ben George Wood and Ben- Yard jamin Wilson jamin Wilson Benjamin Wilson Charles Langley Garden and shed Trustees under the will James Swift Garden of the late Samuel Swift Ditto Cottages unoccupied, Two cottages, out-build garden and vinery oc ing, vinery and garden cupied by James Swift Ditto James.Swill: Garden and out-building Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Cottage, shed and yard (18] M [ 44 ] a.---o-- I ._ - 1-~-- The TOtDmkip of Mir.field, in the Parish of MidieJd-continued. Trusteesunderthewillof • • • • . James Swift Garden the late Samuel Swift Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Mill-yard Ditto Ditto Counti°'-house, stable, shed, Joiner's shop and yard The Township of Kirkheaton, in the Parish of Kirkheaton. John Stancliffe and Jo- Themselves • • Wood seph Stancliffe, and WilliamStewart,Sarah Hinchliffe 'and John Scholes, devisees in trust under the will of Edward Hinchliffe, deceased Ditto Thelllf8lves Wood Manchester and Leeds Themaelves Manchester and Leeda Railway Company Railway John Stanclift'e and Jo TheJDRlves Wood seph Stancliffe and, WilliamStewart,Sarah Hinchliffe and John Scholes, devisees in trust under the wilJ of Edward Hinchliff"e, deceased Ditto Themselves Wood Adderley Beamish Ber William Marsh Old lime-kiln nard Ditto Himself Plantation Ditto · Charles Wheatley the· Colliery, engine-house, . younger and Sarah · steam-engine and Hinchliffe water-shaft, with va cant land about the same Ditto Ditto Reservoir Ditto Ditto Smith and carpenter's shop, colliery and coal- . pit, hills witb colliery, . tram-road Ditto Chari~ Wheatley the Colliery tram-road {tmrur and . Sarah inc litre Adderley Beamish Ber Charles Wheatley the Coal-pit, with engine- nard iJ°nfit• and Sarah house, cabin, coal- iµc liffe · staitb and vacant land Ditto Ditto Colliery, shaft, engine- house, and vacant land about the same Ditto Himl!t!lf Plantation Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto and the Manchester WillialJl Marsh Well, with road thereto and Leeds Railway Company Adderley Beamish Ber Richard Henry Beau- Plantation nard moot and Jcmathan Haigh bis ,mder-te- nant, or one of them Richard Henry Beau ... Jonathan Haigh Ditto mont Ditto Ditto Cattle shed with yard .. '. [ 45 ]
o._. or repued Owners. Oocapien. Description of Property.
The Township of Kirklu:aton, in the Parisi,, of Kirlcheaton-continued. Adderley Beamish Ber- Richard HeW'Y' Beau- Plantation nard mont and Jonathan Haigh his under-te- nant, or one of them Ditto Ditto Ditto The Manchester and Themselves Railway and bridge Leeds Railway Com pany
The Township of Huddery;,eM11 in the Parish of Hudderefi.el,d. Sir William Pilkinaton, Thomas }!aigb, Samuel Unoccupied • • New cotton mill Bart.andJamesfiaw- WoodH~h and Ja- son, as trustees of nathan HaJgh George Augustus Dawson and Louisa his wife Ditto Ditto Thomas Haigh, Samuel Old cotton mill Wood Hai~h and Jo nathan HaJgh Ditto Ditto Thomas Haigh Shrubbery Ditto Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Dwelli!189house and out building. Ditto Ditto Ditto Barn, stable, cow-house, gig-house and out buildings Ditto Ditto Ditto Yard • Ditto Ditto Ditto and George Bella Cottage, cart-aheds and well pigcote Ditto Ditto Thomas Heigh Strawyard, pig-cote and shed . Ditto Ditto Ditto Stackyard Ditto Ditto Ditto Coal-place and yard Ditto Ditto Ditto •• Plantation Ditto George Augustus Daw Land or wood called son Oaks Wood, now be ing cleared of the tim ber and cultivated Ditto Charles Wheatley the Charles Wheatley the Shed younge_r younge! Ditto Ditto Ditto Colliery, with s&able, wheelwright's shop, blacksmith's shop, cot tage, tunnel and tram roads Ditto Ditto Ditto Road to colliery Clara Thornhill and Joah ·Johnson Reservoir and yard Honoria Thomhill,ber guardiau, and Miles Netherwood Ditto Joah Johnson and John Dyehouse, cottage, work- Hopkinson shop, out-buildings and yard Ditto James Tiffany, James Beer-house and five c:>t Oldfield, George Har tages, with out-build greaves, Stephen Hel ings and yards liwell, Wil11am Hol royd and James Ne therwood Ditto Miles Netherwood, and Garden and out-build his under-tenantJames i,1g Oldfield, or one of them [ 46 ]
Owners or reputed Owuer1. Lesaee1. Occupien. Description of Property.
