LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates Apprenticeship indentures
ACC/0809/AI/001 Apprentice Indenture 16 Jun 1809 William Crowley to William Holgate of Staines, Corn Chandler and Coal Merchant. Until Crowley reaches 21 years of age.
ACC/0809/AI/002 Apprentice Indenture 27 Jul 1812 George Thomas William Jackson, son of Jane Morecraft wife of Robert Morecraft of Staines, yeoman, to Amos Wheeler of Clewer, Co. Berks., cordwainer. 4 years. £6.
ACC/0809/AI/003 Apprentice Indenture 16 Dec 1820 John Stapleton, son of William Stapleton, fishmonger, of Sunbury, to John Farmer of Sunbury, baker. 2 years. £20.
ACC/0809/AI/004 Apprentice Indenture 7 Nov 1821 Charles James Edwards, of Kintbury, Berks., to Robert Mann of Staines, clock and watch maker. 7 years. £36.15s.
ACC/0809/AI/005 Apprentice Indenture 8 Nov 1823 John Bavin, of Staines, to Edward Pike of Staines, blacksmith. 7 years. 5s.
ACC/0809/AI/006 Apprentice Indenture 29 Mar 1825 George Lewington, of Staines, to James Lunn, of Dogmers field, Co. Hants., thatcher, hoop and hurdle maker. 7 years. £5. (Signed with marks only).
ACC/0809/AI/007 Apprentice Indenture 18 Jan 1830 Francis Bartholomew, of Egham, Co. Surrey, to Henry Andrews, of Langley, Co. Bucks., grocer and tea dealer. 6 years. £45.
ACC/0809/AI/008 Apprentice Indenture 12 Jun 1834 John Smith, of Frimley, Surrey, to Thomas Willoughby, of Staines, butcher. 3 years. £25. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/AI/009 Apprentice Indenture Dec 1838 Richard Thornton, of Staines, to William Cousins, of Staines, carpenter. 5 years. £35.
ACC/0809/AI/010 Apprentice Indenture 31 May 1843 George Yates, of Stanwell, to Charles Harrison Buck, of Langley Manisty, Co. Bucks., tailor. 7 years. £10. Staines Bridge
ACC/0809/BR/001 1 bound volume of copies of Acts of Parliament. 1808 - 1829 R. H. Horne, Staines. Includes: 1828 Act 1829 Act, with a schedule of property authorised to be purchased 1809 Act, with tables showing annual amount of life annuities and form of certificate to be used, and 1808 Act, with tables and form of certificate to be used for life annuities. Loose in front: a printed copy of the 1869 Act.
ACC/0809/BR/002 "Standing Orders of the House of Lords relative 1830 to the bringing in and proceeding on Private Bills." (Printed booklet). Pencil annotation on page 21 re bridges.
ACC/0809/BR/003 Manuscript copy of an Act made 1 Henry VIII. 14 Jun 1673 "No. 914". For the maintenance of Staines Bridge. 3 or 4 persons to be appointed to collect Tolls and use these for repairs. Added at the bottom: "Examined ye 14th day of June 1673. Fitz Norris Wood" and "I leave yt blank at ye bottom by reason ye Act is ols and ye words are worne out." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/004 "An Act for ye better maynetenance and well 39 Eliz (1597) keeping of Staines Bridge and Egham Causey". By statute of 1 Henry VIII. 3 or 4 of inhabitants of Staines were appointed to collect the tolls of the bridge and make repairs out of these. The repairs have not been well done. Now enacted that 4 man be appointed, 2 of Staines and 2 of Egham, to receive tolls and make repairs and to render account yearly. In default of duties, to be fined.
ACC/0809/BR/005 2 Acts of Parliament relating to Staines Bridge, 1791 & (1804) Commissioners names are given. One to take effect 20th June 1791. The other is an Act to amend this one. 44 Geo.3. (1804).
ACC/0809/BR/006 Printed copy of an Act for building a bridge 31 Geo III across the River Thames from Staines to (1791) Egham.
ACC/0809/BR/007 "An Act to amend an Act made in the 31st year 1804 of his present Majesty, for building a Bridge" from Staines to Egham. Authorises the Commissioners to raise a sun not exceeding £6,000 on credit of the Tolls. Tolls to be increased. (details given). Provisions for investment of capital; compensation to property owners.
ACC/0809/BR/008 "An Act for Building a Bridge over the River Royal Assent Thames at Staines in the County of Middlesex, 19 Jun 1828 and for making proper Approaches thereto." 14 Commissioners: Sir John Gibbons, Bart; Peter Henderson; Thos. Wood junior; Jeffery Merriweather Shaw; Col. John Carmichael; Rev. James Cowe; Rev. Robt. Govett; Rt. Hon. Sir Willm. Henry Fremantle; Culling Charles Smith; John Stapleton; Willm. Scott; Edgell Wyatt Edgell; Benjamin Torin; and Rev. John Leigh Bennett. 2 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/009 An Act to Amend an Act passed in the Ninth Royal Assent year of His present Majesty King George the 14 May 1829 Fourth, entitled "An Act for Building a Bridge over the River Thames, at Staines, in the County of Middlesex, and for making proper Approaches thereto." Endorsement: Horne & Engall, Staines. 6 copies
ACC/0809/BR/010 Petition for leave to bring in a Bill for power to 3 Feb 1834 raise a further sum on the credit of the Tolls.
ACC/0809/BR/011 "An Act to Amend Two Acts passed in the Ninth Royal Assent and Tenth years of His late Majesty King 16 Jun 1834 George the Fourth, for building a Bridge over the River Thames, at Staines, in the County of Middlesex; and for making proper Approaches thereto. 12 copies
ACC/0809/BR/012 "The Kew and other Bridges Act 1869 Ch. XIX"; 24 Jun 1869 "An Act for making provision for the execution of the London Coal and Wine Duties Continuance Act 1868, as far as it relates to the freeing from Toll of the following Bridges on the Thames: namely, Kew, Kingston-upon-Thames; Hampton Court; Walton-upon-Thames, and Staines and Chingford Bridge and Tottenham Mills Bridges on the Lee."
ACC/0809/BR/013 "A Bill to provide for the throwing open for the 16 Feb 1876 free use of the Public the present Toll Bridges connecting the counties of Middlesex and Surrey across the River Thames. Prepared and brought in by Mr. Alderman M'Arthur, Sir James Clarke Lawrence, Mr. Forsyth, Sir Henry Peek, Sir Trevor Lawrence, and Sir Charles Russell.
ACC/0809/BR/014 Receipted Bills (9) for work done on New 1753 - 4 1758 Bridge at Staines inc. Jas White for Bricklayer's work in Building of Brick Bridge, Jn. Richardson for Carpenter's work "In Rebillding a bridge at Steanes, In teaking Done the old Bridges pyling and Planking for the Piers of the nue Bridge" Subject: Old Bridge. Endorsement: J. R. Coust for "Taking a Plan of old Bridge at Stains, making a design for a New One, giving directions for the Execution 1758. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/015 Minute Book. 2 Oct 1804 - Staines Bridge Commissioners. 28 Apr 1828 1 volume
ACC/0809/BR/016 Account Sheet. 1799 - 1805 Staines Bridge Commissioners. Written at the bottom: "29 June 1805. This bill having been examined is allowed. Ralph Leycester". Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/017 Copy of a Report to the Chancellor. Staines 17 Oct 1803 Bridge Commissioners. Submitting the accounts made up to 30th April 1803. The delay in presenting these was occasioned by the death of Mr. Mackason, the Treasurer, and "the extraordinary perplexity in his accounts". Mr. Mainwaring is the new Treasurer. Also reporting that they require authority to borrow more money. In 1794 a new bridge was built but the piers sank and the bridge became dangerous. Therefore a new bridge was built, completed in 1803, made of iron. But already the cracking of several parts of the iron work has occasioned considerable alarm and has made it necessary for the public safety to shut it up and open the old one again. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/018 An estimate for a bridge at Staines. John 16 Aug 1806 Rennie. Detailed items listed. Including; "To alter and refix the frame and posts for the Toll Gate and rehang the same, and put up the Turnstile." Total for everything including mason work and after deductions made for old materials : £5,215.16.2. Added at the bottom: "London Aug 16th 1806 approved John Rennie". Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/019 Report on the state of Staines Bridge. 28 Nov 1815 1. Hawkins and Barker 2. The Staines Bridge Commissioners. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/020 Report on the state of Staines Bridge, with an 6 Jan 1816 estimate of the repairs necessary to be done, totalling œ329. 1. Hawkins and Barker 2. The Staines Bridge Commissioners. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/021 An Estimate to repair the Bridge. 18 Jul 1827 Henry Clark, for Mrs, Clark. £135.18.9. Excepting the stone mason's work and the Railing on the Bridge. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/022 "An Estimate to Repare Stains Bridge Exclusive 20 Jul 1827 of the Iron Railing, according to the Suvyor Specification". œ145. 1. William Cousins, Builder, of Staines 2. R. Horne. Added at the bottom: "I can recommend Mr. Cousins as a good workman and respectable man" and signed by 2. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/023 Letter from John Rennie on choosing a 12 Jul 1827 contractor to repair the Bridge. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/024 Letter from John Rennie expressing his 2 Aug 1827 preference for Wm. Cousins as Contractor for repairs to the Bridge. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/025 Letter from W. H. Freemantle recommending 4 Aug 1827 Cousins for the work and requiring that he limit himself to his estimate of œ145. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/026 Estimate for taking up old and laying new 27 Aug 1827 paving in front of Toll House at Staines Bridge. œ12.17.6. 1. - Walton. Added at the bottom: 31 Aug 1827. Approved of by Sir John Gibbons. R.H." Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/027 Letters (2) from J. E. Donington on formalities 17 19 Nov to be observed in the passing of a Bill. 1827 Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/028 Letter from John Rennie agreeing to come to a 21 Nov 1827 special meeting of the Commissioners. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/029 Letters from; 1. John Walker, to; 2. R. Horne 30 Nov & 5 re the securing of a Barge named the 'Fox', for Dec 1827 the use of the Bridge. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/030 Draft copy of a notice of a Special Meeting to 19 Nov 1827 consider Mr. Rennie's report on the "very defective state of the Bridge" and his opinion that a new bridge must be built. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/031 Estimate 7 Feb 1828 William Nicholson & Son. For building the service bridge £2,850. For xx pulling down the old Bridge, building another, pulling down the service bridge, clearing away all obstructions, etc. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/032 Estimate 7 Feb 1828 Joliffe & Banks. For building a temporary bridge, toremove the old one, and build a new one in its place according to the Plans and Specifications. For £11,500. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/033 Petition from Staines Bridge Commissioners to N D bring in a Bill to build a new Toll Bridge at Staines "the present wooden and iron bridge is narrow and incommodious and requires to be taken down, as the same is very much out of repair and rapidly getting into complete decay". And draft. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/034 Copy of a Report from the Staines Bridge 3 Mar 1828 Commissioners to the Chancellor on the necessity of building a new bridge at Staines. And a draft of this. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/035 Account of Repair Expenses from the Staines 1815 - 28 Bridge Commissioners. Each year's totals shown. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/036 "The Memorial of Agriculturists and others 5 Apr 1828 residing in the Parishes of Staines and Egham, to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge". Request that all horses, cows, feeding carts or carriages and Implements employed solely for the purposes of Agriculture be exempted from toll. 41 signatures. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/037 Drafts of Minutes of Meetings held at the Bush Inn, Staines. 6th Jan. 1827 9th July 1827 27th Nov. 1827 10th Jan. 1828 11th Feb. 1828 5th Mar. 1828. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/038 Drafts of Minutes of Meetings held at the Bush Inn, Staines. 6th Jan. 1827 9th July 1827 27th Nov. 1827 10th Jan. 1828 11th Feb. 1828 5th Mar. 1828. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/039 Drafts of Minutes of Meetings held at the Bush Inn, Staines. 6th Jan. 1827 9th July 1827 27th Nov. 1827 10th Jan. 1828 11th Feb. 1828 5th Mar. 1828. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/040 Drafts of Minutes of Meetings held at the Bush Inn, Staines. 6th Jan. 1827 9th July 1827 27th Nov. 1827 10th Jan. 1828 11th Feb. 1828 5th Mar. 1828. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/041 Drafts of Minutes of Meetings held at the Bush Inn, Staines. 6th Jan. 1827 9th July 1827 27th Nov. 1827 10th Jan. 1828 11th Feb. 1828 5th Mar. 1828. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/042 Drafts of Minutes of Meetings held at the Bush Inn, Staines. 6th Jan. 1827 9th July 1827 27th Nov. 1827 10th Jan. 1828 11th Feb. 1828 5th Mar. 1828. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/043 Memorandum of cost of building new bridge to n d [1828] various plans. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/044 Note of tenders for new bridge from Joliffe & n d [1828] Nicholson and for Service Bridge. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/045 Bonds due on Staines Bridge and Annuities 1801 - 7 due, with dates of purchase 1801 - 1807 and purchasers. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/046 Resolutions of House of Commons on reading 31 Jan 1828 of Private Bills (printed). Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/047 Letters (3) from W. H. Freemantle on the Feb /Mar 1828 passing of the Staines Bridge Bill. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/048 Settlement Certificate of 1. now pregnant with a 3 Mar 1828 bastard child. 1. Ann Topliffe 2. J. Gibbons and James Cowe. Signed by 2. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/049 Settlement Certificate of 1. now pregnant with a 3 Mar 1828 bastard child. 1. Elizabeth Levington 2. J. Gibbons. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/050 Draft Resolution and rough notes (10 sheets) n d and financial notes (12 sheets). Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/051 Copy letters to Bondholders 1827 - 1843 Resolutions, Notices, Minutes of Meetings 1 Feb. 1834, 28 Dec. 1838 (Drafts, 25) on the reduction of Bondholders' Interest etc. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/052 "Further Report of the Proceedings of the 1873 - 1878 Committee". (printed). (Including Staines Bridge.) Bridges Joint Committee of the Corporation of London and Metropolitan Board of Works. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15)
ACC/0809/BR/053 Third Report of the Proceedings of the 1878 - 1889 Committee from 1878 to 1889 (printed). (Including Staines Bridge). Kew and other Bridges Joint Committee of the Corporation of London and Metropolitan Board of Works. Found loose inside the Minute Book (ACC/0809/BR/15) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/054 Windsor and Eton Express, Bucks Chronicle 4 May 1833 and Reading Journal. Marked item: Notice of a Meeting of the Staines Bridge Commissioners on 20th May, to elect a new Commissioner in place of James Scott.
ACC/0809/BR/055 Draft Record of Appointment of Rev. Wm. 20 May 1833 Aubery Phelp as Commissioner of Staines Bridge in place of James Scott esq.
ACC/0809/BR/056 Draft Record of Appointment of Thomas 21 Nov 1836 Challoner Bisse Challoner of Egham, esq., as a Commissioner for Staines Bridge on the Surrey side, to replace William Scott, deceased.
ACC/0809/BR/057 Draft Record of Appointment of - Carpenter, 21 Nov 1836 esq., of Sunbury, Middlesex, as a Commissioner of Staines Bridge on the Middlesex side, to replace Jeffery Merrieweather Shaw, resigned.
ACC/0809/BR/058 Draft Record of Appointment of Henry Ashby, 21 Nov 1837 esq., as a Commissioner of Staines Bridge on the Middlesex side to replace John Carmichael, deceased. (1836 deleted).
ACC/0809/BR/059 Letter of Resignation of Mr. R. Torin, one of the 13 Jun 1838 Staines Bridge Commissioners.
ACC/0809/BR/060 Letter of Resignation of R. Torin, one of the 10 Jan 1840 Commissioners.
ACC/0809/BR/061 Letter from Robt. Govett to Sir John Gibbons, 24 Oct 1840 Bart. Charles Finch declines accepting office of a Commissioner of Staines Bridge, since he is a Bondholder of the Bridge and a Shareholder in the Gas Co. and R. Govett will not attend the meeting for the same reason
ACC/0809/BR/062 Letter from W. H. Freemantle declining to 25 May 1842 become a Commissioner since he has given up all public business.
ACC/0809/BR/063 Letter from Culling Charles Smith declining to 12 Jul 1842 become a Commissioner, because of his duties at the Board of Customs. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/064 Letter of Resignation and formal notice from 3 Apr 1843 Robert Govett, one of the Staines Bridge Commissioners. "Having reason to believe that my acting as one of the Commissioners of Staines Bridge is, in the minds of some of my Parishioners, prejudicial to me in my sacred duties, as the Vicar and officiating clergyman of the Parish."....
ACC/0809/BR/065 The Windsor and Eton Express, Berks., Bucks. 9 Sep 1843 and Middlesex Journal; and West Surrey Gazette. Marked item: Notice of a meeting of the Commissioners of Staines Bridge on 3rd Oct to appoint new Commissioners as replacements.
ACC/0809/BR/066 Bond in £1,000 3 Oct 1843 1. Charles Ashby of Staines, Banker; Frederick Ashby, brewer; and Morris Ashby, brewer Bound to: 2. Sir John Gibbons; Thos. Wood; Digby Thomas Carpenter; Thos. Dewton; George Paterson; Thos. Challoner; Thos. Rawdon Ward; Thos. Ashby; Edgell Wyatt Edgell; and John Stapleton. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Performance of office of Treasurer.
ACC/0809/BR/067 Letter from E. Wyatt Edgell, who resigns from N D the Staines Bridge Commission and the two trusts of the Turnpike for the East and West Districts, having conceded all his property at Egham.
ACC/0809/BR/068 Account Book 23 May 1793 - Staines Bridge Commissioners 13 Dec 1827 May 1802 - Jan. 1815 accounts missing. 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/069 Account of Income of Staines Bridge 21 Nov 1706 - Charles Warwick; John Beauchamp; John 29 Sep 1707 Brambridge; Thomas Morris "An Account of what aume of Money has been Received by ye Bridge Masters from their Deputy from November 21st 1706 to Sept. 29th 1707". One item: "Received at severall Payments by our Deputy Collector" £56.4.11
ACC/0809/BR/070 Account of Expenses. 21 Nov 1706 - "Disbursed on account of ye Bridge and 29 Sep 1707 Causey since November the 21st. 1706 to ye 29th of Sept. 1707." Detailed items given. Total £89.7.4½. Items include: "a log for ye Bridge to stop ye Barges that refused to pay Tolls."
ACC/0809/BR/071 Draft Account of Receipts and Disbursements. Year ending 1. Thomas Ashby [Treasurer] 25 Mar 1829 2. J. Gibbons, R. Govett, J. Marmichael, Commissioners Total Receipts: £8,230.4.2. Balance in Hand: £5,581.7.11.
ACC/0809/BR/072 Draft Account of Receipts and Disbursements. Year ending 1. Thomas Ashby, Treasurer. 25 Mar 1830 2. J. Gibbons, James Cowe, and J. Leigh Bennett, Commissioners. Total Receipts: £41,680.10.11. Balance in Hand: £10,013.10.5.
ACC/0809/BR/073 Draft Account of Receipts and Disbursements. Year ending Total Receipts: £34,710.19.11. 25 Mar 1831 Balance in hand: £4,812.5.5.
ACC/0809/BR/074 Draft Account of Receipts and Disbursements 26 Mar 1831 - for the year ending 25th March 1832 25 Mar 1832 Thomas Ashby, Treasurer Total Income: £10,130.3.1. Total Expenditure: £3,737.18.6.
ACC/0809/BR/075 Statement of Account. Year ending Receipts: £19,613.12.9. 25 Mar 1833 Balance in Hand: £4,299.19.9. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/076 Accounts of the Treasurer and Commissioners 26 Mar 1833 - of Staines Bridge. 25 Mar 1834 Total Receipts: £10,407.17.11. Total Disbursements deducted from this leave a balance in the Treasurer's hands of £6,420.10.7.
ACC/0809/BR/077 "Staines Bridge 1834, Ways and Means". 1834 Expenses: £20,008.13.4. Balance in hand: £4,881.2.8. Cash dur for land sold: £1,811.2.8. To borrow: £15,000.
ACC/0809/BR/078 Account Sheet. 1834 The Commissioners Staines Bridge. Income: Total £79,574.11.3. Expenditure: £84,750.7.7. Remaining to pay: £90,061.16.2.
ACC/0809/BR/079 Accounts of the Treasurer and Commissioners 26 Mar 1834 - of Staines Bridge. 25 Mar 1835 Total Receipts: £25,361.9.11. Total Disbursements deducted from this leave a balance in hand of £1,562.7.2.
ACC/0809/BR/080 Accounts of the Treasurer and Commissioners 26 Mar 1835 - of Staines Bridge. 25 Mar 1836 Total Receipts: £6,246.2.2. Total Disbursements deducted from this leave a balance in hand of £1,948.4.6.
ACC/0809/BR/081 Accounts of the Treasurer and Commissioners 26 Mar 1836 - of Staines Bridge. 25 Mar 1837 Total Receipts: £5,611.4.6. Total Disbursements deducted from this leave a balance in hand of £1,948.4.7.
ACC/0809/BR/082 Statement of the Income and Expenditure of 26 Mar 1837 - the Staines Bridge Trust. 25 Mar 1838 Total Income: £6,153.4.7. Total Expenditure: £4,317.18.1.
ACC/0809/BR/083 Account of Receipts and Disbursements of Year ending Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 25 Mar 1838 Total Disbursements: £4,317.18.1. Receipts: £6,153.4.7. Balance in hand: £1,835.6.6. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/084 Accounts of the Commissioners of Staines 1 Jan to 1838 Bridge. & 1839 Income for 9 months 1838: £3,067.10.0. Income for 9 months 1839: £2,219.16.5. Expenditure for 9 months 1838: £3,086.12.6. Expenditure for 9 months 1839: £2,137.4.10.
ACC/0809/BR/085 Account of Receipts and Disbursements. Year ending Total Income: £5,465.7.0. 25 Mar 1839 Total Disbursements: £4,129.18.4. Balance in hand: £1,335.8.8. (And a draft of this).
ACC/0809/BR/086 Estimate of Annual Expenditure. Oct 1839 The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Income from tolls 1 Jan. to 1 Oct. 1839: £2,219.16.5. From this estimate of annual income: £2,959.15.2 or £2,883.11.5. Expenditure: £2,829.12.0. Therefore the Commissioners could pay to the creditors 3% if the tolls produced £2,800 or £2.15. p.c. if they produced £2,600.
ACC/0809/BR/087 Account Sheet of the Commissioners of Staines 1840 Jan - Jun Bridge. Income: Mar. 25th £487.5.0 Jun. 25th £575.11.6. Expenditure: Mar. 25th £690.15.0. June 25th £492.10.0.
ACC/0809/BR/088 "Statement of Income and Expenditure" of the Year ending Staines Bridge Trust (printed). 25 Mar 1840 E. Wyatt Edgell, Chairman. Income: £4,030.6.7. Expenditure: £2,874.6.0. Balance in hand: £1,156.0.7. 5 copies
ACC/0809/BR/089 Account sheet of the tolls of Staines Bridge 1840 Apr 6 - showing the weekly receipts, weekly wages Jun 29 paid, and the amounts paid to the Treasurer. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/090 Statement of the Income and Expenditure of Year ending the Staines Bridge Trust. 25 Mar 1841 F. Wightwick; C. B. Challoner, Chairman. Income: Total £3,227.11.1. Expenditure: " £2,401.8.5. Balance in hand: £826.2.8. 5 copies, printed
ACC/0809/BR/091 "Statement of the Income and Expenditure of Year ending the Staines Bridge Trust." 25 Mar 1842 J. Gibbons, Chairman. Total Income: £2,199.0.7. Total Expenditure: £1,085.13.4. Balance in hand: £1,113.0.7. 5 copies, printed
ACC/0809/BR/092 "Statement of the Income and Expenditure" of Year ending the Staines Bridge Trust (printed). 25 Mar 1843 J. Gibbons, Chairman. Income: Total £2,852.16.0. (Tolls only up to 14 Dec when Mr. Levy took possession) Expenditure: £1,086.5.4. Balance in hand: £1,766.10.8. 2 more copies, 1 endorsed Col. Wood. M.P. and the other endorsed E. W. Edgell Esq. Egham. 5 copies
ACC/0809/BR/093 Statement of Account (printed) of the cash in 1843 22 Jul the Treasurer's hands on 25th March last (circular letter) and proposed means of spending it. Treasurer to pay 2% on all bonds up to 28th Aug. 1841. Randolph Horne, Clerk.
ACC/0809/BR/094 Account sheet of the Commissioners of the Year ending Staines Bridge Trust. 25 Mar 1844 E. Wyatt Edgell, Chairman. Total Income: £1,821.10.8. Total Expenditure: £1,494.9.3. Balance in hand: £327.1.5. 3 copies, printed
ACC/0809/BR/095 Account sheet. N D Total Income, adjusted in pencil: £67,081.5.9. Total Expenditure, also adjusted: £84,730.7.7. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/096 Letter from Mr. M. Gilbertson to Mr. Horne. 1850 16 Dec Requests a copy of last year's account as sent to the Clerk of the Peace's office.
ACC/0809/BR/097 Draft accounts and rough notes on financing n d [? 1828] new Bridge. 3 sheets
ACC/0809/BR/098 Note of names and sums to borrow. Note of 1834 - 1835; account, Balance in hand œ246.13.3. 1844
ACC/0809/BR/099 Tollgate Account of coaches, named. n d
ACC/0809/BR/100 Costs of Demurrer and General Costs of Cause n d 2 sheets
ACC/0809/BR/101 Letter, James Long 1843 30 Sep Criticism of expenses, and suggestions on cutting these down.
ACC/0809/BR/102 Local Taxation Returns Form. (Printed). 1862 5 Jun Randolph Home, Clerk. Tolls collected at Staines Bridge, and expenditure for year ending 31st Dec. 1861. Receipts: £15.4.9. Balance in hand: £15.4.9. Bonded Debt: at 4½% interest £80,500. Attached to this: a note from Clerk that the Tolls have been received by Mr. Levy the mortgagee in possession, for the past 20 years.
ACC/0809/BR/103 Letter, John Burges Watson. 1828 3 Nov Application for post of Surveyor to the Staines Bridge Commissioners, re the compulsory purchase of property for the making of new approaches.
ACC/0809/BR/104 Letters and 1 draft notice James Adams. 1830 Mar 26 Re the appointment of Adams as Auctioneer of Apr 5th and n the old materials. d 3 letters
ACC/0809/BR/105 Letter, John Wagner. n d [1830] Re the appointment of Wagner as auctioneer for selling the old materials, querying the appointment of Jaz. Adams. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/106 Letter from E. Wyatt Edgell recommending the 1830 6 Jan continuance of Mr. Wagner as auctioneer.
ACC/0809/BR/107 Letter, Thomas James Simpson, Toll Collector. 1831 15 Aug Requesting that he be retained as Toll Collector after Jan. 1st with a reference to "the intriques of a partie which I can prove by documents in my possession" and to the injury to the tolls from the Bagshot Gate Weighbridge.
ACC/0809/BR/108 Letter from L. C. Hollis applying for the post of 1832 9 Apr Building Surveyor to design the new line of houses on the Clarence and Church Street Approaches to the new bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/109 Letter of Introduction for 2 1832 31 Dec 1. John McInnes, junior, 1 Hardwick Place, Commercial Road East, London 2. Morris McKensick and his assistant Greenaway, as the two persons appointed by 1. to attend the Bridge gate at Staines.
ACC/0809/BR/110 Letter from G. Turpin, who has been Toll 1833 4 Feb Collector for several years. Now applying for the post of Surveyor of the new bridge. Extract: "I will use my best endeavours to keep a good road and preserve the Lamps and to prevent nuisances."
ACC/0809/BR/111 Bond in £100. 1841 27 Nov 1. Thomas Jackson of Windlesham, Surrey, gent., Henry Salwey of Egham, Surrey, esq. and Nathaniel Williams of Windlesham, gent. Bound to: 2. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Performance of duties of Thomas Jackson as Toll Collector.
ACC/0809/BR/112 Bill of Charles Hayton 1805 16 May - 1. Charles Hayton 28 Dec 2. The Honourable Commissioners. For work on Staines Bridge, detailed. Total: £27.15.0 . LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/113 Bill of 1. 1806 1 Jan - 3 1. Charles Hayter Mar 2. "The Honourable Commissioners." For work on Staines Bridge. Total: £6.2.10. (Items listed in detail).
ACC/0809/BR/114 Articles of Agreement. 1806 28 Jul 1. Joseph Kimber of Colnbrook, Bucks., carpenter and Lewis Wynes of Staines, carpenter 2. Sir William Gibbons, Baronet; William Mainwaring, esq.; Ralph Leycester, esq.; Thomas Scott, esq.; and Zachariah Foxall, esq.; Five of the Staines Bridge Commissioners. Contract for 1. to erect a bridge before 1st Jan. 1808, according to the specifications of John Rennie, engineer; and 1. to be responsible for upkeep of repairs for 2 years afterwards. 2. to pay £5,215.16.2. Schedule attached.
ACC/0809/BR/115 Bond in £1,500 1806 28 Jul 1. Joseph Kimber of Colnbrook, carpenter, and Lewis Wynes of Staines, carpenter 2. Bond to 2 (as in ACC/0809/BR/114). For performance of articles of agreement.
ACC/0809/BR/116 Articles of Agreement with schedule attached 1806 28 Jul (As in ACC/0809/BR/114).
ACC/0809/BR/117 Letter from; 1. W. Gibbons to; 2. Henry Horne 1807 11 Dec 2. should inform Mr. Rennie that his Bill has been laid before the Commissioners and that they meet on Monday to open the Bridge and dine at the Bush, and that they would be glad of his company.
ACC/0809/BR/118 Report on the state of the Bridge 1822 Dec 7 1. John Rennie 2. Henry Horne, esq. The repairs recommended by "the late Mr. Rennie" in 1819 & 20 have been done. The bridge is now "in a rolerable state of repair" "for a work of that description". Recommends minor repairs. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/119 Letters from John Rennie to The 1823 24 Nov Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Reporting that "the Barge which had unfortunately been sunk at the upper side of Staines Bridge and had so long impeded the free course of the current to the no small risk of the Bridge itself" has been removed. The Bridge must now be repaired. Details of this given.
ACC/0809/BR/120 Letter from John Rennie to The Commissioners 1825 Jan 7 of Staines Bridge. Annual survey and report on the Bridge - "in tolerable order for a fabric of this description". Recommends minot repairs.
ACC/0809/BR/121 Report on the state of the Bridge 1825 7 Jul 1. John Rennie 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. "For a work of this description the Bridge appears in tolerable repair". But details include decay of piles. And covering letter.
ACC/0809/BR/122 Report on the state of the Bridge 1827 14 Jun & 1. John Rennie 10 Oct 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge "for a work of this description Staines Bridge is not in immediate danger although it is gradually becoming worse and will in time require more expensive repairs, in the mean time it should be frequently and very carefully watched". Minor repairs recommended. And a letter stating what repairs can be left until the Spring. 10th Oct. 1827.
ACC/0809/BR/123 Letter from; 1. John Rennie to; 2. R. Horne, 1827 Nov 14 esq. The part of the bridge reported to be in danger of giving way is reported to have been repaired. 1 recommends a new bridge as "the general state of the bridge is such that it cannot last many years longer without being almost entirely renewed at a great expense". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/124 Bill of 1. 1827 2 Feb - 1. Charles Hayter 29 Dec 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners For work done on the new bridge. Note by G & J. Rennie that the extra penny per £ allowed be deducted and a fresh account made up. Note of R. Horne that Mr. Ashby pay £10 on account.
ACC/0809/BR/125 Bill of William Cousins for work on the new 1827 16 Aug - bridge. Figures adjusted in red. Total: 7 Sep œ91.15.5.
ACC/0809/BR/126 Bill of William Cousins for work on the new Sep 3 - Dec 1 bridge. 1827 Figures altered in red ink and more added at the bottom: "The sum due to Mr Cousins after making the deductions in Red is 478.13.9½. which I hereby certify. 28th June 1828. John Rennie"
ACC/0809/BR/127 Bill of William Cousins for work on the new Dec 1 1827 - bridge. Figures altered in red ink. Total Dec 22 œ23.14.10½, Signed by L. C. Hollis 22nd Dec. 1827.
ACC/0809/BR/128 Bill of William Cousins for work done on the Nov 19 1827 - bridge; Figures adjusted in red ink. Total Jan 3 1828 œ215.12.6.
ACC/0809/BR/129 Copy of Bill of William Herbert for making 1828 estimates for the new bridge and approaches. œ396.18.0.
ACC/0809/BR/130 "An Account of Fees paid and Expenses 1828 incurred on passing the Act for rebuilding Staines Bridge." Total: œ482.11.5. Dorington & Jones. House of Commons. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/131 Letter from; 1. John Rennie to; 2. The 9 Jan 1828 Commissioners of Staines Bridge According to Resolution of 27th Nov. requesting 1. to prepare a plan for a New Stone Bridge and recommend the best position for it, 1. has prepared plans etc. and new gives details of proposed position and approaches. Estimates cost of the three designs £42,500; £47,500; and £46,700. (2 sheets, sewn together).
ACC/0809/BR/132 Letter from; 1. R. Horne; 2. The Commissioners 26 Jan 1828 of Staines Bridge According to directions to 1. to prepare an Account of the expense of building the old Bridge and maintaining it, 1. now presents details 1815-28. Total: £3,994.11.0. He has been unable to give Accounts 1803-15 because they were lost "owing to Mr. Mainwaring's misfortunes". Reports that approval of Chancellor and Parliament would be required for the building of a new bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/133 Letter from; 1. John Rennie; 2. The 28 Jan 1828 Commissioners of Staines Bridge Re the making of a new stone bridge instead of repairing the old wooden one. 1. agrees that "to thoroughly repair the old Bridge would ultimately be found the most expensive and the least satisfactory measure". Includes detail that old bridge is 28 feet wide and new one will be 36 feet wide.
ACC/0809/BR/134 Letters from; 1. John Rennie; 2. The 28 Jan 1828 Commissioners of Staines Bridge According to a Resolution that 1. should ascertain whether the Old Bridge is capable of being put into a complete state of repair, and estimate the expense: "so as to supersede the necessity of making an entire new Bridge". 1. new reports that four-fifths of the Bridge need to be entirely renewed, at an estimates cost of £11,350.
ACC/0809/BR/135 Letter from E. Lapidge, Surveyor of the Bridges 3 Apr 1828 and Public Works for the County of Surrey. Estimate for building Staines Bridge and approaches. For œ32,000. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/136 Letter from; 1. Samuel Baker & Sons; 2. 5 Jul 1828 Randolph Horne, esq. 1. decline to offer a tender for the erection of a new bridge at Staines.
ACC/0809/BR/137 Letter from George and John Rennie to The 6 Jul 1828 Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Lists the plans for the new bridge [See details available on index cards] And reports that the old bridge has been repaired enough for it to last until the new one is completed.
ACC/0809/BR/138 Draft Notice of Intention of Staines Bridge 30 Jul 1828 Commissioners to build a new bridge, and inviting Tenders. 5 copies to: Jolliffe & Banks; Nicholson & Son; Baker; McKintosh; Herbert.
ACC/0809/BR/139 Letter from David McIntosh; Re his tender for 25 Aug 1828 contract for building the bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/140 Copy of the "Specification of the Approaches to N D the New Bridge which are to commence at the Pedestals at each extremity of the Wing Walls and they are to consist of Earth Embankments and a New Bridge over a Branch of the Colne." And "specification of Approaches with brick arches and retaining walls and arches through the abutments instead of Embankments." And form of tender to be used. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/141 Copy of "Specification of a Stone Bridge N D proposed to be constructed across the River Thames". (very detailed). And form of tender to be used. And "Schedule of Prices to be furnished by the persons tendering." The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/142 Tender for building for building the approaches 19 Aug 1828 to the new bridge, including a bridge over the Colns, for œ2,000 - with earth embankment. Or for œ7,160 with brick arches. 1. Jeliffe & Banks 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Endorsement: "Mr. Shepherd to be very careful of these papers".
ACC/0809/BR/143 Tender for building the New Bridge, Staines for 19 Aug 1828 œ23,800 1. Jolliffe & Banks 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/144 Bond œ10,000 and œ5,000 for performance of 31 Dec 1828 Contract. 1. Revd. William John Jelliffe of Merstham, Surrey, clerk, and Sir Edward Banks of the Adelphi Terrace in the City of Westminster, kt; Richard Roffey of Sheerness, Kent, gent.; John Plews of Beaufort Wharf in the City of Westminster, gent. 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/145 Letters; 1. John Rennie; 2. The Commissioners 27 Oct & 7 of Staines Bridge Nov 1828; 26 Mr. Herbert put in an estimate for the building of Jan 1829 the bridge, which was much lower than any of the others. On enquiry, he had not calculated correctly, and prepared a second estimate. He then complained of unfair treatment of 1. 3 letters
ACC/0809/BR/146 Letters; 1. William Herbert; 2. The 13 & 24 Sep Commissioners of Staines Bridge 21 Nov & 24 Re the contract for Staines Bridge. 1 submitted Dec 1828; 3 an estimate £5,000 less than any others but the Jan 1829 contract was given to Messrs. Jolliffe & Banks as Mr. Rennie claimed 1. had not understood the drawings and had not included everything. 5 letters
ACC/0809/BR/147 "Contrack for work to be done at Staines N D Bridge." Giving details of requirements. 1. John Rennie 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. All persons interested to send proposal to 1. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/148 Detailed Account of Expenses, unspecified. (9 1 Mar 1825 - 8 sheets, sewn together). Mar 1828
ACC/0809/BR/149 a) Inscription on the first stone of the new 23 Jun 14 Sep Bridge, laid by Sir W. H. Freemantle, with a list 1829 of the Commissioners. (3 copies). b) Inscription on the first stone on the Surrey side of the new Bridge, laid by H.R.H. Wm. Henry Duke of Clarence etc.
ACC/0809/BR/150 Letter from; 1. George Rennie to; 2. The 21 Mar 1831 Commissioners of Staines Bridge Estimate of the cost of the new road from Staines Bridge to Church Street Road £1,500, and the cost of widening the main road from the Bridge to the centre of the town £800.
ACC/0809/BR/151 Estimate to make "an eight day spring Dial for 14 Nov 1831 the toll house". £7.10. 0. 1. W. C. Wood. Added at the bottom: "Accepted". 11 June 1832 And a letter undertaking to "wind up, regulate and keep in repair" for £1 p. a.
ACC/0809/BR/152 Estimate to make "an eight day spring Dial for 14 Nov 1831 the toll house". £7.10. 0. 1. W. C. Wood. Added at the bottom: "Accepted". 11 June 1832 And a letter undertaking to "wind up, regulate and keep in repair" for £1 p. a.
ACC/0809/BR/153 Estimate for Standards and Lanterns for 6 Apr 1832 Staines Bridge 1. James Devins 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge According to plan 1, not more than £13 each. According to plan 2, not more than £20 each.
ACC/0809/BR/154 Letter from; 1. George Rennie, to; 2. The 9 Apr 1832 Commissioners of Staines Bridge Re the placing of lamps on Staines Bridge. Details of proposed positions of 17 lamps given. And estimate of amount of paving stone and curb stone required. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/155 "Memorandum" of Account. 5 May 1832 Staines Bridge Commissioners Total prospective payment to contractors: £19,500. Cash in hand: £5,000. Probable value of land in hand: £5,000. Permission to raise a further £10,000. Totals: £20,000.
ACC/0809/BR/156 Bill of; 1. George and John Rennie; 2. The 1832 Commissioners of Staines Bridge Details of items given, 1828 - 1832. Total: £2,646.10.0. Note at the bottom of cash received: 22 Dec. 1829 £1,000 11 May 1832 £500 Balance due £1,146.10.0.
ACC/0809/BR/157 Letters and certificates for payments to be 12 Aug 1829 - made to Messrs. Joliffe & Banks. (Iterms 1 Feb 1834 numbered 157-167)
ACC/0809/BR/168 Estimate for laying gravel on the bridge and 4 Feb 1833 approaches and keeping the road and footpaths clean. œ120 p. a. including labour, material and tools. 1. W. West 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/169 Estimate 8 Jun 1833 1. George Butler 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge "I will break up the Barge lying at Staines Bridge, and stow it under one of the Dry arches for the sum of six pounds".
ACC/0809/BR/170 Estimate 4 Jul 1834 1. George Young 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge For painting twice in oil the wood and iron fences, turnpike gates, outside of toll house - on the Surrey side of Staines Bridge. £9.18.0.
ACC/0809/BR/171 Estimate 17 Aug 1834 1. William Taylor 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge For the bricklayer's work to be done in making drains for Staines Bridge. (details given). £34. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/172 Estimate 11 - 28 Aug 1. William Knight 1834 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge For laying gutters on each side of the Clarence Road. £173.
ACC/0809/BR/173 Estimate Sep 1834 1. Charles Hayter 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge For cast iron boxes and gratings. £22.17.9.
ACC/0809/BR/174 Letter to Randolph Home from George Rennie 26 Sep 1834 who has examined the tenders 1) of William Taylor for the bricklayer's work, for œ34; 2) of Charles Hayden for cast iron grating, œ20.14.9; 3) of William King for gutter work, for œ173. 1) and 2) are moderate and 3) too high.
ACC/0809/BR/175 Copies of two letters sent to 2. 23 Dec 1833 1. Randolph Horne 2. George Rennie Querying certain items in the bill of Jolliffe & Banks, certified by 2.
ACC/0809/BR/176 Copies of two letters sent to 2. 23 Dec 1833 1. Randolph Horne 2. George Rennie Querying certain items in the bill of Jolliffe & Banks, certified by 2.
ACC/0809/BR/177 Bill of Jolliffe & Banks. Total: œ18,635.3.1. 1833 - 7 Jul 1834
ACC/0809/BR/178 Bill of extras of 1. 18 Nov 1833 1. Messrs. Jolliffe & Banks 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge Original total: £14,633.18.0. But the bill has been altered throughout with red ink, and the amended total: £12,144.19.9. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/179 Statement from Messrs. Jolliffe & Banks of the N D particulars of the sums charged and deducted from their Account for Extras incurred in building Staines Bridge. Total: Amount charged: £14,633.17.2. Amount allowed: £12,144.19.9. Amount deducted: £2,488.17.5.
ACC/0809/BR/180 Letters; 1. W. H. Fremantle; 2. R. Horne 3 & 4 Apr 1832 Informing the Commissioners that the King intends to open the bridge and new roads, on Monday 23rd April, and suggesting arrangements. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/181 Letters; 1. W. H. Fremantle; 2. R. Horne 3 & 4 Apr 1832 Informing the Commissioners that the King intends to open the bridge and new roads, on Monday 23rd April, and suggesting arrangements. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/182 Notes on arrangements for the Royal opening 16 Apr 1832 the bridge, from Mr. Culling Charles Smith.
ACC/0809/BR/183 Letter from Culling Charles Smith re the 19 Apr 1832 arrangements for the opening of Staines new bridge. He has obtained 2 royal standards from the Master General of the Ordnance and arranged for the presence of 1 Inspector, 2 Sergeants and 10 policemen to be present.
ACC/0809/BR/184 Letter; 1. L. G. Hollis; 2. R. Horne 23 Apr 1832 Giving a list of the persons invited to attend the opening of the bridge. Parish Authorities: Richard Andrews and James Robinson, Churchwardens; Brumbridge Burton, George Dexter, Henry Mills, Solomon Willis, Overseers; Moses Florton Duck, Surveyor of Highways. Magisterial Authorities: James Oades, George Prior, George Perkins, Constables; George Winmill, Frances Perry, Headboroughs; Edward Bale, Fishing-Man; John Pontin, Beadle. 1. is too ill to attend himself. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/185 Report from George and John Rennie on the 27 Dec 1834 state of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/186 Report by George Rennie on the condition of 13 Apr 1835 Staines Bridge Good.
ACC/0809/BR/187 Report by George Rennie on the state of 5 Dec 1835 Staines Bridge "the general state of the Bridge is as satisfactory as can possibly be wished."
ACC/0809/BR/188 Letter from George Rennie to Randolph Horne, 5 Dec 1835 esq., re the building of the curved wall shown in the sketch.
ACC/0809/BR/189 Letter from George Rennie to Randolph Horne 24 Apr 1836 Staines Bridge reported to be in good repair - but minor repairs recommended. (Details given)
ACC/0809/BR/190 Letter from George Rennie reporting on the 11 Nov 1836 state of Staines Bridge and recommending the repair of two holes in the piers. Enclosing a letter from W. Miler dated 10th Nov. 1836.
ACC/0809/BR/191 Letter from George Rennie to Randolph Horne. 17 Nov 1836 Rennie is unable to give a full report on the state of the works on Staines Bridge, but from his assistant's letter, reports that there is a hole at the upper point of the foundation of each Pier. Recommend that this be remedied.
ACC/0809/BR/192 Letter from George Rennie to Randolph Horne, 9 Oct 1837 esq. Staines Bridge reported to be in good condition.
ACC/0809/BR/193 Letter from George Rennie to The 10 Nov 1838 Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Staines Bridge reported to be in good order but recommends some minor repairs.
ACC/0809/BR/194 Letter from Henry Hodder that he had raised 10 Nov 1828 estimate for lighting Staines Bridge, œ12 p. a., as he has since been employed to light the lamps of the town. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/195 Notice from Edward Ashby that he cannot 22 Nov 1830 continue to light the bridge at the same price because of the increase in the price of oils. New price will be an extra 8/6 or 9/ per lamp.
ACC/0809/BR/196 Estimate from Edward Ashby for making and 29 Oct 1831 fixing 2 strong lamp Irons and 2 good sized square lamps, for 21/- each. For lighting them from first day necessary until 21st or 22nd March 30/- each. Added at the bottom: 17th Nov. 1831 "Allowed R.H."
ACC/0809/BR/197 3 letters from William Bateman Byng that he is 6 Oct 17 Nov planning to establish a Gasworks to light 28 Dec 1832 Staines and offers to light the bridge for three years at a charge of œ4.10.0 per lamp, fitting 21 lamps.
ACC/0809/BR/198 Letter from W. Bateman Byng offering to light 14 Jan 1833 15 lamps on the bridge and approaches for œ80 p. a. from sunset to sunrise the whole year, with Baturing burners. With pencil sketch of burner showing size of flame.
ACC/0809/BR/199 Letter from Morris McKendry, collector, 14 Jan 1833 reporting on the lamps on the bridge .... "last night being so dark and they not light untill a late hour I was obliged to place candles in the lamps at the Gate for fear of an accident."
ACC/0809/BR/200 Letter; 1. J. H. Cassell & Co.; 2. The Staines 13 Jun 1833 Bridge Commission Advertising Olifiant Gas Lamps which generate their own gas. Gives a list of places lit by these lamps and the number of years their lamps have been in use. [Pigot's Directory, 1823-4 John Henry Cassell, Tar Manufacturer, Pennyfields, Poplar. Gas-Light Co., Orchard Place, Blackwall.] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/201 Letters; 1. Henry Hodder; 2. Joseph Ashby and 24 Aug 9 Sep Joseph Kent, and Edmund Denyer, Sureties for 1833 1. Re Contract for lighting the lamps on Staines Bridge "from Dark to Daylight with the Best Pale Seal Oil, at Two Guineas per Lamp" for three months. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/202 Letter from Henry Hodder that Mr. Lefevre who N D has been employed to light the lamps on the bridge is retiring at Christmas. Hodder is "the only Oilman is Staines and offers to light the lamps "with a superior Oil" for œ14 p.a.