The Township of Hudderyreld, in the Pariah of Hudderyield-contimi.ed. Clara Thornhill and Miles Nether,•ood Garden Honoria Thornhill her guardian Ditto Miles Netherwood and Garden and shed his under-tenantJames Tiffany, or one of them Ditto Miles Netherwood and Ditto his under-tenant Wil liam Holroyd, or one of them Ditto Miles N etherwood and Ditto his under-tenant John Hargreaves, or one of them Ditto Miles Netherwood and Garden his under-tenant John Hopkinson, or one of them Ditto Miles Netherwood and Garden and shed his under-tenant Miles Netherwood, or one of them Trustees of the Birstal Themselves and Allen Weighing - machine, and Huddersfield turn Brook, some or one of house, yard and out pike road them . building Anne Ashworth Herself Wood Clara ThomhiJI and Joseph Brook Cottage, garden and Honoria Thornhill her out-buildings guardian, and Samuel Robinson Clara Thornhill and WilJiam Priestley Shed Honoria Thornhill her guardian Ditto Ditto Stack-garth Ditto Clara Thornhill and Wood Honoria Thornhill her guardian Stansfeld Rawson, Jo Joseph Starkey Plantation seph Brook and the Reverend Wyndham Carlion Madden, trus tees for sale of John Whitacre's estate Ditto Ditto Park with foot-path Ditto Ditto Carriage roail Ditto Ditto Park Ditto Ditto Lawn Ditto Ditto Shrubbery Ditto Ditto Park Sir John WilJiam Rams Themsel•es Canal lock, and bridge den and his trus over canal, and garden tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, adjoining canal . Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq. Ditto Ditto Carpenter's work-shop, pig-sty and yard [ 47 ]
Owners O( reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Description of P,opezty.
The Township, of lhuldt:rsfald, in th.e Pariah of Hudderefield-continued. Sir John William Rams Benjamin Graham and Four cottages den and his . trus Edward Halstead tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke, and George Lane Fox, Esq. and Benjamin Graham Sir John William Rama-. James Waring . • Cottage, gardens and den and· · his ' tru's · out-building tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq., and James Wa- ring Sir John William Rams John Smithies and John Two co~es. gardens, den and his trus Spence,oroneofthem . QUtbu~dl1\gs and road tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq., and . 'Henry Schofield and Mary his wife, John Spence and Jane his wife, Sarah Smithies and Ann Smithies Sir John William Rams Bridge den and his trus tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq. . Ditto Thomas Clayton •• Stack-garth Ditto George Clay, Robert Garden and garden Clay and Thomas Clay house Sir John William Rams William Agar Dwelling-house and gar den and his trus den tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq., and William Agar Sir John William Rams Alfred Sharpe Cottage, garden, passage den and bis trus and out-building tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane · Fox, Esq., and , Alfred Sharpe Sir John William Rams John Bowker Cottage, gardens, passage den and his trus and out-building tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq., and . Eliza Bowker (13] N [ 48 ]
Owners or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupiers. Deecription of Property.
The Township of Hudderyield, in the Parish of Hudderyield--continued. Sir John William Rams- Edward Robinson Cottage, garden, out- den and his trus- buildings and yard tees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq., and James Kitchin man Ditto James Kitcbinman Cottage, stable, garden, yard, passage and out buildings Sir John William Rams David Hallas and Ed Two cottage,, yard, gar den an Owners or reputed Ownen,. Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property. The Township of Huddersfield, in the Parish ef Huddersfield-continued. Mary Ann Rushforth George Roberts and George Roberts and Two dwelling- houses, and Isabella Ramsden, Margaret his wife, Sarah Berry yard, garden and out- or one of them Sarah Berry and God- buildings frey Berry Ditto Godfrey Berry Jonathan Crawshaw Yard Ditto Ditto George Roberts Garden and stable Ditto William Radford Garden Ditto Ditto Pig-cote Ditto John Booth and Samuel William Burrows House, garden and yard Oakes, trustees for William Burrows and Hannah his wife Ditto William Radford Garden Sir John Wm. Ramsden Edward Learoyd Garden and out-build and his tru.stees, Earl ing Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke, and George Lane Fox, Esq. and William Learoyd Sir John Wm. Ramsden .. William Shaw Cow-house and his trustees, Earl Fitzwilliam, Philip Davies Cooke, Lord Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq. Thomas Kilner Thomas Kilner, George Brick-kiln, coal - yard Roberts, William Shaw and building and Thomas Smith, some or one of them George Roberts, Wil George Roberts, Titus Foundation walls and liam Roberts, Edward Thewles, Henry privies Roberts and Richard Wrigley, Benjamin Roberts Butterworth, Joseph Butterworth, Robert Butterworth, Richard Woffenden Butter worth, Benjamin Mel lor, Charles Kaye and Jacob Platt, some or one of them William Schofield John Lever, Jonathan Yard and out-buildings Spencer, John Han son, WiUiam Wood and Mary Schofield Ditto William Haley, Joseph Beer-house and seven Atkinson, Thomas cottages, with cellars Woolley,Thomas Pag underneath den, Isaac . Tempest, Richard Priestley, John Lever, Jonathan Spencer, John Han son, William Wood and Mary Schofield Ditto Isaac Tempest and Rich Yard, garden and out ard Priestley buildings Sir John Wm. Ramsden George Roberts, Wil Reservoir and his trustees, Earl liam Roberts, Edward Fitzwilliam, Philip Roberts and Richard Davies Cooke, Lord Roberts Hawke and George Lane Fox, Esq. Ditto Ditto Ditto [ '° ] Ownen or reputed Owurs, Oeaaplers. Sir John Wm. Rameden Martha .Lockwood, :Re181'\10ir and }Jis trusteee, Earl James Look.woo4 and Fitzwilliam, Pltilip Joabua I.oakwood, Davies Cooke, Lord some or -oae of diem Hawke and George Lane Fox, E11Cf, Ditto Joseph Johnson . Garden and shed Ditto Thomas Jennings Wig Yard ney Ditto and John East William Barrow and Two cottages, black wood Henry Schofield oc smith's shop and yard cupy couaaes, James Shaw occupies black smith's shop Sir John Wm. Ramaden John Hint Kilner and Edward Bennett Houae, ehop 11111 ,._d and his trustees, Earl Sarah his wife, John Fitzwilliam, Philip Dransfield, and Wil Davies Cooke, Lord liam Favell and Eliza Hawke and George beth his wife, and Lane Fox, Esq. their trustees the said John Dansfield aad John Pease Ditto Ditto David Abbott, Martin Two dwelling-lmases, Swallow, John Pontey warebeuse, stables, and Charles Smith oat-baiWinga aad yard The Township of Kirkkeaton, in the Pariik of Kirkheaton. IN THE KIB.KHEATON BRANCH. John Stanclift'e and Je Themselves •• •• W-ood seph Stanclile, and William Stewart,Sarah Hinchliffe and John Scholes, the devisees in trust under the will