ACC/0809/BR/203 Agreement 9 Sep 1833 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Henry Hodder of Staines, oilman 2. to light, keep clean and in good repair 13 lamps on Staines Bridge, 29th Sept. - 25th Mar. To be paid 3 gns. per lamp.
ACC/0809/BR/204 Letters; 1. W. Bateman Byng; 2. The 9 Sep 20 Oct Commissioners of Staines Bridge 28 Nov 1833 Re the fitting of Gas Lamps on Staines Bridge exactly in the manner and style of London Bridge". Pinned to a prospectus of the Staines and Egham Gas Co. setting out the advantages of gas and conditions of supply. 1. is Secretary to the Company 3 letters
ACC/0809/BR/205 Letter from James Jackson, Superintendent of 2 Oct 1843 the Staines & Egham Gas Co. The Gas Co. undertake to light all the lamps 29 Sept. to 25 Mar., and from 25 Mar. to 29 Sept. only the 2 lamps at the Turnpike Gate and to keep all the lamps in repair. Annual charge: £30. Added at the top "8 Oct. 1843. Accepted". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/206 Contract 1 Feb 1834 1. William Bateman Byng of Staines, gent., on behalf of the Staines & Egham Gas Co. 2. Sir John Gibbons, Bart., Sir W. H. Fremantle, esq., Edgell Wyatt Edgell, Wm. Scott, Rev. James Cowe, and Rev. Robt. Govett, and other Staines Bridge Commissioners. For lighting 14 lamps on Staines Bridge and Approaches with gas for 1 year from 24 Dec. 1833. For £4.10.0 p.a. per lamp.
ACC/0809/BR/207 Letter from Stephen Leach stating that the 21 Feb 1828 Committee of Thames Navigation have no objection to the removal of the Bridge provided the interruption of the towing horses is as short as possible.
ACC/0809/BR/208 Letter from Stephen Leach stating that the 16 Jun 1832 braces supporting the Towing Horse bridge under the old Staines Bridge have been sold. A new outside bearer of the Towing Bridge will be needed.
ACC/0809/BR/209 Draft letter from; 1. Staines Bridge N D Commissioners to; 2. The Chairman of the Thames Navigation Committee On opening the new bridge the King commented on the unsightly appearance of the towing path under one of the main arches. 1. now enquire whether 2. will agree that the towing path could go through the small side arch.
ACC/0809/BR/210 Letter from; 1. Henry Woodthorpe on behalf of 12 Jan 1839 the Thames Navigation Committee for improving the navigation of the Thames, to 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Re the Towing Path. 1. claims that it is absolutely necessary for the safety of barges that the towing path go underneath the South Arch, and not one of the Day Arches and that it be well maintained.
ACC/0809/BR/211 Account from Stephen Leach of "Cash paid or Dec 1830 - allowed to Bargemasters for Toll paid by them Dec 1833 for Barges passing under Staines Bridge for three years". Average p.a.: œ55.15.5. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/212 A list of the number of barges passing under Jan - Dec Staines Bridge. Total: 2,993 for the whole year. 1833 Assessed at 4d. or 8d. toll each - Total œ49.17.8.
ACC/0809/BR/213 Letter from Stephen Leach, Clerk of City's 4 Oct 1833 Works etc. on Thames Navigation, offering œ45 for the Toll for all Barges and boats passing under the bridge for 1 year.
ACC/0809/BR/214 2 letters from Stephen Leach re the tolls for 17 Jun 1833 & boats passing under the bridge, and the 31 Dec 1834 removal of obstructions to tow ropes at the back of the cottages at Egham.
ACC/0809/BR/215 Letters from; 1. J. E. Durington, and 1 letter 2 Feb - 19 Jun from; 2. Edward Tyrrell on behalf of the Thames 1834 Navigation Committee Re the passing of Staines Bridge Bill. 2. agreed to pay £45 p.a. in lieu of tolls. Bill received royal assent on 19th June. 13 letters
ACC/0809/BR/216 Letters from; 1. B. Austin, a Bondholder, to; 2. 28 Dec 1850 & R. Horne 18 Feb 1851 Re the £55 paid by the City Corporation. "The constant diminution of our Interest cannot longer be acceded to without an effort on behalf of the Creditors to benefit their position." 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/217 Letters from; 1. B. Burstal of The Thames 29 Dec 1857 & Conservancy, to; 2. R. Horne 5 Feb & 6 Apr Re the composition paid in lieu of toll. 1. 1858 propose to reduce this to £15 p.a. in view of the reduced traffic. 3 letters
ACC/0809/BR/218 Copies 4 letters sent from; 1. R. Horne, to; 2. E. 5 Jan 1858 Burstall, esq. Re the composition of £55 in lieu of tolls, paid by the City of London. (1 sheet). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/219 Letter from; 1. W. Bateman Byng, to; 2. The 22 Apr 1833 Commissioners of Staines Bridge Applying for permission to lay a Gas Main over the bridge to connect and supply the towns of Egham and Staines. Suggests the pipe goes on the outside of the parapet on the cornice.
ACC/0809/BR/220 Agreement 24 Feb 1835 1. Sir John Gibbons; William Aubery Phelp, clerk; Thos. Wood; Jeffery Merriweather Shaw; John Carmichael; James Cowe, clerk; Robt. Govett, clerk; Sir W. H. Fremantle; Culling Chas. Smith; John Stapleton; Wm. Scott; Edgell Wyatt Edgell; Benjamin Torin; John Leigh Bennett; The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Bateman Byng, for the Staines & Egham Gas Co. For 2. to lay the Gas Mains for the town of Staines over the bridge, for 1 year from 1st Jan. 1835.
ACC/0809/BR/221 Notice of meeting of the Commissioners from 3 Aug 1840 Randolph Horne, clerk. Motion: "That the Staines & Egham Gas Company be requested to pay £25 p.a. for carrying their Main over the Bridge".
ACC/0809/BR/222 Draft Memorandum that the Staines Bridge N D Commissioners were not empowered to ask the Gas Co. for an increased annual rent without due notice.
ACC/0809/BR/223 Letter from; 1. William Holgate, Chairman (on 2 Sep 1840 behalf of the Directors of the Staines & Egham Gas & Coke Co.), to; 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge Informing 2 that the Directors decline to pay the annual rent of £12.10.0 for the gas main passing over the bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/224 Notice of a special meeting of the 14 Sep 1840 Commissioners from Randolph Horne Draft copy, with newspaper cutting of the printed version, attached. The meeting to decide on the gas main passing over the bridge. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/225 Notice of a special meeting of the 24 Oct 1841 Commissioners from Randolph Horne Draft copy, with newspaper cutting of the printed version, attached. The meeting to decide whether the gas pipes should be removed.
ACC/0809/BR/226 Letters (28) from Jn. & Geo. Rennie on repairs 2 Dec 1807 - to the bridge, accidents in the barges, the 18 Mar 1835 passing of the new Bridge Bill, the opening of the Bridge, payment of their account, draining the Bridge, etc.
ACC/0809/BR/227 Letters (90) including 3 on inviting members of 13 Oct 1807 - Royal Family to opening of Bridge, bonds, 8 Dec 1857 repairs, payment of bills, purchase of land, legal costs, etc., from Staines Independent Chapel, Western District Trust, J. Yockney, J. Fletcher, C. Smith, Dan Smith, W. Chisholm, Jas. Adams, L. Levy, Ed. Banks and others.
ACC/0809/BR/228 Letter from W. Woolley. 10 Dec 1830 Opinion of Mr, Sanders. Re the provisions of Act of Parliament. Mr. Sanders thinks all the Commissioners must sign conveyances.
ACC/0809/BR/229 Certificate of Enrolment of Order for stopping 25 Jul 1832 up a footpath by the side of the River Thames in Bush Mead. (At Quarter Sessions); H. C. Selby, Clerk of the Peace.
ACC/0809/BR/230 Letters (4) from Local Government Board, 1877 - 1889 Burton & Co., Middlesex County Council, on responsibility for repairs of Staines Bridge and approaches.
ACC/0809/BR/231 Case for the opinion of Mr. Hayes on liability for 30 Oct 1861 repair of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/232 Telegrams (2) to Engalls from Chancery Lane 11 Oct 1888 and Lincoln's Inn, on meeting with Atkinson.
ACC/0809/BR/233 Typewritten notes on the history of Staines N D c 1829 Bridge, 1262 - 1829. And Draft Copy. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/234 Rough notes on date and place of birth of John n d Woodden and Wm. Rowe. In late 19 c. hand.
ACC/0809/BR/235 Letter from James Leslie 22 Mar 1828 Re the lithographic plans of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/236 Plan "No. 1." Coloured. N D "Plan of the Bridge proposed to be constructed over the River Thames at Staines, together with the approaches proposed to be made thereto on each side of the river. 2 alternative plans for bridges marked. Buildings shown, and numbered but no reference attached. 29½" x 20½".
ACC/0809/BR/237 Plan "No. 2". Coloured. N D "Plan of the Approaches to the Bridge now being built over the River Thames at Staines" including the 2 proposed new roads. 22" x 25" Houses and some owners are marked, including "Ashby's Brewery" and the "Meeting House". Messrs. Horne & Engall, Solicitors, Staines.
ACC/0809/BR/238 Plan and South East Elevation of Staines and N D Colne Bridges. "No. 3". 25" to 1" A, B & C, marked in red ink. Coloured. 39" x 28".
ACC/0809/BR/239 Plan "No. 4". Coloured. N D Staines Bridge, Clarence Street, Bridge Street and Church Street. Showing Colne Bridge and Langford Bridge, and end of stone arches and end of brick arches of Staines Bridge. 33" c 14". 2 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/240 Plan of the Approaches to the Bridge now being 1828 - 1834 built over the River Thames at Staines. 17½ x 21½" Detailed plan of both sides of the new bridge showing existing buildings and proposed new roads. Also elevation of the new bridge. John Wagner, Land Surveyor, Staines.
ACC/0809/BR/241 Plan showing the Site of the new Bridge 1 Nov 1828 proposed to be constructed over the River Thames with the approaches at Staines. Coloured. Proposed approaches drawn in. properties named. 25" x 34". George & John Rennie, surveyors.
ACC/0809/BR/242 Rough note on measurements of bridge. n.d. "Middlesex side - from Stone arch to end of 2nd Brick arch 19 yards". "Surrey side - from Stone arch to end of the Brick wall. (2 arches) 28 yards".
ACC/0809/BR/243 "Plan showing the Land as set out for the 14 Feb 1831 proposed New Bush Inn, for altering the course of part of the River Colne, and Design for setting out the Bush Lawn and Land adjoining the Building Lots."; Size: 2' x 3'. John Wagner, Land Surveyor and Auctioneer, Staines.
ACC/0809/BR/244 Plans of the Middlesex Abutment of Staines n.d. Bridge. Shows Bush Inn, and the Commissioners' Lands. Scale not given, but some measurements marked. Size: 14" x 11".
ACC/0809/BR/245 Plan of old footpath to Staines Church showing n.d. old and new Bridge John Wagner, surveyor. Size 15" x 18" (Tracing paper). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/246 Plan of the Parish of Staines by Edward Ryde, 1852 Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor, Upper Belgrave Place, Pimlico. Scale 9" = 1 mile. Printed. A note at the top that it has been compiled from Surveys made for 4 projected railway line and a survey for land valuation made by John Wells. Shows parish and county boundaries. With Reference, giving names of owners, brief description of property and size. Total area: 1,821a.2r.33p. Staines Bridge marked in red ink.
ACC/0809/BR/247 Front Elevation of a House (semi-detached). No n.d. details given. [? Tollhouse for new Bridge].
ACC/0809/BR/248/001 Architect's Plan and Elevation of the Bridge n.d. c 1828 intended to be erected over the River Thaines at Staines. Signed by the Contractors, Edward Banks and W. Jolliffe
ACC/0809/BR/248/002 Architect's drawing - Longitude and Transverse n.d. c 1828 Sections of the Bridge intended to be erected over the River Thames at Staines. Signed by the Contractors, Edward Banks and W. Jolliffe
ACC/0809/BR/248/003 Architect's drawing - Plan, Elevation and n.d. c 1828 Section of the Centreing for the intended New Bridge at Staines. Signed by the Contractors, Edward Banks and W. Jollif
ACC/0809/BR/248/004 Architect's drawing - Plan of the Coffer-dams n.d. c 1828 and Foundation of the Piers and Abutments of one half of the Bridge proposed to be constructed at Staines. Signed by the Contractors, Edward Banks and W. Jolliffe
ACC/0809/BR/248/005 Architect's drawing. Middlesex side. Plan of the n.d. c 1828 Elevations of the proposed Approaches to the Bridge with Brick Arches and Retaining Walls. Unsigned.
ACC/0809/BR/248/006 Architect's drawing. Surrey side. Part of the n.d. c 1828 Elevat of the proposed Approaches to the Bridge with Brick Arches and Retaining Walls. Unsigned. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 40 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/248/007 Architect's drawing - Plan, Elevation and n.d. c 1828 Section of the Bridge proposed to be built over the New Channel of Colne at Staines. Unsigned.
ACC/0809/BR/249 Offer of £5 per week above the sum already 7 Jul 1828 paid, for the Additional Toll, until the expiration of Mr. Wotton's lease in October. John Leddell. Also Letter from William Watton offering £4,350 p.m. for the increased tolls, for three years. (Watton has been lessee of the tolls for 18 years).
ACC/0809/BR/250 Letter from; 1. William Mason, to; 2. Sir John 7 Jul 1828 Gibbons Offering £4,300 p.a. for the tolls for three years. And another saying that if the tolls are let by public auction he will give something more handsome.
ACC/0809/BR/251 Agreement for the Lease of the Tolls for 1 year 3 Sep 1828 from 1st October next. Annual rent: £4,285. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent. 2. William Watton and Lewis Levy.
ACC/0809/BR/252 Offer for the Tolls for 2 years at œ4,350 p.a. 30 Jul 1829 William Watton.
ACC/0809/BR/253 Letters; 1. Thomas Richings; 2. The Staines 23 Sep 1829 - Bridge Commissioners. 5 Oct 1829 1. on the behalf of the inhabitants of Staines complaining of heavy tolls. In particular, the charging of a separate toll for the same horse drawing a different wagon or cart over the bridge on the same day 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/254 Agreement for lease of tolls for 1 year from 1st 24 Sep 1829 Oct. 1929, to 2. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Watton 3. Lewis Levy and William Mitchell. Annual rent: £4,545 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/255 Conditions of Letting Staines Bridge Tolls; (As 24 Sep 1829 in ACC/0809/BR/254).
ACC/0809/BR/256 Agreement for lease of tolls for 1 year to 2. 20 Sep 1830 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Staines Bridge Commissioners 2. Thomas James Simpson of Wilson Street, Finsbury. Annual rent: £4,570.
ACC/0809/BR/257 Conditions of letting Staines Bridge Tolls. (As in 20 Sep 1830 ACC/0809/BR/256).
ACC/0809/BR/258 Draft notice to 2. 6 Oct 1830 1. [R. Horne], Clerk 2. The Treasurer of Staines Bridge. That the tolls have been let for 1 year from Oct. 1st to Mr. Simpson, and giving instructions to 2. to notify the Commissioners of delays in payment.
ACC/0809/BR/259 Notice of Auction of Lease of Staines Bridge 16 Aug 1831 Tolls for 1 year. To be held 19th Sept. 1831. Randolph Horne, Clerk.
ACC/0809/BR/260 Offer of œ4,416 for the Staines Bridge Tolls, for 26 Aug 1831 one year by Joshua Hands.
ACC/0809/BR/261 "The Memorial of Thomas James Simpson" 19 Sep 1831 Thomas James Simpson leased the tolls from 1st Oct. 1830 for 1 year for £4,570, but he "bid beyond certain parties" who "have unjustly and seriously injured him". He claims to have lost £320
ACC/0809/BR/262 Offer of œ4,500 for Staines Bridge Tolls for 1 26 Sep 1831 year by John Green.
ACC/0809/BR/263 Offer of œ4,406 for the Tolls for 1 year by 26 Sep 1831 George Smith.
ACC/0809/BR/264 Offer of œ4,315 for the Tolls for 1 year by 26 Sep 1831 Lewis Levy. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/265 Offer of œ4,300 for the Tolls for 1 year by W. S. 26 Sep 1831 Watton.
ACC/0809/BR/266 Letter from Thomas J. Simpson offering 26 Sep 1831 œ4,300 for the Tolls for one year, 1832. Extract: "look upon me as an injured young man who has had his all in a concern where a party has tried with all their effort to crush and ruin me, by their extensive monopoly" ... "This time twelvemonth I come down to Staines with a sum of money which would have made me comfortable for some time, but now all is gone."
ACC/0809/BR/267 Offer of œ4,420 for the Tolls of the Bridge for 1 26 Sep 1831 year by John Gibson.
ACC/0809/BR/268 Offer of œ4,470 for the Tolls for one year by 27 Sep 1831 Thomas Walker.
ACC/0809/BR/269 Letters from Lewis Levy offering œ4,275 for the 3 24 & 29 Dec Tolls for one year, from 1st Jan. 1832. 1831 Mentions that he has the management of Bedfont Gate from 1st Jan. 3 Letters
ACC/0809/BR/270 Offer of œ4,260 p.a. for the lease of Staines 5 Dec 1831 Bridge Tolls for a year or two years by Thomas James Simpson.
ACC/0809/BR/271 Letter from Lewis Levy declining to take the 7 Jan 1832 Tolls for œ4,275 per year. At the time he offered this price there was more business on the road. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/272 Agreement for lease of Tolls of Staines Bridge 9 12 Jan 1832 to 2. for 1 year from 1st Jan. 1832. Annual rent £4,275. 1. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. George Turpin of Staines, Toll-collector 3. Anthony Pratt of No. 8 Barnes Place, Mile End Road, and Charles Goodland of Bermondsey. Sureties for 2. Added at the bottom "11th Jan. 1832. I do hereby assign my interest in the above Agreement to Mr. Lewis. Levy." And signed by 2. And letter from Sir John Gibbons.
ACC/0809/BR/273 Agreement for lease of Tolls of Staines Bridge 9 12 Jan 1832 to 2. for 1 year from 1st Jan. 1832. Annual rent £4,275. 1. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. George Turpin of Staines, Toll-collector 3. Anthony Pratt of No. 8 Barnes Place, Mile End Road, and Charles Goodland of Bermondsey. Sureties for 2. Added at the bottom "11th Jan. 1832. I do hereby assign my interest in the above Agreement to Mr. Lewis. Levy." And signed by 2. And letter from Sir John Gibbons.
ACC/0809/BR/274 Letter from; 1. Lewis Levy to; 2. R. Horne, esq. 10 Jan 1832 Lease of tolls to George Turpin as agent for 1. 1. now requests that the lease be made out in his own name with Anthony Pratt and William Watton as agents. Signed note by George Turpin at the end saying he acted only as agent.
ACC/0809/BR/275 Letters from Thomas James Simpson 21 Jan & 5 appealing for extra compensation as toll May 1832 collector for the past year, since he made a loss of œ400. Extract: "I hope you will not suffer any slanderous reports of my character to lower me in your estimation". 2 letters LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/276 Letters from Thomas James Simpson 21 Jan & 5 appealing for extra compensation as toll May 1832 collector for the past year, since he made a loss of £400. Extract: "I hope you will not suffer any slanderous reports of my character to lower me in your estimation". 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/277 Notice of Auction of lease of Staines Bridge 20 Nov 1832 Tolls for 1 year; Randolph Horne, Clerk. To be held 27th Dec. 1832.
ACC/0809/BR/278 Conditions of letting Staines Bridge Tolls. 27 Dec 1832 Commissioners of Staines Bridge. To be let for 1 year. Highest bidder to be the renter.
ACC/0809/BR/279 Agreement for lease of tolls of Staines Bridge to 27 Dec 1832 2. for 1 year from 1st Jan. 1833. Annual rent œ4,305. 1. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. John McInnis of Commercial Road 3. John McInnis Junior, and John Murphy, Sureties for 2. Added at the end a statement by 3. that they will stand sureties for 2.
ACC/0809/BR/280 Offer for John McInnes and John Murphy for 27 Dec 1832 the Tolls of Staines Bridge. œ4,305 and agreement to a deposit of œ140 in cash.
ACC/0809/BR/281 Notice by The Commissioners of Staines 23 Oct 1833 Bridge, Randolph Horne, Clerk, of letting Staines Bridge by Auction on 18th Nov. 1833.
ACC/0809/BR/282 Conditions of letting Staines Bridge Tolls. (As in 18 Nov 1833 ACC/0809/BR/281).
ACC/0809/BR/283 Offer of œ4,220 for the lease of Staines Bridge 3 Dec 1833 Tolls for 1 year. 1. John McInnes, Senior, of Commercial Road 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/284 Offer of œ4,297 for the Tolls of Staines Bridge 13 Dec 1833 for 1 year. John Jones. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/285 Offer of œ4,200 for the Tolls of Staines Bridge 14 Dec 1833 for 1 year. W. S. Watton.
ACC/0809/BR/286 Offer of œ4,255 p.a. for the Tolls of Staines 14 Dec 1833 Bridge. 1. Richard Colvin 2. Mr. Nevitt of Turnham Green and Mr. Cooling of the Kent Road, Sureties for 1.
ACC/0809/BR/287 Offer of œ4,150 for the Tolls of Staines Bridge 16 Dec 1833 for 1 year. George Bowles of 20 Newgate Street, London, salesman.
ACC/0809/BR/288 Offers for the Staines Bridge Tolls for 1 year; 1) 16 Dec 1833 £4,155; 2) £4,205 1. John McInnes, Junior. 2. Mr. McIntosh and John McInnes, Senior, Sureties for 1. Added at the bottom "My previous tender is an error".
ACC/0809/BR/289 Offers for the Staines Bridge Tolls for 1 year; 1) 16 Dec 1833 £4,155; 2) £4,205 1. John McInnes, Junior. 2. Mr. McIntosh and John McInnes, Senior, Sureties for 1. Added at the bottom "My previous tender is an error".
ACC/0809/BR/290 Offer for the Tolls of Staines Bridge for 1 year 18 Nov 1833 for œ4,379. Messrs. Murphy & Son.
ACC/0809/BR/291 Offer of œ4,200 for the Tolls; W. S. Watton. 21 Dec 1833
ACC/0809/BR/292 Agreement for lease of Staines Bridge Tolls for 23 Dec 1833 1 year from 1st Jan. 1834. Annual rent: œ4,220. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. John McInnes of Hardwick Place, Commercial Road, gent. 3. John McInnes the younger, gent., and Hugh McIntosh of Bloomsbury Square, gent., Sureties for 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/293 Letter; 1. John McInnes, Junior; 2. John 18 Jan 1834 McIntosh, 39 Bloomsbury Square and Mr. Francis Tolmie, 4 Devonshire Street. Informing the Commissioners that 1. will continue the lease of the Tolls. Gives 2. as sureties.
ACC/0809/BR/294 Notice of letting Staines Bridge Tolls on 17th 15 Oct 1834 Nov. 1834 for a term of 1 year from 1st Jan. 1835. Randolph Horne.
ACC/0809/BR/295 Agreement for the lease of the Tolls for one 17 Nov 1834 year from 1st. Jan. 1835. Annual rent £4,230. 1. The Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. John McInnes And Conditions of letting. And a rough piece of paper "Tolls put up at £4220. Levy - 4225 Mc Innes - 4230."
ACC/0809/BR/296 Agreement for the lease of the Tolls for one 17 Nov 1834 year from 1st. Jan. 1835. Annual rent £4,230. 1. The Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. John McInnes And Conditions of letting. And a rough piece of paper "Tolls put up at £4220. Levy - 4225 Mc Innes - 4230."
ACC/0809/BR/297 Conditions of letting Tolls; As in 17 Nov 1834 ACC/0809/BR/295.
ACC/0809/BR/298 a) Draft Notice of letting Tolls on 7th Dec. for 1 26 Oct 1835; 9 year; b) Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette, Nov 1835 notice of letting Tolls.
ACC/0809/BR/299 a) Draft Notice of letting Tolls on 7th Dec. for 1 26 Oct 1835; 9 year; b) Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette, Nov 1835 notice of letting Tolls.
ACC/0809/BR/300 List of bids at auction of Tolls of Staines Bridge. 7 Dec 1835 Put up at œ4,230. Last bid: J. Levy œ4,335. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/301 Agreement for lease of Tolls for 1 year from 1st. 7 Dec 1835 Jan. 1836. Annual rent: œ4,335. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners 2. Jonas Levy 3. William Watton and Nathaniel Levy, Sureties for 2.
ACC/0809/BR/302 Notice of auction of lease of Staines Bridge 12 Oct 1836 Tolls, on 21st Nov. 1836. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/303 Letter from; 1. W. S. Watton, to; 2. R. Horne, for Nov - Dec the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1836 1. offers £4,205 for the Tolls of the Bridge for the next year.
ACC/0809/BR/304 Letter from; 1. W. S. Watton, to; 2. R. Horne, for Nov - Dec the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1836 1. offers £4,205 for the Tolls of the Bridge for the next year.
ACC/0809/BR/305 Letter from; 1. W. S. Watton, to; 2. R. Horne, for Nov - Dec the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1836 1. offers £4,205 for the Tolls of the Bridge for the next year.
ACC/0809/BR/306 Letter from; 1. W. S. Watton, to; 2. R. Horne, for Nov - Dec the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1836 1. offers £4,205 for the Tolls of the Bridge for the next year.
ACC/0809/BR/307 Agreement for lease of tolls to 2. for 1 year from 19 Dec 1836 1st Jan. 1837. Annual rent: œ4,225. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Stephen Watton 3. Lewis Levy of Brompton, gent., and Nathaniel Levy of Brompton, gent., Sureties for 2. And Draft. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/308 Agreement for lease of tolls to 2. for 1 year from 19 Dec 1836 1st Jan. 1837. Annual rent: œ4,225. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Stephen Watton 3. Lewis Levy of Brompton, gent., and Nathaniel Levy of Brompton, gent., Sureties for 2. And Draft.
ACC/0809/BR/309 Agreement for the lease of the Tolls to 2. for 30 Jan 1837 eleven months from Feb. 1st. Annual rent: œ2,105. 1. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Lewis Levy 3. William Stephen Watton and Elisha Ambler of Dalston, Sureties for 2.
ACC/0809/BR/310 Notice of letting Tolls from Randolph Horne, 11 Oct 1837 Clerk. Manuscript draft with a newspaper cutting of the notice attached.
ACC/0809/BR/311 Draft Agreement for the lease of the Tolls from 30 Dec 1837 1st Jan.1838 for 1 year. Annual rent: œ4,035. 1. Randolph Horne 2. Lewis Levy.
ACC/0809/BR/312 Notice of letting Tolls from Randolph Horne, 10 Oct 1838 Clerk.
ACC/0809/BR/313 Notice of Auction of Staines Bridge Tolls for 1 12 Nov 1838 year, 22nd Dec. 1838, from Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/314 Notice of letting Tolls from Randolph Horne, 26 Oct 1840 Clerk; (Draft with newspaper cutting of notice attached).
ACC/0809/BR/315 Conditions of letting the Staines Bridge Tolls. 26 Nov 1840
ACC/0809/BR/316 Offers for the Tolls by; 1) William Fisher: n.d. £2,275;
ACC/0809/BR/317 Offers for the Tolls by; 2) Thos. Foster: £2,500 n.d. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/318 Offers for the Tolls by; 3) W. Jones: £4,375 n.d.
ACC/0809/BR/319 Bond in £1,000 31 Dec 1840 1. William Taylor of 12 Church Street, Kensington, Toll Collector, and George Ramsdale of 15 Norton Folgate, London, Toll Collector, and George Simpson of 20 Wilson Street, Finsbury, London. Bound to: 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Payment of rent for the Tolls of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/320 Indenture of lease for 1 year from Jan. 1st 31 Dec 1840 1841. The Tolls of Staines Bridge. For £2,000. 1. Sir Wm. Henry Freemantle; Thos. Rawdon Ward, esq.; George Paterson, esq.; Francis Wightwick, esq.; Digby Thos. Carpenter, esq.; John Stapleton, esq.; Challoner Bisse Challoner, esq., and Edgell Wyatt Edgell, esq., 8 of the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Taylor of 12 Church Street, Kensington, Toll Collector. With a brief Schedule of Fixtures.
ACC/0809/BR/321 Indenture of lease for 1 year from Jan. 1st 31 Dec 1840 1841. The Tolls of Staines Bridge. For £2,000. 1. Sir Wm. Henry Freemantle; Thos. Rawdon Ward, esq.; George Paterson, esq.; Francis Wightwick, esq.; Digby Thos. Carpenter, esq.; John Stapleton, esq.; Challoner Bisse Challoner, esq., and Edgell Wyatt Edgell, esq., 8 of the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Taylor of 12 Church Street, Kensington, Toll Collector. With a brief Schedule of Fixtures.
ACC/0809/BR/322 Counterpart Lease as in ACC/0809/BR/320. 31 Dec 1840
ACC/0809/BR/323 Letter from C. E. Walker, Eton College, n.d. 24 Mar complaining that he has been charged 1/9 for crossing Stained Bridge in a hired gig whereas heiis not usually charged at all. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/324 Bonds to secure £200 each and interest at 4%. 25 Nov 1795 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Beauchamp of Chobham, Surrey, maltster. Added to both - receipts for various amounts, up to 1829, when both have a receipt: "Received 16 of November 1829 200 pounds together with 26.15.7. for two yrs eleven months & 22 days interest & signed by Swan Downer Dean for John Mears.
ACC/0809/BR/325 Bonds to secure £200 each and interest at 4%. 25 Nov 1795 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Beauchamp of Chobham, Surrey, maltster. Added to both - receipts for various amounts, up to 1829, when both have a receipt: "Received 16 of November 1829 200 pounds together with 26.15.7. for two yrs eleven months & 22 days interest & signed by Swan Downer Dean for John Mears.
ACC/0809/BR/326 "Copies of Grants and Annuities" (stitched 1801 - 1807 inside part of a parchment deed) 1) For £500, an annuity of £50 to Mary Mathews of Greenwich, spinster, 1801. And copy of birth certificate. 2) For £200, an annuity of £200 to Peter Henderson of Bedfont and Ann his wife, 1801, with copies of respective birth certificates. 3) For £1,000, an annuity of £80 to Ralph Leycester of Windlesham, Surrey, esq., during the life of his daughter Harriot, 1801, with birth certificate. 4) For £400, an annuity of £48 to Catherine Stoppelaer, 1803, with copy of birth certificate. 5) For £1,000, an annuity of £100 to Mary Mathews of Greenwich, spinster, 1806. 6) For £1,500, an annuity of £120 to Robert Moore of Richmond, gent., and Sarah his wife, 1807. (Pinned at the front of the booklet, a statement by Robert Moore dated 7th Jan. 1807 that he is 52 yrs of age and will try to obtain a certificate). 7) For £500, an annuity of £50 to William Taylor of Isleworth, 1807. 8) For £1,200, an annuity of £144 to Peter Henderson of Bedfont, esq., and Ann his wife, 1807. 9) For £2,100, an annuity of £256 to Peter Henderson of Bedfont and Ann his wife, 1807. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/327 Letter 28 Nov 1806 1. William Taylor, aged 58 2. Mr. Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1. offers to lend to the Commissioners £800 on an Annuity for life at 12%.
ACC/0809/BR/328 Bond. To secure £200 and interest at 4% 14 Apr 1825 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mathew Stevens of Staines, gent. (Cancelled). With a note added Oct. 18th 1830. "Received the amount of this Bond & Interest Michael Grayhurst, Executor of the late Mathew Stevens". 9 Bonds, all the same as this one, and all cancelled.
ACC/0809/BR/329 Bond. To secure £200 and interest at 4% 14 Apr 1825 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mathew Stevens of Staines, gent. (Cancelled). With a note added Oct. 18th 1830. "Received the amount of this Bond & Interest Michael Grayhurst, Executor of the late Mathew Stevens". 9 Bonds, all the same as this one, and all cancelled.
ACC/0809/BR/330 Bond. To secure £200 and interest at 4% 14 Apr 1825 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mathew Stevens of Staines, gent. (Cancelled). With a note added Oct. 18th 1830. "Received the amount of this Bond & Interest Michael Grayhurst, Executor of the late Mathew Stevens". 9 Bonds, all the same as this one, and all cancelled. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/331 Bond. To secure £200 and interest at 4% 14 Apr 1825 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mathew Stevens of Staines, gent. (Cancelled). With a note added Oct. 18th 1830. "Received the amount of this Bond & Interest Michael Grayhurst, Executor of the late Mathew Stevens". 9 Bonds, all the same as this one, and all cancelled.
ACC/0809/BR/332 Bond. To secure £200 and interest at 4% 14 Apr 1825 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mathew Stevens of Staines, gent. (Cancelled). With a note added Oct. 18th 1830. "Received the amount of this Bond & Interest Michael Grayhurst, Executor of the late Mathew Stevens". 9 Bonds, all the same as this one, and all cancelled.
ACC/0809/BR/333 Letter from Mary Gloss re reduction of interest 19 May 1825 rate, addressed to Mr. Ashby.
ACC/0809/BR/334 Letter from John Yockney mentioning his 22 Jun 1827 cottages and saying that he wants to investigage the matter of his Bond over which there has been delay, blamed on the Treasurer.
ACC/0809/BR/335 A list of 4 Annuitants giving sums advanced: 3 Mar 1828 total œ7,800, and annual payment: total œ830. And a list of 7 Bondholders giving total amount £6,500, and total annual payment £292.10.0. Balance of £1,080.3.1. in the Treasurer's hand.
ACC/0809/BR/336 Copy of a Notice that the Staines Bridge 12 Sep 1828 Commissioners wish to borrow œ10,000 on the credit of the Tolls, in Bonds of œ1,000 or œ500 each. Proposals to be made, stating the lowest rate of interest acceptable, by 18th Oct. Randolph Horne, Clerk.
ACC/0809/BR/337 Letter from John Simmonds offering to loan 18 Oct 1828 œ1,000, either in one bond or two, at 5% p.a. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/338 Equitable Assurance Office. Letter from J. S. 10 Sep 1829 Martineau, Assistant Actuary, informing Mr. Horne that the Directors decline to lend œ15,000.
ACC/0809/BR/339 Letter from Mary Stevens informing Mr. Horne 18 Nov 1829 that she has deposited œ900 in Ashby's Bank as a loan and requiring her Bond to be forwarded.
ACC/0809/BR/340 Letter from J. W. Pearce offering to lend 26 Nov 1829 œ1,000 at 4½% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/341 Letter from W. Scott that his daughter Ann 30 Dec 1829 Scott wishes to loan œ3,000 to the Staines Bridge Trust.
ACC/0809/BR/342 Letter from Robert Jones offering to loan 28 Jan 1830 œ3,700 at 4½%.
ACC/0809/BR/343 2 letters from Mr. Bennett re a loan of œ5,000 13 Feb & 1 Apr to the Bridge Trust. 1830
ACC/0809/BR/344 3 letters from Matthew Gilbertson re a loan of 13 Feb 2 Mar œ1,200 to the Trust, and 1 letter from W. H. & 20 Sep 1830 Fremantle dated March 18th 1830 re this loan.
ACC/0809/BR/345 Letter from Thomas Burton and on behalf of Mr. 31 Mar 1830 Butler, trustee for Mrs. Nelly White Wapshott, offering to loan œ1,500 at 4% and a further œ900 in the name of Sarah Wapshott (her daughter) at 4%
ACC/0809/BR/346 Notice of paying off Staines Bridge Bonds 26 Apr 1830 unless bond-holders notify 1. that they would be prepared to keep them and accept an interest rate of 4%. 1. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Staines Bridge Commissioners 2. John Yockney 3. L. A. Stone 4. General Scott. Details of amounts and names added. Enclosed: 3 letters from 2,3 & 4 accepting interest rate of 4%. (4 items). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/347 Letter from C. Stevens informing the 17 Jun 1830 Commissioners that his father's executors are not prepared to accept a reduced interest rate and would like the bonds to be paid off.
ACC/0809/BR/348 Note that J. W. Pearce declines to advance any 22 Oct 1830 more money.
ACC/0809/BR/349 Letters from Matthew Gilbertson declining to 22 Oct 11 Nov advance any more money. 1830
ACC/0809/BR/350 Letter from T. A. Clarke enquiring about 5 May 1831 conditions of lending money to the Staines Bridge Trust.
ACC/0809/BR/351 Letters from George Law re the assignment of 3,5,9 & 23 Aug bonds to the Trustees of the marriage 1831 & 1 Aug settlement of Miss Still, now married to Charles 1832 Pinney. 5 letters
ACC/0809/BR/352 Letter from N. White Wapshott and Sarah 1 Feb & 2 Jul Wapshott enquiring whether they are entitled to 1832 4½% interest, since this is what the subscribers to the New Bridge are receiving. And a letter dated 2nd July from Mrs. Wapshott's executors re interest.
ACC/0809/BR/353 Letter from George Pearce agreeing to 5 Jun 1832 advance œ1,000 at 4½% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/354 Letter from Miss N. B. Chitty agreeing to lend 8 Jun 1832 œ500 or œ1,000 as an annuity at double interest, payable every 6 months.
ACC/0809/BR/355 Letter from Matthew Gilbertson re a loan of 30 Jul 1832 œ1,000 for the Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/356 Letters from Lady Blackett offering to lend 13 Feb 17 Feb œ2,000, and her daughter offers to lend œ300. & 15 Jul 1833 3 letters
ACC/0809/BR/357 Letters from M. Stevens re the purchase of Apr - May Staines Bridge Bonds. 1833 3 letters LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/358 Letters from Nevile Reid re the purchase of May 1833 three bonds at œ100 each in the name of Anna Maria Reid, the last pinned to a letter dated 17th Nov. 1832 from N.M.Stevens. 4 letters
ACC/0809/BR/359 Draft Notice from Randolph Horne, Clerk to the 22 Nov 1833 Commissioners of Staines Bridge, that application will be made to Parliament for a new amendment Act re Staines Bridge with provision for further loans.
ACC/0809/BR/360 Schedule of the Bond Holders of Staines Sep 1834 Bridge. List gives names, brief details of place of residence, amounts, and answer to the proposal of 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/361 Letter from Jane Plastow agreeing to accept 28 Sep 1834 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/362 Letter from Jane Morey consenting to accept 29 Sep 1834 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/363 Letter from W. Tothill on behalf of his son 29 Sep 1834 declining to accept 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/364 Note that Jeremy Harewood agrees to accept 29 Sep 1834 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/365 Letter from F. C. Davenport and J. H. Tilly, 29 Sep 1834 Trustees for J. Tilly Senior, declining to accept the 4% interest rate.
ACC/0809/BR/366 Letter from Miss Scott agreeing to accept 4% 30 Sep 1834 interest on her sum of œ3,000.
ACC/0809/BR/367 Letter from C. Wetton declining to accept 4% 30 Sep 1834 interest on his sum of œ300.
ACC/0809/BR/368 Letter from William J. H. Jolliffe declining to 30 Sep 1834 accept 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/369/A Letter from E. Wheeler and A. Wheeler 1 Oct 1834 agreeing to accept 4% interest on their sum of œ900. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/369/B Letter from J. Whiteley declining to accept the 1 Oct 1834 4% rate of interest.
ACC/0809/BR/370 Letter from J. W. Pearce declining to accept 4% 1 Oct 1834 interest.
ACC/0809/BR/371 Note that Ann Stacey Keele agrees to accept 2 Oct 1834 4% on the sum of œ300.
ACC/0809/BR/372 Letter from George Pearce declining to accept 2 Oct 1834 4% interest.
ACC/0809/BR/373 Letter from Charles Kingsley accepting 4% rate 1 Oct 1834 of interest.
ACC/0809/BR/374 Letter from Edward Banks declining to accept a 2 Oct 1834 reduction in the interest rate to 4% on his sum of œ17,000.
ACC/0809/BR/375 Letter from George Keys, Secretary of 3 Oct 1834 Guardian Assurance Co. that the Directors decline to advance œ70,000 on mortgage of the Tolls.
ACC/0809/BR/376 Letter from W. Scott agreeing to accept 4% 6 Oct 1834 interest on his sum of œ800.
ACC/0809/BR/377 Letter from John Yockney declining to accept a 7 Oct 1834 lower rate of interest.
ACC/0809/BR/378 Letter from Charles Finch declining to accept 7 Oct 1834 4% interest rate.
ACC/0809/BR/379 Letter from William ? Beaumont declining to 7 Oct 1834 accept an interest rate of 4% on his sum of œ500.
ACC/0809/BR/380 Letter from Elizabeth Wapshott declining to 7 Oct 1834 accept 4% interest rate.
ACC/0809/BR/381 Letter from Sarah Bridges. In reply to the 8 Oct 1834 circular letter she wishes to have her money returned as she would rather invest it in the Bank of England. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/382 Letter from J. Leigh Bennett accepting the 9 Oct 1834 proposed interest rate of 4% instead of 4½%.
ACC/0809/BR/383 Letter from William ? Beaumont on behalf of his 10 Oct 1834 sister Sarah Beaumont declining to accept the reduced rate of interest of 4%.
ACC/0809/BR/384 Letter from W. Seymour declining to accept 4% 12 Oct 1834 interest rate.
ACC/0809/BR/385 Report by 1. Henry Ashby, Treasurer, and 2. 13 Oct 1834 Randolph Horne, Clerk, to the Commissioners that they have been unable to obtain a loan to pay off the Bonds at 4½%
ACC/0809/BR/386 Letter from Edward Davenport, Executor to the 20 Oct 1834 late S. Davenport, declining to accept the 4% interest rate on his sum of œ3,000.
ACC/0809/BR/387 Letter from George Law on behalf of the 4 Nov 1834 Trustees of the Settlement made on the marriage of Miss Still, agreeing to accept 4% interest on the two œ500 bonds.
ACC/0809/BR/388 Copy of the entry in the Marriage Register of 8 Mar 1831 Walcot, Somerset. Marriage of Charles Pinney of Clifton, Glouc. Bachelor, and Frances Mary Hill of Walcot. Copy dated 2nd Sept. 1831. (Sent by post to Randolph Horne).
ACC/0809/BR/389 Request for repayment of œ3,000 held in 6 Nov 1834 Bonds by Ann Scott.
ACC/0809/BR/390 Miss Wapshott wishes to invest œ900 in the n.d. form of œ500, œ300, and œ100 Bonds.
ACC/0809/BR/391 Letter from Mr. Lyford declining to accept 4% n.d. interest.
ACC/0809/BR/392 Letter from John Plews on behalf of Sir Ed. 7 Jul 1834 Banks; Bonds to be made out: œ4,000 in name of Wm. John Jolliffe; œ4,000 in name of Sir Ed. Banks. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/393 Letter from General Scott re loan of œ600 to 13 Jul 1834 the Trust.
ACC/0809/BR/394 Letter from George Rennie re a loan of œ500, 17 Jul 1834 the Bond to be made out to his wife, Margaret Ann Rennie.
ACC/0809/BR/395 Letter from Jolliffe & Banks re loan of œ5,000 in 21 Jul 1834 the name of Sir Wm. George Hylton Jolliffe, Bart., and œ3,000 in the name of Sir Edward Banks.
ACC/0809/BR/396 Sales Particulars and Conditions of Sale. Mr. 13 Jul 1836 Scott, Auctioneer. Include: Staines Bridge Bonds amounting to £11,500, paying 4½%. In 23 Lots.
ACC/0809/BR/397 Letter from; 1. Lewis Levy, to; 2. R. Horne. 27 Jul 1836 1. has purchased three £500 Bonds of Staines Bridge and requests 2. to make out the proper transfer.
ACC/0809/BR/398 Alphabetical list of Bond-Holders of Staines 1838 Bridge. Gives names, principal sums and half -year's interest and when payable.
ACC/0809/BR/399 Letter claiming interest due on 2 Bonds of 5 Apr 1838 George Keele and Mary Ann Glover.
ACC/0809/BR/400 Letter from Matthew Gilbertson, a Bond-holder. 2 Nov 1838 Requesting a list of the Bond-holders of Staines Bridge "in order that we may be able to confer together if necessary".
ACC/0809/BR/401 Case and Opinion of W. F. Channell. Re 7 Dec 1838 reduction of interest on Bonds. 3 copies
ACC/0809/BR/402 Letter to Bond-holders from R. Horne 22 Dec 1838 requesting their presence at a meeting on 28th Dec. 3 copies, printed LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 59 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/403 Circular letter from Randolph Horne requesting Dec 1838 attendance of creditors at a meeting of the Commissioners to be held at the Bush Inn on 28th Dec. 6 copies, printed
ACC/0809/BR/404 A list of creditors present at the meeting. 15 28 Dec 1838 present and 13 by proxy.
ACC/0809/BR/405 Report from Randolph Horne, Clerk, on a 28 Dec 1838 Meeting of the Commissioners. Creditors were invited. Resolved that the Commissioners conduct the entire management of the Bridge for the next year. Interest to be paid at full rate up to 1st Jan. 1839, and then according to Receipts. 4 copies, printed
ACC/0809/BR/406 Circular with printed copy of a letter sent by; 1. 2 & 5 Jan 1839 Richard Tayler, to; 2. R. Horne Enquiring about acquiring land on each side of the Bridge arches without rent; and the conveying of gas over the Bridge for no rent, and requesting a list of Bond-holders, with 2's reply. Original letters of these.
ACC/0809/BR/407 Letter from B. Austen, a Bond-holder. 5 Jan 1839 Requesting information on the decisions taken at the meeting.
ACC/0809/BR/408 Letter from; 1. W. H. Fremantle, to; 2. R. H. 23 Oct 1839 Horne. 1. regrets he will be unable to attend the Bridge meeting on the 26th. He thinks the creditors should be informed that a 3% return cannot be maintained. Traffic has been taken from the Bridge by the railways.
ACC/0809/BR/409 Notice of meeting of Commissioners on 10th 1 Feb 1840 Feb., draft. Covering letter from W. H. Freemantle and 8 copies, printed, 3 sealed but unaddressed. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 60 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/410 Letter from; 1. Matthew Gilbertson, a Bond 27 Apr 1840 -holder, to; 2. Sir John Gibson. 1. suggests that the Commissioners pay dividends twice a year at a fixed date to all Bond-holders, details enclosed.
ACC/0809/BR/411 Letters of protest from Richard Tayler 26 Aug - 9 Oct Re the unjust treatment of the Bond-holders: 1841 1) In allowing the Gas Company to run their pipes across the Bridge without paying rent. 2) In allowing Mr. Horne to hold certain lands without rental.