of Ed ward Hinchliffe, deceased Ditto Themselves •• Wood The company of pro Thomas Lee Garden prietors af the Calder and Hebble naviga tion IN THE LINE TO FOllM A 1t7NCTION OF THE MAIN LINE WITB THE LINE ·oF' THE MANCBBSTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY, Adderley Beamish Ber- Himself Plantation nard Ditto and the Manches- William Marsh Well ter and Leeds Railway Compan:b · Adderley eamish Ber- Richard Henry Beau- Plantation . nard mont, ~d Jonathan Haigh is under- tenant, or one of them Richard Henry Beau- 'Jonathan Haigh Ditto mont Ditto Ditto Cattle-~ with yml Adderley Beamish Ber- Richard Henry Beau- Plantation nard mont, and Jonathan • Haigh his under• tenant, or one of them Ditto Ditto Ditto [ 51 ] _o_wn_en_ o_,_re_pu_ted_o_w_nera__ • _. ____1.ei1sees___ • ---~---0-cc_u_pie_rs_. ___ +1-Des-c-ri-pti-·o_n_o_r _P_ro_pe_rt_y_. _ 1 The Township of Mirfield, in the Parish of Mirjield. FOB. THE MIBPIELD BRANCH. Joshua Ingham Joshua Ingham Plantation Ditto Peter Thornton and Seven cottages, out William Thomton,and buildings and yard John Collinson, Mat thew Mitchell, Charles Brooke, Mary Swift, John Sutcliffe and John Broadbent their under - tenants, some or one of them Ditto Peter Thornton and Garden William Thornton ElizabethLinsley,Joahua Elizabeth Linsley Shrubbery Ingham and Edward Kirk . Ditto Ditto Garden and out-building Ditto Ditto Dwelling - house, ware houses and garden Ditto Peter Thornton and Yard William Thornton Ditto Ditto Barn, stable, cowhouse, cart-shed, out-build ing and yard Ditto Ditto Stack-garth Joshua Ingham Himself Plantation Tiu: Township of Batley, in the Parish of Battey. BRANCH TO BmSTAL. Thomas Egerton, Earl Michael Spedding Garden of Wilton Ditto Robert Wilson Robert Wilson Weaving-shops Ditto Ditto Ditto Dwelling - house, yard and out-building Ditto Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto The trustees under the Robert Spedding Stack-garth will of William Ack- royd and Edmund Ackro)'d Thomas Egerton, Earl John Whiteaker John Whiteaker Brick-yard of Wilton Ditto Joseph Jubb, Joseph Themselves Ditto Jubb the younger, George Jubb and Samuel Jubb Thomas Egerton, Earl James Critchley Holt, Abraham Rowley,James Cottage, stable, carpen of Wilton James Critchley and Critchley Holt, James ter's shop, out-build James Graves, some Critchley and James ings and yard or one of them Graves, some or one of them Ditto Ditto James Critchley Holt, Two sheds, weighing James Critchley and machine house, coal James Graves pit bills, tram-roads land and yards Ditto Joseph Chadwick, James Col!iery~ tram-road and Critchley Holt, James air chimney Critchley and James Graves, some or one of them Ditto Ditto Air chimney [18] 0 [ 52 ] Ownera or reputed Owners. Occupiers. Description of Property. The ·Township of Batley, in the Pariah of Batley-continued. Thomas Egerton, Earl George Middlebrook • . Stack-garth of Wilton Ditto William Wigglesworth •• Garden Ditto Ditto •• Garden and outbuildings Ditto Ditto Dwelling-house used as an inn, called the " Wilton Arms and Bridge Hotel," with stables, brew .;. house, coach - house, out - buildings and yard Ditto George Middlebrook Five dwelling - houses, and his undertenants ham, stable, cow Christopher Wharton, house, out- buildings Joseph Broadbent, and yards Joshua Middlebrook and Abraham Wilkin son, some or one of them The Rev. Jeremiah Abraham Preston and Cottage, shed, out-build Schofield George Middlebrook, ing, garden, yard and or one of them occupation road Thomas Egerton, Earl James Critchley Holt, James Critchley Holt, Coal-staith and shed of Wilton James Critchley and James Critchley and James Graves, some James Graves, some or one or them or one of them John Nussey Samuel Burnley, Joseph Dwelling-house, two cot Hargreaves and Wil tages, wash - house, liam Eyre, some or out - buildings, yard one of them and gardens Ditto Joseph Hargreaves Stable, barn, weaving shop, cow-house, pig cote, out-buildings and yard Ditto Martha Preston Cottage, garden and out• building Ditto Samuel Burnley and his Garden under-tenant William Eyre, or one of them Ditto Ditto •• Garden and out-building Thomas Egerton, Earl Martha Preston Garden of Wilton Ditto Earl of Wilton and Stone-quarry Charles Ward John Nussey Joseph Hargreaves and Ditto William King Willans, or one of them Ditto Joseph Hargreaves Garden Thomas Egerton, Earl Charles Ward Mill-goit of Wilton Ditto Ditto Plantation Ditto Ditto Garden Ditto Ditto Yard Ditto Ditto Barn, stables, cow - houses, sheds, pig - cotes, gig-house, out buildings and yards Ditto Charles Ward and his Garden under - tenant Isaac Armitage, or one of them Ditto Charles Ward and his Cottage under-tenant Richard Whincup, or one of them [ 53 ] Owners or reputed Owners, Lessees. Occupiers. Description of Property. The Township of Batley, in the Parish of Batley-continued. Thomas Egerton, Earl Charles Ward and his Cottage of Wilton under - tenant Isaac Armitage, or one of them Ditto Thomas Egerton, Earl Plantation of Wilton and Charles Ward, or one of them Ditto Ellen Nussey Stone-quarry Ditto Thomas Dixon and Two cottages, pig-cotes, Joseph Lodge gardens, out-buildings and yards Ditto Thomas Dixon Garden ~nd out-building John Nussey •• Joseph Ineson Out-building Richard Henry Chapman John Nussey and Joseph John Nussey, Joseph Gas-works, gasometer, Nussey Nussey and the Birstal shed and yard Gas Company Ditto Ditto John Nussey and Joseph Boiler-house, shed, mill Nussey chimney and yard The Township of Gomersal, in the Parish of Birstal. BRANCH TO BIRSTAL. Ricl1ardHenryChapman John Nussey and Joseph William Bywater Stack-garth NuBBey Ditto Ditto and John Machill, Garden or one of them .John Nussey William Smith Cottage and garden Ditto Samuel Smith and Jo Two dwelling-houses, seph Ineson gardens, out-buildings and yards Ditto Samuel Smith Stack-garth Ditto William Booth Plantation and out building Richard Henry Chapman John Nussey and Joseph Mill, engine and boiler Nussey house, chimney and yard , Ditto Ditto Cottage, counting-house; warehouses, pig-cote, out-buildings and yards John Nussey Joseph Beaumont Cottage, shop, out building and garden Ditto John Machill, John Ste Four cottages, out- venson, George Easby buildings, gardens and William Booth and yards Ditto WilliamBywater, George Seven cottages, out- Bywater, Joseph Smith, buildings, gardens JohnPeel, WilliamFar and yards rar, Joseph Walker and William Farrar the the younger Ditto James Mann and Joseph Dwelling-house used as Ingham a public-house, called The Greyhound Inn, brew-house, cottage, stable, cow-house, out-buildings and yards William Pearson, Sa Themselves and William Corn-mi!J, iron-foundry, muel Armitage and Pearson and William boiler and engine Samuel Mortimer Spurr house, shed, yard and out-buildings Richard Henry Chapman James Mann Yard Ditto •• Ditto Yard, pig-cotes and out-buildings Ditto Ditto Stack-l{arth .John Nussey Himself Plantations Ditto Ditto Plantation [ 54 ] Ow11tr1 or reputed OWIIIII, Occupien. Deacriptioo of Property. The Towmhip of GO'lllersal, in the Pariah of Birstal-continued. John Nussey Mary Walker Garden and hot-house Ditto Ditto Plantation The Master, Fellows and William Gomersall • • Garden Scholars of Trinity College, Cambridge The Towmkip of Leeds, in the Parish of Leeds. PO& TRB