ACC/0809/BR/412 Draft circular letter to Bond-holders informing 28 Aug 1841 them that no interest can be paid as a result of judgement given in favour of Levy.
ACC/0809/BR/413 Letter from W. Seymour requesting a list of 2 Sep 1841 Bond-holders.
ACC/0809/BR/414 Application Sep - Oct 1841 1. Matthew Gilbertson; Richard Storer; Joseph Keates, Executor of the late R. H. Butler; E. Wheeler; Frederick Gilbertson; Charles Finch; J. Whiteley; George Pearce; W. Seymour; John Treble; and J. W. Pearce, Bond-holders, to 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. For a list of Bond-holders and Annuitants of Staines Bridge. And draft letter stating that the Commissioners refuse this. (And attached to this 2 other letters re the list).
ACC/0809/BR/415/A Notice of meeting of Bond-holders and 17 Dec 1841 Annuitants on the Security of Staines Bridge to consider the proceedings of the Commissioners, the state of the funds, called by W. Seymour, Matt. Gilbertson and others.
ACC/0809/BR/415/B Resolutions adopted at a meeting of Bond 17 Dec 1841 -holders and Annuitants upon the security of Staines Bridge. Watson Seymour, Esq., as Chairman. A Bond-holder. Severe criticism of the administration of the Bridge. 2 copies, printed LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 61 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/416 Letter from Lewis Levy requesting a list of Bond 9 Feb 1843 -holders and Annuitants and an account of the amounts due, so that Mr. Levy can make a division of the Tolls.
ACC/0809/BR/417 An Abstract if the Title of George Law and 1831 - 1845 George Still Law, both of Lincoln's Inn, and William Pinney of Somerton, Somerset, to two mortgages of Staines Bridge numbered 37 & 28 for œ500 each.
ACC/0809/BR/418 Letter from Lewis Levy to R. Horne as a Bond 19 Sep 1844 -holder, informing him that the income for the past year was œ884.3.6., which is sufficient for payment of 1% interest. Printed.
ACC/0809/BR/419 "Short Statement of Mr George Wigg's 1857 Marriage settlement and Indorsements thereon so far as relates to Staines Bridge Bond" 1826 -57.
ACC/0809/BR/420 Letters re the Bonds held by Samuel 12 - 20 Apr Davenport, now deceased. To be assigned to 1866 George Powell. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/421 Letters re the Bonds held by Samuel 12 - 20 Apr Davenport, now deceased. To be assigned to 1866 George Powell. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/422 Circular letter to Bond-holders from the n.d. [11 Aug ] Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Resolution made by the Commissioners on 11th Aug. that £72,000 be borrowed to pay off Bond-holders at 4½% for existing debts, and that a rate of 4% on new loans be adopted.
ACC/0809/BR/423 Sheets "Bonds due bet. 20 Aug & 1 Sept" with n.d. 5 names and amounts. And list of Bond-holders. 2 sheets
ACC/0809/BR/424 Sheets "Bonds due bet. 20 Aug & 1 Sept" with n.d. 5 names and amounts. And list of Bond-holders. 2 sheets LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 62 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/425 Copies of conveyances to the Staines Bridge 1830 - 1840 Commissioners (with small plans of the properties). Pasted in back: Windsor and Eton Express with account of opening of new Bridge 28 April 1832. 1 volume
ACC/0809/BR/426 Indenture of a Lease for 31 years. 5 Dec 1799 1. Sir Edward Blackett, Baronet; Sir William Gibbons, Baronet; William Mainwaring, esq; Ralph Leycester, esq; John Rae, esq; Thomas Scott, esq; Rev. John Leigh Bennett; seven of the Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. John Graham of Berkeley Square, Middlesex, esq. The piece of garden together with the erections and buildings thereon, and yards and appurtenances belonging; in Egham Hythe, late in the tenure of James Tatton. For £5 p.a.
ACC/0809/BR/427 Letter from; 1. Thomas Lys, to; 2. Mr. Horne of 28 Sep 1804 Staines, solicitor. 1. is prepared to assign Mr. Graham's Lease on these terms: 2. to pay the rent, give a receipt for his Bill, and pay £60.
ACC/0809/BR/428 Letter from Colley Smith 20 May 1829 Re the form of surrender to be used in enfranchisement of Yeoveney copyhold lands. And copy of opinion of Mr. Coulthart on behalf of Mr. Pettiward that the Commissioners cannot be treated as a Corporation.
ACC/0809/BR/429 Letters from; 1. Aldridge & Colley Smith, to; 2. 31 Dec 1829; Staines Bridge Commissioners 14 Jan 1830 Re the admission of 2. to copyhold lands. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/430 Letters from; 1. Aldridge & Colley Smith, to; 2. 31 Dec 1829; Staines Bridge Commissioners 14 Jan 1830 Re the admission of 2. to copyhold lands. 2 letters LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 63 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/431 Letters from; 1. W. Wigley, to; 2. Colley Smith & 5 Sep 1832; Co. 29 Mar 1834 Re the enfranchisement of copyhold lands a) 1. requests that the Commissioners will include the lots belonging to him b) from 2. re the form of surrender to be made to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/432 Letters from; 1. W. Wigley, to; 2. Colley Smith & 5 Sep 1832; Co. 29 Mar 1834 Re the enfranchisement of copyhold lands a) 1. requests that the Commissioners will include the lots belonging to him b) from 2. re the form of surrender to be made to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/433 Copy Admission of Georgina Ann Grave and 22 May 1835 Surrender to and Admission of Hen. Pownall and others to land in Clarence Street, Staines, marked Lot 5 in sale particulars 18 June 1833 (abuttals given).
ACC/0809/BR/434 Letter from 1. to 2. and note from 2. to 3 14 Apr 1830 enclosing this letter 1. W. Bean 2. Mr. Adams 3. Staines Bridge Commissioners The contractors require the stable belonging to Mr. Simmons to enable them to begin Colne Bridge on the next Monday.
ACC/0809/BR/435 Plan of the New Approach to the new bridge n.d. showing the land proposed to be sold for the New Lion Inn, and the altered course of the River Colne. Size 13" x 10". [Staines Bridge Commissioners] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 64 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/436 Catalogue from J. Adams, Auctioneer, of the 19 May 1830 Auction of the "substantial building materials of the Dwelling House late in the occupation of Mr. Booker, and four other dwellings, excellent barn, stabling and newly erected out-offices attached to the dwelling house of Mr. Wigley" To be taken down to make way for approaches to the new bridge. Annotated with prices; and the Auction Account of 1. giving total raised at sale as £258.4.0 and total of Bill of expenses of 1. as £51.17.8. Paid into bank: £203.2.4.
ACC/0809/BR/437 Bills presented to 1. J. Adams, Auctioneer, 2. 11 Nov ; 3 Dec C. C. Whetton, Printer of Egham 1831 Including one from 2. dated as above. 5 items
ACC/0809/BR/438 Catalogue of 1. J. Adams; 2. C. C. Whetton, 23 Jul 1830 Printer of Egham Of the Auction of "the substantial building materials of the dwelling houses, out-offices, stabling etc. late in the occupation of Messrs. Spencer, Wigley & others" to be taken down to make way for the approaches to the new bridge. Annotated with prices. Attached to this: The Auction Account of 1. giving total raised at sale as £199.14.0. and Bill of Expenses of 1. as £33.16.10; and Bill of 2. for printing for £4.10.0; and a note of "cash paid into Bank on this sale £169.16.6."
ACC/0809/BR/439 Catalogue 21 Sep 1830 1. J. Adams, Auctioneer 2. C. C. Whetton, Printer of Egham Of the Auction of "the substantial building materials of a Dwelling House and newly erected out-offices, late in the occupation of Mr. Baker, range of bedrooms and stabling for upwards of 20 horses, attached to the Red Lion Inn, Staines" to be taken down to make way for approaches to the new bridge. Annotated with prices. Attached to this: Bill of 2. for printing. Total £4.2.0. And the Auction Account of 1. giving total raised at sale as £144.7.0, and Bill of Expenses as £27.17.8. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 65 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/440 Catalogue 19 Nov 1830 J. Adams, Auctioneer Of the Auction of "nearly One Hundred Loads of valuable square timber, consisting of Oak, Memel and Dantzic timbers, which are now Lying and Lotted in convenient Lots near the New Staines Bridge, now erecting". Annotated with prices. And Auction Account of 1. giving total amount raised at sale £17.16.0.
ACC/0809/BR/441 Catalogue 25 Apr 1831 1. James Adams, Auctioneer 2. C. C. Whetton, Printer of Egham Of the Auction of "the substantial building materials of the Red Lion Inn" and dwelling houses etc. to be pulled down to make approaches to the new bridge over the Thames. Annotated with prices. Attached to this: a bill of 2. for printing sale particulars; total £8.12.0. and Auction Account of 1. giving a Bill of the Expenses totalling £82.0.11, deducted from the total of £411.7.0. raised at the Auction
ACC/0809/BR/442 Catalogue 7 Dec 1831 J. Adams, Auctioneer Of the Auction of the "substantial building materials of the Bush Inn, Staines, and stabling for upwards of 100 horses" to be taken down to make approaches to the new bridge. Annotated with prices. Attached to this: Auction Account of 1. giving total raised at sale as £902.1.2. and total Bill of expenses as £209.10.1½. And 1 more copy of the catalogue.
ACC/0809/BR/443 Letter from; 1. W. Whimper, to; 2. Henry Ashby, 14 Sep 1832 esq., of Staines. Approval of Auction Accounts of Adams. The expenses seemed to be heavy, but can be justified by the high amounts raised, particularly for the Bush Inn. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 66 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/444 Sales Particulars and Conditions of sale. 30 Jul 1830 W. Ligmour. A piece of freehold building ground between the Approach to the New Bridge and the Church Street Road, possessing a frontage to the Great Western or Exeter Road. To be sold for purpose of erecting a New Posting House and Commercial Inn, in consequence of the Red Lion Inn coming down. In one of the copies: a declaration of purchase by Ligmour for £1,400. 5 copies
ACC/0809/BR/445 "The Memorial of the Churchwardens, 12 Oct 1830 Overseers, Surveyors of the Highways and Inhabitants of the parish of Staines." 70 signatures. Headed by: J. Jones and Joseph Smith, Churchwardens, and William Henry Wood, James Baker, Joseph Kent and Thomas Jackson and Thomas South, Overseers and Surveyors. Petitioning for the removal of the Engine House, which would "much improve the commercial conveniences of our town as well as add to the comfort of those Gentlemen who have frequently to pass up the said road, it being so narrow at the said corner that Gentlemen's carriages and others are oftentimes obliged to wait for a considerable time before they can pass in safety."
ACC/0809/BR/446 Particulars and Conditions of Sale (Items 22 Oct 1830 numbered 446-452) 1. John Wagner, Auctioneer 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 11 Lots of building land on the North side of the Colne, and between the approach to the New Bridge and the New Church Street Road. Annotated with names of purchasers and prices.
ACC/0809/BR/453 Particulars and Conditions of Sale with blank 22 Oct 1830 declarations of purchase attached. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 4 copies
ACC/0809/BR/454 "The Materials of Dan's House"; Lists items with 2 Nov 1830 values: Total œ13.13.0. William Bean. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 67 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/455 Letter 4 Nov 1830 1. George Wigg 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge The approaches to the bridge are now in "a forward state". 1. wishes to know what is to be done with the premises occupied by D. Tothill. He suggests filling up the front lawn and making a principal entrance towards Thorpe Road.
ACC/0809/BR/456 Offer of œ103 for Lots 8, 9 and 10, freehold 1 Jan 1831 plots of building ground on the East side of the Bridge Road leading from Church Street, Staines. William Watton, junior.
ACC/0809/BR/457 Offer of œ125 for the piece of freehold land 1 Jan 1831 fronting the New Church Street forming Lots 8, 9 and 10 of the Particulars of the last Public Sale. William Kent, junior.
ACC/0809/BR/458 Letter 8 Jan 1831 1. Dr. Totty 2. Sir John Gibbons Informing 2. that the deed conveying the lots he purchased does not include any restriction on building as had been intended.
ACC/0809/BR/459 Letter 21 Mar 1831 1. John Wagner 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners Informing the Commissioners that 1. has given notice to George Steers to remove the roof of his house, since it was not in conformity with the plan and elevation produced at the time of the sale of the land from 2. to 1.
ACC/0809/BR/460 Particulars and Conditions of Sale 13 May 1831 1. Mr. J. Wagner, Auctioneer 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1r.34p. of land, part of the site of the Old Red Lion Inn and immediately adjoining the new approach to the new bridge. To be sold by 2. for the purpose of erecting an Inn and Posting House in consequence of the Bush Inn coming down. 4 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 68 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/461 Letter 26 Dec 1831 1. John Wagner 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners Informing 2. of encroachments on the road by Mr. Lake with steps to the entrance of 3 houses he has built adjoining Clarence Road; and Mr. Baker by building a balcony.
ACC/0809/BR/462 Statement by James Baker acknowledging that n.d. the balcony he is erecting on the front of his house in Clarence Street is an encroachment on land belonging to the Commissioner and agreeing to pay 1/- p.a. rent.
ACC/0809/BR/463 Statement by James Baker acknowledging that n.d. the balcony he is erecting on the front of his house in Clarence Street is an encroachment on land belonging to the Commissioner and agreeing to pay 1/- p.a. rent.
ACC/0809/BR/464 Particulars and Conditions of Sale, and plan 6 Jul 1832 1. John Wagner, Auctioneer 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 27 building lots situated immediately adjoining the approach to the New Bridge and the Bridge Street Road. Including Bush Lawn, site of the old Bush Inn; part of Bush Meadow, south of Bridge Street, part of late Ashby's meadow; Bush Meadow and the old toll house.
ACC/0809/BR/465 Declaration of purchase 6 Jul 1832 1. Joseph Keates 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. "Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4, in the annexed Particulars" (missing) for £735. 1. has paid £100 deposit and agrees to pay the balance by 6th Sept.
ACC/0809/BR/466 Declaration of purchase 6 Jul 1832 1. George Gammon 2. The Staines Bridge Commissioners. Lot 17 for £31. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 69 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/467 Draft Indentures of Bargain and Sale. n.d. [1832] 1. Sir John Gibbons of Stanwell, Bart.; James Scott of Shepperton, esq. (appointed a commissioner in place of Peter Henderson, deceased); Thos. Wood the Younger of Littleton; Jeffery Merriweather Shaw of Ashford; John Carmichael of Staines; James Cowe of Sunbury, Clerk; Robert Govett of Staines, Clerk; Sir Wm. Henry Fremantle of Englefield Green, and others 2. Thomas Ashby of Staines, Banker and Treasurer of Staines Bridge 3. Joseph Keates of Egham, Grocer. 4. Richard Henry Butter of Egham, Painter. 3. Was the highest bidder at a public auction held 6th July 1832 for Lots 1. 2. 3. and 4:- 4 pieces of freehold ground in Clarence Street near the New Bridge. Containing 2 roods and 36 perches. (Further details given). 4. To hold in trust for 3. And special provisions for the type of building to be erected within the next 21 years. Purchase price: £735.
ACC/0809/BR/468 Letter 14 Jul 1832 1. W. Bateman Byng 2. The Staines Bridge Commissioners. Informing the Commissioners that 1. bought Lots 19, 20 and 21 on behalf of himself and Mr. Fournier.
ACC/0809/BR/469 Offer of œ25 from William Taylor for the unsold 14 Jul 1832 piece of land joining his wharf. Extract: "I am very poor and have a large family, and the turning of the road ... is a loss to me in respect to the slating business."
ACC/0809/BR/470 Offer from George Fournier for the Lots 14 Jul 1832 remaining unsold on the Middlesex side of the Bridge, i.e. Lots 7, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16, for œ540.
ACC/0809/BR/471 Letter from W. Seymour. Offer of œ105 for the 19 May 1833 unsold Lot of ground in Clarence next to those which Seymour bought in the last sale. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 70 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/472 6 copies (Printed) of Sales Particulars and 18 Jun 1833 Conditions of Sale (as in ACC/0809/BR/473), annotated with purchase prices and names of purchasers.
ACC/0809/BR/473 Particulars, Valuation and Calculation of the 18 Nov 1833 value in fee of the Old Toll House, belonging to 1. 1. The Staines Bridge Commissioners 2. John Wagner, Land Surveyor and Auctioneer. Valued at £162.
ACC/0809/BR/474 Copy of a Notice to 1. 19 Nov 1833 1. William Wigley 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners That unless the purchase money owed by 1. is paid by 16th Dec. the land will be put up for sale again.
ACC/0809/BR/475 Draft Conveyance 1835 Richard Henry Butler, trustee of Joseph Keates of Egham, grocer, to Randolph Horne and James Baker, his trustee. Four pieces of freehold land in Clarence Street, Staines. Consideration: £735.
ACC/0809/BR/476 A list of Lots 1 - 27 with prices as fixed and n.d. prices sold for.
ACC/0809/BR/477 Valuation by J. Wagner of 9 perches of land 1833 Jul Aug used by Mr. Geo. 1835 Wigg as an osier ground and plan of property. 2 letters from Geo. Wigg on sale, suggesting improvements to the road. 1 letter from Fosters Evans & Smith to Mr. Wigg on sale.
ACC/0809/BR/478 Release 11 Nov 1834 1. Rev. Wm. John Jolliffe of Morstham, Surrey and Sir Edward Banks of the Adelphi Terrace in the City of Westminster 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. All actions for debt etc. that might arise from the Contract, since the sums owed to 1. have been paid. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 71 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/479 Copy of a Marriage Settlement (1. to marry 2). 16 May 1850 1. Joseph Adolphus Bode of Windsor, Berks., Professor of Music 2. Martha Chapman of Staines, spinster 3. William Jordan of Stanwell, farmer William Thomas Buckland of Wyradisbury, Land Surveyor, and Robert Morford of Staines, grocer. 1 acre at Egham Hill abutting on the King's highway called Tite Hill and on Egham Hill Coppice on the south; and 1 moiety of the reversion. 3. To hold in trust for 1. and 2.
ACC/0809/BR/480 Lease for duration of life of 1. 30 Sep 1852 1. Maria Horne of Staines, widow, and tenant of the premises for life 2. Randolph Henry Horne, gent. The messuage and tenement with gardens and stabling, in the occupation of 1. For rent of £150 yearly.
ACC/0809/BR/481 Deed of Arrangement 2 Jun 1857 1. Edward Budgen of Egham, Surrey, grocer 2. Clarissa Jackson of Staines, widow (formerly Clarissa Gates). Trustees of 2's marriage settlement demised to 1. a grocer's shop, outbuildings, yard and garden. The parties now agree that 1. shall provide house room for 2. and 1. will board, 1, 2 or 3 men employed by 1. Endorsement: In pencil: - This is held by me for the accommodation of both parties.
ACC/0809/BR/482 Bond in œ100 9 Feb 1860 1. John Magnin of Staines, watch and clock maker, journeyman and assistant to 2. Bound to: 2. Frank Wood of Staines. 1. Has bound himself not to hire himself as a watch or clock maker within 5 miles of Staines, for 20 years, without 2's consent. (ACC/0809/BR/478-482 odd pieces of land in Staines, belonging to Bridge Commissioners). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 72 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/483 "Report on the Survey and Valuation of sundry Jun 1829 estates in the town and parish of Staines ... intended to be purchased by the Commissioners under the powers of an Act of Parliament for the purpose of forming the Approach to the Bridge" Daniel Smith & Son, Windsor and London. Detailed description given of: 1) The Red Lion Inn. 2) An old lath and plaster house "very much dilapidated and inhabited by Paupers"; a very old cottage adjoining this; a small house in Church St; a carpenter's shop 3) "A very respectable house" with a neat front shop and surgery. 4) Dwelling house and shop. 5) "A neat lath and plaster house well situated for Trade". 6) "A roomy dwelling house". 7) "A large room formerly the National School and now used as a warehouse". 8) "A lath and plaster house on the west side of Church Street". 9) "Part of a meadow called Ashby's meadow" at the back of Church Street. 8) Part of the Cock public house. 13) "Engine House" 13) "A very old and dilapidated building used as a Blacksmith's Shop with 3 forges situated near the Dissenters' Meeting House. Yard upon the shooting off road." 15) A piece of the yard and passage of the Meeting House. "Of course, the proprietors of the Meeting house will be obliged to remove the Privy and approach the Vestry Room thro' the Chapel or from the other side". 17) The corner of Mr. Layton's Shop and a narrow piece of Mr Layton's garden. 19) A corner of the ozier ground on the Surrey side of the river. 11) Part of a garden adjoining Mr Ashby's house. 12) House of Jeremiah Styles. The numbers refer to a plan - "Plan No 2" (ACC/0809/BR/237). Estimated value, names of proprietors and names of tenants are given. Total value: £8,864. Total compensation: £2,140. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 73 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/484 Particulars and Valuation of certain property Dec 1829 required by the Staines Bridge Commissioners. William Woolly Simpson and Henry Walker. Details of property given. Lists: 1) Mr. Dearie's claim for the Red Lion Inn. £3,900. 2) Mr. Simmon's claim (as tenant of the Red Lion). £450. 3) Mr. Hill's claim for the Bush Inn, Bush Tap and the Barracks. £5,469.15.0. 4) Messrs. Ramsbottom & Co's claim (lessees of the Tap). £310. 5) Mr. Pizzey's claim (tenant of the Tap). £240.10.0. 6) Mr. Spencer's claim, on House in the High Street. £630. 7) Mr. Hayter's claim, as tenant of the Blacksmith's Shop. £470.
ACC/0809/BR/485 Valuation of property required by the Staines n.d. Bridge Commissioners, and compensation. Details of: The Independent Meeting House; Mrs. Ann Hall's freehold estate; William Layton's premises; Hall's freehold estate; William Layton's premises; William Wigley's house; and William Booker's interest as tenant in house of William Holgate.
ACC/0809/BR/486 2 sheets of notes re compensation and n.d. purchase money offered to property owners for land required to make approach to the new bridge. One gives names, Smith's valuation, and the price agreed.
ACC/0809/BR/487 Letter from L. C. Hollis 22 Jul 1828 Giving details of house between the Red Lion and Church Street to be compulsorily purchased to make way for the new approach. 1) House of Mrs. Maria Brown. £2,500. 2) House of Mrs. Margaretta Wigley occupied by her son, William. £1,200. 3) House of Mrs. Ann Hall. £1,300, tenanted by John Spencer, who requires compensation £1,200. 4) House of William Holgate, price not yet settled, tenanted by Wm. Booker, who requires compensation £800. 5) Several cottages of Mrs. Slarke £800. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 74 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/488 Letter from William Dearle that he is resolved to 21 Jul 1828 accept no less than œ4,000. [Compensation ].
ACC/0809/BR/489 Letters from William Dearle re compensation for 29 Jul 1829 & the taking down of the Red Lion Inn. He has 12 Jul 1830 been offered œ3,120, but asks œ4,000.
ACC/0809/BR/490 Refusal of Henry Ashby of compensation for 29 Jul 1829 the lease of the Red Lion Inn. Offers to accept œ1,450.
ACC/0809/BR/491 Offer of œ3,900 for the Red Lion Inn 4 Jan 1830 1. W. H. Fremantle, Chairman of the Staines Bridge Commissioners 2. William Dearle. Added at the bottom: "I agree to the above sale William Dearle"
ACC/0809/BR/492 Application from John Searle for compensation n.d. "The Humble Memorial of John Searle Ostler, at the old Red Lion Inn."
ACC/0809/BR/493 3 Applications for compensation (one undated) 18 Jan 1830; 1. Richard Denyer n.d. ; 30 Jul 2. The Staines Bridge Commissioners 1829 1. Was paying £6 p.a. rent for his shop, but now has to pay £20 p.a. as a result of the Lion Inn being pulled down.
ACC/0809/BR/494 Warrant from 1. 8 Mar 1830 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Thomas Simmons To the Sheriff of Middlesex to summon a Jury to assess the sum to be paid to 2. as compensation, for his interest as tenant in the Red Lion Inn, to be pulled down. And letter re this from W. H. Simpson. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 75 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/495 Offer 1 Jul 1828 1. Joseph Smith 2. Bartholomew; Yeaxley; Kirby; Brownlow; Jones; Towse; Watts; Parsons; Knotts; Wiltshire 3. East; Lewes; Stephens & Burns; Smith; Brown; Haddy; Wooding To accept £1,900 for the estate consisting of a large house in the occupation of 2. and the cottages in the occupation of 3. 1. Is acting as agent.
ACC/0809/BR/496 Agreement for sale to 2. 6 Aug 1828 1. William Goldhawk of Staines, yeoman, and William Booker of Staines, Baker, Trustees appointed by the will of Martha Willis, widow, deceased 2. Sir Wm. Henry Fremantle, Bart; Sir John Gibbons, Bart; John Stapleton; Thos. Wood the Younger; Rev. James Cowe, Clerk. Five of the Commissioners of Staines Bridge The freehold messuage near the Red Lion Inn, called the Rookery, and divided into separate apartments or tenements. (Names of occupants given). For £1,900.
ACC/0809/BR/497 Letter 28 Oct 1828 1. George Wigg and Elizabeth Wigg, late Miss Stone, and 2. T. Carry, surviving Trustee of the late I. Stone's estate. Protesting against the application made for a site of ground opposite the mansion of 1. for the purpose of erecting a public house. 1. intend to claim compensation if the plan goes through. And another letter from T. Carr.
ACC/0809/BR/498 Letter 13 Jul 1829 1. Charles Pitt, surveyor 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners. Re the valuation of compensation to be paid to Mr. John Spencer, salesman.
ACC/0809/BR/499 Letter from John Spencer that he has been 29 Jul 1829 offered œ300 compensation for a house, warehouse and 2 tenements. He claims this to be inadequate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 76 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/500 Bills and letters 29 Mar 1 & 2 Re the expenses incurred in surveying property May 1830 and estimating compensation of John Spencer. (pinned together).
ACC/0809/BR/501 Bills and letters 29 Mar 1 & 2 Re the expenses incurred in surveying property May 1830 and estimating compensation of John Spencer. (pinned together).
ACC/0809/BR/502 Statement by 1. 14 Jul 1829 1. The Trustees of the Staines Indep. Chapel. 2. The Staines Bridge Commissioners. 1. Agree to sell to 2. the piece of ground as requested on condition that 2. give to 1. the freehold of the same quantity of ground as they take, and the materials of the wall to be taken down, and £110 as compensation.
ACC/0809/BR/503 Claim for compensation for William Booker's 14 Jul 1829 interest as tenant in a house and premises owned by Mr. Holgate, and to be taken down to make way for a new approach to the bridge. œ582.12.2. Signed by L. C. Hollis.
ACC/0809/BR/504 Estimate 24 Jul 1829 1. L. C. Hollis 2. The Trustees of Staines Independent Meeting House of the expenses that will be incurred in making the proposed alteration for the new approach to Staines new bridge. Total: £120.2.5.
ACC/0809/BR/505 Letter 24 Jul 1829 1. John Yockney 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners. 1. Has been offered £250 compensation for property in Church Street including 120 ft. of freehold frontage land. He asks £400.
ACC/0809/BR/506 Offer from Joseph Smith to accept œ1,090 for 28 Jul 1829 the freehold estate of Mrs. Stark. This is a reduction on the original sum of œ1,170. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 77 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/507 Letter from Daniel Smith giving supplementary 28 Jul 1829 information previously omitted Ashby & Sons. Interest in the yard and premises on which the late National School was erected - compensation £120.
ACC/0809/BR/508 Letter from J. W. Snow re compensation. Snow 15 Jan 1830 is owed money by Mr. Hayter, Mr. Pizzie, and Mr. Simmons.
ACC/0809/BR/509 Letter 28 Jul 1829 & 1. Isaac Willoughby 9 Jul 1830 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners 3. John Wagner, witness. Offer to sell house and premises in Church Street, Staines for £500 to 2.
ACC/0809/BR/510 Petition of 1. n.d. 1. Thomas Davis 2. Staines Bridge Commission. 1. Has received notice to quit from Mr. Willoughby since his premises are required for the new road leading to Church Street. 1. will require compensation.
ACC/0809/BR/511 Letter. 29 Jul 1829 1. Maria Brown 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners. 1. Has been offered compensation for her house and premises of £1,100, but applies for another £300 in view of an extra piece of ground having been purchased in 1828, and a new kitchen and bedroom having been built. Extract: "we have not at present a house to go to and there are nine of us in the family".
ACC/0809/BR/512 Letter from Mr. Lifford asking œ60 29 Jul 1829 compensation, in view of the money spent by him on improvements and repairs to the property.
ACC/0809/BR/513 Letter from William Holgate that he has been 29 Jul 1829 offered œ1,000 compensation for his house and premises. He asks œ1,400 but will agree to settle for œ1,200. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 78 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/514 Letter from 29 Jul 1829 1. Elizabeth Taylor to 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 1. Agrees to sell the property (no details given) for £220. In pencil at the bottom "Accepted".
ACC/0809/BR/515 Copy of Agreement between 15 May 1827 1. R. Pettiward and 2. William Hills. Bush Inn, Staines. Lease for 21 years from Midsummer 1827 at rent of £205 clear of all taxes. Endorsement: "On this Agreement Mr. Hills founds his claim".
ACC/0809/BR/516 16 letters (Items numbered 516-531) 13 Jul 1828 - Re Mr. Hill's compensation for the Bush Inn. 20 Apr 1831 From Wm. Hills, Jn. Robins, W. Scott, W. Simpson, J. Hopton Forbes, and others.
ACC/0809/BR/532 Letter 27 Jul 1828 1. R. Pettiward, to 2. R. Horne, esq. 1. refuses to come to Staines on Tuesday. He has made an offer of £5,000 and if this is accepted wants a Draft Agreement sent to Messrs. Walker & Sons.
ACC/0809/BR/533 Notice 25 Aug 1828 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mr. William Hills of the Bush Inn, Staines. 1. intend to take 2a. and 2r. of land of 2. in Bush Meadow and part of the Garden or Lawn of the Bush Inn, for use for materials for making the new Bridge. 1. will pay 2. £30 p.a. 1 are empowered to do this by Act of Parliament, 9. Geo. IV.
ACC/0809/BR/534 2 letters 19 Aug & 2 1. Walker & Coulthurst, to Aug 1828 2. R. Horne, esq. 1. are solicitors of Mr. Pettiward who is selling some property to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. The only title deeds 1. can produce are the old plans, and leases of 1806 and 1826. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 79 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/535 2 letters 1 & 2 Sep 1. Walker & Coulthurst, to 1828 2. R. Horne. 1. are now sending an Abstract of title of Mr. Pettiward.
ACC/0809/BR/536 A copy of valuation and appraisement of 21 Dec 1829 Thomas Luff, Surveyor and Appraiser, Sunninghill, Berks. Of "a quantity of American plants, choice flowering shrubs and ornamental plants, Together with a choice collection of Herbaceous and other plants as purchased and planted by Mr. Hill on the Lawns and Pleasure Grounds of the Gardens at the Bush Inn, Staines". Valued at £12.19.0.
ACC/0809/BR/537 Petition n.d. 1. Ralph Pizzey 2. Staines Bridge Commissioners. 1. is tenant of the Bush Inn Tap at annual rent of £60, by terms of lease dated 1st June 1827. Also paid £100 goodwill and £300 for fittings. Now appeals for compensation since the house is to be taken down.
ACC/0809/BR/538 Letter from J. Baker requesting the tenancy of 12 Jul 1830 Bush Inn on the departure of Mr. Hill, since Mr. Baker has been "unable to procure a House sufficiently large to accomodate our family". On condition that Mr. Baker leaves when required.
ACC/0809/BR/539 "Plan 2 Jun 1830 John Wagner, Land Surveyor and Architect, showing the land etc. necessary for the Commissioners to purchase to carry into effect the new Church Street Road." (Scale shown) Size: 12" x 14½". Details of land given at top 1) Part of Cock yard and part of Cock garden, 11p., £50 accepted. 2) House, stable and yard belonging to Isaac Willoughby, 8 p., £500 accepted. 3) & 4) 2 parts of meadow belonging to Thos. Ashby, £150 accepted. 25p. and 34p. At the bottom: details of land to be exchanged between John Wagner and John Yockney. "Agreed to by all parties." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 80 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/540 "Particulars and Estimated Annual Value and Jun 1830 Calculation of value in fee of an Estate situate in Church Street, Staines" belonging to 1. and to be purchased by 2. for making the new Church Street Road. 1. Thomas Ashby 2. John Wagner, Land Surveyor, Staines. Consists of part of a meadow adjoining the Brewery. Contains 1r.19p. Value 10 gns. per acre per annum. Total value: £115.10.
ACC/0809/BR/541 Declaration by Thomas Ashby of willingness to 3 Jun 1830 sell all the grounds marked off for œ150.
ACC/0809/BR/542 Letter from William Holgate submitting a 5 May 1832 complaint made by his tenant, Mr. Walton, that "in consequence of the Gate to the Old Bridge being closed and kept locked, he is deprived of the benefit of the road leading to his House formerly the Toll House."
ACC/0809/BR/543 Notice of William Holgate's intention to claim 14 Jul 1832 compensation for the damage done to his property at Egham Hythe in taking down the Old Bridge, Road, and wall.
ACC/0809/BR/544 Letters from J. Watton applying for œ200 14 & 16 Jul compensation, for directing the line of road 1832 away from the premises occupied by him. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/545 Letter from; 1. Elizabeth Taylor, to; 2. The 4 Sep 1832 Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1. contracted with 2. for the sale of her freehold interest in the Smith's shop, occupied by Charles Haytor, for £220, and wishes the purchase to be completed.
ACC/0809/BR/546/A Letter from; 1. Charles Hayter, to; 2. The 20 May 1833 Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 1. is now prepared to make an agreement for the sale of his interest in his shop and premises. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 81 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/546/B Petition of William Yeaxlee to the n.d. Commissioners of Staines Bridge. He has spent £35 on his shop under the impression that his situation will be permanent. He begs to be allowed to remain rent-free until required to move. Signed by R. Govett, vicar, and eight others.
ACC/0809/BR/547 Letters and rough notes re the proposed Act of 28 Sep 13 Oct Parliament for freeing Staines Bridge from toll, 1868 enquiring what the present debt is, and in whom it is by law vested. T. J. Nelson, City Solicitor. 2 letters
ACC/0809/BR/548 Parliamentary notice of intention to apply for 1 Dec 1868 powers to free Kew and other bridges from toll. Randolph Henry Horne, esq., Clerk to the Mortgagors of Stained Bridge. Owners are requested to give assent, dissent or neutrality. Added at the top: "Returned Circular accompanying this 'Dissenting'" 14 Dec. 1868.
ACC/0809/BR/549 "The Kew and Other Bridges Act 1869 [Ch. 1869 XIX]".
ACC/0809/BR/550 Letter from; 1. The Bridges Joint Committee of 4 & 11 Aug the Corporation of London and the Metropolitan 1869 Board of Works, by T. J. Nelson; And reply by; 2. R. H. Horne. (Copy) Requesting particulars of Staines Bridge a) Annual income. b) Expenditure. C) Property held. d) Lease of tolls. (1. intend to purchase the bridge) and draft reply. 2. Informing 1. that they must apply for particulars of accounts to Mr. Randall, the solicitor of the mortgagee in possession. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 82 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/551 Letters mainly from Edward F. Burton to R. H. 30 Mar 1870 - Horne. 14 Mar 1872 Re the purchase of Staines Bridge by the Bridge Joint Committee. (£22,000 suggested). Difficulty arose over 2 pieces of land either side of the river held by Horne. 1 bundle; 78 letters
ACC/0809/BR/552 Draft Conveyance 1871 1. Jonas Levy of Kingsgate Castle in the Isle of Thanet, esq., Mortgagee in possession of the tolls of Staines Bridge 2. Jonas Levy and the other Mortgagees 3. Thomas Wood of Littleton, Lieut.-Gen. in Her Majesty's Army 4. Chaloner Bisse Challoner of Portnall Park, Egham 5. The Bridges Joint Committee of the Corporation of London and Metropolitan Board of Works, incorporated by the Kew and other bridges Act, 1869. Conveyance of all interest of 1.2.3. & 4. in Staines Bridge to 5.
ACC/0809/BR/553 Appointment of 2. as attorney for 1. 9 Feb 1871 1. Anna Maria Horne of 8 Waterloo Place, Southampton 2. Randolph Horne To receive of the Bridges Joint Committee £62.10.0, as her share of the purchase money of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/554 Note that "Staines Bridge opened free of toll". 25 Feb 1871
ACC/0809/BR/555 The opening of Staines Bridge free from toll as 27 Feb 1871 reported by the Times and The Telegraph (typewritten).
ACC/0809/BR/556 Draft Brief of 1. (copy) n.d. 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. William Hills 2. is tenant of the Bush Inn Staines, comprising the Bush Inn, Garden and Meadow, and the Bush tap, and some buildings called the Barracks. This has now been purchased by 1. for making approach to the new bridge. Estimates of compensation have been made: £1,500; £7,500; and £5,469.15.0. 1. offered £4,000 which was refused. Dispute now referred to a jury. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 83 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/557 "Copy of Mr. White's account of Posting and 1824 - 7 Tavern Business for 2 years ending 6 April 1827." Listed by months with totals given. Total Tavern receipts: £4,132.9.10. Total Posting receipts: £7,348.3.5½.
ACC/0809/BR/558 "Comparative Account of business done by Mr. n.d. White and Mr. Hills at the Bush Inn, made from their respective statements." Shows comparative income from "Posting" and "Tavern Business".
ACC/0809/BR/559 Panel. (in dispute between 1. and 2. over n.d. compensation for the Bush Inn.) 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 2. William Hills. Lists 24 names giving place of residence and occupation. (and another copy).
ACC/0809/BR/560 Costs of Inquisitions in dispute between 1. and Jun 1830 2. 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mr. Hills and Mr. Spencer Mr. Adolphus is to attend the settlement of the Bills at Clerkenwell on behalf of 1. as they consider some of the items unjust.
ACC/0809/BR/561 "Items of Messrs. Simpson's and Walker's n.d. Valuation of Mr. Hill's claim." 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. Mr. William Hill. Total: £5,469.15.0. (Details given).
ACC/0809/BR/562 Draft Brief of 1. n.d. 1. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge 2. John Spencer. 2. has a business of "Slop shop and Dealer in Marine Stores" in a house in which he lives as tenant, now purchased by 1. for making approach to the new bridge. 1. have offered £300 compensation. 2. declined. A second valuation estimates compensation of £630 but 1. think this excessive. Difficulty caused as 2. keeps no books and his income is difficult to estimate. 2 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 84 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/563 Agreement for the lease of Bush Inn and the 12 Jul 1830 Bush Tap by 2. 1. Sir John Gibbons, Bart; Peter Henderson; Thos. Wood Junior; Jeffery Merriweather Shaw; John Carmichael; Rev. James Cowe; Rev. Robt. Govett; Sir W. H. Fremantle; Culling Charles Smith; John Stapleton; William Scott; Edgell Wyatt Edgell; Benjamin Torin; Rev. John Leigh Benett; The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. 2. John Ramsbottom and Willm. Leigh of New Windsor, Brewers and Co-Partners. Special provisions: 1. can give 14 days notice; if possession is not given, £30 per week rent to be paid for every week over the 14 days.
ACC/0809/BR/564 Notice to 1. not to trespass on any part of the 15 Aug 1831 Bush Inn or premises attached. 1. Sir John Gibbons, Bart., one of the Staines Bridge Commissioners 2. Richard King.
ACC/0809/BR/565 Notice that tenancy of Bush Inn by 2. is to 15 Aug 1831 terminate in 14 days, according to terms of Agreement dated 12th July 1830. 1. J. Gibbons; W. H. Fremantle; Benjamin Torin; R. Govett; and J. Carmichael. Five of the Staines Bridge Commissioners 2. John Ramsbottom and William Leigh.
ACC/0809/BR/566 Printed circular letter of Richard King. He 15 Aug 1831 claims he agreed to occupy Bush Inn until the Bridge was finished and that the Commissioners have unjustly pulled down a stable, and threatened to pull down the house.
ACC/0809/BR/567 Order to distrain the goods and chattels of John 26 Sep 1831 Ramsbottom and William Leigh at the Bush Inn, Staines, to the value of œ90. 1. J. Gibbons; E. Wyatt Edgell; James Cowe; J. Carmichael; J. Stapleton 2. James Baker. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 85 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/568 Order to distrain the goods and chattels of John 10 Oct 1831 Ramsbottom and William Leigh at the Bush Inn, Staines, for the sum of œ60. 1. J. Gibbons; W. H. Fremantle; James Cowe; John Stapleton; E. Wyatt Edgell; J. Shaw; J. Leigh Bennett; Robt. Govett; Culling Charles Smith 2. James Baker, Auctioneer and Appraiser, Staines, Middlesex.
ACC/0809/BR/569 Sales Particulars 19 Oct 1831 1. Richard King, Proprietor 2. James Adams, Auctioneer. The furniture of the Bush Inn, Staines, including china and glass, and wines and spirits.
ACC/0809/BR/570 Order from 1. to 2. to distrain the goods and 29 Oct 1831 chattels of John Ramsbottom and William Leigh at the Bush Inn, Staines, for the sum of œ90. 1. J. Gibbons; W. H. Fremantle; James Cowe; Robt. Govett; J. Carmichael; J. Leigh Bennett; J. Stapleton 2. James Baker, Auctioneer and Appraiser. Note on back: "I could not make the Distress on account of the Doors been made fast. J. Baker".
ACC/0809/BR/571 Writ of Summons to James Brown, Thomas 11 Jan 1832 Stephens, Randolph Horne, Gent., and Sir John Gibbon, Bart. To appear in the Great Hall of Pleas, Westminster on 27th June.
ACC/0809/BR/572 Writ of Summons to James Brown, Thomas 14 Nov 1832 Stephens, Randolph Horne, Sir John Gibbons, Bart. To appear in the Great Hall of Pleas on 27th Nov. 1832.
ACC/0809/BR/573 Copy of Declaration of the Case against 1. Michas Term 2 1. James Baker, Defendant Will IV 2. Richard King, Plaintiff. 2. claims that 1. took the goods and chattels of 2. Whereby 2. sustained damage to value of £500. (Detailed list of goods given). Endorsement: "Delivered and the Defendant is to plead hereto in 8 days or Judgement." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 86 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/574 Draft Brief for the Defendant Richard King, n.d. Plaintiff v. James Baker, Defendant. In the Court of King's Bench. 12 July 1830 Agreement for the Comms. of Staines Bridge to lease the Bush Inn to Ramsbottom and Leigh, with Richard King as undertenant. Special provisions included that the Comms. could give 14 days notice and charge £30 per week rent for any weeks after the end of the lease before possession given. 12. Aug. 1831 The Comms. required a further portion of the Bush Inn land and stabling as provided in the Agreement. King agreed. 15 Aug. King served notice not to trespass. The Comms. gave notice to Ramsbottom and Leigh. The notice expired on 29 Aug. 26 Sept. Distress warrant for £90. King's goods seized. 10 Oct. Distress warrant for £60. King's goods seized. 19 Oct. King sold up all his furniture and moved to the Angel and Crown Inn, leaving a servant in possession of the Bush. 29 Oct. Distress warrant for £90, but no goods to seize. 7 Nov. Possession given by Leigh, under protest of King, who brought an action. 5 Dec. 1831. King lost the action. At end of brief, depositions of witnesses also given.
ACC/0809/BR/575 Rough copies of depositions of witnesses for n.d. the Defendants King v. Baker in Court of King's Bench.
ACC/0809/BR/576 Letter from; 1. J. Merrifield, to; 2. R. Horne 12 Jan 1833 Gives brief account of fees to be charged and gives opinion that 2. will need to pay at least £200.
ACC/0809/BR/577 Statement by Sidney Walsingham Bennett of 4 Jun 1833 Middle Street, Brighton, Attorney for Richard King, Plaintiff, that an Action of Replevin is being brought to recover the goods seized by the Defendant. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 87 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/578 Copy of Notice 19 Jun 1833 1. R. Horne 2. Rigge & Co. That 1. must produce certain documents at the Trial and copy of the Rule of Court. Sent by 2. to 1. Rule of Court: that the proceedings in the 2nd action be stayed until the determination of the 1st action.
ACC/0809/BR/579 Notice from L. W. Bennett, Plaintiff's Attorney, 19 Jun 1833 for production of certain documents at the Trial. (Details given). Notes added in pencil "Yes" down the side.
ACC/0809/BR/580 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., to; 2. R. Horne, 23 Nov 1833 Esq. A proposition has been made to 1. that further prosecution in the action King v. Baker be dropped.
ACC/0809/BR/581 "The outlines of the offers made to me [? n.d. Richard King] for a part of the Bush Estate"; Details given. Total œ4,783.
ACC/0809/BR/582 File of letters (9) from Ramsbottom & Legh and 19 Oct 1829 - others including 2 from Ric. King on value of 5 Sep 1831 property, total œ1,280, and offering to buy land for a "New Bush" (Inn).
ACC/0809/BR/583 A file of 9 letters from 1. S. W. Bennett, 13 Sep - 21 Attorney for the Plaintiff Richard King in the Nov 1831 case King v. Baker, to 2. R. Horne, Esq., for the Commissioners of Staines Bridge And a copy of King's circular letter.
ACC/0809/BR/584 Letters to Staines Bridge Commissioners re 27 Aug 1831; case King v. Baker. 6 items, including 4 from 23 Mar 1833 & Rigge & Co. stating that they have received 21 Feb 2 & 10 œ645 of Messrs. Dax & Bucknell, agents for Mar 1835 Mr. Bennett, this being the total of damages and costs owed to the Commissioners.
ACC/0809/BR/585 Letters (12) from Rigg & Co. and Fred. Turner 11 Oct 1831 - on the progress of the case. 23 Nov 1833 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 88 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/586 Particulars of dates relating to case. 12 Jul 1830 - 5 Dec 1832
ACC/0809/BR/587 Letters (10) from Henry H. Hill on Horne v. 8 Nov - 8 Dec Ramsdale, referring to the other actions in 1841 which Mr. Taylor is involved and to Mr. Levy's suggestions. Letter dated 7 Dec. gives the result of the action, verdict in favour of Ramsdale, and suggests that the Commissioners come to an agreement with him.
ACC/0809/BR/588 Letter from J. Gibbons. 9 Nov 1841 Opinion of Gibbons that the fees in the case Horne v. Ramsdale can be advanced by Ashby from Bridge funds.
ACC/0809/BR/589 A copy of the shorthand writer's notes on the 7 Dec 1841 Trial Horne v. Ramsdale In the Exchequer of Pleas. Dispute over the lease of the tolls 1840-41 by William Taylor. Simpson and Ramsdale were his sureties for the payment of rent and observance of agreement. Nominal verdict for the plaintiff.
ACC/0809/BR/590 Statement of the General Costs in the case 1841 - 1842 Horne v. Ramsdale in the Court of Common Pleas. œ107.9s.4d. Detailed list of items
ACC/0809/BR/591 Plaintiff's costs of Demurrer. Total: œ18.19.6. 1841 - 1842 Horne v. Ramsdale in the Exchequer of Pleas.