LEBDS BRANCH. John Gott and William John Chadwick, William Garden allotments and Gott Stainton, John For garden walk ster, Clayton Lindill, William Taylor, Sa muel Lee, Edward U ncless, J oaeph Har rison, John Wiltshire, Elizabeth Stead, Sa rah Ellis, John Thom ton, Daniel Morton, David Hillyard, Wil liam Metcalfe, Wil liam 'Schofield, Wil limn Mawson, Eliza beth England, Mary Gledhill, William Lis ter, John Radcliffe, Thomas Uncless, Jo seph Crowther. Job Briggs, Samuel Pullan, Thomas Midgley, Wil liam Maud, Joseph Hemingway, Jacob Witts, Christopher Topham,JohnThomp son, senior, Jonathan Greaves, William Spink, Thomas Sal ter, Thomas Parker, Henry Grey, Hannah Hirst, James Walker, Mary Ann Gibson, George Haigh, Joseph Oxley, Samuel Good all, Sarah Luccock, Widow Shepherd, Joseph Pratt, John Thompson, junior, Abraham Walker, Henry Wilson, Wil liam Lilly, William Croisdale, Mark Loft house, Thomas Bol ton, George Hill, Wil liam Barker, Thomas Thompson, Mary Par ker, David Fox, Wil liam Rhodes, Marv Ann Chadwick, John Kirshaw, Mary Ma ney, George Parfett, Michael Midgley, Wil- [ 55 ] Owners or reputed Owners. Occupiers. De&eriptiou or Property. The T(lU)nship of Leeds, in the Parisll of Leeds-continued. John Gott and William ' liam Kay, Sarah Lins- Garden allotments and Gott-continued. ley, Joseph Robinson, garden walk - con- John Mosley, Charles tinued. Rider, Henry Thomp- son, William Harrison, James Midgley,James Woodson, Joseph Whitworth, Samuel Townend, Eliza Wil- by, Benjamin Bur- net, Martin Sagar, George Beaumont, Benjamin Robinson, William Exley, Tho- mas Brown, Isaac Whitworth, Edward Martin, John Lister, Thomas Wilkinson, Samuel Lee, Thomas Haley, James Ward, Joseph Sowry, George Chapman, William Fawcett, Joseph But- terfield, William Hirst, Joseph Bradley, John Benn, John Winsor, Swan Parker, William Mawson,JamesStead, William Buckley, John Thorp, Soloman Walker, Henry Maw- son, Thomas Walker, Hugh Grainger, Jo- seph Longbottom, George Saw, John Sowden Ditto William Stainton Dwelling-house, privy, and coal-house Trustees of the Leeds Themselves and George Toll - house, toll- gates and Whitehall turn Duckworth, or one of and privy pike road them Richard Fountayne Wil- Christopher Bell Shed son Ditto Ditto Rope-walk Ditto Ditto Shed Ditto Thomas Hargreave Cottage, work-shops,pig cote, privy, yard, shed and out-buildings Ditto William Avena and his Garden allotments undertenants George Rushworth, John Hinchliffe, Charles Brown, Soloman Broadley, James Ramsden and John Linley Ditto Thomas Terry Stables and hay-loft Ditto William Avens and his Garden under-tenants Thomas Tilney, James Teas dale andJamesCathie, or some of them (13] p L 56 J OWDel'II 01 n1puted Owners. Occupiers. Deacriptiou of Property. The Township of Leeds, in the Parish of Leeds-continued. Richard Fountayne Wil- William Avena and his Wood yard BOD under-tenant Thomas Tilney, or one of them Ditto David Rider and James Garden, stables, coal Bamforth, Levi Evers, houses, ash-holes, pri William Haigh, Jona vies, pump and well than Haigh, Thomas Curtis and Thomas Richardson Ditto Thomas Richardson House and garden Ditto Thomas Curtis House, shed and garden Ditto Jonathan Haigh House and garden Ditto David Rider Ditto Ditto William Haigh House, shed, privy and garden Ditto Levi Evers Cottage, privy, pig-cote and out-buildings Ditto Ditto and his under - Wood-yard and shed tenant Thomas Tilney, or one of them Ditto Levi Evers and his Garden and garden-walk under-tenants James Holt, John Ulleart, William Shaw, Wil liam Taylor, John Read,Samuel Pilmore, William Galloway, John Duffell, George Waite,Thomas Holds worth, John