ACC/0809/BR/592 Bill of [H. R. Hill] Horne v. Ramsdale. Total 1841 - 16 Feb œ101.6.10. (Details given) 1842 The case apparently ended in compromise.
ACC/0809/BR/593 Letter from 1. Henry R. Hill, to 2. R. Horne. 18 Mar 1842 1. has made a settlement with Ramsdale by which he paid £516.15.4 in the Staines Bridge case and £150 in the Bedfont Turnpike case. (Including a copy of a letter sent to Ramsdale's Attorney). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 89 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/594 Draft Declaration of Ejectment 14 Apr 1841 1. Lewis Levy 2. John Doe 3. Richard Roe 4. Randolph Horne and William Taylor. 1. demised to 2. on 1st April 1841 10 toll gates and 10 toll houses in the parish of Egham for 7 years. 3. then ejected 2. 3. is acting only as a casual ejector. Notice is now given to 4. to appear in the Court of Queen's Bench in the next Easter term.
ACC/0809/BR/595 14 letters from 24 Apr - 7 Aug 1. Henry R. Hill, to 1841 2. Randolph Horne Re the case Doe on demise of Levy v. Horne.
ACC/0809/BR/596 Case for the Opinion of Mr. Parker, with reply Apr 1841 1. James Parker of Lincoln's Inn 2. Lewis Levy By Stature 9, Geo.4. certain Commissioners appointed to build bridge, and allowed to raise mortgage. Rate of interest has dropped from 4½% to 2%. 2 is a mortgage. Has now brought an Ejectment for recovery of the toll gates and houses, and intends to keep possession until he has paid off his capital sum of £1,000 with interest. Tolls are let from 1st Jan. to Taylor, for £2,000.
ACC/0809/BR/597 Case and Opinion 28 Apr 1841 a) Case with the Opinion of Mr. Cleasby. b) Opinion as in a), and Case with additions: It has been suggested that Horne his son or father-in law (all mortgagees) or one of them should take possession; or else to bring an ejectment in the name of one of them.
ACC/0809/BR/598 Copy of Mr. Thesiger's Opinion on Evidence. 17 Jul 1841 He thinks that the first mortgagee acquired the whole legal estate and the subsequent ones only an equitable interest. Doe dem Levy v. Horne. In the Queen's Bench. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 90 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/599 Copy of Notice to produce documents from 1. 4 Aug 1841 to 2. dated 4th Aug. 1841 1. Lewis Levy 2. Henry A. Hill 3. R. Horne. With covering letter from 2. to 3.
ACC/0809/BR/600 Letter from 1. Thomas R. Ward, to 2. Randolph 27 Dec 1841 Horne. 1. suggests that Mr. Cleasby is informed of the precise details of money in hand, including that part invested jointly in the names of 2. and Levy. Enquires whether the money in hand is to be distributed to creditors, or retained for repairs.
ACC/0809/BR/601 Further notice for production of documents from 6 Aug 1841 Randolph Horne, defendant, and Henry Hill his attorney. With covering letter from Hill to Horne.
ACC/0809/BR/602 Draft notice by R. Horne. 21 Aug 1841 That in the case Levy v. Horne the Judge directed the verdict to be given for the plaintiff. And notice of a meeting to be held on 28th Aug. 1841.
ACC/0809/BR/603 Case, and Opinion of 1. 25 Aug 1841 1. J. Shapter of Lincoln's Inn 2. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Commissioners and one of the Mortgagees 3. William Taylor, Lessee of the Tolls. 4. Lewis Levy, one of the Mortgagees. Declaration of Ejectment was served on 2. and 3. Verdict given against them and for 4, but with liberty to 2. and 3 to enter a nonsuit, which 2. intends to do next term. But 4. has now intimated that he will serve notice on 3. not to pay any more rent to the Commissioners. 1's opinion is that 3. could not be compelled to pay rent to the Commissioners. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 91 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/604 Circular letter to Bondholders from Randolph 28 Aug 1841 Horne, Clerk Doe dem Levy v. Horne. A verdict was entered for the Plaintiff, Mr. Levy, on an Action of Ejectment, but reserving a point of law. The Commissioners are unable to pay any Interest until this is settled. Printed 3 copies
ACC/0809/BR/605 Receipt by George Lewin to J. H. Mitchiner for 2 Sep 1841 œ15.15.0 for time and expenses of attending at Croydon as a witness in the trial. Doe dem Levy v. Horne.
ACC/0809/BR/606 Letter from; 1. Lewis Levy, to; 2. Randolph 4 Sep 1841 Horne, Esq. 1. agrees to proposal of 2. All rent accruing due since the verdict to be placed in Levy's account and to be returned to 2. in case of a nonsuit.
ACC/0809/BR/607 Shorthand writer's notes of Motion for a Rule 1841 Nisi for a Nonsuit. Doe dem Levy v. Horne. In the Queen's Bench.
ACC/0809/BR/608 Plaintiff's Costs on Demurrer. Total œ18.19.6. 1841 1. Horne v. Ramsdale In the Exchequer of Pleas. 2. H. R. Hill.
ACC/0809/BR/609 Agreement 12 Oct 1841 1. Doe on demise of Levy, Plaintiff 2. Horne. The Rent of the tolls due from William Taylor is to be paid into Ashby's bank in the joint names of 1. and 2. until the final determination of the suit. Added at the bottom: "Let me have your copy back cancelled. L. Levy."
ACC/0809/BR/610 Letter from; 1. Lewis Levy, to; 2. Wm. Taylor 18 Oct 1841 (Copy addressed to M. Horne). As a result of an arrangement between 1. and Mr. Horne, 1. has agreed to withdraw the notice served on 2. and withdraws all claims. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 92 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/611 Statement for the attornies for 1. & 2. 1841 1. Doe on the demise of Levy (Lessor of the Plaintiff) 2. Horne (Defendant). Re the will of Sir Edward Banks, proved 22nd July 1835. (incomplete).
ACC/0809/BR/612 Printed statement of the Income and 25 Mar 1842 Expenditure of the Staines Bridge Trust. Total Income: £2,199.0.7. Total Expenditure: £1,085.13.4.
ACC/0809/BR/613 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. Randolph 13 May 1842 Horne, Esq. The Judges in the Court of Queen's Bench suggested that the Rule Nisi should be turned into a Special Case. 1. has made every effort to do this but Levy has refused. The case will be held in full court next term.
ACC/0809/BR/614 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 10 Nov 1842 Horne. The Trial was held to-day and a new point raised - that the Commissioners in their grant of Levy's mortgage made no reference to any previous mortgage and were therefore estopped from saying that they had not the whole legal estate in them.
ACC/0809/BR/615 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 30 Nov 1842 Horne. No Judgment on the case has yet been given. 1 gave brief details of the hearing.
ACC/0809/BR/616 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. Randolph 3 Dec 1842 Horne. Judgment on the case has still not been given, and will now not be until next term. 1. supposes this is because of a difference of opinion among the Judges.
ACC/0809/BR/617 Judgment for the plaintiff. (In pencil at the top 3 Dec 1842 "Copy sent to Mr. Horne 6/12/42".) 1. Doe on the demise of Levy, Plaintiff 2. Horne, Defendant. In the Court of Queen's Bench. Stitched in a cover. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 93 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/618 "Shorthand writer's notes of Judgment" in Court 3 Dec 1842 of Queen's Bench. Doe dem Levy v. (Plaintiff) Horne (Defendant). Judgment in favour of the Plaintiff, who is entitled to recover.
ACC/0809/BR/619 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 5 Dec 1842 Horne. Informs 2. that Judgment was given for the Plaintiff in case v. Levy. Also notes on Edgell's will; Feltham and Holback; and Horne v. Strange.
ACC/0809/BR/620 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 6 Dec 1842 Horne. Encloses a note of the Judgment which was given on Saturday last. Suggests that Mr. Treble might bring a new Ejectment.
ACC/0809/BR/621 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. Randolph 7 Dec 1842 Horne. Mr. Levy suggests he take possession without the intervention of the Sheriff thus saving £50 or more in poundage. 1. awaits 2's instructions on this.
ACC/0809/BR/622 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 8 Dec 1842 Horne. Arranging for 2. to attend the taxing at 12 the next day. Mr. Levy has said he supposes a new Ejectment will be brought by Mr. Treble and 1. urges 2. to speak to him about it.
ACC/0809/BR/623 Letter from; 1. W. Murdoch, to; 2. Randolph 10 Dec 1842 Horne, Esq. Arranging a meeting for Monday next. And the Costs which were made out at £211.3.6. have been taxed at £151.15.0.
ACC/0809/BR/624 Authorisation; 1. [The Commissioners of 12 Sep 1842 Staines Bridge] Lewis Levy and R. Horne, to; 2. The Mortgagees and Annuitants of Staines Bridge. 2. to be authorised to draw their share from Ashby's bank, of an unstated sum. (blank copy, signed) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 94 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/625 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. Randolph 14 Dec 1842 Horne. 1. has sent Mr. Levy a Consent for him to sign authorising the payment of costs out of funds, but thinks he will not sign it.
ACC/0809/BR/626 Letter from; 1. Lewis Levy, to; 2. R. Horne, Esq. 14 Dec 1842 The bearer of the letter, Frederick Graves, is the Collector appointed by 1. for the Staines Bridge Toll Houses.
ACC/0809/BR/627 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 15 Dec 1842 Horne. Various queries about items sent by 2. to be included in the Bill of Costs.
ACC/0809/BR/628 3 letters from Lewis Levy; Re the joint deposit 16,19 & 21 of cash in Ashby's bank. Dec 1842
ACC/0809/BR/629 3 letters from Lewis Levy (copies); Re the joint 16,19 & 21 deposit of cash in Ashby's bank. Dec 1842
ACC/0809/BR/630 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. Randolph 19 Dec 1842 Horne, Esq. 1. encloses authority from Levy to pay the money and has also received the cancelled agreement from him. He requests that 2. send his part of the agreement, cancelled in the same way.
ACC/0809/BR/631 Letter from; 1. Lewis Levy, to; 2. R. Horne, Esq. 20 Dec 1842 Requests a cheque by post to-morrow, for the costs.
ACC/0809/BR/632 Letter from; 1. W. Murdoch (for Mr. Hill) to; 2. R. 22 Dec Horne, Esq. Acknowledges receipt of cheque for costs £151.15.0. Encloses his own bill to the Commissioners.
ACC/0809/BR/633 Letter from; 1. Henry Hill, to; 2. Randolph 24 Dec 1842 Horne. 1. has seen Mr. Levy and he objects to troubling his Uncle to sign any further authorities. But believes 2. is at liberty to transfer the money to the Commissioners. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 95 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/634 Receipt by; 1. John Treble, from; 2. Mr. Horne 27 Dec 1842 For £7.10.0. For time and expenses at the trial at Croydon. Doe dem Levy v. Horne.
ACC/0809/BR/635 Balance Sheet Dec 1842 The Commissioners of Staines Bridge. Total Assets: £2,407. 9. 9. Expenditure: £661.16. 2. Balance in hand: £1,745.13.7. Note that there is only 1 Annuitant, and he is owed £160.
ACC/0809/BR/636 Case and Opinion of Mr. Cleasby 21 Dec 1842 Mr. Levy is now mortgagee in possession. The Commissioners wish to know who is responsible for repairs, lighting, etc., and wish to eject Levy. Mr. Cleasby recommends that an arrangement is made with Levy re repairs etc.
ACC/0809/BR/637 Case and Opinion of Mr. Cleasby. 30 Dec 1842 The Commissioners wish to know whether Levy can claim the rents etc. which accrued between August and December 1841, i.e. between trial of cause and the verdict: and whether the cash in hand can be distributed among creditors or retained for further repairs. Cleasby's opinion that they should retain the cash in hand as Levy could claim it.
ACC/0809/BR/638 2 letters from; 1. Lewis Levy, to; 2. Randolph 12 & 30 Jan Horne 1843 Re the distribution of Tolls.
ACC/0809/BR/639 7 letters from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. Randolph 7 Jan - 13 Apr Horne 1843 Re the filing of a Bill in Chancery for the appointment of a Receiver for the Tolls of Staines Bridge, in the possession of Levy.
ACC/0809/BR/640 Letter from; 1. George Rich (?), to; 2. Randolph 26 Jan 1843 Horne Re the filing of the Bill in Chancery. 1. invested in the Staines Bridge £1,300 of Trust money and now says "I have no other prospect before me than total ruin". He will discourage his brother Charles from appearing in the suit. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 96 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/641 8 letters from; 1. B. Austin, a Bondholder and 16 Feb - 29 Solicitor, to; 2. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Apr 1843 Staines Bridge Commissioners. Re Levy's possession of the Bridge. 1. urges the Commissioners to withdraw the case from Chancery and come to a private agreement. (1. acting as intermediary between 2. and Levy.) Extract from letter of 27th Feb: "Levy is not a man to be alarmed at such a proceeding, he rather loves litigation, has plenty of money and a Relation in the Law in no way indisposed to take advantage of it."
ACC/0809/BR/642 Request 7 Feb 1843 1. Bondholders of Staines Bridge 2. The Commissioners of Staines Bridge For a statement of accounts by 2. and that the balance of cash in hand be distributed among the Bondholders and Annuitants (in consequence of Mr. Levy taking possession) Note attached: that 2. are advised by Counsel not to distribute funds.
ACC/0809/BR/643 Writ of Summons 21 Feb 6 1. Lewis Levy and Sir John Gibbons, Bart. Victoria (Defendants) 2. Randolph Henry Horne (Plaindiff). To appear in Chancery to answer the bill filed by 2.
ACC/0809/BR/644 Notice from Lewis Levy to the Mortgagees and 27 Feb 1843 Annuitants of Staines Bridge of a Meeting on 27th Feb. 1843 to make arrangements for the distribution of the Tolls. Copied from the Windsor Express
ACC/0809/BR/645 Statement by Lewis Levy that he undertakes to 20 Mar 1843 distribute the Tolls rateably among all the Mortgagees and Annuitants. Copy LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 97 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/646 Statement by 29 of the mortgagees and 1843 annuitants of Staines Bridge, named, that they accept Mr. Levy's engagement to distribute the tolls proportionately and regard the Bill filed in Chancery by Randolph Horne against Lewis Levy, Solicitor of 3 Crescent Place, Blackfriars as unnecessary (Copy). A copy of Levy's engagement is given, dated 20 Mar. 1843.
ACC/0809/BR/647 4 letters from; 1. James Long, a Bondholder, to; 24th Mar - 16 2. Randolph Horne. Apr 1843 Re Levy's possession of the Bridge. 1. would like to see the Commissioners reinstated, but urges them to withdraw the suit from Chancery.
ACC/0809/BR/648 Letter from; 1. B. Austin, to; 2. R. Horne. 1 Apr 1843 Requesting a list of "fellow sufferers", i.e. a list of mortgagees. "I could get it at the clerk of the peace's but it would put me to trouble and expense."
ACC/0809/BR/649 Letter from; 1. Mr. Gilbertson, to; 2. Mrs. Shorts 3 Apr 1843 Re the signing of a paper by Bondholders in support of Mr. Levy. £40,000 worth of Bondholders have already signed.
ACC/0809/BR/650 Letter from; 1. B. Austin, Bondholder and 18 May 1843 Solicitor, to; 2. Randolph Horne, Esq. Re Mr. Levy's position as Mortgagee in possession and his intentions to distribute the Tolls and Income fairly, though he persists in refusing to restore possession to the Commissioners. 1 advises proceeding to a Chancery Bill.
ACC/0809/BR/651 Letter from; 1. B. Austin, to; 2. R. Horne. 23 May 1843 1. is unwell and therefore unable to arrange a meeting. Suggests a meeting arranged by 2. with the sanction of Counsel. Extract: "I am sure I could have managed with old Levy but his lawyer nephew puts all sorts of doubts into his head." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 98 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/652/A The Answer of; 1. Lewis Levy, one of the 22 May 1843; Defendants, to the Bill of complaint of; 2. Exd 3 Jun Randolph Henry Horne, on behalf of himself 1843 and all the other Mortgagees. 1. denies that he has refused to keep the bridge in repair, and declares his intention of distributing the tolls fairly. With a schedule of accounts Dec. 1842 - May 1843.
ACC/0809/BR/652/B The Answer of Sir John Gibbons, Bart., one of n.d. the Defendants, to Randolph Henry Horne's Bill of Complaint.
ACC/0809/BR/653 Case for the Opinion of James Parker Horne v. 18 Apr 1843 Levy and Sir John Gibbons, Bart. Re the dismissal of the case without costs.
ACC/0809/BR/654 Letter from; 1. B. Austin, to; 2. Randolph Horne 19 Jun 1843 1. has talked to Mr. Levy, and he waives all claim to the money in the hands of the Commissioners. Although he cannot distinctly authorise them to use it for the costs, he has no objection
ACC/0809/BR/655 Case and Opinion of James Parker 27 Jun 1843 Horne v. Levy and Sir John Gibbons, Bart. Horne filed a Bill in Chancery for the appointment of a Receiver to distribute the Tolls equally. Mr. Levy since stated his intention to distribute the Tolls, and the majority of the creditors are anxious to accept this statement without going to court. Opinion of Parker that the case be dismissed without costs.
ACC/0809/BR/656 Opinion of Mr. Cleasby on the Draft Agreement, 5 Jul & 10 Jun and a Draft Memorandum of Agreement with 1843 the Opinion of Mr. Cleasby dated June 10th 1843.
ACC/0809/BR/657 2 letters from B. Austin, one of the creditors, Re 4 & 7 Jul 1843 the dismissal of the case, with proviso that Levy will not take action on the mesne profits. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 99 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/658 Agreement 11 Jul 1843 1. Randolph Henry Horne on behalf of himself and all other mortgagees of the Bridge, and annuitants 2. Lewis Levy and Sir John Gibbons, Bart. That the Bill shall be dismissed without costs. The Commissioners to divide the cash in hand among the bondholders and annuitants reserving a sum for repairs. (And another incomplete copy and a draft).
ACC/0809/BR/659 Letter from Hill & Heald to R. Horne that the 3 Aug 1843 order to dismiss without costs has been served 'today'.
ACC/0809/BR/660 Letter from Thomas Plews for Mr. Banks, a 26 Sep 1843 Bondholder, that he is dissatisfied with Mr. Levy's administration of the bridge and requests information of any steps being taken to dislodge him.
ACC/0809/BR/661 Letters from; 1. Matthew Gilbertson, to; 2. A. 7,11 Dec 1856 Cleasby. Requests information whether the Bridge should revert to the Trustees since Mr. Levy has now died.
ACC/0809/BR/662 Statement of case submitted for legal opinion, [1861] R. H. Horne, solicitor, to the Commissioners of Staines Bridge. About 3 or 4 years ago the Thames passed into the hands of the Thames Conservancy and the annual sum due fell from £55 to £15. The Commissioners are therefore unable to repair the bridge, and question who is liable for repair 1) The Mortgagee in possession, Mr. Levy; 2) The parishes of Staines and Egham; 3) The counties of Middlesex and Surrey; 4) The Commissioners. And draft case.
ACC/0809/BR/663 The Opinion of 1. on the question of liability for 31 Jul 1861 repair of Staines Bridge. 1. Edward F. Burton; 2. R. H. Horne. "Clear conclusion" that the County is liable and not the Trustees or the Mortgagee, on precedent - case quoted. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 100 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/664 Letters (2) to R. Horne (i) re conference on the 26 Oct 25 Nov Bridge (ii) sending papers re Bridge to Surrey 1861 Quarter Sessions.
ACC/0809/BR/665 A file of 92 letters sent to 1. 15 Jan 1874 - 1. Horne and Engall 8 Jul 1889 2. F. H. Pownall, Ric. Nicholson, and mainly Burton, Yeates & Hart. Re Staines Bridge etc. (including a copy of Notice to to the Clerk of the Peace dated 1st Jan. 1880 requesting names and addresses of 2 inhabitants on whom indictments can be served.) Also including a letter from Messrs. L. & J. Parnell, Bookseller of London, saying they have sent the print of Staines Bridge. Also give details of 2 maps of Middlesex for sale, dated 1750 and 1801.
ACC/0809/BR/666 Case and Opinion of 1. on the responsibility for 1877 repair of the County Bridges, Staines. 1. Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson 2. Staines Local Board. 1. recommends that 2. do the repairs necessary and if a decision is then given that the County are liable, they can recover their money. He thinks the 4 other bridges are clearly County Bridges, but the decision on Staines Bridge approach is not sure. And a draft copy of the Case.
ACC/0809/BR/667 Instructions of Staines Local Board for an 1878 Indictment against the County (for the non -repair of the approaches to Staines Bridge).
ACC/0809/BR/668 2 Bills of 1. One for œ10.4.0. One for œ9.6.0. 4 Sep 1878 Signed by 1. 1. Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson 2. Messrs. Horne & Engall.
ACC/0809/BR/669 Copies of 3 letters from; 1. Richard Nicholson, 16,24 Jan 2 to; 2. Messrs. Burton, Yeates & Hart (clipped Feb 1880 together) Regina v. Inhabitants of Middlesex. Re dispute over Staines Bridge. Gives names of 2 householders who will appear to defend any proceedings: Capt. Willm Brockman Morley of Notting Hill; and Montague Bertie Herbert Esq. of Eccleston St., S.W. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 101 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/670 File of 23 letters from; 1. Richard Nicholson, to; 16 Jan 1880 - 2. Messrs. Burton, Yeates & Hart. 1 Aug 1883 Re dispute Regina v. Inhabitants of Middlesex over the upkeep of Staines Bridge, Sweeps Bridge, Shire Bridge and Langford Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/671 Indictment against the County of Middlesex for n.d. the non-repair of Staines Bridge. And 2 Drafts of this.
ACC/0809/BR/672 Notice to Clerk of Peace of Indictment. 15 Jan 1880 Requesting names and addresses of Inhabitants of County on whom Indictments can be served, by Burton, Yeates & Hart, 37 Lincoln's Inn Fields, Agents for Horne & Engall of Staines, Solicitors for the Prosecution. 2 copies and draft
ACC/0809/BR/673 Notice to move for a rule absolute to enter a 1880 suggestion changing the place of trial to Surrey, addressed to Capt. Wm. Brockman Morley and Montague Bertie Herbert, inhabitants of Surrey. (draft).
ACC/0809/BR/674 Affidavit of John Anthony Engall of Staines, n.d. Clerk to and Solicitor for Staines Local Board. Prosecutor of the Indictment. (Incomplete). Re non-repair of Staines Bridge and its approaches. And a draft of it.
ACC/0809/BR/675 Notice to the Justices of the County of n.d. Middlesex, Capt. Wm. Brockman Morley, Montague Bertie Herbert Esq. and Mr. Richard Nicholson that the Queens Bench Division will be moved on 13th May 1880. For non-repair of the Shire Bridge, Sweeps Bridge and Langford Bridge respectively. 4 copies
ACC/0809/BR/676 In the Court of Queen's Bench. 5 Jul 1880 The Queen v. The Inhabitants of the County of Middlesex Rule of Court. At the instance of the Prosecutors, it is ordered that the issue be tried by a Jury in Surrey. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 102 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/677 Draft Order to State a Case. 5 Jan 1883 The Queen v. The inhabitants of Middlesex 1. Richard Nicholson 2. Burton & Co. (Transfer of case to Court of Queen's Bench). Written at the bottom "As altered in red ink I see no objection to this draft on behalf of the Defdts." and signed by 1. and by 2 on 8th Jan.
ACC/0809/BR/678 Draft Warrant of Nisi Prius on an Indictment for 1880 the non-repair of Staines Bridge. Queen v. The Inhabitants of Middlesex.
ACC/0809/BR/679 Issue 1880 Regina v. The Inhabitants of Middlesex. In the Court of Queen's Bench. Staines Bridge and others.
ACC/0809/BR/680 Draft copy of the Special Case 1 Aug 1883 Regina on the prosecution of the Local Board of Staines v. The Inhabitants of the County of Middlesex. In the Court of Queen's Bench. Pro-Defendants. Dispute over the responsibility for repairing the approaches to Staines Bridge called Clarence Street and Bridge Street. Staines Local Board claim that the County should assume all responsibility held by the Commissioners before 1871. Written at the bottom: "As altered in Red Ink I see no objection to this draft on behalf of the Defendant" and signature of Richd. Nicholson, and date. And 3 other copies, 2 unsigned.
ACC/0809/BR/681 Indictment n.d. Regina v. The Inhabitants of Middlesex. The non-repair of the Shire Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/682 Rule of Court 5 Jul 1881 The Queen v. The Inhabitants of Middlesex. At the Instance of the Prosecution it is ordered that the issue be tried by a Jury in Surrey.
ACC/0809/BR/683 Affidavit of John Anthony Engall, Clerk to and n.d. Solicitor for the Staines Local Board. Re the removal of the case to Surrey Assizes. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 103 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/684 Notice to the Justices of the County of 1880 Middlesex and to Capt. William Brockman Morley and Montague Bertie Herbert Esq. , and Mr. Richard Nicholson, their Solicitor, that the Court of Queen's Bench will be moved on 13th May 1880, on removal of the case by Writ of Certiorari. And a rough copy of this.
ACC/0809/BR/685 Issue 1880 The Queen v. The Inhabitants of Middlesex. In the Court of Queen's Bench. Re non-repair of the Shire Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/686 Draft Special Case 1 Aug 1883 Regina v. The Inhabitants of Middlesex. In the Court of Queen's Bench. Re the non-repair of the Shire Bridge. 2 copies
ACC/0809/BR/687 Plan and South West Elevation of Shire Bridge. n.d. Scale of Plan: 25' to 1" Scale of Elevation: 8' to 1". 24" x 15".
ACC/0809/BR/688 Regina v. Inhabitants of Middlesex. (Items 1881 numbered 688-695) Non-repair of Sweeps Bridge. Documents as for case re Shire Bridge, also Order of Court for removal to Queen's Bench.
ACC/0809/BR/696/A Receipt for 5/- by; 1. James Wooren, from; 2. 18 Jan 1880 Mr. Engall. For attending before the Grand Jury as to the Bridges.
ACC/0809/BR/696/B Receipt for 10/6 by; 1. William Rolle, from; 2. 15 Jan 1880 Mr. Engall. For expenses attending before the Grand Jury on account of Bridges. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 104 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/697 Plan and South West Elevation of Sweeps n.d. Bridge. Scale of Plan: 25' to 1". Scale of Elevation: 8' to 1". Headed: "Sweeps Bridge. Rebuilt by Local Authority since Surveyor's Report of Feb. 1874". Size 24" x 14".
ACC/0809/BR/698 Regina v. Inhabitants of Middlesex (Items 1881 numbered 698-704) Non-repair of Langford Bridge. Documents as for case re Shire Bridge, also Draft order of court for removal of case to Court of Queen's Bench and Notice of Trial there.
ACC/0809/BR/705 Vestry minutes: Resolution that a protest be 23 Mar 1815; made re the stoppage of a pathway leading 29 Oct 1818; along the East side of the Thames through 18 Mar 1830 Bush Meadow. Copy of order that the officers "examined the books and papers in the chest relative to the old Workhouse at Hale Bridge." Copy of resolution of the Vestry that they request the County to repair Langford Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/706 Plan and South West Elevation of Langford n.d. Bridge. Scale of Plan: 25' to 1". Scale of Elevation: 8' to 1". Size: 24" x 15".
ACC/0809/BR/707 Regina v. Inhabitants of Middlesex. (Items 1881 numbered 707-713) Non-repair of Hale Bridge. Documents as for case re Shire Bridge and also draft order of removal to Court of Queen's Bench. See ACC/0809/BR/681-686.
ACC/0809/BR/714 Plan and North West Elevation of Hale Bridge. n.d. Scale of Plan: 25' to 1". Scale of Elevation: 8' to 1". Size: 24" x 29'.
ACC/0809/BR/715 Jury presentment (draft) that Colne Bridge in post 1869 Staines is in a state of decay and that the responsibility for repair lies with the Inhabitants of Middlesex. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 105 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/BR/716 Memorandum as to removal by Certiorari. c 1880 And as to costs, addressed to Mr. Tindal Atkinson. (draft). Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/BR/717 Papers (7) re Regina v. Middlesex covering to/ 1880 case papers.
ACC/0809/BR/718 2 Bills 13 Jan & 21 1. Burton & Co. May 1880 2. Office of the Clerk of the Peace for Middlesex. Legal dispute over 5 County Bridges repairs. £4. 0. 0 for prosecutions and £1. 1. 0 for the Writ of Certiorari.
ACC/0809/BR/719 Bill of; 1. G. Emberson, Artist photographer of 1 Dec 1880 Chertsey, Surrey, to; 2. Mr. Engall. For 12 photographs from three different views of Staines Bridge. £3. 0. 0.
ACC/0809/BR/720 Bill of Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson. 6 & 7 Nov Fees paid to him in the matter of Staines 1890 Bridge. June 1877 to July 1890. (Details given). Total £55.15.6. And £6.18.6. further fees paid to him, Sept. -Oct. 1888. Written at the end "I certify that the above fees have been paid to me", and signed by Mr. Atkinson.
ACC/0809/BR/721 Letter (copy) from; 1. to; 2. 1. Horne & Engall; 6 Jul 1889 2. Messrs. Burton & Co. 3. Richardson Nicholson, Clerk of the County Council. Enclosing a copy of a letter received from 3. on behalf of the Highways Sub-Committee making an informal suggestion that if the County declare Clarence Street a main road and therefore take over responsibility for repair, then the dispute be dropped, with each side paying own costs. Letter addressed to John A. Engall, Clerk to Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/BR/722 Copy Articles of Agreement; Staines Local 1898 Board and the Middlesex County Council. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 106 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates Cranford Sewer Authority
ACC/0809/CS/001 Minute Book 25 Aug 1866 - Cranford Sewer Authority, meeting in the 15 Feb 1873 Schoolhouse and elsewhere.
ACC/0809/CS/002 Draft Minutes. 24 Nov 1866 - 43 items 17 Feb 1871
ACC/0809/CS/003 Cash Book 4 Apr 1867 - Cranford Sewer Authority accounts, finally 22 Feb 1873 closed 22 Feb. 1873 on transfer to Staines Union.
ACC/0809/CS/004 Cheque Book. 8 Feb 1869 - 22 May 1873
ACC/0809/CS/005 Receipt Book. 4 Mar 1872 - 10 May 1873
ACC/0809/CS/006 Receipts and Receipted Accounts. 1867 - 1871 1 bundle. (78 items)
ACC/0809/CS/007 Bank Book with London Joint Stock Bank. 29 Jan 1869 - 22 May 1873
ACC/0809/CS/008 Letters (29). Cheques (7). 30 May 1867 - 31 May 1871
ACC/0809/CS/009 1 bundle letters (38) from Dismore, De La Rue Aug 1866 - and others. Objections to drainage scheme; Dec 1866 discussion of sites for sewer; appointment of surveyor, etc.
ACC/0809/CS/010 1 bundle letters (96) from De La Rue, Dismore 1867 and others. Appointment of contractors; raising loan from Public Works Loan Commission; complaints about private drains, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 107 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/CS/011 1 bundle letters (103) from Dismore De La Rue, 1868 Graham and others. Liability of rate payers for sewers; refusals to pay; objections to proposed site; complaints against private drains; complaints from tradesmen that Cranford Sewer Authority has not paid their bills; appearance of two workmen at Magistrates' Court for creating a nuisance, etc.
ACC/0809/CS/012 1 bundle letters (72) from De La Rue, Dismore 1869,1870,187 and others. Objections to sewer; permission to 1,1873 cross main Bath Road; complaints of non -payment from tradesmen; raising another loan; and 9, sewn together, on transfer to Staines Board of Guardians 1873, etc. Dispute on Chas. Innes over the custody of plans.
ACC/0809/CS/013 Packets of letters and vouchers: (a) Letters (27) 1871 - 1872 Jan.-June 1872; (b) Letters (4) June-July 1871, account 1871, Middlesex Chronicle June 1871; (c) Vouchers (21) Jan. 1871-June 1872.
ACC/0809/CS/014 Packets of letters and vouchers: (a) Middlesex 1872 - 1873 Chronicle; (b) Vouchers (19) June 1872-May 1873; (c) Letters (32) June 1872-May 1873 on process of utilizing sewage, transfer to Staines Board of Guardians, protest at purchase of land, etc.
ACC/0809/CS/015 Surveyor's Report for Cranford Sewer, including 1866 section of ditch, estimates of costs
ACC/0809/CS/016 One bundle: Letters, receipts, 2 Mortgages. 1869,1873/187 Loans raised by Cranford Sewer Authority on 9,1885,1887 security of the rates from the Public Works Loan Commission.
ACC/0809/CS/017 Miscellaneous bundle (29 items) including 6 1865 - 1871 copies of the Middlesex Chronicle, auditors' accounts 1868-1871, acts relating to sewage, professional charges from the Royal Institute of British Architects, licence to dig up High Road etc.
ACC/0809/CS/018 One bundle newspapers. (3); The Times, 13 1867 - 1868 Nov. 1867; Middlesex Chronicle, 19 Oct., 26 Oct. 1868. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 108 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/CS/019 Miscellaneous bundle (9 items) 1865,1867/8,1 Audited Account, 1867 873 Statement of debt, 1869 Draft Account, 1873 Estimate of costs, n.d. Counsel's opinion, on ratepayers' liability, 1868 Questionnaire from Rivers Pollution Commission, completed, 1873, And others.
ACC/0809/CS/020 a) Conveyance; 1. Francis Wm. Fitzhardinge, 2 Jun 1871 baronet; 2. Cranford Sewer Authority. Site of Sewer. b) Plan enclosed.
ACC/0809/CS/021 Stamp of Authority. 1866 - 1873
ACC/0809/CS/022 Seal matrix of Authority. Impression on deed 1866 - 1873 ACC/0809/CS/20. Title deeds
ACC/0809/D/001 Copy of an Indenture of Bargain and Sale 10 Apr 2 Chas 1. John Goodwyn alias Saunders of the Hythe, I [1626] Egham, yeoman 2. William Lydgold of Egham, Tanner. 2a. of arable in Hithfield in Silverland Shot in Egham with the land of Richard Day the elder, gent., on the west, and land of Richard Weekes on the east; and 2 Ayts (as in other deeds). At the end: Examined 7th Nov. 1628 by Henry Wyllet, Junior.
ACC/0809/D/002 Indenture of a Lease for 99 years 21 May 6 Chas 1. William Grove of Chertsey, cooper I [1630] 2. Francis Goodwyne alias Saunders of the Hythe, Egham, basket maker (1 ayt on the River Thames called Great Rowsie description and abuttals as in Indenture of 1637).
ACC/0809/D/003 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 15 Apr 1637 1. William Grove of Chertsey, cooper 13 Chas I 2. Christopher Warden of Chertsey, scrivener 2 ayts on the Thames abutting on lands of James Wilkinson on the east and a meadow of Thomas Clarke's on the west, and Staines Church on the north, in the occupation of Francis Goodwin alias Saunders. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 109 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/004 Bond in œ280 15 Apr 1637 1. William Grove 13 Chas I Bound to: 2. Christopher Warden Performance of Indenture of same date.
ACC/0809/D/005 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 30 Mar 1638 1. Christopher Warden of Chertsey, scrivener 14 Chas I 2. William Lidgolde of Staines, tanner 2 ayts (as in Indenture of 11 July 1638).
ACC/0809/D/006 Bond in œ270 30 Mar 1638 1. Christopher Warden 14 Chas I Bound to: 2. William Lidgold Performance of Indenture of same date. (Attached to Indenture)
ACC/0809/D/007 Indenture of Bargain and Sale to 2 11 Jul 1638 14 1. William Lidgold of Staines, tanner Chas I 2. James Guy of Egham, inhoulder 3. Francis Goodwyne alias Saunders 4. Joane Lynnoll, widow 2 Ayts on the River Thames abutting on a meadow sometime Thomas Clarke's on the west, Staines Church on the north and the highway from Staines to Egham on the south. One ayt is called Great Rowsie, and is in the occupation of 3. The other is in the occupation of 4. For £140. And another copy with mark of 1. and seal missing.
ACC/0809/D/008 Copy of the will of 1. 13 Mar 1650 1. James Guy of Egham, Surrey, Innholder 2. Richard Guy, son of 1. 3. James Guy, son of 1. 4. Margaret Guy, wife of 1. Bequests include: a) 6 tenements in Vinegar Yard near Drury Lane, Middlesex and a lease of "divers tenements" in Petty France with about £20 p.a. to 2,, and b) Copyhold land in Egham which 1. bought from James Coggs (no other details given) to 3., and c) The lease of his dwelling house to 4. 2. and 4. to be joint executors. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 110 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/009 Indenture of Lease and Release 21 & 22 Apr 1 1. John Guy of London, wine cooper, Samuel Anne [1702] Guy of London, clock maker, Margaret Guy of London, spinster, Rebecca Guy of London, spinster, sons and daughters of Samuel Guy of Egham, gent., and Margaret his wife, both deceased, and Richard Wavell of London, gent., executor in trust, 2. Cornelius Goodwin, alias Saunders of the Hithe, Egham The ayt island or osier ground, orchard, meadow and pasture land containing 3 acres and called Great Rowsey, a little above Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/D/010 Indenture of Lease and Release 21 & 22 Apr 1 1. John Guy of London, wine cooper, Samuel Anne [1702] Guy of London, clock maker, Margaret Guy of London, spinster, Rebecca Guy of London, spinster, sons and daughters of Samuel Guy of Egham, gent., and Margaret his wife, both deceased, and Richard Wavell of London, gent., executor in trust, 2. Cornelius Goodwin, alias Saunders of the Hithe, Egham The ayt island or osier ground, orchard, meadow and pasture land containing 3 acres and called Great Rowsey, a little above Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/D/011 Assignment of Lease from 2. to 3. 29 Apr 1709 1. Samuell Walton, late citizen and fishmonger of London 2. Samuell Walton of London "chymist" and Nicholas Couch of London, gent. (Executors of will of Charles Walton who was executor of will of 1.) 3. Cornelius Goodwyn alias Saunders of Egham, basket maker 1 ayt called Great Rowsie. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 111 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/012 Office copy of the will of 1. 20 Aug 1731 1. Cornelius Goodwin alias Saunders of Egham proved 1731/2 Hithe, basket maker 2. Elizabeth Eglestone, granddaughter of 1. 3. Mary Plaister, granddaughter of 1. 4. Rebecca Paine, granddaughter of 1. 5. Martha Paine, granddaughter of 1. 6. Benjamin Burbank, grandson of 1. 7. Rebeccah Paine and Esther Plaister, sisters of 1., Executrices. Bequests: The ayt or osier ground for a term of 2 years to 2. and then 2 years to 3. and then 2 years to 4. then 2 years to 5. then 2 years to 6. 4 thousand osier sets to be planted yearly. At the end of 12 years the ayt to be sold and the profits shared.
ACC/0809/D/013 Indentures of Lease and Release 3 & 4 Aug 5 1. Jonathan Newman of New Sarum [Salisbury] Geo I 1719 merchant, son in law of Thomas Morris, late of Egham Hythe, carrier, deceased, and Jonathan Newman the younger, citizen and "Drygest" of London 2. William Noyes of Reading, gent. 2 pieces of orchard ground containing 2 roods. Endorsement: "Mr. Newman and his sons Release to me of the 2 slipes lyeing through the orchard at Egham".
ACC/0809/D/014 Indentures of Lease and Release 3 & 4 Aug 5 1. Jonathan Newman of New Sarum [Salisbury] Geo I 1719 merchant, son in law of Thomas Morris, late of Egham Hythe, carrier, deceased, and Jonathan Newman the younger, citizen and "Drygest" of London 2. William Noyes of Reading, gent. 2 pieces of orchard ground containing 2 roods. Endorsement: "Mr. Newman and his sons Release to me of the 2 slipes lyeing through the orchard at Egham". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 112 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/015 Acknowledgment of the Discharge of a Legacy 31 Mar 2 Geo 1. William Sitwell of London, esq, executor of II 1755 will of 2. 2. Peter Noyes, ironmonger, of London 3. William Noyes of Reading, gent., father of 2. 4. Thomas Herbert Noyes of Great Berkhamsted, son of William Noyes, deceased, and grandson of 3. Paid to 1. by 4. 3. bequeathed 2 pieces of orchard at Egham Hythe to his wife with remainder to his son William, with proviso that £30 be paid to 2.
ACC/0809/D/016 Attested Copy of the will of 1. 27 May 9 Geo 1. Robert Emmett II 1736 2. Richard, son of 1., sole executor, 3. William, son of 1. 4. Elizabeth and Jane, daughters of 1. Bequests include: a) to 2. the messuage in which 1. dwells with buildings, gardens, orchards and 46 acres and a water mill; and a messuage in the occupation of widow Parient with gardens, orchard and 14 acres. b) to 3. the messuage in occupation of Edward Churchfeild with 17 acres; a close of land called Rudley containing 4 acres; a copyhold meadow containing 4 acres. c) to 4. the messuage in occupation of James Pullin bearing the sign of the Sun with barns, gardens, orchards and 15 acres.
ACC/0809/D/017 Indentures of Lease and Release to 4. 3 & 4 Dec 5 1. Edmund Elkins of Guildford, basket maker, Geo II mortgagor 2. Giles Viner of Upper Tooting, gardener, and Jane his wife 3. John Lane of Chobham, victualler 4. Matthew Nicholls of Shepperton, brewer The moiety of the messuage bearing the sign of the Sun with the barn, buildings, garden, orchard and 15 acres of land belonging to 2. And the moiety belonging to 3.
ACC/0809/D/018 Indenture of Release 26 Feb 25 Geo 1. John Lane of Cobham, victualler II 1752 2. Joseph Staton of St. Martin in the Fields, Innholder The messuage bearing the sign of the Sun with barn, buildings, garden, orchard and 15 acres. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 113 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/019 Bond in œ100. 26 Feb 25 Geo 1. John Lane of Chobham, victualler; Matthew II 1752 Nicholls of Shepperton, brewer; and John Fell of Gray's Inn, gent. Bound to: 2. Joseph Staton of St. Martin in the Fields, innholder. Performance of Indentures dated 25th and 26th Feb. 1752.
ACC/0809/D/020 Indenture of Bargain and Sale to 4. 26 Feb 25 Geo 1. Matthew Nicholls of Shepperton, brewer II 1752 2. John Lane of Chobham, Surrey, victualler 3. Joseph Staton of St. Martin in the Fields, innholder 4. Samuel Plummer of Clifford Inn, gent. In trust for Joseph Staton. The messuage bearing the sign of the Sun etc.
ACC/0809/D/021 Right and left Land Indentures of a fine. 25 Geo II 1. Matthew Nicholls, plaintiff 2. Giles Viner and Jane his wife, deforciants. A moiety of one messuage with barn, garden, orchard, 15 acres of land, and 3 acres of meadow,
ACC/0809/D/022 Right and left Land Indentures of a fine. 25 Geo II 1. Matthew Nicholls, plaintiff 2. Giles Viner and Jane his wife, deforciants. A moiety of one messuage with barn, garden, orchard, 15 acres of land, and 3 acres of meadow,
ACC/0809/D/023 Indentures of Lease and Release. 26 & 27 Dec 7 1. Joseph Staton late of St. Martin in the Fields, Geo III 1766 now of St. Leonard Shoreditch, gent, and Ann his wife 2. John Creuze of Old Broad Street, London, jeweller. The messuage bearing the sign of the Sun with barn, buildings, garden, orchard, and 15 acres of land. Endorsement: Receipt for £665 paid to 1. by 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 114 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/024 Indentures of Lease and Release. 26 & 27 Dec 7 1. Joseph Staton late of St. Martin in the Fields, Geo III 1766 now of St. Leonard Shoreditch, gent, and Ann his wife 2. John Creuze of Old Broad Street, London, jeweller. The messuage bearing the sign of the Sun with barn, buildings, garden, orchard, and 15 acres of land. Endorsement: Receipt for £665 paid to 1. by 2.
ACC/0809/D/025 Right and left Land Indentures of a fine. 7 Geo III 1. John Creuze, plaintiff 2. Joseph Staton, gent., and Ann his wife, deforciants. A messuage with barn, stable, garden, orchard, 15 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and 3 acres of pasture.
ACC/0809/D/026 Right and left Land Indentures of a fine. 7 Geo III 1. John Creuze, plaintiff 2. Joseph Staton, gent., and Ann his wife, deforciants. A messuage with barn, stable, garden, orchard, 15 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and 3 acres of pasture.
ACC/0809/D/027 Indenture of Bargain and Sale. 27 Dec 7 Geo 1. Joseph Staton and Ann his wife III 1766 2. John Creuze Premises as above.
ACC/0809/D/028 Indentures of Lease and Release to 2 and 3. 23 & 24 Oct 12 1. John Creuze of Old Broad Street, London, Geo III 1772 jeweller, and Elizabeth his wife 2. Edward Jenkins of Chobham, butcher 3. John Whitbourn of Ripley, Surrey, brewer. The new built brick messuage with barn, buildings, stables outhouses, gardens, orchard, and backsides, and 2 closes of arable adjoining, containing 2 acres, called Castle Grove; and a meadow called Quaites Mead containing 3 acres; and the messuage bearing the sign of the Sun with barn, garden, orchard, and 15 acres. 2 red wax applied seals. The Sun Inn to go to 3. and the rest of the premises to 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 115 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/029 Indentures of Lease and Release to 2 and 3. 23 & 24 Oct 12 1. John Creuze of Old Broad Street, London, Geo III 1772 jeweller, and Elizabeth his wife 2. Edward Jenkins of Chobham, butcher 3. John Whitbourn of Ripley, Surrey, brewer. The new built brick messuage with barn, buildings, stables outhouses, gardens, orchard, and backsides, and 2 closes of arable adjoining, containing 2 acres, called Castle Grove; and a meadow called Quaites Mead containing 3 acres; and the messuage bearing the sign of the Sun with barn, garden, orchard, and 15 acres. 2 red wax applied seals. The Sun Inn to go to 3. and the rest of the premises to 2.
ACC/0809/D/030 Attested copy of an Indenture of Mortgage for 19 Apr 38 Geo œ600 III 1798 1. John Whitburn of Ripley, Surrey, brewer 2. William Masterman; Henry Peters; Thomas Walker; Daniel Mildred; James Maude and Gerard Scorer of White Hart Court, Lombard Street, City of London, bankers and partners. The messuage with barns, stables, buildings, gardens, orchards etc. with their appurtenances called Wheelers, and 30 acres in the parish of Pyrford; and 2 acres of meadow in Walsham Mead in Pryford; and the messuage called the Sign of the Sun with barn, buildings, garden, and orchard. (Copy dated 17 May 1804).
ACC/0809/D/031 Attested copy of the will of 1. 14 Mar 1794 1. John Whitburn, brewer, of Ripley, Surrey 2. Executors: Sarah, his wife; Francis, his son; and Anthony Sterry of Southwark 3. Sarah, his wife; Francis, his son; John, his son; Robert, his son; Thomas, his son; Anna Maria, his daughter. His property to be sold and profits divided into 6 parts, one part to go to each of 3. John Whitburn died 1802. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 116 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/032 Attested copy of an Assignment of a mortgage 5 May 1803 1. William Masterman; Henry Peters; Thomas Walker; Daniel Mildred; James Maude; and Gerard Scorer 2. Francis Whitburn and Anthony Sterry. Property as in 1798 mortgage. (Copy dated 17 May 1804).
ACC/0809/D/033 Indentures of a mortgage for œ500. (Lease and 19 & 20 Dec Release). 44 Geo III 1. Francis Whitburn of Oxford Street, oilman 1803 and Anthony Sterry of Southwark, oilman; the surviving executors of the will of John Whitburn 2. Francis and John Whitburn of Pirford, yeomen; Thos. Whitburn of Ripley, brewer; Anna Maria Whitburn of Ripley, spinster; children and legatees of John Whitburn 3. Robert, son and legatee of John Whitburn, and James Nesmyth of Chobham, yeoman, mortgagor. The Sun Inn. (3. bought the other five parts of this property from his brothers and sister, on death of his father in 1802) Endorsement: Receipt for £720 paid by 4. to 3. 6 red wax appended seals.
ACC/0809/D/034 Indentures of a mortgage for œ500. (Lease and 19 & 20 Dec Release). 44 Geo III 1. Francis Whitburn of Oxford Street, oilman 1803 and Anthony Sterry of Southwark, oilman; the surviving executors of the will of John Whitburn 2. Francis and John Whitburn of Pirford, yeomen; Thos. Whitburn of Ripley, brewer; Anna Maria Whitburn of Ripley, spinster; children and legatees of John Whitburn 3. Robert, son and legatee of John Whitburn, and James Nesmyth of Chobham, yeoman, mortgagor. The Sun Inn. (3. bought the other five parts of this property from his brothers and sister, on death of his father in 1802) Endorsement: Receipt for £720 paid by 4. to 3. 6 red wax appended seals. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 117 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/035 Bond in œ1,000 20 Dec 44 Geo 1. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, brewer III 1803 Bound to: 2. James Nesmyth of Chobham, yeoman. Performance of Indenture of the same date.
ACC/0809/D/036 Indenture assigning the Sun Inn for three 20 Dec 44 Geo separate terms of 1,000 years from 1. and 2. to III 1803 7. in trust for 5. and 6. 1. Francis Creuze late of Broad Street, jeweller, now of Leatherhead, Surrey, esq. 2. George Ware of Southwark, gent. 3. Francis Whitburn of Oxford Street, oilman, and Anthony Sterry of Southwark, oilman, surviving executors of the will of John Whitburn 4. Francis and John Whitburn of Pirford, Surrey, yeomen; Thomas Whitburn of Ripley, brewer, and Anna Maria Whitburn of Ripley, spinster, all children and legatees of John Whitburn. 5. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, brewer, son and legatee of John Whitburn 6. James Nesmyth of Chobham, yeoman 7. John Churchill of Chertsey, gent. 11 red was applied seals.
ACC/0809/D/037 Indenture assigning Mortgage of œ500 from 1. 14 Apr 1807 to 4. The Sun Inn. 1. James Collier of Chobham, yeoman, and Wm. Smith of Bisley, yeoman, executors of the will of James Nesmyth 2. James Nesmyth of Chobham, nephew of James Nesmyth, deceased 3. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, brewer 4. Thos. La Coste of Chertsey, mealman, and David Newman of Send, executors of the will of Matthew Biggs.
ACC/0809/D/038 Bond in œ1,000 14 Apr 44 Geo 1. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, brewer III 1807 Bound to: 2. Thomas La Coste of Chertsey, mealman and David Newman of Send, yeoman. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 118 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/039 Indentures assigning a mortgage of œ400 from 2 May 1821 1. to 3. (Lease and Release) The messuage called "The Sun" 1. Thomas La Coste of Chertsey, mealman, and David Newman of Send, yeoman, executors of the will of Matthew Biggs of Chertsey 2. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, yeoman, mortgagee 3. Elizabeth Bailey of Chobham, widow, mortgagor. 4 red wax applied seals. Endorsement: Receipt for £400 paid by 3. to 1.
ACC/0809/D/040 Indentures assigning a mortgage of œ400 from 2 May 1821 1. to 3. (Lease and Release) The messuage called "The Sun" 1. Thomas La Coste of Chertsey, mealman, and David Newman of Send, yeoman, executors of the will of Matthew Biggs of Chertsey 2. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, yeoman, mortgagee 3. Elizabeth Bailey of Chobham, widow, mortgagor. 4 red wax applied seals. Endorsement: Receipt for £400 paid by 3. to 1.
ACC/0809/D/041 Agreement for sale to 2. 2 Jun 1826 1. John and Charles Farnell, both of Isleworth 2. William Harris The Sun at Chobham and The Barley Mow at Horsell which 1. purchased from Robert Whitburn, of Ripley, brewer.
ACC/0809/D/042 Bill of Costs presented by 1. to 2. 21 Jan 1826 1. Henry Farnell 2. William Harris re the purchase of the Sun, Chobham and the Barley Mow, Horsell. Total: £79.11.0. And a note of receipt by 1. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 119 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/043 Bill of Costs presented by 1. to 2. 21 Jan 1826 1. Henry Farnell 2. William Harris re the purchase of the Sun, Chobham and the Barley Mow, Horsell. Total: £79.11.0. And a note of receipt by 1.
ACC/0809/D/044 Indenture of Release to 6. 30 Oct 1826 1. John Churchill of Deddington, Oxford, gent. 2. Edward Alexander of Chobham, gardener, Heir at law of Eliz. Bailey 3. Samuel Mumford of Chobham, farmer and Maurice Burchel of Chobham, farmer 4. Robert Whitburn of Ripley, brewer 5. John and Charles Farnell of Isleworth, brewers 6. William Harris of Staines, brewer, and Robert Harris of Chertsey, butcher. The Sun Inn at Chobham.
ACC/0809/D/045 Note on the valuation of the fixtures of the [1826] Barley Mow, Horsell and the Sun, Chobham.
ACC/0809/D/046 Agreement for lease 15 May 1827 1. William Harris of Staines, brewer 2. James Squires of Chobham. Of the messuage called The Sun Inn, with barn, butcher's shop, stables and garden. Annual rent: £31.10.6. (Printed form).
ACC/0809/D/047 Abstract of Title of Richard Johnson. 1746 - 1762 (Incomplete) A messuage and garden at the Hithe with 9 acres and 1 rood of meadow and 1 acre in Runney Mead; and 2 acres in the Hythe in a place called "Woman's Lade"; 1 acre at Stane Hill and 2 acres in Hithe Field in a shott called Silverland. Covers deeds dated 1746-62.
ACC/0809/D/048 Part of an Abstract of Title of Richard Johnson. 1717 - 53 Covers deeds 1717-53. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 120 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/049 Copy of Court Roll. 10 Oct 24 Geo 1. William Edgell, esq., Lord of the Manor II 1750 2. James Humberston, gent, steward. 3. Richard Johnson of Staines, fellmonger (Dealer in skins and hides) 4. Thomas Edwards. Admission of 3. (on the surrender of 4.) A messuage and garden at the Hithe, with 9 acres and 1 rood of land with appurtenances lying in Hithe Field and Yard Mead; and 1 acre of meadow in Runney Mead.
ACC/0809/D/050 Office copy of the will of 1. 20 Aug 1762 1. Richard Johnson of Staines 2. Martha Johnson, wife of 1., sole executrix 3. Richard Johnson, son of 1. Bequests: an annuity of £15 to 2.; property in Egham as in ACC/0809/D/49 to 3.; an annuity of £10 to Thomas Edwards; £300 to each of his sons, Robert, Joseph and William and his daughter Ruth.
ACC/0809/D/051 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Oct 3 Geo 1. William Edgell, esq., Lord of the Manor II 1762 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward 3. Richard Johnson, son of Richard Johnson deceased. Property as in ACC/0809/D/49. And another copy.
ACC/0809/D/052 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Oct 3 Geo 1. William Edgell, esq., Lord of the Manor II 1762 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward 3. Richard Johnson, son of Richard Johnson deceased. Property as in ACC/0809/D/49. And another copy. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 121 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/053 Draft Copy of Court Roll 1 Sep 14 Geo 1. Mary Jenkes, widow, and Martha Edgell, III 1774 spinster, Ladies of the Manor 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward 3. Richard Johnson, late of Bermondsey, glue maker 4. Amos Angles of Bermondsey, tanner, and Nathaniel Nicholls of Bermondsey, oil cloth maker 5. John Stone of Egham, Hythe, gent. Surrender of 4. as trustees for the creditors of 3. who became bankrupt, and admission of 5. [who also paid off the £200 mortgage owed to Joseph Langton].
ACC/0809/D/054 Copy of Court Roll. 20 Apr 7 Geo Admission of 3. on death of Martha Gabbitas, III [1767] widow. Property as in ACC/0809/D/56. 1. William Edgell, esq., Lord of the Manor 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward 3. Martha Drover, wife of John Drover, and daughter of Martha Gabbitas 4. William Cole, gent, Attorney for 3.
ACC/0809/D/055 Copy of Court Roll 7 Nov 1768 9 (Mortgage in £100) Geo III 1. William Edgell, Lord of the Manor 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward 3. John and Martha Drover, mortgagees 4. William Cole of Inner Temple, London, gent., mortgagor. Title of 3. secured by surrender by 3., and a common recovery in favour of Robert Crockford. 3. were admitted. Property as in ACC/0809/56. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 122 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/056 Draft Copy of Court Roll. 27 Mar 11 Geo Admission of 3. on the quitclaim of 4. III 1771 1. Elizabeth Jennings, widow; Mary Jewkes, widow; and Martha Edgell, spinster; Ladies of the Manor 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward. 3. John Stone of Egham Hythe, gent. 4. William Cole, Acting Assignee under a commission of Bankruptcy issued against John Drover of St. Clement Danes, victualler The messuage with barns, stables, edifices and gardens at the Hythe; and 4 acres of land in Rumpstead Hill Shot; and 1 acre of enclosed meadow near Box Elm in or near Rumpstead Hill Shot.
ACC/0809/D/057 Draft Indenture of Mortgage for œ200 9 Dec 10 Geo 1. Richard Johnson of Staines, fellmonger, son III 1769 and heir of Richard Johnson late of Staines, fellmonger, deceased 2. Joseph Langton of Farnham Royal, Bucks, yeoman. 2 acres of arable in the Hithe in a place called Woman's Lade; 1 acre at Stanehill; 2 acres of arable in Hithe Field in a shott called Silver Lands. 1 red wax applied seal.
ACC/0809/D/058 Indentures of Lease and Release to John Stone 8 & 9 Oct 13 from 1. and 2. Geo III 1773 [He paid £200 mortgage debt and interest to 1. and £150 purchase money to 2.] 1. Joseph Langton of Farnham Royal, Bucks. 2. Amos Angles and Nathaniel Nicholls, surviving assignee of the estate of Richard Johnson, bankrupt. 3. Richard Mackason of Egham, gent., and John Stone of Egham, Hythe, gent. 5 red wax applied seals. Property as in ACC/0809/D/57. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 123 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/D/059 Indentures of Lease and Release to John Stone 8 & 9 Oct 13 from 1. and 2. Geo III 1773 [He paid £200 mortgage debt and interest to 1. and £150 purchase money to 2.] 1. Joseph Langton of Farnham Royal, Bucks. 2. Amos Angles and Nathaniel Nicholls, surviving assignee of the estate of Richard Johnson, bankrupt. 3. Richard Mackason of Egham, gent., and John Stone of Egham, Hythe, gent. 5 red wax applied seals. Property as in ACC/0809/D/57.
ACC/0809/D/060 Draft Copy of Court Roll. 8 Nov 1774 Surrender of 3. and Admission of 4. 1. Mary Jenks, widow, and Martha Edgell, spinster, Ladies of the Manor 2. Robert Mackason, gent., steward 3. Richard Mackason of Egham, gent. 4. John Stone 4 acres of arable land in Hythe Field between the highway leading from the Hythe towards Thorp lee on the north, and the highway leading from the Hythe towards Thorp lee on the south. Feltham School Board
ACC/0809/FSB/001 Public Notice: "Election of School Board". 8 Jul 1901 Candidates: Harry Fear; Horace Garland; John Francis Jemmett; Charles Culledge Keen; Percival Mallinson; Charles Taylor; Thomas Tinnelly. Returning Officer: John A. Engall.
ACC/0809/FSB/002 Folio exercise book giving names of candidates [1901] and numbers of votes for each on every ballot paper. No totals.
ACC/0809/FSB/003 Bundle of marked Ballot Papers. 1901
ACC/0809/FSB/004 Parcel of Ballot Papers: "The Unused Ballot 20 Jul 1901 Papers with the Counterfoils NOT taken off, and Spoilt Ballot Papers placed together." Still sealed. Signed by Frank Hutchinson, The Presiding Officer. 'Packet No. 2.'
ACC/0809/FSB/005 Sealed packet: "The Tendered Ballot Papers". 20 Jul 1901 'Packet No. 3.' LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 124 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/FSB/006 Sealed packet: "The Marked Copy of the 20 Jul 1901 Register of Voters." 'Packet No. 4a.'
ACC/0809/FSB/007 Sealed packet: "The Counterfoils of the Ballot 20 Jul 1901 Papers." 'Packet No. 4b.'
ACC/0809/FSB/008 Sealed packet: "The Tendered votes List" and 20 Jul 1901 "the List of votes marked by Presiding Officer ... [etc., etc.]". 'Packet No. 5.'
ACC/0809/FSB/009 Sealed packet: "Ballot Paper Account." 'Packet 20 Jul 1901 No. 6.'
ACC/0809/FSB/010 Sealed packet: "Appointment and Declaration 20 Jul 1901 of the Presiding Officer, Poll Clerk and Personating Agents. 'Packet No. 7.'
ACC/0809/FSB/011 Letter from J. F. Jemmet appointing William 20 Jul 1901 Dodge as his agent to attend the counting of votes.
ACC/0809/FSB/012 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/013 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/014 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/015 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/016 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/017 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 125 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/FSB/018 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/019 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/020 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/021 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/022 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/023 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/024 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/025 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/026 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/027 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/028 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 126 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/FSB/029 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/030 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/031 Box of "Presiding Officers Sundries." 1901 Purchased from Shaw & Sons, London, for 5/-. [Stationery, printed notices, etc.]
ACC/0809/FSB/032 1 metal stamp. [1901]
ACC/0809/FSB/033 2 printed copies of "Instructions to Presiding [1901] Officers and Clerks." 2 sheets.
ACC/0809/FSB/034 11 printed copies of notice: "Corrupt and Illegal [1901] Practices Prevention Act, 1884. Summary for the Guidance of Electors, and for the warning of all whom it may concern."
ACC/0809/FSB/035 5 printed copies of a notice: "Directions for the [1901] Guidance of the voter in voting." Each voter has five votes which he may distribute as he thinks fit.
ACC/0809/FSB/036 3 printed notices saying: "The Way Out"; "The [1901] Way In"; "Polling Station".
ACC/0809/FSB/037 Miscellania. 1901 Staines and Egham Gas Company
ACC/0809/GC/001 Poster for Staines and Egham Gas and Coke n.d. Company giving advantages and cost.
ACC/0809/GC/002 2 copies of Sals Particulars with plan. 3½ acres 13 Aug 1880 of freehold land adjoining the main road between Egham and Staines, and with frontage on the Thames. (Plan also marks the Gas Works). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 127 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/003 2 copies of Sals Particulars with plan. 3½ acres 13 Aug 1880 of freehold land adjoining the main road between Egham and Staines, and with frontage on the Thames. (Plan also marks the Gas Works).
ACC/0809/GC/004 Printed circular giving notice of a meeting of 25 Sep 1880 Trustees and Directors with a handwritten note attached from John A. Engall altering the date of the meeting to 7th October.
ACC/0809/GC/005 Printed circular giving notice of a meeting of 25 Sep 1880 Trustees and Directors with a handwritten note attached from John A. Engall altering the date of the meeting to 7th October.
ACC/0809/GC/006 printed copies of a circular letter giving notice of 14 Oct 1880 a special meeting of shareholders re the application for powers under the "Gas and Water Works Facilities Act" 1870 to raise additional capital not exceeding œ20,000. John Anthony Engall for the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Company Limited.
ACC/0809/GC/007 printed copies of a circular letter giving notice of 14 Oct 1880 a special meeting of shareholders re the application for powers under the "Gas and Water Works Facilities Act" 1870 to raise additional capital not exceeding œ20,000. John Anthony Engall for the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Company Limited.
ACC/0809/GC/008 printed copies of a circular letter giving notice of 14 Oct 1880 a special meeting of shareholders re the application for powers under the "Gas and Water Works Facilities Act" 1870 to raise additional capital not exceeding œ20,000. John Anthony Engall for the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Company Limited.
ACC/0809/GC/009 26 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 19 Oct 1880 Special General Meeting of Shareholders on 28th Oct., with Resolution. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 128 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/010 3 printed copies of a circular, giving notice of a 19 Oct 1880 Special General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on 28th Oct. re an application under the 1870 Act for power to raise additional capital. With a copy of the Resolution to be proposed. John Anthony Engall, Solicitor and Secretary of the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.
ACC/0809/GC/011 25 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 29 Oct 1880 Special General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on 9th Nov. Re an application under the 1870 Act for powers to raise additional capital. With a copy of the Resolution proposed. John Anthony Engall.
ACC/0809/GC/012 25 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 29 Oct 1880 Special General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on 9th Nov. Re an application under the 1870 Act for powers to raise additional capital. With a copy of the Resolution proposed. John Anthony Engall.
ACC/0809/GC/013 Letter from; 1. The Board of Trade (Railway 30 Nov 1880 Dept.), to; 2. Messrs. Horne & Engall.
ACC/0809/GC/014 10 copies (9 lithographed) of a circular giving Nov 1880 notice of intention of Staines & Egham District Gas and Coke Company of applying to the Board of Trade for a provisional order.
ACC/0809/GC/015 Completed form issued by 1. re proofs of the Aug 1880 deposit and advertisement of the additional order, to be supplied by 2. 1. Board of Trade (Railway Dept.) 2. Henry Bates.
ACC/0809/GC/016 Draft Memorial of the Undertakers of the 1880 Staines and Egham Direct Gas and Coke Co. Applying for a provisional order. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 129 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/017 Instructions to Counsel to settle a notice to 14 Oct 1880 convene a meeting of shareholders. 1. Horne and Engall 2. John R. Freeman, Lincoln's Inn. And notes to accompany the completed notice, by 2.
ACC/0809/GC/018 Instructions to Counsel to settle a notice to 14 Oct 1880 convene a meeting of shareholders. 1. Horne and Engall 2. John R. Freeman, Lincoln's Inn. And notes to accompany the completed notice, by 2.
ACC/0809/GC/019 3 letters re the provisional order. 15 Dec 1880; 6 May & 14 Jan 1881
ACC/0809/GC/020 19 bills, receipts, etc. (tied together) Staines & Nov 1880 - Egham District Gas & Coke Co. Mar 1881
ACC/0809/GC/021 Note from 1. requesting a copy of the Staines & 4 Jan 1881 Egham Gas Order. 1. Walter King Journal of Gas Lighting, 11 Bolt Court, Fleet Street, E.C. 2. Messrs, Horne & Engall.
ACC/0809/GC/022 Letter from 1. T. Webb, Manager of the Staines 5 Feb 1881 and Egham Gas Co., to 2. R. A. Engall Giving prices of gas in neighbouring works.
ACC/0809/GC/023 Representation by the London and South 14 Jan 1881 Western Railway Co. re the insertion of certain clauses in the Staines and Egham Gas Provisional Order for the protection of the Railway Company.
ACC/0809/GC/024 Correspondence re the Staines and Egham 5 Jan - 14 Apr Gas Provisional Order between 1881 1. Henry C. Calcraft, Board of Trade (Railway Dept.) and 2. Messrs. Horne and Engall. 125 letters LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 130 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/025 69 printed copies of "Noticed to Owners 1881 Lessees and Occupiers of Dwellinghouses within 300 yards of the proposed Gas Works" completed by them and returned, giving details of property, owner, lessee and occupier. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.
ACC/0809/GC/026 35 copies of "Notice to Owners Lessees and 1881 Occupiers of Dwellinghouses within 300 yards of the proposed Gas Works. (Printed). Addressed, and giving details of persons and property.
ACC/0809/GC/027 Notice to Owners Lessees and Occupiers of 1881 Dwellinghouses within 300 yards of the proposed Gas Works, re an application to be made to the Board of Trade under 1870 Act for constructing new Gas Works. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. 77 lithographed copies.
ACC/0809/GC/028 Lithographed copy of the Advertisement of 1881 Application for a Provisional Order under the 1870 Act, re the authorisation of additional capital, additional works, new mains and manufacture and storage of gas and residual products upon additional lands. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Company. 4 items
ACC/0809/GC/029 1 printed copy of "Board of Trade Rules with 1881 respect to provisional orders" under the 1870 Tramways Act.
ACC/0809/GC/030 Draft Provisional Order under the 1870 Act re 1881 Staines and Egham Gas. Board of Trade. 25 printed copies.
ACC/0809/GC/031 Notice that an Order has been made re Staines 30 Mar 1881 and Egham Gas, previous to its being introduced into a Confirmation Bill. Horne and Engall.
ACC/0809/GC/032 letters re the clauses in the Provisional Act for 4 - 19 Feb the protection of the Railways. And 3 amended 1881 copies of the clauses LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 131 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/033 letters re the clauses in the Provisional Act for 4 - 19 Feb the protection of the Railways. And 3 amended 1881 copies of the clauses
ACC/0809/GC/034 letters re the clauses in the Provisional Act for 4 - 19 Feb the protection of the Railways. And 3 amended 1881 copies of the clauses
ACC/0809/GC/035 printed copies of a Bill entitled "An Act to 27 May 1881 confirm Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under the Gas and Water Works Facilities Act 1870" relating to various Gas companies including Staines and Egham. On page 42: The Staines and Egham Gas Order 1881 re the raising of additional share capital and re the construction of additional gasworks.
ACC/0809/GC/036 printed copies of a Bill entitled "An Act to 27 May 1881 confirm Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under the Gas and Water Works Facilities Act 1870" relating to various Gas companies including Staines and Egham. On page 42: The Staines and Egham Gas Order 1881 re the raising of additional share capital and re the construction of additional gasworks.
ACC/0809/GC/037 Incomplete printed copy of "proceedings of the Jul 1881 House of Lords". Includes the Gas Provisional Orders Bill, which was passed and sent to the Commons.
ACC/0809/GC/038 House of Lords Minutes of Proceedings 18 Jul 1881 (printed). Includes a record that the Gas Provisional Orders Bill received Royal Assent.
ACC/0809/GC/039 9 printed copies if The Staines and Egham Gas 1881 Order 1881.
ACC/0809/GC/040 1 printed copy of the Gas Orders Confirmation 18 Jul 1881 Act 1881.
ACC/0809/GC/041 Part of a printed copy of the Act to confirm 1881 Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under the 1870 Act. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 132 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/042 Receipt for œ10.10.0 paid by; 1. Thomas 7 Sep 1888 Webb, to; 2. Messrs. Horne and Engall For expenses re the Application for a Provisional Order in 1881.
ACC/0809/GC/043 Letter from George Allen to Anthony Engall re a 3 Jan 1881 vestry meeting.
ACC/0809/GC/044 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 23 Oct 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of shareholders re the Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/045 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 23 Oct 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of shareholders re the Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/046 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 23 Oct 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of shareholders re the Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/047 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 23 Oct 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of shareholders re the Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/048 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 23 Oct 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of shareholders re the Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/049 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 23 Oct 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of shareholders re the Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/050 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution.
ACC/0809/GC/051 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 133 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/052 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution.
ACC/0809/GC/053 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution.
ACC/0809/GC/054 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution.
ACC/0809/GC/055 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution.
ACC/0809/GC/056 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 30 Oct 1880 Including a notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. With a copy of the Resolution.
ACC/0809/GC/057 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 6 Nov 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/058 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 6 Nov 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/059 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 6 Nov 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 134 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/060 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 6 Nov 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/061 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 6 Nov 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/062 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 6 Nov 1880 Including Notice of a Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/063 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 20 Nov 1880 Including a Notice re an Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/064 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 20 Nov 1880 Including a Notice re an Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/065 1 copy of the London Gazette. 23 Nov 1880 Including a Notice re the Application for a Provisional Order. (on page 6054)
ACC/0809/GC/066 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 27 Nov 1880 Including a Notice re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/067 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 27 Nov 1880 Including a Notice re the Application for a Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/068 1 copy of the London Gazette. 7 Jan 1881
ACC/0809/GC/069 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 2 Apr 1881 Including a Notice of the Provisional Order and quoting it.
ACC/0809/GC/070 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 2 Apr 1881 Including a Notice of the Provisional Order and quoting it. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 135 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/071 6 letters re the Preference Shares; The Staines Mar - May and Egham Gas Co. 1883
ACC/0809/GC/072 Copy of 3 resolutions re Preference Shares. 28 Mar 1883
ACC/0809/GC/073 Particulars and Conditions of Sale by Tender of 5 Apr 1883 œ2,000 Preference Capital in 80 Shares of œ25 each. 1. The Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. 2. William Weller, Draper, of Egham. With a form of Tender for 8 Shares completed by 2.
ACC/0809/GC/074 12 completed printed tender forms endorsed May 1883 "Accepted".
ACC/0809/GC/075 13 printed copies of a Circular re Preference 10 May 1883 Shares. 12 of these addressed, but not signed, and informing recipients that they have been allotted quantities of shares. And 1 blank copy. (1 with 1 item correspondence).
ACC/0809/GC/076 13 printed copies of a Circular re Preference 10 May 1883 Shares. 12 of these addressed, but not signed, and informing recipients that they have been allotted quantities of shares. And 1 blank copy. (1 with 1 item correspondence).
ACC/0809/GC/077 Particulars and Conditions of Sale by Tender of 16 Jan 1885 œ3,000 Preference Capital in 120 Shares of £25 each. The Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. With a form of tender.
ACC/0809/GC/078 Particulars and Conditions of Sale by Tender of 16 Jan 1885 120 Shares of œ25 each to raise œ3,000 additional Capital for the Extension of the Works. The Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 136 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/079 Bundle of 10 completed Tender Forms for Feb - Mar Shares. Staines and Egham District Gas and 1885 Coke Co. Written on the outside in red ink: "1885 Accepted Tenders".
ACC/0809/GC/080 Bundle of 17 completed Tender Forms for Feb - Mar Shares. 1885 Written in red ink on the outside of them: "1885 Not Accepted".
ACC/0809/GC/081 Copy of Case submitted for Counsel's Opinion. [1892] Re the validity of the Preference Shares. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.
ACC/0809/GC/082 Copy of the Opinion of H. B. Buckley, Q.C., 18 30 Apr 1892 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, that the Directors did not have the power to issue Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/083 Copy of the Opinion of Horace Davey, 8 Old 12 & 29 Jul Square, Lincoln's Inn, that the Company had no 1892 power to issue Preference Shares. And further opinion that the Company should apply for a private Act of Parliament.
ACC/0809/GC/084 Copy of the Opinion of Horace Davey, 8 Old 12 & 29 Jul Square, Lincoln's Inn, that the Company had no 1892 power to issue Preference Shares. And further opinion that the Company should apply for a private Act of Parliament.
ACC/0809/GC/085 8 letters re the Opinion of Counsel on 3 Jun & 20 Preference Shares. Sep 1892 (7 of these letters from Williamson, Hill & Co.)
ACC/0809/GC/086 4 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 3 Oct 1892 Special General Meeting of Shareholders re the promotion of a Bill in the next Parliament to legalize Preference Stock. John Anthony Engall.
ACC/0809/GC/087 5 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 14 Oct 1892 Special General Meeting of Shareholders on 28th Oct. re the Bill to be introduced in Parliament to legalize Preference Shares. John Anthony Engall, Secretary. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 137 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/088 7 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 4 Nov 1892 Bill to be promoted in the next Parliament for the confirmation of Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/089 Draft Advertisement of a meeting to be held on 31 Jan 1893 23rd Feb. re the application for a Bill to confirm Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/090 21 printed copies of a Circular to Shareholders Feb 1893 enclosing a blank Consent form re the Bill legalizing Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/091 12 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 9 Feb 1893 meeting of Shareholders on 23rd Feb. 1893. And 12 blank Proxy Forms. And a draft. John Anthony Engall, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/092 12 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 9 Feb 1893 meeting of Shareholders on 23rd Feb. 1893. And 12 blank Proxy Forms. And a draft. John Anthony Engall, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/093 12 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 9 Feb 1893 meeting of Shareholders on 23rd Feb. 1893. And 12 blank Proxy Forms. And a draft. John Anthony Engall, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/094 3 printed copies of a circular giving notice of a 9 Feb 1893 Special General Meeting of Shareholders on 23rd Feb. re the proposed Bill. And enclosing printed blank Proxy Forms. John Anthony Engall, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/095 List of Shareholders showing those who have n.d. given consent and those who have not. Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/096 Rough notes on the meeting of Shareholders, 23 Feb 1893 giving names of those present, and names of those voting for and against the proposed Bill.
ACC/0809/GC/097 27 completed Proxy Papers re the Special Feb 1893 General Meeting to be held 23rd Feb. 1893. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 138 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/098 Draft statement of costs of; 1. Horne and May 1892 - Engall, presented to; 2. The Staines and Mar 1893 Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/099 1 printed copy of the Staines and Egham 12 May 1893 District Gas and Coke Company's Preference Capital Act 1893.
ACC/0809/GC/100 9 letters re the Staines and Egham Gas Bill 1892 - 1893 from Williamson Hill & Co.
ACC/0809/GC/101 22 letters (tied together) between; 1. Williamson May 1892 - Hill & Co., and; 2. Horne and Engall; re the Jun 1893 Staines and Egham Gas Co. Bill.
ACC/0809/GC/102 18 copies (printed) of Particulars and 26 Jul 1893 Conditions of Sale by Tender of 100 Shares at œ25 each at 7% to raise œ2,500 additional capital. Including Tender forms. John Anthony Engall, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/103 3 printed copies of "A Bill to confirm and make 1893 valid the Creation and Issue of Preference Shares by the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co."
ACC/0809/GC/104 Bill to confirm issue of preference capital. 1 1893 manuscript draft. 5 printed copies. Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/105 Bill to confirm issue of preference capital. 1 1893 manuscript draft. 5 printed copies. Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/106 6 printed copies of the Staines and Egham 12 May 1893 District Gas and Coke Company's Preference Capital Act 1893. For the raising of additional capital.
ACC/0809/GC/107 23 blank printed Share Certificates for œ25 5 Oct 1893 each at 7%. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 139 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/108 23 blank printed Share Certificates for œ25 5 Oct 1893 each at 7%. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.
ACC/0809/GC/109 1 copy of the Windsor and Eton Express. 17 Mar 1883 Including a notice of a General Meeting of Shareholders, re Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/110 2 copies of "The West Middlesex Times". 19 Nov 1892 Including a notice of an application to Parliament to introduce a Bill confirming Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/111 2 copies of "The West Middlesex Times". 19 Nov 1892 Including a notice of an application to Parliament to introduce a Bill confirming Preference Shares.
ACC/0809/GC/112 copies of The Middlesex and Surrey Express 26 Nov 1892 and Thames Side Chronicle. Including a notice re the Bill to confirm Preference Shares. (As in Nov. 19th 1892).
ACC/0809/GC/113 copies of The Middlesex and Surrey Express 26 Nov 1892 and Thames Side Chronicle. Including a notice re the Bill to confirm Preference Shares. (As in Nov. 19th 1892).
ACC/0809/GC/114 1 copy of The London Gazette. 10 Dec 1895
ACC/0809/GC/115 Particulars and conditions of sale of 100 œ25 12 Jul 1900 Ordinary Shares and 2,500 5% Perpetual Debentures of œ100 each. To be auctioned. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.
ACC/0809/GC/116 Particulars and Conditions of Sale of 80 œ25 24 Apr 1901 Shares and 3,000 5% Perpetual Debentures of œ100 each, in the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. To be sold by auction.
ACC/0809/GC/117 Particulars, Plan and Conditions of Sale of 41 26 Jun 1901 valuable plots of building land, Avenue Road, Egham. To be sold by auction. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 140 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/118 Report and Statement of Accounts for year 2 Dec 1901 ended 30th Sept. 1901. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. Harry Scott Freeman, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/119 Report and Statement of Accounts for year 2 Dec 1901 ended 30th Sept. 1901. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. Harry Scott Freeman, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/120 Draft of a circular giving notice of an 28 Feb 1902 extraordinary meeting of shareholders re an application to the Board of Trade for a Provisional Order. G. H. Sayers, Secretary.
ACC/0809/GC/121 Notice of intended application to the Board of 1902 Trade. re Staines and Egham Gas Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/122 printed copies of a circular giving notice to 1902 owners, lessees and occupiers of dwelling houses etc. within 300 yards of lands of an application to the Board of Trade for a Provisional Order. Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/123 printed copies of a circular giving notice to 1902 owners, lessees and occupiers of dwelling houses etc. within 300 yards of lands of an application to the Board of Trade for a Provisional Order. Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/124 One printed copy of "Proofs required by the 1901 - 2 Board of Trade" of compliance with the 1870 Act and 1873 Amendment Act; re Provisional Orders. Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/125 Draft Statement of present and additional 1902 capital. re Staines and Egham Gas Provisional Orders.
ACC/0809/GC/126 Opinion of Percy F. Wheeler re capital. Says 14 Jul 1902 that the Directors have no power to add the proceeds of the issue of debentures to a reserve fund. And one covering letter and one bill. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 141 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/127 Notes re borrowing powers and capital of the [1901 - 2] Staines and Egham Gas Co. Horne, Engall and Freeman.
ACC/0809/GC/128 Draft Affidavit as to deposit of plans and 1902 compliance with Board of Trade Regulations. Re Staines and Egham Gas Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/129 Plan of proposed extensions (7 copies) giving Nov 1901 position of gasholders, offices etc. Scale: 1" = 50'. And measurements given. Size: 18" x 14". Staines and Egham Gas Company. Thomas Webb, Manager.
ACC/0809/GC/130 A list of documents deposited re the Staines 1902 and Egham Gas Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/131 Instructions on hearing of Application by 1900 Permanent Secretary of the Board of Trade. Re Staines and Egham Gas Company Provisional Order.
ACC/0809/GC/132 One printed copy of the Staines and Egham 8 Aug 1902 Gas Order 1902. Re purchase of additional lands, construction of additional works and raising of additional capital.
ACC/0809/GC/133 One printed copy of the Staines and Egham 1902 Gas Order 1902. Re purchase of additional lands, construction of additional works and raising of additional capital.
ACC/0809/GC/134 One printed copy of a Bill entitled "An Act to 1902 confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade" under the 1870 Act, including Staines and Egham Gas.
ACC/0809/GC/135 One printed copy of Particulars and Conditions 1902 of Sale of œ2,000 5% Perpetual Debentures. Altered in ink. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. And one copy conditions of tender altered in ink. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 142 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/136 One printed copy of Particulars and Conditions 23 Jul 1902 of Sale by Tender of œ2,000 5% Perpetual Debentures in 20 debentures of œ100 each. With alterations in ink. And two more printed copies with alterations.
ACC/0809/GC/137 One printed copy of Particulars and Conditions 23 Jul 1902 of Sale by Tender of œ2,000 5% Perpetual Debentures in 20 debentures of œ100 each. With alterations in ink. And two more printed copies with alterations.
ACC/0809/GC/138 One printed copy of Particulars and Conditions 23 Jul 1902 of Sale by Tender of œ2,000 5% Perpetual Debentures in 20 debentures of œ100 each. With alterations in ink. And two more printed copies with alterations.
ACC/0809/GC/139 A list of gas users in Egham. Listed under the n.d. street names: New Road, Claremont Road, Chandos Road, Avenue Road, The Causeway, Hythe Road, Cumberland Street, and Wendover Road. Names of owners and their addresses given. And pinned inside this: 26 certificates of posting registered postal packets.
ACC/0809/GC/140 A list of gas users in the Causeway, Egham, n.d. and New Road, Egham. Gives name of tenant, name of owner and description of house.
ACC/0809/GC/141 Letter from C. E. Melson to H. S. Freeman. 19 Jul 1902 Covering letter for proofs of the Gas Company Statement.
ACC/0809/GC/142 Letter from; 1. Ernest Cleare, Registrar at the 2 Apr 1903 Companies Registration Office, to; 2. Horne, Engall & Co. Re the Registration and Incorporation of the Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.
ACC/0809/GC/143 Receipt for œ2.2.0 paid by Horne, Engall & 21 May 1903 Freeman to Arthur S. Hutchins, for services re the raising of additional capital. With a covering letter. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 143 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/144 Receipt for œ122.17.10. paid by Horne, Engall 16 Nov 1903 & Freeman to Sherwood & Co. for charges re the Staines and Egham Gas Provisional Order. With 2 covering letters.
ACC/0809/GC/145 Agreement for sale of 2 plots of building land 31 Jul 1872 between Cherry Orchard Grove and Gresham Road in Staines, marked Lots 14 and 15 and coloured green on a plan annexed. For œ168. 1. John Prior Patman of Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street 2. Frederick Edward Dowse of No. 15 Parten Road, Middlesex, gent.
ACC/0809/GC/146 Memorandum of an Agreement; 1. Henry 24 Nov 1873 Archibald Dowse of 6 New Inn, Middlesex, gent., on behalf of the Mortgagees in possession, Vendor; 2. Frederick Edward Dowse of 2 Norfolk Terrace. 2 leasehold houses known as Seymour Villa and Ashford Villa. For £1,050.
ACC/0809/GC/147 Receipt for 10/- paid to; 1. F. E. Dowse by; 2. 16 Oct 1879 Mrs. Eliza Soulby This being the deposit on account of £610, the purchase money for Ashford Villa, Gresham Road, and the freehold land in the rear of Ashford and Glenthorne Villas with a frontage to Cherry Orchard Road of 56 feet.
ACC/0809/GC/148 Judgment in default of appearance. In the High 22 Oct 1879 Court of Justice, Common Pleas Division. 1. Frederick Edward Dowse and Henry Archibald Dowse, Plaintiffs; 2. Foster Wood. Re ejectment of 2. from two messuages known as Ashford Villa and Seymour otherwise Glenthorne Villa, Gresham Road, Staines.
ACC/0809/GC/149 Bill presented by; 1. Horne and Engall, to; 2. 10 Nov 1880 Eliza Soulby. Re the sale of Ashford Villa. Oct. 23 1879 - Jan. 13 1880. Total £36.5.4. Receipted and dated 25 Feb. 1881.
ACC/0809/GC/150 Fire Insurance Policy; 1. Mrs. Eliza Soulby; 2. 10 May 1881 North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Ashford Villa, Gresham Road. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 144 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/151 Fire Insurance Policy; 1. Mrs. Eliza Soulby; 2. 10 Jul 1882 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Ashford Villa, Gresham Road. To cover 23 June 1882 to 24 June 1883.
ACC/0809/GC/152 Fire Insurance Policy; 1. George Copping; 2. 30 Nov 1885 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Ashford Villa, Gresham Road. To cover 14 Nov. 1885 to 25 Dec. 1886.
ACC/0809/GC/153 Fire Insurance Policy; 1. Mrs. Eliza Copping; 2. 7 Jul 1886 North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Ashford Villa, Gresham Road.
ACC/0809/GC/154 9 Receipts for Premium on Insurance Policy 14 Jan 1881 - paid by 26 Mar 1888 1. Mrs. Eliza Soulby up to 1 April 1886 and from 17 June 1886 Mrs. Eliza Coppin, to 2. North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.
ACC/0809/GC/155 Fire Insurance Policy 9 Aug 1890 1. Mrs. Eliza Copping 2. North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Ashford Villa, Gresham Road. To cover 24th June 1890 to 24th June 1891.
ACC/0809/GC/156 Loose envelopes - 2 belonging to North British n.d. and Mercantile Insurance Co. 3 items
ACC/0809/GC/157 One printed copy of "An Act for regulating 13 Aug 1859 Measures used in sales of Gas."
ACC/0809/GC/158 copies of Section 4 of the Gas and Water 1870 Works Facilities Act 1870. (Re Provisional Orders.) And Part of Rule XV of the Board of Trade Rules.
ACC/0809/GC/159 copies of Section 4 of the Gas and Water 1870 Works Facilities Act 1870. (Re Provisional Orders.) And Part of Rule XV of the Board of Trade Rules. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 145 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/160 copies of Section 4 of the Gas and Water 1870 Works Facilities Act 1870. (Re Provisional Orders.) And Part of Rule XV of the Board of Trade Rules.
ACC/0809/GC/161 copies of Section 4 of the Gas and Water 1870 Works Facilities Act 1870. (Re Provisional Orders.) And Part of Rule XV of the Board of Trade Rules.
ACC/0809/GC/162 One printed copy of an Act to confirm 27 Jun 1876 Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under the 1870 Act. (Not relating to Staines and Egham).
ACC/0809/GC/163 One printed copy of the Weights and Measures 1878 Act.
ACC/0809/GC/164 One printed copy of The Electric Lighting Act 1882 1882. 21 pages.
ACC/0809/GC/165 One printed copy of "An Act to amend the 28 Jun 1888 Electric Lighting Act, 1882".
ACC/0809/GC/166 One printed copy of an Act to confirm certain 21 Jul 1891 Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under the Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870. (Not relating to Staines and Egham).
ACC/0809/GC/167 Three printed copies of The Staines and 1891 Egham Gas Order, 1891.
ACC/0809/GC/168 Three printed copies of The Staines and 1891 Egham Gas Order, 1891.
ACC/0809/GC/169 Three printed copies of The Staines and 1891 Egham Gas Order, 1891.
ACC/0809/GC/170 One printed copy of the Gas Orders 21 Jul 1891 Confirmation Act, 1891. (Including Staines and Egham). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 146 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/171 Provisional Order under the Gas and Water 1891 Works Facilities Act, 1870. Staines and Egham Gas.
ACC/0809/GC/172 Detailed Account of the Costs of Messrs. Horne 1891 and Engall re the Staines and Egham Gas Order. Total payments: œ149. 6. 6. Total charges: œ111.11. 6.
ACC/0809/GC/173 Report by the Board of Trade on the 2 Jul 1883 - 2 Applications made under the Electric Lighting Jul 1888 Act 1882. 6 copies (printed).
ACC/0809/GC/174 One printed copy of "Return relating to all 26 Mar 1885 Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom belonging to Local Authorities."
ACC/0809/GC/175 One printed copy of "Return relating to all 24 Jun 1886 Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom other than those of Local Authorities, for the year 1885". Includes Staines and Egham Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/176 One printed copy of the "Return relating to all 9 Aug 1888 Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom other than those of Local Authorities for the Year ended 31st Dec. 1887". To the House of Commons. Includes the Staines and Egham Gas Co. And details given include: total capital; dividends paid; total receipts; total expenditure; prices charged for private consumers and public lamps; quantity of gas made; quantity of gas sold; number of consumers (75); and number of public lamps lighted (207).
ACC/0809/GC/177 One printed copy of the "Return relating to all 9 Aug 1888 Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom belonging to Local Authorities for the year ended 25th March 1888". To the House of Commons.
ACC/0809/GC/178 One printed copy of "Observations on some of 17 May 1889 the Parliamentary powers of Gas Companies". (15 pages). Produced by William Livesey, Gas Companies Association. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 147 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/179 One printed copy of "Return relating to all 9 May 1890 Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom belonging to Local Authorities, for the year ended 25th March 1890".
ACC/0809/GC/180 One printed copy of "Return relating to all 9 May 1890 Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom other than those of Local Authorities, for the year ended 31st Dec. 1889".
ACC/0809/GC/181 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/182 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/183 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/184 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/185 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/186 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/187 printed booklets: "Trust Deed of the Staines 29 Jun 1833 and Egham Gas and Coke Co." 4 of them amended in ink.
ACC/0809/GC/188 Authority to pay Interest on Dividends on the 12 Dec 1890 Shares of Thomas Mitborne to the London and County Banking Co. Ltd. at Epsom. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 148 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/189 Letter from Deller and Benwell on behalf of the 13 Jan 1892 Trustees of the late James Rickman enclosing Authority to pay Interest or Dividends on the Shares of James Rickman, deceased, to the Credit Account of Mrs. Matilda Rickman and others at the Union Bank of London.
ACC/0809/GC/190 Authority to pay Interest on the Shares of B. S. 21 Jan 1892 R. Adam deceased to Messrs. Glyn Mills & Co., Lombard Street, to the Account of the Trustees of B. S. R. Adam.
ACC/0809/GC/191 Miscellaneous Correspondence re Staines and Egham Gas and Coke Company. 19 items
ACC/0809/GC/192 Account Sheet for the year ended 30th Sept. 4 Dec 1877 1877. 1. John Anthony Engall, Secretary; 2. George Cartland, Auditor. Certified by 2. Total Income: £6,925.14.9. Total Expenditure: £5,056.10.10.
ACC/0809/GC/193 Report and Statement of Accounts to be 7 Dec 1891 presented to the General Meeting 18th Dec. 1891. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. 3 printed copies
ACC/0809/GC/194 Report and Statement of Accounts to be 7 Dec 1891 presented to the General Meeting 18th Dec. 1891. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. 3 printed copies
ACC/0809/GC/195 Report and Statement of Accounts to be 7 Dec 1891 presented to the General Meeting 18th Dec. 1891. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co. 3 printed copies
ACC/0809/GC/196 Report and Statement of Account for the year 1901 ended 30th Sept. 1901. Staines and Egham District Gas and Coke Co.; Harry Scott Freeman, Secretary. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 149 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/GC/197 Plan of Works' Alteration for Staines and 25 Oct 1880 Egham Gas Co. Scale: 10' x 1" Size: 40" x 27"
ACC/0809/GC/198 Conditions of Contract for Ammoniacal Liquor 3 Apr 1882 with a blank form of Tender. South Metropolitan Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/199 Notice of Ventry Meeting. 27 Jan 1887 Re the application intended to be made to the Board of Trade by the Sunbury Gas Co. empowering the undertakers to manufacture and supply gas in part of Ashford. And by the Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge Gas Co.
ACC/0809/GC/200 One printed copy of the Draft Provisional Order 1887 empowering the Sunbury Gas Consumers to maintain and continue Gasworks. (The Sunbury Gas Order 1887).
ACC/0809/GC/201 printed copies of "A Bill to enable the Walton-on 1887 -Thames and Weybridge Gas Company to extend their limits of supply to acquire additional land and to erect and maintain additional works to raise further capital and for other purposes."
ACC/0809/GC/202 printed copies of "A Bill to enable the Walton-on 1887 -Thames and Weybridge Gas Company to extend their limits of supply to acquire additional land and to erect and maintain additional works to raise further capital and for other purposes."