Walter, John Law, Abraham Dunwell, William Neale, John Robinson and Thomas Tilney, or some or one of them Ditto James Holt Ditto Ditto William Avens Pond Ditto Thomas Tilney Sand-wharf Robert Ardill and Jo Themselves Card-manufactory, ma- seph Pickard chine - shop, brick stove melting-furnace, case - hardening - fur nace, iron- foundry, brass-foundry, count ing - house, store house, privies, engine chimney, engine and boiler-house, steam engine, yard and other out-buildings John Atkinson, Christo Thomas Radge Shed pher Kemplay and James Kemplay, trus tees under the will of Richard Kemplay, de ceased, Annabella Kemplay, the said Christopher Kemplay and James Kemplay, and Henry Snowdon [ 57 ] Owner& or reputed Owners. Lessees. Occupie11, Description or Property. The Township of Leeds, in the Parish of .Leeu-continued. Thomas Procter, and William Chapman, Mary Eight dwelling-houses, John Burton and Gilbert, Thomas smith's shop, yard and Newman Cash, his Holdsworth, Joseph out-buildings mortgagees in posses Weight, John Munro, sion Matthew Gains, Sa muel Dickinson and Samuel Pilmour, or some of them John Jones, Anthony Themselves and Thomas Pig-cote Gilbert Jones, and Holdsworth William Beckett, Es quire, the Reverend Christopher William Wilkinson, and John Atkinson, trustees un der the will of Chris topher Wilson, Es quire, deceased Francis Clough John Souchar. and Fre John Souchar. and Fre Stuff-warehouse, yard, derick William Be derick William Be cottage, privies, and necke necke, and Joseph Sa ash-places vage, or one of them George Scholes and Wil Themselves and Alex Joiner's-shop and tim liam Askey, and John ander Blenkinsop, and ber-yard Burton and Newman William Parker, or Cash, their mortga some of them gees in possession, or some of them The Township of Wortley, in the Parish of Leeds. FOR TBB LEEDS BRANCH. John Atkinson, Chris James Irvin Old brick-ground and topher Kemplay and ponds James Kemplay, trus tees under the will of Richard Kemplay, deceased, Abraham Horsfall and Thomas Pridgin Teale, trus tees under the will of Thomas Teale, de ceased, and Henry Teale in his own right Ditto William Walker Malt-kiln John Dawson George May •• Shed David Porritt and Ro Matthew Beaumont, Sa- Row of ten houses, with bert Walker Simpson, muel Walker, Samuel passage and privy devisees in trust of Greenwood, Joseph David Wright Porritt, Bennett, Joseph Todd, deceased John Mawson, Chris topher Hartley, Wil liam Cawthra, Joseph Firth and one unoccu pied George Broadbent Samuel Taylor, John Six dwelling-houses and Rider, George Broad shop and cellar-dwell bent, Samuel Lassey, ing Vair Poole, George May and John White head James Smith Unoccupied Dwelling-house [13] Q [ 58 ] i.e.-. Occupiers. The Township of Wortley, in the Parish of Leeds-continued. Joseph Bentley and Ellen Thomas Brayshaw, Tho• Butcher's shop and ten his wife, or one of mas Cassel, Mark dwelling-houses them, and Francis Pybus, John Bannis- Hogg and Margaret ter, Joseph Bevers, his wife, or one of James Morton,George them Greenwood, Thomae Greenwood, Mark Pearson,Joseph How gate THE LEEDS, DEWSBURY, AND MANCHESTER JUNCTION RAILWAY. I ~u,- AN A C T For making a Railway from Leeds, b~ Dewsbury, to Huddersfield, all in the West Riding of the County of York ; and for improving the Com munication by Railway between the Towns of Leeds and Huddersfield and the Town of Man chester. [Royal .AIBnt, 30th June, 1845.] 8 & 9 V1cTORIA,-SESS10N 1845. ATKINSON, DIBB & BOLLAND, Leeds, E. L. HESP, Hudder,jield, SOLICITORS. BURKE, PRITT, VENABLES & Co. PARLIAMENTARY AGEl'iTS, Parliament Street. Loudon, priahd b:r. C. Roworth a111I Sons, Bell Yard, Temple Bar,