ACC/0809/GC/203 Particulars and Conditions of Sale by Tender of 15 Feb 1892 œ30,000 New Stock, under the provisions of the Brentford Gas Order 1881. With blank tender form. The Brentford Gas Company. Scott Freeman miscellaneous LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 150 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/HSF/001 Military Service Act. 1916 1917 - 2 files of the Local Tribunal containing printed 1918 circulars, reports sent to the Tribunal by the Government and dealing mainly with reserved occupations and the substitution of female labour in factories etc. [H. Scott Freeman was clerk to the Tribunal.]
ACC/0809/HSF/002 Military Service Act. 1916 1917 - 2 files of the Local Tribunal containing printed 1918 circulars, reports sent to the Tribunal by the Government and dealing mainly with reserved occupations and the substitution of female labour in factories etc. [H. Scott Freeman was clerk to the Tribunal.]
ACC/0809/HSF/003 Catalogue of Auction Sale in aid of the Local 10 Dec 1914 Belgian Refugee Fund (H. Scott Freeman, Esq., Hon. Sec.).
ACC/0809/HSF/004 Clients' book belonging to H. Scott Freeman. 1897 - 1898 Accounts of day to day business classified, under the name of the client. Sometimes a note of his charges is made. Indexed.
ACC/0809/HSF/005 Circular letter from Horne and Engall 1 Jan 1900 announcing that Harry Scott Freeman has been taken into partnership.
ACC/0809/HSF/006 Rules of the West Middlesex, Surrey, South 1891 Bucks, and Berks. Building Society. M.S. record of payments made by John George Wilson, presumably into the Building Society 1892-1902; in 1902 the account was transferred to H. Scott Freeman.
ACC/0809/HSF/007 Letters and photographs sent to Trooper Robert 1900 Pimm serving with the Imperial Yeomanry Field Force in South Africa. (Items numbered 007 -019) These include an incomplete letter from him to his mother and were presumably returned on his death. [Not yet available to the public.] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 151 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/HSF/020 Miscellaneous correspondence to H. Scott 1909 1915 Freeman. 1946 3 items
ACC/0809/HSF/021 Miscellaneous correspondence to H. Scott 1909 1915 Freeman. 1946 3 items
ACC/0809/HSF/022 Miscellaneous correspondence to H. Scott 1909 1915 Freeman. 1946 3 items
ACC/0809/HSF/023 Miscellaneous bills and receipts. 1838 - 1864 4 items
ACC/0809/HSF/024 Miscellaneous bills and receipts. 1838 - 1864 4 items
ACC/0809/HSF/025 Miscellaneous bills and receipts. 1838 - 1864 4 items
ACC/0809/HSF/026 Miscellaneous bills and receipts. 1838 - 1864 4 items
ACC/0809/HSF/027 Poster announcing the holding of a Court Baron 7 Jun 1886 for the manor of East Bedfont and Hatton.
ACC/0809/HSF/028 Temperance Poster : 'The Black List', portrait of n.d. [19th cent Eve as the first offender. ]
ACC/0809/HSF/029 New Testament; miniture copy published by the 1841 British and Foriegn Biole Society.
ACC/0809/HSF/030 Key labelled 'Staines Marriage Key'. n.d.
ACC/0809/HSF/031 Piece of unidentified mineral substance n.d. carefully preserved in wadding. It has the appearance of anthracite. Possibly lava? [Unidentified by the London Museum]
ACC/0809/HSF/032 Extract from Domesday Book relating to n.d. [18th cent] Staines parish. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 152 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/HSF/033 Two copies of a Papal Bull of Pope Honorius n.d. [c 1200?] concerning the church of Staines, held by the Abbot and chapter of Westminster. [One is an early 19th cent. copy, the other late 19th cent.]
ACC/0809/HSF/034 Newspaper cutting from 'The Morning Post' with n.d. [c 1906] an account of Runnymede by Hilaire Belloc. Endorsed in pencil : 13 April.
ACC/0809/HSF/035 Copy of the entry for Staines in the Valor n.d. [early 19th Ecclesiasticus, 26 Henry VIII [1534] with list of cent ] incumbents at Staines and Laleham, 1660 -1809.
ACC/0809/HSF/036 Page no. 303-4 from a printed catalogue of n.d. M.S. Books in the Harleian collection in the British Museum, giving details of a book containing an indenture of bargain and sale (14 March 1542) between Henry VIII and Lord Wyndesore of a number of manors including Staines (num. 1880).
ACC/0809/HSF/037 Extracts from Middlesex County Records : n.d. [20th cent Calendar of the Sessions Books 1689-1709 ed. ] by W. J. Hardy, relating to Staines. Page refs. given. Typed.
ACC/0809/HSF/038 Extract from A New Display of the Beauties of n.d. [early 19th England, 1776, relating to Stanes. Typed. cent ]
ACC/0809/HSF/039 Summary of entry relating to Staines in Lyson's n.d. [early 19th Middlesex, 1800. 1 paper vol. cent ]
ACC/0809/HSF/040 Rough account of population, acreage, births 1858 - 9 and deaths in Staines and Barnet.
ACC/0809/HSF/041 Presidential address by Sir Montagu Sharpe at Feb 1934 the 78th Annual Meeting of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society entitled 'Roman Rural Economy'. Printed.
ACC/0809/HSF/042 Transactions of the London and Middlesex n.d. [Feb 1933] Archaeological Society. New Series. Vol. VIII. Part 1. 'Middlesex Parishes and their Antiquity' by Sir Montagu Sharpe. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 153 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/HSF/043 Staines Parish Magazine. Jun 1953 Staines Independent Chapel
ACC/0809/IC/001 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No.1". 1836 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee 2. W. M. Higgins, Architect. Also signed by William Cousins and William Dibb. Foundation Plan 18" x 9 ". Some measurements given on plan.
ACC/0809/IC/002 Plan for Building Staines Chapel. "No. 1". n.d. As in ACC/0809/IC/1.
ACC/0809/IC/003 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 2". n.d. 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee 2. W. M. Higgins, Architect. Also signed by William Dibb and William Cousins. Plan of Ground Floor 9" x 17½". Some measurements given on plan. At end opposite door is written: Proposed vestry and school room".
ACC/0809/IC/004 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 2". n.d. As in ACC/0809/IC/3.
ACC/0809/IC/005 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 3". n.d. 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee 2. W. M. Higgins, Architect. Also signed by Wm. Cousins and Wm. Dibb. Gallery Plan 9" x 16½". Some measurements given.
ACC/0809/IC/006 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 3". n.d. As in ACC/0809/IC/5.
ACC/0809/IC/007 "Design for a Chapel to be erected at Staines." 1836 "No. 4." "Principal Front" 9" x 9½" 1. W. M. Higgins 2. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee. Also signed by Wm. Cousins and Wm. Dibb. Some measurements marked on plan. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 154 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/008 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 4". n.d. Plan of Front elevation 9" x 9½". Measurements given.
ACC/0809/IC/009 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 5". n.d. 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee 2. Also signed by William Cousins and William Dibb. Side Elevation 9½" x 16½". Some measurements marked on plan.
ACC/0809/IC/010 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 6". n.d. 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee. 2. W. M. Higgins, Architect. Also signed by William Cousins and William Dibb. Transverse Section 10 " x 9", and Half Elevation of East End 4½" x 8". Some measurements marked on the plan.
ACC/0809/IC/011 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 6". n.d. As in ACC/0809/IC/10.
ACC/0809/IC/012 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 7". n.d. 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee. 2. W. M. Higgins, Architect. Also signed by William Cousins and William Dibb. Longitudinal Section 9½" x 16½". Some measurements given on the plan.
ACC/0809/IC/013 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 7". n.d. As in ACC/0809/IC/12.
ACC/0809/IC/014 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 8". n.d. 1. Rippon Porter, Chairman of the Committee. Also signed by William Cousins and William Dibb. 2. W. M. Higgins, Architect. Plan of the Roof 9" x 16½". Some measurements given on the plan.
ACC/0809/IC/015 Plan for building Staines Chapel. "No. 8". n.d. As in ACC/0809/IC/14. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 155 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/016 Plan for building Staines Chapel. n.d. Plans for various pieces including: "Pannel Moulding to Gallery Front." "Cap of Ante Supporting Gallery." "Section of Plinth to Gallery front." Endorsement: "For Mr. Cousins".
ACC/0809/IC/017 Authorisation of 2. by 1. to pull down the old 28 Jul 1834 chapel and erect a new one. 1. The Trustees of the Independent Chapel: Thomas Dexter; Ephraim Pasmore; James Summersby; Samuel Taylor; John Yockney; and John Pasmore. 2. The Committee appointed for managing Temporal concerns.
ACC/0809/IC/018 Estimate and particulars of the Design 1834 proposed by William Walker, Architect for the Chapel at Staines. Estimates total: £687, including architect's commission.
ACC/0809/IC/019 Bill of William Walker, Architect, presented to n.d. The Committee for building Staines Chapel. For designs, model drawing and expenses - £13.13.0.
ACC/0809/IC/020 Estimate by James Oades. 15 Jun 1836 For pulling down the old chapel and building the new one "agreeable to your plans and specifications". £1050 - if east end and other side of the chapel are finished in Compo (Stucco) - £91.
ACC/0809/IC/021 Estimate for building new Independent Chapel 15 Jun 1836 at Staines for the sum of œ1,027, from E. Dexter.
ACC/0809/IC/022 Estimate from Mr. Northcroft, senior, for 15 Jun 1836 building a Chapel "for the Independent Dissenters". Total: £723. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 156 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/023 2 Estimates (unsigned) on 1 sheet of paper. n.d. Building on old site: £950. Estimate of new site: £1,560 (but £600 of this can be recovered by sale of Old Chapel). £400 of bill already paid.
ACC/0809/IC/024 List of 12 plans submitted for the building of the n.d. new Independent Chapel, Stained. (List includes Wm. Walker but not Mr. Higgins). Endorsement: "Resolution: That Mr. Higgins be requested to send a plan and estimate with specification for a Chapel to be erected to the full extent of the area of the ground." Own charge will not exceed £25, as he signified to Mr. Byng.
ACC/0809/IC/025 Tender for the whole of the works specified in n.d. Particulars and Plans given by Mr. Higgins. The amount: œ1,140.
ACC/0809/IC/026 Estimate 23 May 1836 1. Wm. Cousins 2. The Committee of the Staines Independent Chapel. Of carpenters work according to plan and specifications of Mr. Higgins, Architect. For £170.
ACC/0809/IC/027 Estimate of; 1. Henry Hodder, presented to; 2. 23 May 1836 The Committee for building the Independent Chapel, Staines. For Plumbing, Glazing and Painting as proposed by the plans and specifications of Mr. Higgins. £175.13.0.
ACC/0809/IC/028 Estimate of E. Dexter. 23 May 1836 For Joiners' work in erecting the Chapel, for the sum of £237. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 157 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/029 Specification for a Chapel for the Building 25 Jul 1836 Committee of the Independent Dissenters at Staines. Architect: William M. Higgins. Memorandum at the end notes that Mr. Dibb contracts for the Bricklayer's, Plasterers, Slaters and Mason's work, and Mr. Cousins for the rest. The present chapel to be taken down and any suitable old materials to be used, on approval of the Architect. Details given. Include "Two rails under seat for hats".
ACC/0809/IC/030 Estimate of Edward Ashby for iron railing. 6/- 15 Apr 1837 per foot for fence and 12/- per foot for gates. Pilasters estimated at from 20/- to 50/- each.
ACC/0809/IC/031 Letter from Rippon Porter (unaddressed). 28 Oct 1834 He informs that "we have come to a determination to build a new chapel on the site of the old one of as large dimensions as the ground will admit of". Matter to be thrown open to architects by advertisement but preference will be given to recipient of this letter.
ACC/0809/IC/032 Letter from; 1. William Walker, Architect, of 1 Nov 1834 Clapham, Surrey, to; 2. Revd. Rippon P. Stevens, of Staines, Middlesex. In answer to advertisement in the Times and News, Oct. 1934, for estimates for building a chapel at Staines. 1. requests fuller information. 1 black wax applied seal.
ACC/0809/IC/033 Letter from; 1. William Walker, Architect, to; 2. 6 Jan 1836 Revd. R. Porter, Staines, Middlesex. Re sending of drawings for Staines Chapel and payment of bill for them by 2.
ACC/0809/IC/034 Letter from; 1. William M. Higgins, to; 2. W. B. 2 Jul 1836 Byng. 1. is prepared to reduce his estimate to £750, still keeping the front elevation. (His original estimate was £620, but this was raised when he realised the need for a concrete foundation). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 158 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/035 Draft of letter [from Committee to Mr. Higgins]. n.d. The Committee has resolved to confine the building of the Chapel to exclude school rooms, vaults, steps, etc. They request a new reduced estimate for this.
ACC/0809/IC/036 Letter from Charles Holles and William Taylor 14 Jun 1836 1. agree to "perform the several works in Building and finishing the Independent Chapel at Staines agreable to the plans and specifications and under the direction of "Mr. Higgings" for the sum of £950."
ACC/0809/IC/037 Letter from; 1. William Cousins, to; 2. The 11 Jan 1837 Committee of the Independent Chapel, putting proposals for alteration of details of the building 1) "For new pulpit according to the Grecian order of Architecture, made of Dutch wainscott, wainscott stairs and Mahogany rail." £28.0.0. (Added in pencil - "Adjourned") 2) "To plough and tongue the floor. £4.15.0." (Added in pencil "Agreed to be done".) 3) To raise the Gallery ..... £16.0.0. (Added in pencil "proposal rejected".) 4) Mahogany capping for pews. £20.0.0. (Added in pencil "rejected".)
ACC/0809/IC/038 Letter from; 1. Wm. M. Higgins (Architect of the 16 Jan 1840 Chapel), to; 2. [the Trustees] Requesting settlement of his bill for £11.0.6. Mr. Mitchener to pay it into 1's children's account in the savings bank.
ACC/0809/IC/039 Rough note on old piece of paper: "Dimensions n.d. 55 by 40 of the desired Chapel".
ACC/0809/IC/040 Receipt for œ13.13.0 from Committee of 24 Feb 1835 Staines Chapel for designs for alterations to the Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/041 Bill for œ5.5.0. for 1200 bricks delivered Nov. 9 & 15 Nov 9th and 1300 bricks delivered Nov. 15th. 1836 1. H. J. Unwin 2. The Trustees of Staines Chapel. And Note of Delivery of 1200 Bricks dated Nov. 9th. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 159 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/042 Letter from; 1. Wm. Dibb, to; 2. Mr. Byng at 15 Feb 1837 Staines. Requests payment of £5 to Mr. Squib for mason's work on the Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/043 Bill of; 1. S. & J. Ashby, to; 2. Chapel 22 Apr 1837 Committee for œ7.3.4.
ACC/0809/IC/044 Bill of; 1. William Taylor, to; 2. The Trustees of 24 May 1837 the Independent Chapel for œ3.1.3. for making a drain.
ACC/0809/IC/045 Bill of; 1. Edward Ashby to; 2. Independent 24 Dec 1838 Chapel Committee for œ79.10.0. For various fittings in the new Chapel, including laying the gas. Memorandum added at the end that 1. agrees with W. B. Byng that the Bill can be deferred provided they pay the expenses.
ACC/0809/IC/046 Cheque for œ5 from Ashby (R. Porter and 3 Dec 1836 others) to John Allman jr.
ACC/0809/IC/047 Receipt for œ90 from W. Bateman Byng, an 22 May 1837 account of work done on the Independent Chapel Schoolroom.
ACC/0809/IC/048 Bill of John Allman for the Schoolroom (details 1838 given) œ236.6.8. Cash received on account 1836-8, total £180. (last payment on Sept. 10th 1838). £56.6.8. still owing. Added at the bottom: settled the balance Dec. 29th 1838.
ACC/0809/IC/049 Bill for Contract for Schoolroom œ210. n.d. "Extry for Seats, Lockers, Library, two doors leading out of schoolroom into Chapel" etc. - £17.11.11. "Extry work Mr. Dibbs Bill" £7.16.10. Total: £235.8.9. Deduct for seats not done £3.10.0; door returned £1; Old Doors of Library 10/-; 1 coat of paint £1.15.0. Total to be deducted £6.15.0. Therefore final total: £228.13.9. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 160 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/050 Request by John Allman for payment of "the 23 Jul 1838 Balance of his Bill, for Schoolroom and Extries as stated some months ago". œ99.0.10.
ACC/0809/IC/051 Receipt of; 1. John Allman, junior, from; 2. W. 29 Dec 1838 Bateman Byng For £26.6.8, being the balance due for building the Schoolroom and extras at the Independent Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/052 Estimate of J. Elcock 17 Oct 1848 For preparing walls and papering the Independent Chapel with oak grained paper. £10.6.0.
ACC/0809/IC/053 Estimate of Thomas Taylor 20 Oct 1848 To erect a scaffold and clean, wash, stop and whiten the ceiling of Chapel and the walls. £7.
ACC/0809/IC/054 Estimates of George Young of painter's work, 22 Oct 1848 Independent Chapel. "To paint all woodwork inside of Chapel 2 coats the front of Gallery and outside of pews and other doors in two colours". £18.10.0. "The same grained oak and varnished." £29.19.6. "Outside. Grain front and lobby door ..." £5.
ACC/0809/IC/055 2 Estimates of John Boulter, Painter and 22 Oct 1848 Plumber. "To grain and twice varnish the whole of the woodwork inside of the Chapel" £1. "To take up the old sinc gutters on Roof of the Chapel and relay the gutters with lead ....." £30.12.0. "To take up and make good the slating" on Roof. £3. Endorsement: "Mr. Morford". Tender for Plumbers work at the Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/056 Estimate of Edward Dexter. 23 Oct 1848 To make a platform over the body of the Chapel from the Gallery on the tops of the pews. £1.10.0. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 161 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/057 Estimate of George Rogers, plumber and 23 Oct 1848 painter of Staines. To clean stop and whiten the ceiling and colour the walls any plain colour that may be fixed upon. £8. To clean stop and paint the whole of the woodwork 2 coats in oil and outsides of pews in aisle. £11. To grain outside of pews and front of gallery and varnish the same. £8. To clean and paint the outside wood and ironwork, and grain and varnish the front and lobby doors. £5. Endorsement: Presented to the Committee. Oct. 23rd 1848.
ACC/0809/IC/058 Estimate of Edward Ashby. 23 Oct 1848 For new gutters at the Independent Chapel. To remove the old ones and replace with new Zinc: £11.16.3. To replace with copper: £20.11.8.
ACC/0809/IC/059 Estimate of John Boulter, painter. Oct 1848 "To paint all the woodwork inside the Chapel twice in oil. the ailes and front of gallery to be in 2 colours": £9.2.0. "To grain and varnish the ailes, doors and front of Gallery £4.13.0. To paint the outside woodwork, front and lobby doors to be grained and varnished: £4.15.0.
ACC/0809/IC/060 Estimate of John Elcock. 6 Nov 1848 "To paper the walls of the Independent Chapel with Granite Paper in single or double colours". £10.18.0. Elcock agrees to complete the work within 8 days after the ceiling is completed. Endorsement: "Estimate accepted and signed: Mr.Morford".
ACC/0809/IC/061 Estimate of Thomas Taylor. 23 Nov 1848 As in ACC/0809/IC/57. In addition: to repair the slating on the roof, to stop the wet over the gallery stairs, and colour the cornice round the inside of the Chapel. £11.10. total. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 162 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/062 Estimate of extras of John Boulter. Nov 1848 To grain oak the frames etc. of the 8 windows in the Chapel. £2. 0. 0. The 4 pillars under the Gallery to be marbled. £1.0.0. Added at bottom: "No extrys allowed." and signed by Boulter.
ACC/0809/IC/063 Estimate of John Boulter. Feb 1849 "To paint, grain and varnish the ends of pews round the Chapel." £4.10.0. "To paint grain and varnish the partition to front Entrance." £2.10.0. "Clean and varnish the pulpit." £1.0.0. "Grain and varnish the sashes." £3.0.0.
ACC/0809/IC/064 Estimate of Henry Hodder. n.d. For painting the Inside and Outside of the Chapel, and panelling the Aisles, Doors and front of Gallery. £22.0.0.
ACC/0809/IC/065 Estimate n.d. "If the whole of the inside of the Chapel is grained and varnished ..." an extry sum of £39.7.6.
ACC/0809/IC/066 Estimate of George Rogers. n.d. For taking away the old zinc guttering on top of the Chapel and relaying it with lead. £36. Also to take away the old zinc and relay with new zinc. £18.0.0.
ACC/0809/IC/067 Estimate of Walter Evans. n.d. "To give the whole 2 coats of paint in oil, all the panelling, ailes, Doors, and front of Gallery to be Two Colors." £25.0.0. "All the same to be Grained Oak in Oil and varnished..." £32.0.0. "All the woodwork and ironwork windows, iron sashes etc. to be painted, including Front Door and Lobby Door." £6.0.0. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 163 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/068 Estimate of S. Saunders. n.d. To stop, clean and whitewash the ceiling of the Chapel, the ceiling under the Gallery, the ceiling and walls of the Gallery stairs. Providing scaffolding. And to repair the slating on the roof, to stop the wet over the Gallery stairs. £8. 0. 0.
ACC/0809/IC/069 Estimate of S. Saunders. 11 Jul 1858 (Another copy of ACC/0809/IC/68). For £6.10.0.
ACC/0809/IC/070 Letter and Estimate of Edward Dexter. 25 Feb 1860 "For lowering and altering the pulpit and landing as proposed, take down the old stairs pew and wainscoting against the wall and make good the architrave moulding." And putting up new stairs (details given). £10.0.0.
ACC/0809/IC/071 Estimate of Thomas Taylor, Builder of Staines, 9 May 1865 for work to done on Chapel according to specifications prepared. Lists 9 estimates. Total: œ80.13.11.
ACC/0809/IC/072 Estimate of Edward Dexter. 15 May 1865 Sundry Repairs and alterations proposed by the Committee of the Congregation Chapel, Staines, according to the specification provided. 9 items: Repairs to Chapel; Cleaning and Painting; Painting Gallery supports; alteration of table pew; Gallery floors; Gallery sea Gas; School room; and ventilating school room. £81. (Includes repapering).
ACC/0809/IC/073 Fire Insurance Policy No. 452711 (Royal 15 Nov 1836 Exchange Assura for œ1,000. Thomas Dexter and Samuel Taylor of Staines, as Trustees. On the Chapel situate in Shooting Off in the parish of Staines. Valid until 29th Sept. 1837. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 164 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/074 Fire Insurance Policy No. 599060. For œ1,200. 27 Jun 1848 (Royal Exchange Assurance) Thomas Dexter and Samuel Taylor of Staines as Trustees. On the Building of a Chapel and Schoolroom adjoining. Brick built and slated, including the Pulpit, pews and fixtures. Valid until 24th June 1849. And Receipt for premium of 18/- + Duty
ACC/0809/IC/075 Receipt of; 1. Royal Exchange Assurance Co., 24 Jun 1854 from; 2. Messrs. Dexter and Taylor, Trustees [of the Independent Chapel]; Agents: John Treole. For £2.14.0, being the premium and duty on £1,200 for 1854-5.
ACC/0809/IC/076 Fire Insurance Policy (Phoenix Assurance Co.) 2 Aug 1859 for œ1,200, to The Trustees of the Chapel. On the Chapel and Schoolroom communicating (including the pulpit, pews and fixtures), brick and slated, situate in Thames Street, Staines. And £100 on the organ therein. Valid until 24th June 1860.
ACC/0809/IC/077 Receipt of; 1. Phoenix Fire Office, from; 2. The 3 Jul 1860 Trustees of the Independent Chapel For £2.19.6, this being the premium and duty due on £1,300. 1860-61.
ACC/0809/IC/078 Fire Insurance Policy (Phoenix Assurance Co.) 27 Jul 1864 for œ850, to The Trustees of the Independent Chapel. £750 on the Chapel and Schoolroom, £90 on the organ, £10 on the Harmonian. Valid until 24th June 1865. And Receipt for premium dated 3rd July 1865 and letter undated reminding Trustees to renew policy.
ACC/0809/IC/079 Renewal notice for Fire Insurance Policy; 1. 3 Jul 1865 Trustees of the Independent Chapel; 2. Phoenix Fire Office. And receipt dated 3rd July for £1. 6. 6, being the premium and duty on £850, for 1865-6. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 165 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/080 Renewal notice for Fire Insurance Policy; 1. 8 Jul 1868 Trustees of the Independent Chapel; 2. Phoenix Fire Office. And receipt dated 8th July for £1.5.6, being the premium on £1,150 for 1868-9.
ACC/0809/IC/081 Renewal notice for Fire Insurance Policy; 1. 1 Jul 1869 Trustees of the Independent Chapel; 2. Phoenix Fire Office. And a receipt dated 1st July 1869 for 18/3d, being the premium on £1,150 for 1869-70.
ACC/0809/IC/082 Mortgage Bond in œ1,400 27 Apr 1838 1. Ephraim Pasmore of Staines, coachmaker; Thomas Dexter of Staines, corn factor; John Yockney of Islington, Minister of the Gospel; John Allman of Staines, carpenter; James Summersby of Laleham, gent.; Samuel Taylor of Staines, grocer; and John Pasmore of New Windsor, coach builder. Trustees of the Independent Chapel of Staines Bound to: 2. Edward Craig of Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, clerk.
ACC/0809/IC/083 Bill of 1. 1838 1. Randolph Horne 2. Trustees of Staines Independent Chapel. 2. wish to borrow £700 on mortgage of the Chapel. 1's bill includes charges for perusing the title deeds, drawing up the mortgage, attending Register Office and fees to Registrar.
ACC/0809/IC/084 Letter from Rippon Porter. 27 Nov 1854 Encloses copy of resolution of Committee of Staines Independent Chapel to effect that Mr. R. B. Wheatley, Solicitor, draw up a new deed of mortgage because of the new trustees.
ACC/0809/IC/085 Letter from; 1. R. B. Wheatley, to; 2. R. Porter. 6 Dec 1854 1. has obtained the consent of the following to act as trustees: Mr. Robt. Morford; Mr. Edward Dexter; Mr. John Goring; Mr. James Pasmore. (deleted: Mr.James Jackson; Mr. Joseph Osmon; Mr. Apsley Pellatt). Old ones are: Thos. Dexter, senior; Samuel Taylor; and John Pasmore. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 166 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/086 Letter from; 1. P. Ibotson, to; 2. The Committee 14 Sep 1857 and friends of the Independent Chapel, Staines. 1. is writing on behalf of the members and subscribers of the Independent Chapel, Poyle. Their pastor, Revd. L. Hall is now in his seventieth year, and they request assistance on alternate Sundays from Revd. D. Mossop. They will pay travelling expenses and £8 contribution to fund p.a. and £12 if assistance later extended to include all Sunday morning services.
ACC/0809/IC/087 Letter from; 1. D. Mossop, to; 2. The Committee 4 Feb 1858 of the Independent Church at Staines. 1. is prepared to become permanent assistant minister to Revd. R. Porter, provided the report is accepted by the Sub-committee.
ACC/0809/IC/088 Letter from; 1. P. Ibotson, to; 2. [The Committee 24 Mar 1858 of the Staines Independent Church]. The Chapel at Poyle requests the continuation of the arrangement whereby Mr. Mossop gives assistance. 1. says his ministry "appears to be greatly interesting the people". Offer salary: £10 p.a. to the general fund and 10/- per month to Mr. Mossop for travelling expenses.
ACC/0809/IC/089 Letter from; 1. P. Ibotson, to; 2. J. H. Mitchener, 8 Apr 1858 Staines. The Church at Poyle cannot raise the salary of the assistant pastor, Mr. Mossop, but hope to do so in the future: to £14 p.a. to the General Fund and £7 p.a. to Mr. Mossop for travelling expenses.
ACC/0809/IC/090 Resolution of the Committee that the request of n.d. Mr. Ibbotson on behalf of the Church at Poyle, for the assistance of Mr. Mossop, be complied with. And draft resolution that the Committee, feeling the strong appeal made by the Church at Poyle, are willing to reconsider and think the question of some great effort at Poyle ought to be made on the recurring question.
ACC/0809/IC/091 Letter from; 1. D. Mossop, to; 2. The Committee 7 Sep 1858 of the Independent Chapel, Staines. Notice of resignation from Dec. 25th. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 167 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/092 Resolution of the Committee that the Revd. D. n.d. Mossop be required to reconsider his decision [to resign].
ACC/0809/IC/093 Letter from; 1. Rippon Porter, Pastor of the 22 Apr 1861 Chapel, to; 2. "To the Church of Christ and its Deacons of the Independent denomination, meeting in the Independent Chapel, Staines." Resignation of 1. from pastorate, from first Sabbath in May next. 1. has held post for 38 years.
ACC/0809/IC/094 Resolution of a Special Church Meeting 29 Apr 1861 accepting the resignation of the Revd. Rippon Porter.
ACC/0809/IC/095 Resolution of the Committee n.d. "That the sums contributed by those whose names and amounts are hereby appended making an annuity of about £20. be paid to Rev. R. Porter."
ACC/0809/IC/096 Letter from; 1. George P. Jarvis, to; 2. "To the 27 Jul 1861 Deacons Members and Subscribers attending the Independent Chapel, Staines." Accepting invitation of 2. to the pastorate of Staines Chapel as successor of Revd. Rippon Porter.
ACC/0809/IC/097 Copy of letter sent by; 1. The Committee of the n.d. Independent Chapel, to; 2. [G. P. Jarvis]. Inviting 2. to the pastorate as successor to Revd. Rippon Porter.
ACC/0809/IC/098 Letter from; 1. George P. Jarvis, to; 2. Mr. R. 3 Aug 1861 Morford 1. wishes to administer the Ordnance on the 2nd Sabbath in Sept. and requests 2. to enquire whether anyone at Staines has any objection to an un-ordained minister presiding. Suggests a weekday evening between 1st and 8th Sept. for the tea meeting. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 168 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/099 4 letters from; 1. George P. Jarvis, to; 2. Mr. R. 15,20,27 Jul Morford. 1861 & n.d. And enclosing a letter sent by 1. to Mr. McAll of Hackney. All refer to 1's acceptance of Staines invitation to him to be pastor, and arrangements for him to leave Hackney College. Mr. Jelley suggested as a supply until 1. arrives.
ACC/0809/IC/100 Correspondence re supply of pulpit; visiting 1866 preachers. 33 items
ACC/0809/IC/101 2 letters from; 1. G. P. Jarvis, Pastor of Chapel, 12 Feb 1866 to; 2. The Deacons, Members and Seatholders attending the Independent Chapel, Staines. Resignation of 1. who has accepted an invitation to the Pastorate of the Independent Church, Limerick. Resigns from 25th Feb. next. And a covering letter requesting that resignation be put before the Congregation. Endorsed by pencil note that the resignation was proposed and accepted.
ACC/0809/IC/102 Letter from; 1. W. Knight, to; 2. Mr. R. Morford. 21 Feb 1866 1. recommends Revd. J. W. Rolls, of Roxton, as candidate for Staines, since he hears that the minister of Staines is about to leave.
ACC/0809/IC/103 Letter from; 1. Revd. J. Howard, to; 2. Mr. 23 Feb 1866 Morford. 1. requests to come and preach at Staines as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/104 Letter from; 1. J. R. Smith, to; 2. The Deacons 23 Feb 1866 of Staines. 1. offers to supply the pulpit at Staines as a candidate. Encloses copies of testimonials from Peter Drummond of the Tract Enterprise, and the Deacons of Wyvenhoe where he was Pastor. He left there because the "cold and humid air of a fishing town" affected his wife's health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 169 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/105 Letter from; 1. Revd. W. M. Robinson, to; 2. Mr. 23 Feb 1866 Chancellor. 1. offers to supply the pulpit at Staines as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/106 Letter from Job Hawkins, who offers to supply 26 Feb 1866 the pulpit after the 11th March, as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/107 3 letters from; 1. John Nash of Deddington, to; 27 Feb 5 & 23 2. Mr. Morford. Mar 1866 Arranging for 1. to preach at Staines as a candidate on April 8th.
ACC/0809/IC/108 2 letters from; 1. William Isaac, to; 2. Mr. 15 & 22 Mar Morford. 1866 Recommendation of Mr. Nash - but "he is very changeable and never stays long with one church". In second letter - 1. agrees to supply the pulpit on 13th May.
ACC/0809/IC/109 Letter from; 1. James Marsh of Hythe, to; 2. Mr. 9 Mar 1866 Morford, candidature of John Nash. 1. has not seen him for 4 or 5 years and does not feel justified in giving advice.
ACC/0809/IC/110 Letter from; 1. John Nash, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 14 Apr 1865 1. requests 2. to put his name forward as a candidate for the pastorate at Sunbury.
ACC/0809/IC/111 Letter from; 1. Revd. A. Heal, to; 2. The 2 Mar 1866 Deacons of the Church of Christ, Staines. 1. offers to supply the pulpit as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/112 Letter from; 1. Revd. L. H. Byrnes, to; 2. Mr. 11 Mar 1866 Mitchener. Recommendation of Revd. J. G. Carpenter as candidate for Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/113 Letter from; 1. J. G. Carpenter, to; 2. [Mr. 16 Mar 1866 Morford] 1. is willing to preach at Staines as a candidate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 170 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/114 2 Letters from; 1. Charles Jukes, to; 2. [Mr. 5 & 13 Mar Morford]. 1866 Recommending Mr. A. Warner as a candidate for Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/115 Letter from; 1. Revd. J. G. Horton, to; 2. Mr. 16 Mar 1866 Morford. Recommendation of Mr. A. Warner for the pastorate at Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/116 2 letters from; 1. A. Warner, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 17 & 20 Apr Arranging for 1. to preach at Staines on the first 1866 Sunday in May.
ACC/0809/IC/117 Letter from; 1. John Morris, Principal of Brecon 12 Mar 1866 College, to; 2. [Mr. Morford]. Recommendation of Revd. Griffith Jones of Laughanne as candidate for the pastorate at Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/118 Letter from; 1. G. Jones, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 16 Mar 1866 1. offers to supply the pulpit at Staines as a candidate, in April.
ACC/0809/IC/119 2 letters from; 1. W. R. Noble, to; 2. Mr. R. 16 & 23 Mar Morford. 1866 Recommendation of Revd. W. Foale as candidate for Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/120 Letter from; 1. Revd. W. Foale, to; 2. W. R. 22 Mar 1866 Noble. 1. would like to visit Staines. (This letter enclosed in ACC/0809/IC/119).
ACC/0809/IC/121 Letter from; 1. A. E. Lord, to; 2. Mr. R. Morford. 21 Mar 1866 Recommends his brother as a candidate for Staines and suggests 2nd or 3rd Sunday in May for him to preach.
ACC/0809/IC/122 Letter from; 1. Robert Ashton, to; 2. [Mr. 21 Mar 1866 Morford]. Recommendation of Revd. W. H. Drewett, who was formerly a Wesleyan minister but changed his denomination. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 171 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/123 Letter from; 1. W. Legg of Reading, to; 2. Mr. 27 Mar 1866 Morford. Recommendation of Mr. Drewett.
ACC/0809/IC/124 3 letters from; 1. W. Herbert Drewett, to; 2. Mr. 30 Mar 1866 Morford. Arranging for 1. to take the service at Staines on April 22nd and 29th as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/125 Letter from; 1. W. Herbert Drewett, to; 2. Mr. 9 Jun 1866 Frederick Morford. 1. is prevented by other engagements from accepting 2's "kind invitation to Staines". Refers to 2's father's illness.
ACC/0809/IC/126 Letter from; 1. W. Herbert Drewett, to; 2. Mr. 13 Jun 1866 Morford. 1. offers to preach at Staines again on one of 3 Sundays: July 15th, 22nd. & 29th.
ACC/0809/IC/127 Letter from; 1. W. Herbert Drewett, to; 2. Mr. 5 Jul 1866 Morford. Staines has invited 1. to be their pastor. He declines for the moment, since he has already been invited by two other churches although he has made no decision.
ACC/0809/IC/128 Letter from; 1. W. R. Noble, to; 2. Mr. R. 27 Mar 1866 Morford. (Mr. Foale was apparently not a suitable candidate). 1. Now suggests Revd. F. Wagstaff, of Hartland, near Bideford. Mr. Morford wrote that Staines required a self -reliant and energetic man.
ACC/0809/IC/129 Letter from; 1. Robert Willan, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 29 Mar 1866 Recommendation of Samuel Shaw as candidate for the pastorate. He is at present at Middleton, Manchester.
ACC/0809/IC/130 2 letters from; 1. Samuel Shaw, to; 2. Mr. R. 9 & 18 Apr Morford. 1866 Arranging for 1. to visit Staines on May 20th as a candidate for the pastorate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 172 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/131 Letter from; 1. E. Thomas, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 30 Mar 1866 1. wishes to be considered as a candidate for Staines and offers to supply the pulpit for 2 Sabbaths.
ACC/0809/IC/132 Letter from; 1. L. Robinson, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 4 Apr 1866 1's pastor, Mr. Winter, knows of two young men who would be suitable candidates for Staines and encloses the pastor's address for 2.
ACC/0809/IC/133 Letter from; 1. Charles Winter, to; 2. Mr. Robt. 6 Apr 1866 Morford. Recommendation of Revd. J. C. Burnett of Burnham, Essex. He has a mannerism which at first appears to be affectation but is not so.
ACC/0809/IC/134 Letter from; 1. S. J. Le Blond, to; 2. J. H. 4 Apr 1866 Mitchiner, esq. 1. offers to supply the pulpit on 22nd April as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/135 2 letters from; 1. George S. Ingram, to; 2. R. 29 Jun & 3 Jul Morford, esq. 1866 One enclosing a letter from S. J. Le Blond who is seeking for a vacant pulpit in the London area. 1. himself regrets that he is unable to preach at Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/136 2 letters from; 1. W. A. Mills, to; 2. Mr. R. 9 & 23 Apr Morford. 1866 Arranging for 1. to preach at Staines as a candidate on 17th June.
ACC/0809/IC/137 Letter from; 1. R. Nurse, to; 2. Mr. R. Morford. 4 Apr 1866 1. encloses the "Carte" of his "dear friend and brother Mills".
ACC/0809/IC/138 Letter from George Wilkins (notepaper headed: n.d. British and Foreign Sailors Society, Mercers St. Shadwell). He visited Chelmsford yesterday and found that Mr. Mills was not an assistant to Mr. Wilkinson as he had thought, and does not recommend him as a candidate. He recommends Mr. Jones. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 173 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/139 3 letters from; 1. Joseph Oddy, to; 3. Mr. 18,23 & 28 Morford. Aug 1866 1. is candidate for the pastorate and arranges to come to Staines, if requested, in September. He requires a larger salary than Staines offers, i.e. he wants at least £160 p.a. and Staines offer £120
ACC/0809/IC/140 Letter from; 1. George Robbins, to; 2. Mr. 7 May 1868 Morford. 1's former pastor, Mr. Cousins of Portsea, has been recommended as a candidate for Staines. 1. adds his recommendation.
ACC/0809/IC/141 Letter from; 1. George Robbins, to; 2. Mr. 29 May 1866 Morford. Recommendation of Mr. Cousins, although 1. has received a letter from 2. stating that Mr. Cousins' age might be an objection, also recommends Mr. Duthie of Beaconsfield.
ACC/0809/IC/142 Letter from; 1. M. B. Sutton, to; 2. Mr. R. 19 May 1866 Mumford. 1. knows of a possible candidate for the pastorate and asks 2. to let him know if it is still vacant. [H. Thomas]
ACC/0809/IC/143 Letter from; 1. M. B. Sutton, to; 2. Mr. R. 23 Jun 1866 Morford. 1. recommends Revd. H. Thomas as a candidate for Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/144 2 letters from; 1. Revd. H. Thomas, to; 2. Mr. 26 Jun 11 Jul Morford. 1866 Arranging that 1. should preach at Staines on 29th July and 5th Aug.
ACC/0809/IC/145 letters from; 1. William F. Revell, to; 2. Mr. 20 & 26 Jun Morford. 1866 In first letter: 1. is expecting "a brother minister" to stay with him, who is willing to preach at Staines, but not as a candidate. 1. also mentions an older man, over 50, as a possible candidate. In second letter: gives his name - Revd. Robt. Laver. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 174 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/146 letters from; 1. William F. Revell, to; 2. Mr. 20 & 26 Jun Morford. 1866 In first letter: 1. is expecting "a brother minister" to stay with him, who is willing to preach at Staines, but not as a candidate. 1. also mentions an older man, over 50, as a possible candidate. In second letter: gives his name - Revd. Robt. Laver.
ACC/0809/IC/147 Letter from; 1. E. H. Mannering, to; 2. Mr. 1 Jul 1866 Morford. Encloses the address of Mr. Sargent.
ACC/0809/IC/148 Letter from; 1. R. J. Sargent, to; 2. Mr. Robert 5 Jul 1866 Morford. Offering to supply the pulpit as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/149 Letter from; Revd. R. Porter, to; J. C. Harrison. 14 Jul 1866 Recommendation of Mr. John Harrison, as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/150 Letter from; 1. Albert Smith, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 28 Jul 28 Sep In July 1. offered to supply the pulpit as a 1866 candidate for the pastorate. In Sept. he again offered, and apologised that he had been unable to manage any of the dates previously suggested.
ACC/0809/IC/151 letters from; 1. Albert Smith, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 14 & 23 Aug In letter of April 14th 1. regrets he is unable to 1866 supply on next Sunday or the following Sunday, but is free after that. In letter of Aug. 23rd he offers to supply on Sept. 9th and 16th as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/152 letters from; 1. Albert Smith, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 14 & 23 Aug In letter of April 14th 1. regrets he is unable to 1866 supply on next Sunday or the following Sunday, but is free after that. In letter of Aug. 23rd he offers to supply on Sept. 9th and 16th as a candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/153 letters from; 1. James Duthie, to; 2. Mr. 3 Aug 1866 & Morford. n.d. Arranging for 1. to preach at Staines on Aug. 13th. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 175 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/154 letters from; 1. James Duthie, to; 2. Mr. 3 Aug 1866 & Morford. n.d. Arranging for 1. to preach at Staines on Aug. 13th.
ACC/0809/IC/155 Letter from; 1. Robert Ashton, to; 2. Mr. 14 Aug 1866 Morford. (On notepaper headed: Congregational Union of England and Wales). 1. Recommends Revd. G. Inchan as a candidate and mentions another possible candidate, a Yorkshireman, but does not give his name.
ACC/0809/IC/156 Letter from; 1. George Inchan, to; 2. Mr. R. 15 Aug 1866 Morford. 1. agrees to preach on the dates named by 2, as a candidates
ACC/0809/IC/157 2 letters from; 1. William Gooley, to; 2. Mr. 24 & 31 Aug Morford. 1866 1. is leaving Clapham for reasons of ill health. In letter of Aug. 31st he refers to this visit, but says he could not live on the salary offered. He is willing to give way to any other candidate and suggests they hear Mr. Oddy.
ACC/0809/IC/158 Letter from; 1. R. Nurse, to; 2. Mr. R. Morford. 18 Oct 1866 1. refers to insurance of his life and suggests trying the "British Empire". He congratulates 2. on securing Mr. Gooley.
ACC/0809/IC/159 Letter from; 1. William Gooley, to; 2. Mr. 30 Oct 1866 Morford. 1. is in the process of moving house and regrets that he has been unable to get all his furniture into one van.
ACC/0809/IC/160 Letter nominating Revd. R. W. McAll, late 5 May; 12 Minister of the Logell's Chapelry, Birmingham. May; 17 May Letter arranging date for McAll to preach, on July 4th. Another letter on this arrangement.
ACC/0809/IC/161 Letter nominating Revd. R. W. McAll, late 5 May; 12 Minister of the Logell's Chapelry, Birmingham. May; 17 May Letter arranging date for McAll to preach, on July 4th. Another letter on this arrangement. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 176 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/162 Letter nominating Revd. R. W. McAll, late 5 May; 12 Minister of the Logell's Chapelry, Birmingham. May; 17 May Letter arranging date for McAll to preach, on July 4th. Another letter on this arrangement.
ACC/0809/IC/163 Letter nominating Revd. Simpson. 18 May
ACC/0809/IC/164 Letter nominating Mr. Pringle. 18 May
ACC/0809/IC/165 Letter nominating Revd. J. Stevenson. 9 Jun
ACC/0809/IC/166 Letter arranging for Mr. C. Talbot to preach on 22 Jun Aug. 8th or 15th.
ACC/0809/IC/167 Confirmation of arrangement to preach. 9 Aug
ACC/0809/IC/168 Withdrawal of candidate. 22 Oct
ACC/0809/IC/169 Letter nominating Mr. Pearse; Letter nominating 31 Jul; 10 Aug Mr. Pearse
ACC/0809/IC/170 Letter nominating Mr. Pearse; Letter nominating 31 Jul; 10 Aug Mr. Pearse
ACC/0809/IC/171 Arrangement to preach on Sept 19th by Mr. W. 30 Aug; 13 Oct Courtnall. Letter reporting on visit of Mr. Courtnall to Wellingborough. (Has apparently withdrawn from candidature of Staines).
ACC/0809/IC/172 Arrangement to preach on Sept 19th by Mr. W. 30 Aug; 13 Oct Courtnall. Letter reporting on visit of Mr. Courtnall to Wellingborough. (Has apparently withdrawn from candidature of Staines).
ACC/0809/IC/173 Letter nominating Revd. John Wood. Letter 7 Oct; 16 Oct; arranging to preach on 24th and 31st Oct. 15 Nov; 27 Letter re salary of the position. Withdrawal of Nov candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/174 Letter nominating Revd. John Wood. Letter 7 Oct; 16 Oct; arranging to preach on 24th and 31st Oct. 15 Nov; 27 Letter re salary of the position. Withdrawal of Nov candidate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 177 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/175 Letter nominating Revd. John Wood. Letter 7 Oct; 16 Oct; arranging to preach on 24th and 31st Oct. 15 Nov; 27 Letter re salary of the position. Withdrawal of Nov candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/176 Letter nominating Revd. John Wood. Letter 7 Oct; 16 Oct; arranging to preach on 24th and 31st Oct. 15 Nov; 27 Letter re salary of the position. Withdrawal of Nov candidate.
ACC/0809/IC/177 Letter nominating Mr. John Riordan. 15 Oct
ACC/0809/IC/178 Letter arranging to preach "the next Lord's Day" 25 Oct; 4 Nov by Mr. A. Warner. Letter arranging to preach "next Sunday week".
ACC/0809/IC/179 Letter arranging to preach "the next Lord's Day" 25 Oct; 4 Nov by Mr. A. Warner. Letter arranging to preach "next Sunday week".
ACC/0809/IC/180 Letter nominating Mr. Ira Boseley. 14 Nov
ACC/0809/IC/181 Recommendation of Revd. Jones by J. G. n.d. Blake, Deacon. (no place given).
ACC/0809/IC/182 Resignation of 1. from the Committee of 28 Feb 1838 Management of the Independent Chapel. 1. W. Bateman Byne Letter addressed to: 2. Revd. R. Porter.
ACC/0809/IC/183 Notes on a Meeting. 8 Dec 1839 Includes reports that the collection for British Missions amounted to £9.13.0; reports on visiting; a new church member; donations; and a suggestion that a tea meeting be held in January.
ACC/0809/IC/184 Letter from; 1. George Whiteley and - Whiteley, 22 Apr 1841 to; 2. The Secretary of the Staines Chapel Building Committee. 1. do not wish to become members of the Building Committee LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 178 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/185 Letter of Resignation by J. Allman from the n.d. Committee ? [of management of the Independent Chapel of Staines].
ACC/0809/IC/186 Letter from; 1. J. H. Mitchiner, to; 2. The 27 May 1861 Independent Church, Staines. Resignation of 1. from posts of Deacon and Treasurer, which he has held for 2 years. Encloses account of receipts and expenditure for the period.
ACC/0809/IC/187 Copy of a resolution of a Church Meeting 27 May 1861 (Apsley Pellatt in the chair) that the resignation of Mr. J. H. Mitchener from his office as Deacon and Treasurer should not be accepted and that he should be asked to stay. And draft of this.
ACC/0809/IC/188 Letter from; 1. G. P. Jarvis, to; 2. Mr. Jesse 7 Jul 1865 Gubbons [Gabbins ?]. Requests presence of 2. at a committee meeting to be held at Mr. Osmon's on Monday next at 7.30 p.m.
ACC/0809/IC/189 Minutes of the Church Meeting held in the 19 Feb 1866 School Room. Motion carried that the resignation of Mr. Jarvis be accepted. Motion lost that a testimonial be given to Mr. Jarvis on behalf of the Meeting. (Mr. Frederick Morfield in the Chair) Mr. Engall and Mr. Waterman deputed to act with the Deacons. And it was resolved that within a month a Church Meeting should be held to consider electing 2 additional Deacons.
ACC/0809/IC/190 Statement to accompany Register Books, to be 8 Aug 1837 sent to 1. 1. To the Commissioners for enquiring into the state, custody and authenticity of Non-Parochial Registers 2. Rippon Porter, Minister of the Chapel. The Register Books of Baptisms and Burials for the Independent Chapel of Staines, founded 1789. Sent by 2. who has had custody of them since 1823. And blank printed copy of questions referred to in the circular letters. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 179 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/191 Letter from; 1. ? Registrar General's Office, to; 18 Oct 1837 2. Revd. Rippon Porter. Assuring 2. of safety of "your Books" and explaining that he was written to in error.
ACC/0809/IC/192 Circular letter 1842 To: The Minister of the Independent Chapel, Staines. Non-parochial registers and records have been deposited with the Registrar General. Public are only allowed to search these records on personal application or via the "General Registration Agency Office", and on payment of a fee.
ACC/0809/IC/193 Licence of the Independent Chapel, High 18 Aug 1837 Street, Staines, for the soleminisation of Marriages. Registered 12th Aug. 1837. Randolph Horne, Superintendent Registrar of the District of Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/194 Certificate of Registry of Death 20 Sep 1837 1. Charles Brown, Registrar of Births and Deaths in the second or Egham District of the Windsor Union, Surrey 2. Death of an Infant, son of Frances Dibb of Egham.
ACC/0809/IC/195 Licence of marriage of 2. 13 Oct 1837 1. Randolph Horne, Superintendent Registrar of Staines 2. Lemon Hall of Stanwell and Elizabeth Yockney of Staines. To be solemnised in presence of the Registrar and two witnesses within three calendar months of 13th Oct. 1837 at the Independent Chapel, Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/196 Certificate of Registry of Death 6 Dec 1837 1. James Baker, Registrar of Births and Deaths in the District of Staines 2 Death of Sarah Greener.
ACC/0809/IC/197 Certificate of Registry of Death 2 Feb 1838 1. James Baker, Registrar of Births and Deaths in the District of Staines 2. Death of George Hodder. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 180 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/198 Memorandum signed by William Layton that he 10 Aug 1835 has given possession of part of his garden to the Trustees of the Independent Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/199 Receipt of; 1. William Layton, from; 2. Henry 12 Aug 1835 Ashby, esq. For £10 for compensation in giving up possession to the Trustees of the Independent Chapel of part of 1's garden, bought by them from Mr. Smith.
ACC/0809/IC/200 Copy of a resolution of the Committee; 1. Mr. 26 Apr 1837 Layton; 2. The Trustees of the Staines Independent Chapel. 1. has threatened 2. with an action for encroachment. Resolved that Mr. Byng and Mr. Mitchener confer with Mr. Horne (2's solicitor) and tell him to defend the action since 1. has already received compensation.
ACC/0809/IC/201 Summons to 1. to appear at Westminster Hall 27 Nov [? 25] on Monday 27th Nov. to defend an action [1837] against Wm. Layton. 1. James Jackson, John Allman the younger and Joseph Smith.
ACC/0809/IC/202 Summons to 1. to appear at Westminster Hall 25 Nov [1837] on Monday 27th November to defend an action against William Layton. 1. James Hales Mitchener, William Bateman Byng, William Cousins, and Richard Hayter. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 181 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/203 Office Copy of Brief pro Defendants. n.d. 1. Wm. Layton, Plaintiff 2. [Ephraim Pasmore, Thomas Dexter, Samuel Taylor, John Allmann, James Summersley, John Yockney and John Pasmore], Defendants. In 1802 an Independent Chapel was built. This was demolished in 1836 and a new larger one built on the site. The Trustees bought some land at the side and back of the building from Mr. Smith, the owner, and paid £10 compensation to the tenant, Layton. Chapel was opened in April 1837. In May 1837 1. brought an action for damages, because of water draining from the Chapel to his yard. 2. claim the water had done this for many years, ever since 1. blocked up the drainage ditch.
ACC/0809/IC/204 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., to; 2. R. Horne, 10 Nov 1837 esq. In case of Layton v. Pasmore the Plaintiff's Attorney has obtained a Judge's Order for permission to view and copy a paper sent by the Plaintiff to the Trustees of the Chapel in July 1835. 1. presumes this is the receipt for £10 and enquires of 2. whether any other paper passed between the Plaintiff and the Trustees.
ACC/0809/IC/205 Notice from; 1. Harmer & Flower, 87 Hatton 22 Nov 1837 Garden, Plaintiff's Attorney, to; 2. Messrs. Rigge & Co., Defendants' Agents. For production of 10 letters and a receipt (details given) at the trial of the case in Common Pleas, Layton v. Pasmore and others.
ACC/0809/IC/206 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., to; 2. Randolph 28 Nov 1837 Horne, esq. It is necessary for 2. to be in town "tomorrow evening" for a consultation as the case (Layton v. Pasmore) is to be tried on Thursday.
ACC/0809/IC/207 Letter from; 1. James W. Higgins, to; 2. 12 Dec 1837 Randolph Horne, esq. [solicitor] Re case in Common Pleas, Layton v. Pasmore and others. 1. intends to examine the disputed cartway. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 182 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/208 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., to; 2. R. Horne, 13 Dec 1837 esq. In the Rule of Reference a Mr. Higgins was to award in the case Layton v. Pasmore. 2. expected this to be Mr. William Mulligan Higgins, Architect of the Chapel, but in fact it was Mr. James White Higgins of Furnivals Inn, a parson. 1 recommend that 2. accept this.
ACC/0809/IC/209 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., to; 2. R. Horne, 18 Dec 1837 esq. 1. advise 2. to accept Mr. James White Higgins as arbitrator and suggest he invites him to Staines again to take evidence.
ACC/0809/IC/210 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., to; 2. R. Horne, 21 Dec 1837 esq. 1. have heard from Harmer & Flower that Mr. Higgins has prepared his Award. It can only be made a Rule of Court in Term, and 1. suggests that 2. resists it then if he wishes.
ACC/0809/IC/211 Letter from; 1. Joshua Roper, to; 2. R. Horne 21 Dec 1837 (solicitor on behalf of the Defendants; the Trustees of the Chapel). Informing 2. that the Arbitrator has made his award in the case Layton v. Pasmore and it is ready to be delivered on payment of £10.16.0 costs.
ACC/0809/IC/212 Copy of the Award; Case in Common Pleas 21 Dec 1837 Layton v. Pasmore and others. Arbitrator: James White Higgins of Furnivals Inn, Surveyor. The waterspout which has been already removed is not to be replaced. The cartway is not to be restored. The Defendants to pay £24 compensation and costs.
ACC/0809/IC/213 Rough notes on total of damages and costs n.d. due in settlement of case Layton v. Pasmore. Damages 24. 0. 0. Costs 2. 0. 0. Increase 136.17. 0. £162.17. 0. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 183 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/214 Copy of the Costs amounting to œ136.10.5. In 1838 case in the Common Pleas Layton v. Pasmore and others.
ACC/0809/IC/215/001 Receipt for œ160.17.0. by 1. this being for 30 Jan 1838 damages and costs in settlement of case Layton v. Pasmore. 1. Harmer & Flower (for the Plaintiff), from 2. The Defendants by payment of Messrs. Rigge & Co.
ACC/0809/IC/215/002 Letter from; 1. Rigge & Co., Cooks Court, 30 Jan 1838 [? Lincoln's Inn, to; 2. Mr. Mitchener, 30 1838] Shepherds Market, May Faire. Enclosing receipt for damages and costs paid to Harmer & Co. (in settlement of case Layton v. Pasmore). Mentions a reduction of £2.
ACC/0809/IC/216 Rough pencil notes re Layton v. Pasmore. n.d.
ACC/0809/IC/217 Letter from; 1. Wm. Dibb, to; 2. Mr. B. Byng 26 Feb 1838 esq. 1. expresses his gratitude and affection to 2. but feels he has been unjustly treated by certain members of the Chapel Committee. "they care not who sinks so long as they can support their Pride and save their money and altho' they are always making a noise about their good works they would sooner see an Antinomian involved in any trouble or difficulty than they would put themselves the least out of their way to serve him by giving him a small part of that which is ... justly due to him."
ACC/0809/IC/218 Letter from; 1. Harmer & Flower, to; 2. R. 9 Apr 1838 Horne. Mr. Dibb has instructed 1. to proceed against the Committee for building the Independent Chapel, Staines for recovery of balance of debt due to him. 1. request the names of the Committee.
ACC/0809/IC/219 Copy of a Minute from the Minute Book of the 10 Apr 1838 Independent Chapel. (Copy signed by R. Porter). Resolved that Mr. Mitchener be authorised to see Wm. Dibb's lawyer and make a settlement. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 184 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/220 Copy of Memorandum of tender made to Dibb 12 Mar 1838 of œ51.6.10 for the balance of the contract and extras due to him for building the Independent Chapel, Staines, on March 12th 1838 and which he refused. Signed by J. Smith. Together with a Statement of Dibb's account. (As in ACC/0809/IC/221).
ACC/0809/IC/221 Note of details of Dibb's Account Amount of contract £450. 0. 0. Extras allowed by Architect 92.11.1. Extras allowed by Committee 10.18. 3. £553. 9. 4 Rec. by Dibb £229.17.6. Bricks 5. 5.0. Accepted Bill Of Northcrofts £267. 0.0. £502. 2. 6. Balance £51. 6.10.
ACC/0809/IC/222 Letter from; 1. Harmer & Flower (on behalf of 14 Apr 1838 Dibb); 2. James Mitchener of Staines. Mr. Dibb has had his work on the Chapel surveyed by Mr. Southwood of Windsor, who has valued it at £813.19.6½. 1. require to know what amount 2. thinks is dub to Dibb.
ACC/0809/IC/223 Letter from; 1. Harmer & Flower of Hatton 21 Apr 1838 Garden (for Dibb), to; 2. Randolph Horne (for the Defendants Pasmore and others). Dibb declines a general arbitration but has no objection to an arbitration as to the value of the work done.
ACC/0809/IC/224 Letter from; 1. R. Horne (for the Defendants 22 Apr 1838 Pasmore and others), to 2. Harmer & Flower (for Dibb) The Defendants reject an arbitration as suggested, but would accept an arbitration by 2 people, one nominated by each party. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 185 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/225 Letter from; 1. William M. Higgins, to; 2. W. B. 16 Apr 1838 Byng. In response to Mr. Mitchener's request 1. has searched for any evidence of a contract between Dibb and the Committee of Staines Chapel. Encloses 3 letters, including 1 dated 14 May 1837 which arranges a meeting, although this did not take place.
ACC/0809/IC/226 Letter from; 1. W. Bateman Byng, to; 2. W. M. 15 Jun 1836 Higgins of Watling Street. Lists the tenders received for building of Chapel. Mr. Allmann, £1140; Mr. Oades, £1050; Mr. Dexter, £1027; Mr. Dibb, £960; Taylor & Hollis, £950; Mr. Northcroft, £723. Suggests 2. modifies his plans on the foundations, roof and ventilators in order to lower estimate. Requests 2. to attend the committee meeting on Thursday or Friday night.
ACC/0809/IC/227 Letter from; 1. W. Bateman Byng, to; 2. Mr. 14 May 1837 Higgins. Cousins and Dibbs will be calling on 2. on Tuesday May 16th to draw up account of their contract and extras.
ACC/0809/IC/228 Letter from; 1. W. Bateman Byng, to; 2. W. M. 13 Jul 1836 Higgins. 2's offer to build the Chapel for £750 is accepted by the Committee provided the plan finally adopted is approved by the Committee.
ACC/0809/IC/229 Letter from; 1. William M. Higgins, to; 2. W. B. 23 Oct 1837 Byng, esq., Staines. One account of money due to Cousins totals £104.15.10 and this was all ordered specially by the Committee. 2 other accounts 1. has checked. One for £38.5.7 due to Cousins. One for £54.0.11 due to Dibb. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 186 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/230 Letter from 2. to 1.; 1. Mr. Mitchiner, Staines; 2. 1 May 1838 Wm. M. Higgins of Watling Street. In reply to 1's letter on circumstances of contract, 2. says that Dibb and Cousins called to see him and asked about the quantity of brickwork. 2. believed this to be 31 rods. Dibb believed this to be 36 rods. They agreed that Dibb should receive £400, plus another £50 if there were 36 rods.
ACC/0809/IC/231 Letter from; 1. H. White, of Bunian Place, to; 2. 9 May 1838 W. B. Byng. 1. is unable to remember accurately what sums were agreed upon by Mr. Cousins and does not remember being present at the signing of the plans and specifications.
ACC/0809/IC/232 Writ to appear in the Court of Common Pleas. 24 Apr 1838 1. Ephraim Pasmore, the Elder; James Pasmore; Thomas Dexter, the Elder; William Bateman Byng; John Allman, the Younger; John Simons; John Treble tax gatherer; John Treble, grocer; Henry Hodder; William Cousins; Robert Morford; Edward Dexter; William Booker; James Mitchener; Rippon Porter; James Jackson; Samuel Taylor.; (2 copies. 1 addressed to Robert Morford and 1 to Henry Hodder). 1. to appear in Court within 8 days after the service of the Writ. The plaintiff, Wm. Dibb, claims £813.19.6. for debt, and £7.10.0 for costs.
ACC/0809/IC/233 Rule of Court. 1. William Dibb, Plaintiff; 2. 24 May 1838 Pasmore and others - The Committee for the building of the Independent Chapel, Staines. 2. to produce: 1) Memorandum of engagement of 1. for building of Chapel. 2) Plans and working drawings. 3) A bill of account given by 1. 4) A memorandum of account, Jan. 1838. 2 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 187 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/234 Rule of Court. 1. William Dibb, Plaintiff; 2. 24 May 1838 Pasmore and others - The Committee for the building of the Independent Chapel, Staines. 2. to produce: 1) Memorandum of engagement of 1. for building of Chapel. 2) Plans and working drawings. 3) A bill of account given by 1. 4) A memorandum of account, Jan. 1838. 2 copies
ACC/0809/IC/235 Copy of Affidavit of Plaintiff in respect of [1838] application for production of documents. 1. William Dibb, Plaintiff; 2. Pasmore and others (The Committee for the building of the Independent Chapel, Staines), Defendants. 1) Memorandum of agreement that Dibb should be engaged to erect new Chapel - in the Minute Books of the Committee. 2) Bill of 1. for £57.17.11. presented to Higgins and then to the Committee. 3) A memorandum of account made by 1. in the presence of W. B. Byng [in Jan. 1838]. 4) Working plans and drawings for the building.
ACC/0809/IC/236 Rough notes on case Dibb v. Pasmore and n.d. others. Draft statement of William Bateman Byng. That on 20 Jan. 1838 Dibb requested payment of balance of money, presented a memorandum of the account and offered to reduce the total. Believes Dibb has the working drawings.
ACC/0809/IC/237 Draft Affidavit of 2. 1. William Dibb, Plaintiff; 2. n.d. Pasmore and others (The Committee for building the Independent Chapel, Staines), Defendants. 3. Henry Williams and James Osborn, Clerks to Messrs. Rigge & Merrifield. William Bateman Byng and William Booker, 2 of the Defendants, state that the documents requested by the Rule of Court were produced to Messrs. Rigge & Merrifield except the working drawings, the whereabouts of which they do not know. Hen. Williams states that the documents were produced to Harmer & Flower, except the working drawings which he claims never came to the Committee. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 188 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/238 Order of Court that the Defendants show cause 7 Jun [1838] to the Court on Monday next why an Attachment of Contempt should not be issued against them for not obeying the Rule of Court, 24th May, for production of certain documents. 1. Wm. Dibb, Plaintiff 2. Pasmore and others (The Committee for the building of Staines Independent Chapel), Defendants.
ACC/0809/IC/239 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. J. H. 25 Jan 1839 Mitchener. The Plaintiffs wish to strike out the names of John Treble (Grocer), William Cousins and Robert Morford without entering a 'nolle prosequi' according to the terms of the Rule of Court. 1. has rejected this but is to discuss the matter with Mr. Channell.
ACC/0809/IC/240 Letter from; 1. Henry R. Hill, to; 2. R. Horne, 9 Feb 1839 esq., Staines. 1. is sending copies of the Plaintiff's receipts and statement of account.
ACC/0809/IC/241 Draft Affidavit of William Bateman Byng, one of n.d. the Defendants. 1. William Dibb, Plaintiff 2. Pasmore and others (The Committee for the building of the Independent Chapel, Staines).
ACC/0809/IC/242 Draft Brief of 2. 1. Wm. Dibb, Plaintiff; 2. n.d. Pasmore and others (The Committee for Building the Independent Chapel, Staines), Defendants. July 1836 2. resolved to pull down the old chapel and erect a new one according to the plans of Mr. Higgins, for £750. Mr. Dibb was contracted for the Bricklayers, Plasterers, Slaters and Mason's work. Mr. Cousins was contracted for the rest. Both were members of the committee. Mr. Higgins arranged that Dibb should receive £400 out of the £750 if 31 rods of bricks used and £450 if 36 rods. (Details given). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 189 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/243 Letter from; 1. Harmer & Steele (for Dibb), to; 2. 15 Feb 1839 R. Horne (for Defendants, Pasmore and others). Dibb declines to refer the action, but offers to accept £50 and costs besides the amount paid into Court, in discharge of the action. Costs for the Defendants will amount to £40 - £50.
ACC/0809/IC/244 Note by Rigge & Merrifield on the case Dibb v. n.d. Pasmore and others. Gives opinion that the Plaintiff is awaiting a better offer. Mr. Channell advises not to make any further proposals.
ACC/0809/IC/245 Note [by Rigge & Merrifield] on case Dibb v. n.d. Pasmore and others. Dibb, Plaintiff, refused offer of £100. Mr. White has moved the Court to delete certain of the Defendants' names, but this has been refused.
ACC/0809/IC/246 Receipt for œ75 by; 1. Harmer & Steele 18 Feb 1839 (Attorneys for Wm. Dibb) from; 2. Mr. Mitchener on behalf of the Defenders. The £75 together with £57 taken out of Court was in payment of the debt and costs in the action
ACC/0809/IC/247 Letter from; 1. Randolph Horne, to; 2. Revd. R. 21 Mar 1840 Porter. 1. has sent his bills to 2. for his work in the actions Layton and Dibb v. The Committee. He has endeavoured to make the costs as light as possible, and requests that £5. 5. 0. be deducted and regarded as his subscription. (Both cases apparently lost).
ACC/0809/IC/248 Bill from J. Mitchiner. 22 Dec 1837 Paid Messrs. Rigge & Co. for fees to Counsel and court fees £16. 0. 6. Tavern bill £4.13. 8. Coach bill £3. 2. 0. Total £23.16. 2. Recd. from Mr. Byng £12. 0. 0. £11.16. 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 190 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/249 Receipted bill for œ3. 5. 0. for coach hire from; 30 Nov 1839 1. Joseph Doggett, to; 2. Horne, esq.
ACC/0809/IC/250 Bill. 30 Nov 1839 Items include room and fire, luncheon, brandy, ale and beer, dinners, sherry, port and waiter. Total: £5.14.6. Received from Messrs. Jones. Their shares £1.0.10. Total: £4.13.8.
ACC/0809/IC/251 Tender from William Dibb for building a new n.d. Independent Chapel at Staines according to the plans and specifications of Mr. Higgins. (A hole in the paper has obliterated the sum).
ACC/0809/IC/252 Brief statement of Dibb's account. 1838 Measured work ... £707.16.11½ Day work about ... 47. 0. 0 £754.17. 0 Credit by old materials 14. 0. 0 Balance of claim £740.17. 0
ACC/0809/IC/253 Rough notes of cash received from Mr. Byng Sep - Apr [no [by Dibb]. œ165 in eleven payments. year]
ACC/0809/IC/254 Cheque for œ20 from Ashby to Wm. Dibb. For 8 Oct 1836 Chapel contract.
ACC/0809/IC/255 Cheque from W. B. Byng to Wm. Dibb for œ10. 26 Nov 1836
ACC/0809/IC/256 Cheque œ20 on account of Chapel contract 29 Nov 1836 from Ashby to William Dibb.
ACC/0809/IC/257 Cheque for œ20. Ashby to Wm. Dibb. 2 Dec 1836
ACC/0809/IC/258 Receipt of 1. from 2. 1. Wm. Dibb; 2. William B. 3 Dec 1836 Byng. For £200 on account of building Independent Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/259 Copy of receipt by 1. from 2. 1. Wm. Dibb; 2. 3 Dec 1836 W. B. Byng. For £200 on account for building the Independent Chapel. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 191 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/260 Receipt of 1. from 2. 1. Wm. Dibb; 2. Mr. W. B. 3 Dec Byng. For £19.18.0 on account for building the Independent Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/261 Copy of Receipt by Wm. Dibb from W. B. Byng 3 Dec 1836 for œ19.18.0 for building the Independent Chapel.
ACC/0809/IC/262 Note from; 1. Wm. Dibb, to; 2. Mr. Byng. 29 Dec 1836 1. requests that 2. pay £50 to Mr. Northcroft on account of contract for building Independent Chapel. And a covering letter to Mr. Byng.
ACC/0809/IC/263 Note from; 1. Wm. Dibb, to; 2. The Building 9 Feb 1837 Committee for building the Independent Chapel. 1. requests that 2. pay £200 to Mr. Northcroft, Builder, of Egham.
ACC/0809/IC/264 Estimate from Wm. Dibb for brickwork, n.d. plastering, slating and mason's work for proposed New Independent Chapel. œ500.
ACC/0809/IC/265 Bill of 1. (Bill of Extras). 2 Sep 1836 - 1. Wm. Dibb, to 24 Feb 1837 2. The Building Committee of the Independent Chapel. Detailed list of items: Total: £57.17.11. Amount of contract £450. 0. 0. £507.17.11. Surveyor's deduction 3.17. 0. Total: £504. 0.11.
ACC/0809/IC/266 Debit note from Porter and others to Dibb for 21 Mar 1837 œ1.15.0.
ACC/0809/IC/267 Bill of; 1. William Dibb, to; 2. The Trustees and 8 Aug 1836 - Building Committee of Independent Chapel. 28 Apr 1837 Detailed list of items totalling £791.5.6. from which £14 deducted for old materials. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 192 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/268 Banker's Order. 21 Mar 1837 Three months after date to pay £100 to Francis Dibb, Senior, Builder. Signed by Wm. Dibb.
ACC/0809/IC/269 Receipt for œ9.19.6. to purchase stone for the 28 Apr 1837 Chapel yard, and copy. Received by Wm. Dibb from Mr. Wm. B. Byng.
ACC/0809/IC/270 Receipt for œ9.19.6. to purchase stone for the 28 Apr 1837 Chapel yard, and copy. Received by Wm. Dibb from Mr. Wm. B. Byng.
ACC/0809/IC/271 Banker's Order to pay 2 months after date 19 May 1837 œ200 to Mr. Dibb Signed by William Northcroft. And copy.
ACC/0809/IC/272 Banker's Order to pay 2 months after date 19 May 1837 œ200 to Mr. Dibb Signed by William Northcroft. And copy.
ACC/0809/IC/273 Banker's Order to pay 2 months after date 19 May 1837 œ68.5.0. to Mr. Dibb. Signed by Wm. Northcroft, Junr. And copy.
ACC/0809/IC/274 Banker's Order to pay 2 months after date 19 May 1837 œ68.5.0. to Mr. Dibb. Signed by Wm. Northcroft, Junr. And copy.
ACC/0809/IC/275 Receipt by Wm. Dibb from W. B. Byng for œ5 2 Jan 1838 for Chapel work.
ACC/0809/IC/276 Bill from Wm. Dibb for extra work done by him 1 Mar 1838 at the Independent Chapel. Total: œ92.11.1. Note added at the bottom by Wm. M. Higgins recommending the Committee to pay as he considers the bill just. Brief account at the bottom: Amount of account £450. 0. 0. Amount of extras 92.11. 1. £542.11. 1. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 193 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/277 Receipt for œ137 from W. B. Byng on account 17 Sep 1836 for building the new Chapel. Signed: William Cousins.
ACC/0809/IC/278 Banker's Order to pay 1 month after date 10 Dec 1836 œ37.19.6 to W. Cousins. Signed by Ashby.
ACC/0809/IC/279 Debit note, R. Porter and others to Cousins. 19 Jan 1837 œ37.19.6.
ACC/0809/IC/280 Debit note, R. Porter and others to Wm. 25 Jan 1837 Cousins for œ20.
ACC/0809/IC/281 Debit note, Porter and Cousins. œ5 "till 25 Jan 1837 Tuesday".
ACC/0809/IC/282 Debit note from R. Porter and others to Cousins 15 Mar 1837 Montgomery. œ45.15.8.
ACC/0809/IC/283 Bill of extras ordered by the Committee; 1. 8 Apr 1837 William Cousins, builder, Staines; 2. The Committee of Staines Chapel. Total: £104.15.10. (corrected to £104.5.10). Items listed include pulpit; boxing of seats; hurdling round the chapel. Added at the bottom in different ink: £38.5.7. for the bill delivered, and £300.0.0. for the amount of the contract. "Total amount of my claim to this day 8th April 1837 £442.10.7."
ACC/0809/IC/284 Bill of extras. 1. William Cousins, builder, n.d. Staines; 2. The Committee of Staines Chapel. Total: £43.5.7. £5 deducted from this for not fixing bookboards. Total: £38.5.7. Items listed include: an extra ventilator in gallery; extra thickness for sashes and frames.
ACC/0809/IC/285 Bill of; 1. Wm. Cousins, to; 2. The Committee of 17 Apr - 21 the Independent Chapel. Oct 1837 Detailed list of items. Total: £11.1.9½.
ACC/0809/IC/286 Receipt by; 1. William Cousins, from; 2. The 22 Feb 1838 Committee of the Independent Chapel, through W. B. Byng. For £442.11.5. for contract with extras. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 194 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/287 Receipt by; 1. William Cousins, from; 2. The 9 Apr 1838 Trustees of the Independent Chapel, by payment of W. B. Byng. For £11.1.9, this being the balance due on the contract with extras.
ACC/0809/IC/288 Copies of Receipt by; 1. W. Cousins, from; 2. 10 Apr The Trustees of the Independent Chapel by payment of W. Bateman Byng. For £11.1.9, this being the balance due for 1's portion of the contract for building the Chapel, and including extras.
ACC/0809/IC/289 Letter from; 1. Eliza, to; 2. Her father [Mr. 13 Nov 1835 Porter]. 1. wishes to become a full member of the church.
ACC/0809/IC/290 Letter from; 1. Elizabeth Hedge, to; 2. Rev. R. 3 Dec 1835 Porter. 1. wishes to become a full member of the church and become a candidate for the Lord's Supper.
ACC/0809/IC/291 Incomplete letter with pencil note at the top 28 Dec 1843 "Jane M." Expresses her feeling that she has been saved.
ACC/0809/IC/292 Letter from; 1. J. R. Mills, to; 2. [Rev. Porter]. 12 Jan 1850 1's daughter wishes to become a member of the church under the pastoral care of 2. 1. assured 2. of her sincerity, and that the change of heart was quite spontaneous.
ACC/0809/IC/293 Letter from; 1. Emma Dexter, to; 2. Mr. Porter. 12 Apr [c 1850 1. feels that she has been saved. ]
ACC/0809/IC/294 Letter from; 1. M. Boker, to; 2. [Mr. Porter]. n.d. 1. wishes to become a full member of the church.
ACC/0809/IC/295 Letter from; 1. Emma Treble, to; 2. Rev. R. 12 Apr [c 1850 Porter. ] 1. wishes to become a member of the Church of Christ. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 195 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/296 Letter from; 1. William Lucy, Pastor and 4 14 Oct 1848 Deacons, to; 2. The Church of Christ under the pastoral care of The Revd. Rippon Porter, Staines. Testimonial for Sarah James, a member of the Greenwich Road Chapel, and now moved to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/297 Letter from Andrew Glen, Minister; Alexander 8 Jul 1851 Barclay, Elder. Testimonial for Jane Connan, a member of the Free Church Congregation at Glenbernie.
ACC/0809/IC/298 Letter from; 1. John Woodwark, to; 2. Revd. R. 30 Aug 1851 Porter. Testimonial for Mr. & Mrs. Judson, member of the Church at Tonbridge till the Spring of 1848.
ACC/0809/IC/299 Letter from George Newbury. 1 Sep 1851 Testimonial for Mr. & Mrs. Toples, members of the Independent Chapel, Hampton, now moved to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/300 Letter from; 1. Edmund Crisp, Pastor of the 24 Aug 1855 Church at Grantham, to; 2. Revd. R. Porter. 1. requests 2. for a testimonial for Mr. Watts, now moved to Grantham from Staines. And a certificate of membership.
ACC/0809/IC/301 Letter from; 1. R. Aim, Pastor of the 17 Dec 1855 Independent Church, Isleworth, to; 2. "The Independent Church at Staines under the Pastoral care of the Rev. R. Porter". Testimonial for Miss Anne Hughes, a member of the Church of Isleworth, and now moving to Staines on her marriage to Revd. R Porter.
ACC/0809/IC/302 Testimonial from Patrick Forrar, Minister of 13 Feb 1856 Scotch Kirk, Oldham Street, for Elisabeth Maxwell that she has been a member of the Church of Scotland in full communion and may "be received to ordinances" wherever she may apply. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 196 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/303 Testimonial from G. B. Johnson, Pastor, on 4 Jun 1857 behalf of the Church, for Mrs. Engall, a member of the Belgrave Square Independent Meeting House for three years and now moved to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/304 Letter from; 1. A. M. Millar and 6 deacons; 2. 2 & 3 Dec "To the church of Christ assembling for Divine 1858 Worship at Staines, under the pastorate of Rev. Rippon Porter". And enclosing a printed form of dismission; both testifying that Anna Elizabeth Jones was a member of Taunton Independent Chapel for 10 years. She has now moved to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/305 Testimonial on behalf of the Church at Windsor, 30 May 1859 J. Macfarlane, Pastor, and 3 deacons, for Mr. Maxwell, a member of the Church at Windsor and now moved to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/306 Testimonial from James Frame, Pastor, and 2 1 Sep 1859 deacons, for Eliza Clench, a member of the Church at Ratcliff, London, and now moved to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/307 Letter from; 1. Thomas G. Stamper, Pastor, and n.d. [Before 3 deacons, to; 2. The Church of Christ at 1861] Staines under the personal care of Revd. Rippon Porter. Testimonial for Mr. & Mrs. Waterman, members of the Church of ---, and now moving to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/308 Letter from; 1. The Congregational Church, n.d. [Before Bromsgrove, to; 2. "The Church of the same 1861] Order under the pastoral care of the Rev. - Porter. Staines". Testimonial for Miss Jones, a member of the Church at Bromsgrove and now moving to Staines. Signed by John Parsons, Pastor, and Thomas Barry and another. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 197 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/309 Letter from; 1. A. Morton Brown, Pastor of the 24 Apr 1861 Congregational Chapel at Cheltenham, to; 2. "The Church of Christ assembling in the Independent Chapel, Staines. Testimonial for Mr. Frederick Morford, a member of the Church of 1. and now moving to Staines.
ACC/0809/IC/310 Testimonial for Mr. Frederick Morford now re 27 Feb 1866 -transferring to Staines, from the Church at Buckingham Chapel, Pimlico. Signed by W. H. Jellie, pastor, and 2 deacons.
ACC/0809/IC/311 Letter from; 1. William Rutt on behalf of the 14 Dec 1857 Board. Hon. Sec.; 2. Revd. R. Porter. Appeal for a collection to be made during the year 1858 for the Congregational Board of Education, Homerton College.
ACC/0809/IC/312 Printed copy of resolutions of meeting of the 23 Jun 1858 English Congregational Chapel Building Society and a letter from J. C. Gallaway on behalf of the Society. Both requesting that Staines undertake to hold two Sabbath Day collections in 5 years in aid of the Society.
ACC/0809/IC/313 Circular letter from George Smith. 21 Dec 1859 Appeal for a collection to be made on the second Lords- Day in March 1860 for the Pastors' Retiring Fund.
ACC/0809/IC/314 Letter from; 1. George W. Clapham, to; 2. Mr. 20 Nov 1862 R. Morford. Reports on the state of the General Relief Fund, distributed to the poor in Preston irrespective of denomination. At a public meeting on Nov. 20th £9,147. was raised.
ACC/0809/IC/315 Printed circular letter from Samuel Poate, 5 Oct 1869 Secretary of the Union of Independent Churches, Gosport, re union of 2 Independent Churches. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 198 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/316 Printed circular from Ebenezer Morley and 29 Sep 1859 Abraham Fountain, Secretaries of the South West Middlesex Association of Congregational Ministers and Churches. Copy of the statement presented at the Autumnal Meeting at Hanwell. Report that a new Chapel was opened on 29th May at Mill Road, New Hampton and a Sunday School on 31st July.
ACC/0809/IC/317 Letter from; 1. E. Morley Lee; 2. Revd. R. 10 Feb 1858 Porter. Giving notice of the spring meeting of the Association, to be held on the third Thursday in March, and all money to be paid in then.
ACC/0809/IC/318 2 notices of the Spring Half-Yearly meeting of 28 Feb & 26 the South-West Middlesex Association, to be Mar 1866 held on Wednesday April 4th. To include business meeting; reports; and discussions. Robert Macbeth and Samuel Green, Secretaries.
ACC/0809/IC/319 Report of; 1. W. H. Jacob, Secretary of the n.d. Committee of the Church at Feltham, on behalf of the church and congregation, to; 2. The Spring Meeting of the South West Middlesex Congregational Association. A new pastor is now at Feltham; Mr. John Sherratt. The chapel at Feltham is 1 mile from the centre of the village and 1. now requests help in raising £500 to build a new chapel in the centre of the village to serve a wider range of people, including Hanworth. They appeal "on behalf of our Church Congregation and the poor perishing souls around".
ACC/0809/IC/320 Letter from; 1. William Gooley, to; 2. Frederick 31 Dec 1869 Morford. 1. refuses to take any responsibility for a debt to little, incurred by the Building Committee when 1. was Chairman, by reason of his pastoral office. (Little is bringing an action). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 199 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/321 Letter from; 1. Fred. Morford, to; 2. Mr. Gooley. 6 Jan 1870 Enclosing a copy of the resolution of the Building Committee at the meeting held Jan. 5th. Resolution that since Mr. Gooley declines any responsibility for the debt, the Committee cannot interfere. (i.e. the action against 2. is to proceed).
ACC/0809/IC/322 Letter from; 1. William Gooley, to; 2. Mr. F. 10 Jan 1870 Morford. In reply to the Committee's resolution of 5th Jan. 1. appeals to the Committee to alter their their decision and says that if he is summoned and found guilty he will have the right to sue the Committee and is advised that he would win. Suggests as a compromise that the Committee pay the debt out of their own pockets, 1. paying his share or land the amount to the church, 1. again paying his share.
ACC/0809/IC/323 Letter from; 1. William Gooley, to; 2. Mr. F. 14 Jan 1870 Morford. 1. has received no reply from the Committee to his proposals of 10th Jan. and the next day, Saturday 15th Jan., is the last day on which proceedings can be stopped.
ACC/0809/IC/324 Incomplete letter; [To 1. William Godley]; [From n.d. 2. Frederick Morford on behalf of the Building Committee]. The Committee has resolved to accept 1's proposal that they pay off the debt themselves. They therefore request £2.5.6. from 1. as his share of the debt.
ACC/0809/IC/325 Letter from G. Hammond to W. B. Byng 1838 informing him that he will let him know as soon as possible about the lecture to be given by a friend. Hammond also says it is his intention to present the Institution with 100 specimens of stuffed birds which will require a glass case similar to a book case as impervious to the dust as possible.
ACC/0809/IC/326 Letter from; 1. Robert Ashton, to; 2. Mr. 7 Apr 1866 Morford. Condolence for 2's illness. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 200 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/327 Correspondence from G. P. Jarvis 13 Jul 1866 & 2 letters to Mr. Osman and 1. to Mr. Morford. n.d. s 3 items
ACC/0809/IC/328 Letter from; 1. H. Hebbard, to; 2. Mr. Morford. 20 Jul 1866 1's father has been successful in finding the certificate of his baptism in the books of the Chapel and thanks 2.
ACC/0809/IC/329 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1864 - 1869 4 items
ACC/0809/IC/330 Bill of; 1. Mr. Allmann, to; 2. The Trustees of 24 Jul 1829 Staines Independent Chapel. For making plan of ground proposed to be taken away by the Trustees of Staines Bridge from the Trustees of Staines Independent Chapel; and making estimate of expenses that would be incurred. £1. 1. 0.
ACC/0809/IC/331 Receipt from Nath. Jones for the liquidation of 1835 - 1837 part of the principal of a note of hand for œ80. 25 May 1829. And Debit note from R. Porter to Barclay. œ3.13.6.
ACC/0809/IC/332 Letter from 1. G. Byng, to 2. Wm. Bateman 28 Sep 1836 Byng. 1. encloses £10.10.0. for the School.
ACC/0809/IC/333 List of defaulters for pew rents. 24 Jun 1859 Mr. Fletcher; Mr. Kingsbury; Miss White; Mrs. Cooper; Mrs. E. Dexter; Mrs. Kent; Mr. J. Goring; Miss Eyre; Mrs. Jackson; Mr. Fenemore; Mr. J. Treble; Mr. Pasmore; and Mrs. Saunders. Total: £8. 9. 6.
ACC/0809/IC/334 Receipt for œ10 for two quarters subscription. 2 Jul 1859 From Mr. Apsley Pellatt.
ACC/0809/IC/335 Letter from; 1. Robert Torrens, M. P. 2. G. P. 31 May 1865 Jarvis, Minister of the Congregational Chapel. 1. enclosing a donation of £2. to the repair of the chapel and schoolroom. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 201 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/336 List of subscriptions for repairs. (Booklet). Jun 1865 Treasurer: Mr Joseph Osmon. Under names of the 7 collectors: Osmon, Engall, Waterman, Jones, Gubbins, Summers and Jarvis. Total: £143.4.8. Also gives brief account of expenses.
ACC/0809/IC/337 Lists of subscriptions and expenses (of Staines 1865 Chapel) and of Laleham Chapel. (Booklet)
ACC/0809/IC/338 A list of donations towards the expense of May 1865 repairs to the chapel, and to the schoolroom.
ACC/0809/IC/339 Booklet - empty except for a brief account of 1865 rent paid to A. Fitzwater for 24 weeks in 1865.
ACC/0809/IC/340 Receipt for œ2.10.0 by J. Osmon (Treasurer) 31 Jul 1868 from Mr. Morford, for one quarter's subscription, March - June 1865.
ACC/0809/IC/341 Subscription list of Mr. Osmon. Lists names and n.d. sums of 19 people.
ACC/0809/IC/342 Subscription list. Total: œ11.0.0. Lists 17 1836 names + 2 "promised". Empty booklet headed "Collection towards the erection of a new Independent Chapel at Staines."
ACC/0809/IC/343 Account Sheet [for building of chapel]. Paid : 1835 - 8 Total œ1,390.18.6. Received "for defraying the expenses of building the new chapel" £1,329.18.6.
ACC/0809/IC/344 Account Book. Headed: R. Porter, J. Treble and 1836 - 8 others in account with Thomas Ashby & Co. Credit listed on left hand side and Expenses on right. The latter include building expenses. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 202 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/345 Account Sheet. Apr 1841 Arrears due: Total £13.3.0. Liabilities: (lists bills) Total £14.18.0. Assets: the £13.3.0 due from arrears and £1.15.0 "due on extra subscription towards deficiency". Total £14.18.0.
ACC/0809/IC/346 Account Sheet Jul 1841 Arrears total: £16.15.3. Liabilities total: £15.16.10½. Assets (including arrears) total: £18.10.3. Note added at end - "If all is received, which is doubtful, there will be a surplus of £2.13.4½."
ACC/0809/IC/347 Account Sheet. 24 Oct 1842 Arrears total: £19.2.0. Debts total: £18.3.11½. Credits (i.e. arrears): £19.2.0.
ACC/0809/IC/348 Accounts Nov 1842 Listed on a single sheet under headings "Receipts" and "Expended". Receipts include donations collected etc. and total £86.7.9. Expended: £86.7.0.
ACC/0809/IC/349 Treasurer's Statement of chapel debt account. Nov 1846 - Receipts total: £111.5.6. Nov 1857 Expenditure total: £34.16.4. Therefore £76.8.11. to go towards liquidating the debt.
ACC/0809/IC/350 Account Sheet Headed: Assistant Minister's 1857 & 1858 Fund 1857 and 1858. Assistant Minister: Mr. Mossop. 1857: Subscriptions total £83.1.0. Paid to Mr. Mossop £80.0.0. 1858: Subscriptions for 2 quarters total £41.16.0. Paid to Mr. Mossop £40.0.0.
ACC/0809/IC/351 Account Sheet signed by John A. Engall. Jul 1858 Paid to Mr. Treble on account of pew rents July 7th £8.14.6., and on July 26th £7.17.0. Arrears July 28th total £6.2.6. Total credit = £22.14.0. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 203 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/352 Letter from; 1. Apsley Pellatt, to; 2. Robt. 7 Aug 1859 Morford. 1. Realises he has made an error and has paid his subscription twice to Mr. Engall.
ACC/0809/IC/353 Accounts 1859 - 1861 Signed by J. H. Mitchiner [Treasurer]. Listed on a single sheet under the headings "Receipts" total £303.16.5½. "Expenditure" total £304.18.9.
ACC/0809/IC/354 Accounts Sep 1861 On a single sheet. Cash received from pew rents and quarterly collection: £27.5.6. Cash paid. Total: £25.6.3½. Arrears: £5.1.2½.d.
ACC/0809/IC/355 Receipt of J. Earll from Mr. Osmon of œ1.17.6 3 Aug 1865 for use of Institute for 5 Sundays.
ACC/0809/IC/356 Account Book [of Staines Independent Chapel]. 1853 - 15 Feb Signed at end by J. Osmon [Treasurer] who 1870 records closing the account 15th Feb. 1870. Also signed by Morford who records "Carried to new Incident Books" the total of £1.11.5½. Income includes: subscriptions (lists of names given); weekly collections at services; pew rents; and payment for use of schoolroom (1863).
ACC/0809/IC/357 Letter from; 1. G. P. Jarvis, to; 2. Mr. Osmon. n.d. 1. Considers that the Quarterly Accounts should be presented at the Deacons Meeting before being presented at the Church Meeting.
ACC/0809/IC/358 Rough account sheet, under headings n.d. "Received during the Year" total = œ96.10.0. and "Paid" total = œ84.18.7.
ACC/0809/IC/359 List of 14 names with amounts. Total œ1.13.6. n.d.
ACC/0809/IC/360 List of 17 names with the sums "promised for n.d. each of the two years." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 204 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/IC/361 List of Donations giving 23 names and n.d. amounts, and amounts actually received. Total promised: œ12.12.6. Received: œ6.10.0.
ACC/0809/IC/362 1. Fragment of paper: "Mr. Treble to the n.d. Committee" Pew Rents œ17.0.9½. Ordinance Collection œ2.3.7 œ19.4.4½. 2. Blank printed Sunday School Quarterly Report of Attendance - on the back a list of names and sums of money.
ACC/0809/IC/363 1. Bundles of bills arranged annually. 2. 1 1837 - 1869; bundle n.d. found among 1865-9. 3. n.d. Miscellaneous bills. (Items numbered 363-376) Staines Local Board
ACC/0809/LB/001 One printed copy of "An Act for amending, 20 Jun 1810 altering and enlarging the Powers of two Acts ..... in relation to the navigation of the River Thames". Headed in ink: "Staines Local Board".
ACC/0809/LB/002 One printed copy of "The Land Clauses 8 May 1845 Consolidation Acts 1845".
ACC/0809/LB/003 printed copies of "The Land Clauses 20 Aug 1860 Consolidation Acts Amendment Act 1860".
ACC/0809/LB/004 printed copies of "The Land Clauses 20 Aug 1860 Consolidation Acts Amendment Act 1860".
ACC/0809/LB/005 Printed leaflet: "Tables showing The Equal 1863 Amount of Principal, combined with Interest, which is requisite for the Repayment of Loans, at Rates of Interest from three to six per cent per annum.
ACC/0809/LB/006 Printed booklet: "Instructional Minute as to 1863 Annual Report of Local Boards to the Secretary of State for the Home Dept. with suggestions for duties of officers in respect of the Accounts of Local Boards. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 205 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/007 printed copies of "Circular of Information as to 1866 the Provisions of The Sanitary Act, 1866." (Printed leaflet).
ACC/0809/LB/008 printed copies of "Circular of Information as to 1866 the Provisions of The Sanitary Act, 1866." (Printed leaflet).
ACC/0809/LB/009 One printed copy of "The Thames Navigation 6 Aug 1866 Act. 1866".
ACC/0809/LB/010 One printed copy of the Thames Conservancy 17 Jun 1867 Act. 1867.
ACC/0809/LB/011 Printed leaflet: "Local Government Board. n.d. [After Notification as to the Removal of Nuisances". 1868]
ACC/0809/LB/012 Contract for lighting the District of Tunbridge 3 Jun 1868 Wells for three years from 27th June 1868. 1. Tunbridge Wells Improvement Commissioners; 2. The Tunbridge Wells Gas Co.
ACC/0809/LB/013 printed copies of the Land Clauses 24 Jun 1869 Consolidation Act, 1869.
ACC/0809/LB/014 printed copies of the Land Clauses 24 Jun 1869 Consolidation Act, 1869.
ACC/0809/LB/015 printed copies of the Land Clauses 24 Jun 1869 Consolidation Act, 1869.
ACC/0809/LB/016 Printed leaflet: "Circular of Information as to the n.d. [After Power and Duties of Sewer Authorities". 1871]
ACC/0809/LB/017 One printed poster headed "Eton Local Board 1 Jan 1871 of Health", re the Annual Election of Members, and stating voting qualifications.
ACC/0809/LB/018 Notice to the Staines Local Board of proposed 4 Dec 1872 new railway works, and that their property listed in the schedule will be required. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 206 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/019 Printed leaflet: "Professional Practice and 1872 Charges of Architects", published under the sanction of the Royal Institute of British Architects and confirmed at a General Conference of Architects of the United Kingdom. 1872.
ACC/0809/LB/020 One printed copy of "The Surrey Advertiser and 2 Mar 1872 County Times", including a marked item: Notice that the Local Government Act, 1858, was adopted by a Special Meeting of Owners and Ratepayers on 23rd Feb.
ACC/0809/LB/021 One copy of "The Surrey Advertiser and County 9 Mar 1872 Times", including a marked item: Notice that the Local Govt. Act, 1858, was adopted by the Special Meeting of Owners and Ratepayers, on Feb. 23rd.
ACC/0809/LB/022 Draft letter to the Company Solicitor re the 22 Oct 1873 public bridges at Staines.
ACC/0809/LB/023 printed copies of the Sanitary Laws 7 Aug 1874 Amendment Act.
ACC/0809/LB/024 printed copies of the Sanitary Laws 7 Aug 1874 Amendment Act.
ACC/0809/LB/025 One printed copy of Petition to Parliament of 1873 Messrs. Crosse & Blackwell and others re the London Central Railway Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/026 One printed copy of a Bill authorising future 1875 railway works.
ACC/0809/LB/027 Three printed copies and draft copy of the 1875 Petition to Parliament of the Staines Local Board re the London and South Western Railway Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/028 Bundle of correspondence re the London and 16 Feb - 10 South Western Railway Bill. Mar 1875 20 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 207 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/029 copies of the Conspiracy and Protection of 13 Aug 1875 Property Act.
ACC/0809/LB/030 copies of the Conspiracy and Protection of 13 Aug 1875 Property Act.
ACC/0809/LB/031 Printed copy of a Petition by the Staines Local 22 Feb 1877 Board re West Surrey Water, to Parliament.
ACC/0809/LB/032 One printed copy of the Public Health (Water) 4 Jul 1878 Act, 1878.
ACC/0809/LB/033 "The Costs, Charges and Expenses preliminary Apr 1879 - Jul to and of and incidental to the preparing, 1880 applying for, obtaining and confirmation of a scheme under the Metropolitan Commons Act 1866 and 1869 relating to Staines Commons". Sent by Horne and Engall to Horne, Hunter and Birkett.
ACC/0809/LB/034 printed copies of "The Metropolitan Commons 9 Jul 1880 Supplemental Act, 1880".
ACC/0809/LB/035 printed copies of "The Metropolitan Commons 9 Jul 1880 Supplemental Act, 1880".
ACC/0809/LB/036 Letter from George Davis, a Traveller, 20 Jan 1880 complaining about the condition of the "King's Head" Lodging House. And a report dated Feb. 3rd 1880 on the house.
ACC/0809/LB/037 Letter from George Davis, a Traveller, 20 Jan 1880 complaining about the condition of the "King's Head" Lodging House. And a report dated Feb. 3rd 1880 on the house.
ACC/0809/LB/038 Joint Appendix and Case of the Appellant in the 16 Nov 1881 Proceedings in the Court of Appeal: George Robinson, Plaintiff v. The Local Board for the District of Barton-Eccles; Winton and Monton.
ACC/0809/LB/039 Notice to the Staines Local Board of proposed 9 Dec 1881 new railway works, and that their property, listed in the schedule, will be required. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 208 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/040 File of correspondence from the Sunningdale 1881 - 3 District Water Company, re Staines Water Supply.
ACC/0809/LB/041 Copy of an Agreement between Staines Local 30 Jan 1882 Board and the Clerk of the Peace for Surrey, re the repair of the Surrey half of Staines Bridge. And covering letter.
ACC/0809/LB/042 printed copies of a poster headed: The Public 20 Apr 1882 Health Act 1875, Staines". Giving notice that John Thornhill Harrison Esq., an inspector appointed to enquire into the number of sewers in Staines provided by the Local Government Board, will attend on 4th May, to receive evidence.
ACC/0809/LB/043 printed copies of a poster headed: The Public 20 Apr 1882 Health Act 1875, Staines". Giving notice that John Thornhill Harrison Esq., an inspector appointed to enquire into the number of sewers in Staines provided by the Local Government Board, will attend on 4th May, to receive evidence.
ACC/0809/LB/044 printed copies of a poster headed: The Public 20 Apr 1882 Health Act 1875, Staines". Giving notice that John Thornhill Harrison Esq., an inspector appointed to enquire into the number of sewers in Staines provided by the Local Government Board, will attend on 4th May, to receive evidence.
ACC/0809/LB/045 printed copies of "The Local Government 3 Jul 1882 Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation Act, 1882".
ACC/0809/LB/046 printed copies of "The Local Government 3 Jul 1882 Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation Act, 1882".
ACC/0809/LB/047 Two printed copies of the Provisional Order for 1882 forming a Staines Joint Hospital District. And Notice of first meeting of the Hospital Board, with covering letter. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 209 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/048 One printed copy of the Electric Lighting Act, 18 Aug 1882 1882. And two printed copies of the Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/049 One printed copy of the Electric Lighting Act, 18 Aug 1882 1882. And two printed copies of the Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/050 Orders to the Parish Clerk of Staines and the 27 Aug 1882 & Sexton, re funerals of William Turner and 20 Jul 1883 Esther Beaverstock.
ACC/0809/LB/051 Orders to the Parish Clerk of Staines and the 27 Aug 1882 & Sexton, re funerals of William Turner and 20 Jul 1883 Esther Beaverstock.
ACC/0809/LB/052 Report of an explosion of an upright tubular 27 Oct 1882 boiler at Maesycwmer Iron Foundry, Monmouthshire, by the Marine Dept. of the Board of Trade.
ACC/0809/LB/053 One printed copy of a Bill for authorising new 1882 Railways, and acquiring additional lands.
ACC/0809/LB/054 Notices to the Staines Local Board of proposed Dec 1882 new railway works, and that the land listed in the schedules will be required.
ACC/0809/LB/055 Notices to the Staines Local Board of proposed Dec 1882 new railway works, and that the land listed in the schedules will be required.
ACC/0809/LB/056 Notices to the Staines Local Board of proposed Dec 1882 new railway works, and that the land listed in the schedules will be required.
ACC/0809/LB/057 Notice to the Staines Local Board of proposed 9 Dec 1882 new railway works, and that their property listed in the schedule will be required.
ACC/0809/LB/058 Letter from the Mayor of Southport to the 11 Jun 1883 Staines Local Board soliciting their support in opposing the passing of Southport Foreshore into private hands. With printed details and blank form declaring support for Southport Corporation. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 210 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/059 Petition of the Staines Local Board to the Dec 1885 London and South Western Railway Co. re fares and services.
ACC/0809/LB/060 Printed copy of the Regulations made by the 25 May 1887 Staines Local Board acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority, with respect to Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops.
ACC/0809/LB/061 One copy of "The West Middlesex Times" 28 May 1887 including a marked item: Notice that the Bye -Laws for the regulations of Dairies, Cowsheds etc. will be on public view, prior to confirmation.
ACC/0809/LB/062 One printed copy of the Middlesex and Surrey 28 May 1887 Express, including no marked items.
ACC/0809/LB/063 printed copies of a Petition by Staines Local 1888 Board to Parliament re Grand Junction Water.
ACC/0809/LB/064 printed copies of a Petition by Staines Local 1888 Board to Parliament re Grand Junction Water.
ACC/0809/LB/065 Printed booklet: "Knight & Co's List of Forms for Apr 1890 urban and rural Sanitary Authorities."
ACC/0809/LB/066 Forty printed copies of a Notice "To May 1891 Shopkeepers and others" of offences under the Police Clauses Act, 1847.
ACC/0809/LB/067 Thirty-eight printed copies of a notice 25 Jun 1891 announcing that the Board has adopted "The Infections Diseases (Prevention Act 1890."
ACC/0809/LB/068 Printed booklet: "Medical Officer's Annual 1893 Report. 1893."
ACC/0809/LB/069 Six printed copies of a Petition to Parliament by 1894 the Staines Local Board re the Thames Conservancy Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/070 One printed copy of "Amendment proposed by [1894] the Corporation of Abingdon and other local authorities petitioning against the Bill". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 211 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/071 File of correspondence re the Thames Jan - Jun 1894 Conservancy Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/072 printed copies of booklet: "Medical Officer's 1894 Annual Report." By Albert Curtis, the Medical Officer.
ACC/0809/LB/073 printed copies of booklet: "Medical Officer's 1894 Annual Report." By Albert Curtis, the Medical Officer.
ACC/0809/LB/074 Blank order book containing printed forms for 1894 "Notice to Provide a Privy" under the Local Government Act, 1894, and Public Health Act 1875.
ACC/0809/LB/075 Printed copy of a Petition by the Staines Local 1894 Board re Thames Conservancy, to Parliament.
ACC/0809/LB/076 printed copies of booklet: "Medical Officer's 1895 Annual Report" by Albert Curtis, the Medical Officer.
ACC/0809/LB/077 printed copies of booklet: "Medical Officer's 1895 Annual Report" by Albert Curtis, the Medical Officer.
ACC/0809/LB/078 Brief for the Staines Urban District Council in 30 Mar 1895 their application for an order altering the boundary of Staines so as to include a portion of the Parish of Stanwell.
ACC/0809/LB/079 Confirming Order for alteration of County 9 Jan 1896 Districts and parishes, re Staines and Stanwell.
ACC/0809/LB/080 Petition of the Urban District Council of Staines 1896 to Parliament re the Staines Reservoir Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/081 Draft Acknowledgment of Right of Production of 1898 Deeds, by the Staines Reservoirs Joint Committee for the Staines Urban District Council. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 212 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/082 Printed Notice re the Cemetery. 14 Sep 1898 "Whereas from time to time the Monuments and Graves in the Cemetery have been damaged, and flowers etc. injured or plucked from the Graves etc..." Notice given that a reward of 20/- offered for information leading to conviction.
ACC/0809/LB/083 Agreement; 1. Felix de Jong of Camden Town, 8 Aug 1900 London, decorator, the Contractor; 2. The Staines Urban District Council With one printed copy of "Specification of Works to be executed and conditions to be observed in Painting and Decorating the Town Hall". De Jong agrees to do this for £155.
ACC/0809/LB/084 Three blank printed notices that Mr. Walter 189[ - ] 1900 Tyler, the Inspector of Weights and Measures, will attend at the Town Hall, Staines, for stamping Weights, Measures and Weighing Instruments. Headed: "Staines Urban District Council". And two more copies of a similar notice re weights and measures, and Mr. Walter Tyler as the Inspector, headed "Staines Local Board".
ACC/0809/LB/085 Four blank printed forms for the "Report of n.d. (20th C ) Inspector of Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops".
ACC/0809/LB/086 Printed card: "Points to be observed by n.d. Cowkeepers and others holding Licences under the Staines Urban District Council".
ACC/0809/LB/087 Guarantee Agreement for the fidelity of George 6 Nov 1872 Canvin, Collector of the Rates of the Local Board of Staines.
ACC/0809/LB/088 One copy of the Windsor and Eton Express, 11 Jul 1874 and one copy of the Surrey Advertiser and County Times, both with a marked item, advertising for an Inspector of Nuisances, for the Staines Local Board. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 213 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/089 One copy of the Windsor and Eton Express, 11 Jul 1874 and one copy of the Surrey Advertiser and County Times, both with a marked item, advertising for an Inspector of Nuisances, for the Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/LB/090 applications for the post of Inspector of Jul 1874 Nuisances, for the Staines Local Board, by William Bates, William Rowe, R. J. Thorpe, and Robert Hobbs.
ACC/0809/LB/091 applications for the post of Inspector of Jul 1874 Nuisances, for the Staines Local Board, by William Bates, William Rowe, R. J. Thorpe, and Robert Hobbs.
ACC/0809/LB/092 applications for the post of Inspector of Jul 1874 Nuisances, for the Staines Local Board, by William Bates, William Rowe, R. J. Thorpe, and Robert Hobbs.
ACC/0809/LB/093 applications for the post of Inspector of Jul 1874 Nuisances, for the Staines Local Board, by William Bates, William Rowe, R. J. Thorpe, and Robert Hobbs.
ACC/0809/LB/094 One copy of the Windsor and Eton Express, 26 Sep 1874 and one copy of the Surrey Advertiser and County Times, both with marked items: advertising for a Collector of Rates to the Local Board.
ACC/0809/LB/095 One copy of the Windsor and Eton Express, 26 Sep 1874 and one copy of the Surrey Advertiser and County Times, both with marked items: advertising for a Collector of Rates to the Local Board.
ACC/0809/LB/096 applications for the post of Collector of Rates to 28 Sep 1874 the Local Board, by Joseph G. Gubbins and Albert A.Humphrey.
ACC/0809/LB/097 applications for the post of Collector of Rates to 28 Sep 1874 the Local Board, by Joseph G. Gubbins and Albert A.Humphrey. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 214 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/098 One printed card showing the Officials of the 1874 - 1875 Staines Local Board, and the members of the Town Hall Committee, Highways Committee, and Finance Committee.
ACC/0809/LB/099 One copy of the Windsor and Eton Express, 5 Apr 1879 including a marked item: Notice of a meeting of the Staines Local Board to confirm the appointment of Mr. Albert Curtis as Medical Officer of Health.
ACC/0809/LB/100 Application for the post of Surveyor by G. 24 Oct 1879 Hinton.
ACC/0809/LB/101 One printed copy of the Windsor and Eton 28 Aug 1880 Express, including a marked item: Notice of a meeting of the Staines Local Board for the appointment of Mr. Joseph Spicer as Inspector of Nuisance.
ACC/0809/LB/102 Return of officials elected to the Staines Local 14 Sep 1880 Board.
ACC/0809/LB/103 One printed copy of the Windsor and Eton 22 Jan 1881 Express, including a marked item: Notice of a meeting of the Staines Local Board to re -appoint Mr. Albert Curtis as Medical Officer of Health.
ACC/0809/LB/104 Printed card giving officials of the Local Board 1885 - 1886 Committees.
ACC/0809/LB/105 Printed cards giving names of officials of the 1893 & 1894 Committees: Town Hall; Common Lands; Highways; Finance; Cemetery; Drainage; Joint Hospital Board. 9 copies for year 1893 - 1894 7 copies for year 1894.
ACC/0809/LB/106 Printed cards giving names of officials of the 1895 1896 Council Committee. 1898 1899 & 4 copies for year 1895 1902 2 copies for year 1896 3 copies for year 1898 5 copies for year 1899 10 copies for year 1902. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 215 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/107 Printed cards giving names of officials of the 1895 1896 Council Committee. 1898 1899 & 4 copies for year 1895 1902 2 copies for year 1896 3 copies for year 1898 5 copies for year 1899 10 copies for year 1902.
ACC/0809/LB/108 Printed cards giving names of officials of the 1895 1896 Council Committee. 1898 1899 & 4 copies for year 1895 1902 2 copies for year 1896 3 copies for year 1898 5 copies for year 1899 10 copies for year 1902.
ACC/0809/LB/109 Printed cards giving names of officials of the 1895 1896 Council Committee. 1898 1899 & 4 copies for year 1895 1902 2 copies for year 1896 3 copies for year 1898 5 copies for year 1899 10 copies for year 1902.
ACC/0809/LB/110 Printed cards giving names of officials of the 1895 1896 Council Committee. 1898 1899 & 4 copies for year 1895 1902 2 copies for year 1896 3 copies for year 1898 5 copies for year 1899 10 copies for year 1902.
ACC/0809/LB/111 Printed card giving Meetings of the Staines 1894 Local Board for the year 1894. John Anthony Engall. Clerk to the Board.
ACC/0809/LB/112 File of "Owners Claims". 1873
ACC/0809/LB/113 File of "Owners Claims". 1877 The names to be inserted in the Register of Owners and Proxies for the District of Staines, according to the provisions of the Public Health Act, 1875 (for election of Local Board). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 216 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/114 Printed Notice re Election of Local Board. 1881 Names of candidates, number of votes, and names of the four elected: Henry Fladgate; James Harris; Thomas Fladgate Harris; and Charles Frederick Leake. And manuscript copy of this.
ACC/0809/LB/115 Typewritten sheet with notes on candidates for 1882 the Local Board Election. Highly uncomplimentary to the candidates and probably satirical.
ACC/0809/LB/116 One printed copy of a notice: "Election of Local 24 Aug 1876 Board". 8 candidates of whom 4 were elected: Thomas Ashby; Henry Denyer; Charles Waring Finch; and John Goring. Returning Officer: John A. Engall.
ACC/0809/LB/117 Two partly manuscript copies of a notice 4 Apr 1883 headed; "Election of Local Board", giving names of 9 candidates, of whom 4 were elected Richard Ashby; Frederic Barrett; Walter B. Puckle; Herbert Rymill. And two printed copies of this.
ACC/0809/LB/118 Bundle of "Owners Claims". 1883 The names to be inserted in the Register of Owners and Proxies for the District of Staines, according to the provisions of the Public Health Act, 1375 (for election of Local Board). The Claims give owners' names and description of property.
ACC/0809/LB/119 Two "Owners Claims", and attached to them, a 1884 newspaper cutting giving "Notice of Time for Making Claims and Objections" Re the Register of Owners for elections to the Local Board
ACC/0809/LB/120 printed copies of a notice of "Election of Local 2 Apr 1890 Board" for Staines District. Names of 5 candidates given, of whom 4 were elected James Harris; Charles Edward Lucas; Frederick Morford; and Edward Simmons. Returning Officer: John A. Engall. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 217 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/121 printed copies of a notice of "Election of Local 2 Apr 1890 Board" for Staines District. Names of 5 candidates given, of whom 4 were elected James Harris; Charles Edward Lucas; Frederick Morford; and Edward Simmons. Returning Officer: John A. Engall.
ACC/0809/LB/122 printed copies of a notice of "Election of Local 2 Apr 1890 Board" for Staines District. Names of 5 candidates given, of whom 4 were elected James Harris; Charles Edward Lucas; Frederick Morford; and Edward Simmons. Returning Officer: John A. Engall.
ACC/0809/LB/123 printed copies of a notice of "Election of Local 2 Apr 1890 Board" for Staines District. Names of 5 candidates given, of whom 4 were elected James Harris; Charles Edward Lucas; Frederick Morford; and Edward Simmons. Returning Officer: John A. Engall.
ACC/0809/LB/124 printed copies of a notice of "Election of Local 2 Apr 1890 Board" for Staines District. Names of 5 candidates given, of whom 4 were elected James Harris; Charles Edward Lucas; Frederick Morford; and Edward Simmons. Returning Officer: John A. Engall.
ACC/0809/LB/125 Counterfoils of "Notice of Rate having been 6 Oct 1872 - made" 17 Jul 1875
ACC/0809/LB/126 Rough notes made by George Canvin on the 22 Jul 1873 rates collected for Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/LB/127 Estimates of money required for the General Aug 1873 & District Rate. Sep 1872
ACC/0809/LB/128 "Estimate of the money required for the Aug 1873 purposes in respect of which the Rate under the 'Town Hall Act' is to be made".
ACC/0809/LB/129 One printed copy of a poster "Notice of 2 Sep 1873 Intended Rate" (General District Rate) on 10th Sept. next. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 218 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/130 One printed copy of a poster "Notice of 1 Jun 1874 Intended Rate". (Improvement Rate) on 10th June. And one printed poster of same date, for General District Rate.
ACC/0809/LB/131 One printed copy of a poster "Notice of 1 Jun 1874 Intended Rate". (Improvement Rate) on 10th June. And one printed poster of same date, for General District Rate.
ACC/0809/LB/132 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express with a 6 Jun 1874 marked item: Notice of a meeting of the Staines Local Board to make an Improvement Rate.
ACC/0809/LB/133 copies of the Windsor and Eton Express with a 6 Jun 1874 marked item: Notice of a meeting of the Staines Local Board to make an Improvement Rate.
ACC/0809/LB/134 printed copies of "Notice of Intended Rate". 1 Feb 1875
ACC/0809/LB/135 printed copies of "Notice of Intended Rate". 1 Feb 1875
ACC/0809/LB/136 "Estimate for General District Rate". Jun 1875
ACC/0809/LB/137 One printed copy of a poster "Notice of 5 Jul 1875 Intended Rate", on 14th July next.
ACC/0809/LB/138 Book of Counterfoils of "Notice of Rate having 17 Jul 1875 - been made". 15 Jun 1878
ACC/0809/LB/139 One copy of the "Windsor and Eton Express" 8 Jan 1876 including a marked item: Notice by Staines Local Board of an Intended Rate.
ACC/0809/LB/140 printed copies of "Notice of Intended Rate" on 1876 12th Jan. and that the Statement of the rate is open to public inspection.
ACC/0809/LB/141 printed copies of "Notice of Intended Rate" on 1876 12th Jan. and that the Statement of the rate is open to public inspection.
ACC/0809/LB/142 One printed copy of a poster "Notice of 4 Sep 1876 Intended Rate" on 13 Sept. next. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 219 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/143 Printed "Notice of Intended Rate" on 12 Dec. 3 Dec 1877 and that the Statement of the rate is open to public inspection.
ACC/0809/LB/144 Staines Local Board. Bye Laws for Regulating 15 Dec 1873 the Business and the duties of Officers. Manuscript. 60 pages. And schedule of terms. With Common Seal, and signatures of President and Secretary. And 2 more drafts of this, and other papers relating to it.
ACC/0809/LB/145 Draft Bye Laws of the Staines Local Board for 8 Mar 1881 the regulation of the Common Lands. And correspondence relating to this.
ACC/0809/LB/146 Draft Bye Laws of the Staines Local Board for 8 Mar 1881 the regulation of the Common Lands. And correspondence relating to this.
ACC/0809/LB/147 Printed booklet: "Bye-Laws for regulating the 1874 business and the duties of Officers of the Staines Local Board".
ACC/0809/LB/148 One copy of the Surrey Advertiser and County 11 Oct 1873 Times, including a marked item: Notice that a copy of the proposed Bye Laws of the Staines Local Board will be on view to the public at the Literary Institution.
ACC/0809/LB/149 Printed booklet: "Byelaws made by the Local 30 Dec 1893 Board for the District of Staines acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority, with respect to New Streets and Buildings". With Common Seal of Staines Local Board. Witness: John A. Engall. And Amended proof copy of this.
ACC/0809/LB/150 Printed booklet: "Byelaws made by the Local 30 Dec 1893 Board for the District of Staines acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority, with respect to New Streets and Buildings". With Common Seal of Staines Local Board. Witness: John A. Engall. And Amended proof copy of this. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 220 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/151 Printed Booklets: "Model Byelaws issued by the 1877 Local Government Board for the use of Sanitary Authorities". Nos. I - XVI (no XIII). (Items numbered 151-168) 26 items.
ACC/0809/LB/169 Printed booklet: "District of Teddington. The 1868 Bye Laws of the Local Board". 4 copies. 1 containing items of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/170 Printed booklet: "District of Teddington. The 1868 Bye Laws of the Local Board". 4 copies. 1 containing items of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/171 Printed booklet: "District of Teddington. The 1868 Bye Laws of the Local Board". 4 copies. 1 containing items of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/172 Printed booklet: "District of Teddington. The 1868 Bye Laws of the Local Board". 4 copies. 1 containing items of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/173 Printed booklet: "District of Teddington. The 1868 Bye Laws of the Local Board". 4 copies. 1 containing items of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/174 Printed booklet: "Town of Tonbridge. Bye Laws 1871 made by the Tonbridge Local Board".
ACC/0809/LB/175 Printed booklet: Bye-Laws of the Vestry of the 9 Mar 1870 Parish of Saint Mary, Newington, Surrey".
ACC/0809/LB/176 Printed booklet: "Bye-Laws made by the Local n.d. [after 1858 Board for the district of the parish of Alton, ] Hants. In pencil at the top: "R. H. Horne".
ACC/0809/LB/177 Printed booklet: "The Bye Laws of the Hampton 2 Nov 1863 Wick Local Govt. Board". Written in ink at the top: "J. A. Engall, Staines".
ACC/0809/LB/178 Printed booklet: "Parish of Eton. Bye-Laws of 1864 the Local Board of Health".
ACC/0809/LB/179 Printed booklet: Bye-Laws of the Barnsley 1860 Local Board of Health". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 221 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/180 Printed booklet: "Parish of Twickenham. The 1868 Bye-Laws of the Local Board". Written in ink at the top: "R. H. Horne esq". A copy with "Staines" substituted for Twickenham with ink alterations to the text.
ACC/0809/LB/181 Printed booklet: "The Bye-Laws of the Slough 1868 Local Govt. Board".
ACC/0809/LB/182 Duties of the Inspector of Nuisances. 1873 (handwritten).
ACC/0809/LB/183 The Metropolitan Commons Supplemental Act. 1880 - 1881 Staines Union. (handwritten and corrected); Two items correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/184 Correspondence from Local Government 1873 - 1874 Board, Whitehall to R. H. Horne, Clerk to the Staines Local Board, re Bye Laws.
ACC/0809/LB/185 Two printed copies of the South Western 1880 Railway (Various Powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/186 Petition to the Chairman of the Staines Local 16 Mar 1880 Board, by 20 Owners and Ratepayers, to summon a meeting of Owners and Ratepayers re the South Western Railway (various powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/187 Eight printed copies of a circular letter giving Mar 1880 notice of a special meeting of the Board re the South Western Railway (various powers) Bill, which they intend to oppose.
ACC/0809/LB/188 Copy of Resolution of the Meeting of Owners 24 Mar 1880 and Ratepayers of Staines, to oppose in Parliament the South-Western Railway (various powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/189 Twelve printed copies of a poster giving notice 17 Mar 1880 of a Meeting of the Owners and Ratepayers resident in the District of the Staines Local Board, re the South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. And a draft. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 222 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/190 Petition to Parliament by the Staines Local 18 Feb 1880 Board re the South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. (Four printed copies and a draft).
ACC/0809/LB/191 draft printed copies of a Petition to Parliament 1880 by the Parishioners and Inhabitants of the Parish and Town of Staines, re the South Western Railway (various powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/192 draft printed copies of a Petition to Parliament 1880 by the Parishioners and Inhabitants of the Parish and Town of Staines, re the South Western Railway (various powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/193 newspapers containing marked notices re the 1880 South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. April 3 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. April 10 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. Mar. 27 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. (2 copies) Mar. 13 1880. Richmond and Twickenham Times.
ACC/0809/LB/194 newspapers containing marked notices re the 1880 South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. April 3 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. April 10 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. Mar. 27 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. (2 copies) Mar. 13 1880. Richmond and Twickenham Times.
ACC/0809/LB/195 newspapers containing marked notices re the 1880 South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. April 3 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. April 10 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. Mar. 27 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. (2 copies) Mar. 13 1880. Richmond and Twickenham Times. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 223 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/196 newspapers containing marked notices re the 1880 South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. April 3 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. April 10 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. Mar. 27 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. (2 copies) Mar. 13 1880. Richmond and Twickenham Times.
ACC/0809/LB/197 newspapers containing marked notices re the 1880 South Western Railway (various powers) Bill. April 3 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. April 10 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. Mar. 27 1880. Windsor and Eton Express. (2 copies) Mar. 13 1880. Richmond and Twickenham Times.
ACC/0809/LB/198 File of letters re the South Western Railway Jan - Jul 1880 (various powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/199 Miscellaneous Correspondence re opposition to Apr - Aug 1880 the South Western (various powers) Bill. 10 items
ACC/0809/LB/200 Two receipts re Railway Bill. 1880
ACC/0809/LB/201 Miscellanea - drafts, notices etc. re opposition 1880 to the South Western (various powers) Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/202 Petition to Parliament by the Board of Works for 2 Feb 1878 the Fulham District, re the Fulham and Walham Green Railway Bill.
ACC/0809/LB/203 One printed copy of "An Act to authorise the 13 May 1872 establishment of a Market and the construction of a Town Hall at Staines."
ACC/0809/LB/204 Particulars of the Competition for the design of Sep 1879 Staines Town Hall. Total cost not to exceed £2,500. And a plan of the ground available. Scale: 25 feet to 1 inch. Size : 12½" x 16½". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 224 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/205 Particulars of the Competition for the design of Sep 1879 Staines Town Hall. Total cost not to exceed £2,500. And a plan of the ground available. Scale: 25 feet to 1 inch. Size : 12½" x 16½".
ACC/0809/LB/206 copies of "Statement of Income and 1872 - Dec Expenditure to 9th Dec. 1876". re Staines Town 1876 Hall. And bundle of rough minutes, drafts, and correspondence, re the Town Hall Committee.
ACC/0809/LB/207 copies of "Statement of Income and 1872 - Dec Expenditure to 9th Dec. 1876". re Staines Town 1876 Hall. And bundle of rough minutes, drafts, and correspondence, re the Town Hall Committee.
ACC/0809/LB/208 Statement of Account of Staines Town Hall. Aug 1872 - 6 copies Lady Day 1879
ACC/0809/LB/209 Legal opinion re the Staines Town Hall 12 Jul 1880 Contract, by John Robert Freeman.
ACC/0809/LB/210 (a) Printed prospectus of Crichley's Patent 6 Mar 1881 Tabulated Heating Apparatus. (b) Estimate for supplying and fixing heating apparatus in the Town Hall. (c) Letter enclosing above.
ACC/0809/LB/211 Plans of Staines Town Hall (1 sheet). 6 Mar 1881 A plan showing seating arrangement. Basement Plan. And Section. John Johnson, Architect and Surveyor. Size: 14" x 19½".
ACC/0809/LB/212 Plans of Staines Town Hall (1 sheet). 6 Mar 1881 (a) Plan showing heating arrangement of Ground Floor. Scale 1/8" to 1 foot. (b) First Floor Plan.
ACC/0809/LB/213 Illustration of the Painted Tile Decorations at 28 Jan 1876 the Royal Aquarium, Westminster. A. Bedborough, Architect. Taken from "The Building News". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 225 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/214 One copy of "Building News" Vol. XXX. 28 Jan 1876
ACC/0809/LB/215 File of correspondence re competitors for the Feb 1876 plans and drawings of Staines new Town Hall.
ACC/0809/LB/216 Fourteen printed copies of a circular letter to 16 Mar 1876 competitors thanking them for their plans and returning them. The Premium has been awarded to Mr. Byrne of Windsor.
ACC/0809/LB/217 Six printed copies of a circular letter re the Sep 1879 Staines Town Hall Competition, giving further details of the specification, and with a plan annexed, 13" x 8", and scale: 25" to 1'.
ACC/0809/LB/218 Estimate from Thos. Waller & Co. for heating 27 Apr 1881 apparatus for Town Hall and letter enclosing same from John Johnston, architect, to J. Engall. And two plans showing heating arrangements; ground floor, basement and section. Scale: 1/8" to 1'. Size: 9½" x 15" and 15" x 19".
ACC/0809/LB/219 Estimate for heating equipment from Rosser & 25 Apr 1881 Russell and Plan showing ground and first floor heating arrangements. Size: 15½" x 19". Scale: 1/8" to 1'
ACC/0809/LB/220 Bundle of Insurance Papers for the Town Hall, 1881 - 1882 Staines, with the Royal Insurance Co.
ACC/0809/LB/221 One printed copy of a poster headed "The 20 Apr 1882 Public Health Act 1875" and giving notice of an Enquiry to be made into Staines Sewerage. And a file of correspondence relating to this.
ACC/0809/LB/222 One printed copy of a poster headed "The 20 Apr 1882 Public Health Act 1875" and giving notice of an Enquiry to be made into Staines Sewerage. And a file of correspondence relating to this.
ACC/0809/LB/223 Copy of a letter to be sent to the Local Mar 1887 Government Board by Staines Local Board, re disposal of sewage into the Thames. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 226 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/224 Copy of a letter sent from the Local 26 Apr 1887 Government Board to Staines Local Board re disposal of sewage into the Thames.
ACC/0809/LB/225 Charge to the Grand Jury, in the case The 29 Jun 1887 Queen v. The Local Board of Staines, re the disposal of sewage into the Thames.
ACC/0809/LB/226 Petition to the Staines Local Board: "Memorial n.d. of Householders and Ratepayers of the Parish of Staines to the Local Board as the Urban Sanitary Authority" Re the impurity of the water supply. Names, addresses and occupations given of c. 60 persons.
ACC/0809/LB/227 Professor Allfield's Reports on the drinking 30 Jul 1887 water of Staines, with details of 6 samples.
ACC/0809/LB/228 Proceedings in the High Court of Justice, 24 Feb 1888 Queen's Bench. Copy of shorthand notes of trial. The Queen v. The Staines Local Board re the disposal of sewage into the Thames.
ACC/0809/LB/229 One copy of a circular letter re sewage draining Jan 1889 into the Thames.
ACC/0809/LB/230 Copy of a proposed letter to the Local Jan 1892 Government Board from Staines Local Board, re Staines drainage.
ACC/0809/LB/231 One copy of circular letter re an extraordinary 1 Dec 1894 meeting of the Staines Local Board re a sewerage scheme.
ACC/0809/LB/232 Copy of an Agreement for the construction of 25 Mar 1899 Sewerage Works. (Unsigned). 1. Tom Wilkinson and John Thomas Hiscox of Westminster trading as B. Cooke & Co. 2. The Urban District Council of Staines. And a bond in £3,000 for performance of the agreement Signed and sealed by all parties. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 227 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/233 Copy of an Agreement for the construction of 25 Mar 1899 Sewerage Works. (Unsigned). 1. Tom Wilkinson and John Thomas Hiscox of Westminster trading as B. Cooke & Co. 2. The Urban District Council of Staines. And a bond in £3,000 for performance of the agreement Signed and sealed by all parties.
ACC/0809/LB/234 Printed sheet giving Particulars for those Tendering for the loan of œ28,000 to Staines Local Board. This loan is for sewerage works.
ACC/0809/LB/235 Report of the Local Inquiry as to application by 30 Jun 1896 the Staines Urban District Council to borrow œ3,000 for sewerage works.
ACC/0809/LB/236 Two printed copies of Notice of a public Inquiry 16 Jun 1896 re sanction for borrowing œ3,000 for sewerage work.
ACC/0809/LB/237 Notes for the interview with General Carey at 29 Dec 1898 the Local Government Board Offices, re the new sewera works.
ACC/0809/LB/238 Copy Notes made by Mr. E. Haines (Chairman n.d. of the Board) on the position of the Staines Drainage question.
ACC/0809/LB/239 Printed booklet: "Scientific and Sanitary versus 1880 Unscientific and Unsanitary Sewerage and Drainage" with an exposition of the pneumatic sewerage system. By Isaac Shone.
ACC/0809/LB/240 Printed booklet: "Sewage Treatment" by The 1881 Rivers Purification Association Ltd.
ACC/0809/LB/241 Printed booklet: "Reports on the Treatment of 1882 the sewage of Hertford and the condition of the River Lee". By Professor Wanklyn.
ACC/0809/LB/242 Printed booklet: "Report on the works and 1882 operations for the purification of the sewage at Hertford and the condition of the River Lee". By Dr. C. Meymott Tidy. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 228 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/243 Printed booklet: "Report on the treatment of 1882 sewage at Coventry and its suitability to Cambridge". By Dr. Bushell Anningson.
ACC/0809/LB/243/M O.S. Map XLX 14; LVIII 3, 4, 7, 8; V 5, 9, 10; 1884 Staines Sewerage Plan I 25" - 1m.
ACC/0809/LB/244 Articles of Agreement between five members of 29 May 1873 Staines Local Board and William Rowe of Staines, for watering the streets. And a draft of this. And William Rave's letter giving estimate for either £6.6.0 or £3.3.0 per week according to the number of streets included.
ACC/0809/LB/245 Articles of Agreement between five members of 29 May 1873 Staines Local Board and William Rowe of Staines, for watering the streets. And a draft of this. And William Rave's letter giving estimate for either £6.6.0 or £3.3.0 per week according to the number of streets included.
ACC/0809/LB/246 Articles of Agreement between five members of 29 May 1873 Staines Local Board and William Rowe of Staines, for watering the streets. And a draft of this. And William Rave's letter giving estimate for either £6.6.0 or £3.3.0 per week according to the number of streets included.
ACC/0809/LB/247 Order by Middlesex Quarter Sessions for the 1876 diversion of a Footpath at Staines, under control of Staines Local Board. With a Plan of the proposed widening of Thames Street, by Edward Low, Surveyor of the Staines Local Board. Scale: 2½" : 100 feet. Size: 16½" c 19". And also Justice's certificate that the footpath is completed. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 229 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/248 Order by Middlesex Quarter Sessions for the 1876 diversion of a Footpath at Staines, under control of Staines Local Board. With a Plan of the proposed widening of Thames Street, by Edward Low, Surveyor of the Staines Local Board. Scale: 2½" : 100 feet. Size: 16½" c 19". And also Justice's certificate that the footpath is completed.
ACC/0809/LB/249 File of correspondence relating to a competition Jan - Feb 1876 for laying out a piece of ground at Staines, for the Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/LB/250 Agreement 22 Mar 1880 1. John Powell of Staines, Builder 2. The Staines Local Board. For the making up the road and footpath at Wyatt Road, Staines, for £218.
ACC/0809/LB/251 Letter from the Sunningdale District Water Co. 12 Apr 1883 to the Staines Local Board asking them to lessen the quantity of water used for cleaning the streets.
ACC/0809/LB/252 Memorandum of Agreement between the 11 Mar 1890 Patent Victoria Stone Co., Ltd. and the Staines Local Board, for the performance of works at Clarence and Bridge Streets, Staines. And draft of this.
ACC/0809/LB/253 Memorandum of Agreement between the 11 Mar 1890 Patent Victoria Stone Co., Ltd. and the Staines Local Board, for the performance of works at Clarence and Bridge Streets, Staines. And draft of this.
ACC/0809/LB/254 Draft Memorandum of an Agreement made 26 Nov 1890 between the County Council of Middlesex and Staines Local Board, re upkeep of main roads.
ACC/0809/LB/255 Case for the Opinion of Counsel, Middlesex 10 May 1892 County Council v. Staines Local Board, re main roads. And copy of Opinion of H. Tindal Atkinson. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 230 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/256 Case for the Opinion of Counsel, Middlesex 10 May 1892 County Council v. Staines Local Board, re main roads. And copy of Opinion of H. Tindal Atkinson.
ACC/0809/LB/257 printed copies of a Notice by the Staines Urban 7 Dec 1899 District Council, that Station Path is now declared a highway, and has been sewered, channelled and paved.
ACC/0809/LB/258 printed copies of a Notice by the Staines Urban 7 Dec 1899 District Council, that Station Path is now declared a highway, and has been sewered, channelled and paved.
ACC/0809/LB/259 copies of a Notice by Staines Urban District 29 Sep 1900 Council that "This path" is to become a public footway.
ACC/0809/LB/260 copies of a Notice by Staines Urban District 29 Sep 1900 Council that "This path" is to become a public footway.
ACC/0809/LB/261 copies of a Notice by Staines Urban District 29 Sep 1900 Council that "This path" is to become a public footway.
ACC/0809/LB/262 Printed Notice re Staines Fair, to be held on 13 Apr 1876 May 11th. "The use of fire-arms at Shooting Galleries, and Steam Engines in connection with Roundabouts, or other Shows or Exhibitions will be prohibited". By order of the Staines Local Board, Randolph Henry Horne, Clerk.
ACC/0809/LB/263 List of Tolls taken at Staines Fair as per 19 Sep 1894 Receipt Book. W. A. Watson, Collector. Total: œ6.15.6.
ACC/0809/LB/264 Statement of Tolls taken at Staines Fair as per 11 May 1895 Receipt Book. W. A. Watson, Collector. Total: œ8. 7. 6.
ACC/0809/LB/265 printed plans of Staines Town Hall Reserved n.d. Seats. 17" x 12". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 231 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/266 printed plans of Staines Town Hall Reserved n.d. Seats. 17" x 12".
ACC/0809/LB/267 Printed leaflet giving charges for letting of n.d. Staines Town Hall. "The above Hall, seating about 600 Persons with Cloak, Dressing and Waiting Rooms, Stage, Gas, and Furniture." Rates from 5/- to œ2.12.6.
ACC/0809/LB/268 Programme of Miss Sarah Thorne's 14th 12 Feb - 17 annual Pantomine, at the Public Hall, Croydon. Feb
ACC/0809/LB/269 Programme of Miss Sarah Thorne's 15th 26 - 29 Dec Annual Pantomine at the Corn Exchange, Maidstone.
ACC/0809/LB/270 Programme of Sidney Cooper's Pantomine 1883 - 1884 "Little Red Riding Hood" on tour.
ACC/0809/LB/271 Programme for entertainment at the Albany 5 May 1884 Hall, Kingston.
ACC/0809/LB/272 Programme for entertainment by Professor Du 25 - 27 Aug Cann, the American Illusionist and Ventriloquist, at the New Pavilion, Herne Bay.
ACC/0809/LB/273 Playbill for Sidney Cooper's Grand Comic 26 Jan Pantomine, at the Theatre Royal, "Little Red Riding Hood".
ACC/0809/LB/274 Programme for "Called Back" by Mr. Horace 6 Sep Manley's Dramatic Company at the Pavilion, Gravesend.
ACC/0809/LB/275 Programme "Christmas Carol", "Faust" and 8 Sep 1884 other items by Stephenson's Spectral Opera Company, at the Drill Hall, Newport.
ACC/0809/LB/276 Programme for "The Workman" and "The 26 & 27 Oct Wages of Sin" by Miss Sarah Thorne's 1881 Company, at the Drill Hall, Wimbledon. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 232 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/277 Programme of entertainment at the Assembly 29 Sep 1884 Rooms, Bognor: including "Pepper's Ghost", the "Spectral Opera Company Goethe's "Faust", "East Lynne" and "A Christmas Carol".
ACC/0809/LB/278 Playbill for "Sinbad the Sailor" at the Theatre 24 Dec 1883 Royal, Cheltenham.
ACC/0809/LB/279 Programme for a "Scientific, Literary and 29 Sep 1884 Musical Entertainment, the only original Pepper's Ghost, and Spectral Opera Company", and "A Christmas Carol", and "Uncle Tom's Cabin", at the Town Hall, Havant.
ACC/0809/LB/280 Visiting Card of Mr. C. W. Powell, sole representative o Great Britain for "The Henri Chatelan Microscope", 47 Bloomsbury Square, W.C.1.
ACC/0809/LB/281 Playbill for Lieut. Walter Cole, ventriloquist, at 14 Sep 1882 the Public Hall, Harrow.
ACC/0809/LB/282 Programme for Mr. Stuart Cumberland, the 6 & 7 Jun 1884 celebrated Thought Reader, at Prince's Hall, Piccadilly.
ACC/0809/LB/283 Programme for "Assault at Arms by the 27 Mar 1884 members of the Egham and Staines Gymnastic Club", at the Town Hall Staines.
ACC/0809/LB/284 "Programme of Grand Evening Concert as 1883 given by the Wolff Family". German Melodists, Vocalists and Instrumentalists. And Visiting Card and file of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/285 Programme for Pettigrove's Marionettes and 27 Feb 1884 "Sinbad the Sailor", at the Town Hall, Hounslow. And file of correspondence.
ACC/0809/LB/286 correspondence relating to letting of Staines 1882 - 1884 Town Hall.
ACC/0809/LB/287 correspondence relating to letting of Staines 1882 - 1884 Town Hall. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 233 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/288 correspondence relating to letting of Staines 1882 - 1884 Town Hall.
ACC/0809/LB/289 Two Music and Dancing Licences by the 1883,1884 Middlesex Quarter Sessions, for Staines Town Hall.
ACC/0809/LB/290 Letters enclosing blank forms re the Application 23 Aug 1894 for a Music and Dancing and Stage Play Licence.
ACC/0809/LB/291 Small bundle of correspondence relating to the 1874 Staines Local Board, tied together and headed: "1874 Correspondence".
ACC/0809/LB/292 Bundle of Correspondence. Jan - Dec 1875 ACC/0809/LB/293 Bundle of Correspondence. Jan - Dec 1876 ACC/0809/LB/294 Bundle of Correspondence. Jan - Dec 1877 ACC/0809/LB/295 Bundle of Correspondence. Jan 1878 - Apr 1880
ACC/0809/LB/296 Bundle of Correspondence. Jan - Dec 1880 ACC/0809/LB/297 Bundle of Correspondence. Jan - Dec 1881 ACC/0809/LB/298 Bundle of Correspondence headed "Town Hall Aug 1881 - 20 Letters". Feb 1882
ACC/0809/LB/299 Bundle of Correspondence. Dec 1884 - Mar 1885
ACC/0809/LB/300 One Bundle of minor correspondence, blanks 19 C and drafts.
ACC/0809/LB/301 Bundle in original wrapper headed: "Cheques 1872 - 1875 from 1872 25th June 1875", relating to Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/LB/302 Statement of Account for the Staines Local 25 Mar 1873 Board of Health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 234 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/303 Notice of a Vestry Meeting to protest against 17 Apr 1873 the Local Board wasting the Ratepayers money in Legal Proceedings relative to the Town Hall and Market Act of 1872.
ACC/0809/LB/304 One printed copy of "The Surrey Advertiser and 26 Jul 1873 the County Times", including a marked item: "Staines Local Board, Statement of Accounts for the Year ended 25th March 1873".
ACC/0809/LB/305 Statement of Income and Expenditure. 25 Jul 1873
ACC/0809/LB/306 Mortgage of the Rates for œ5,000 and interest 9 Dec 1874 1. The Local Board, Staines 2. Sir Moses Montefiore of Park Lane, Middlesex, Bart; Baron Lionel Nathaniel Rochschild, of New Court, St. Swithin's Lane, London; Sampson Lucas of New Broad Street, London, Esq., and Charles George Barnett of Lombard Street, London. And letter dated 14 Aug. 1880 returning the mortgage.
ACC/0809/LB/307 One book containing printed forms for "Demand 1878 - 1891 for Payment of Expenses", partly used, and with counterfoils only remaining. These give names, dates, amounts, and the work done.
ACC/0809/LB/308 Bundle of letters, drafts and draft Agreement, 14 Aug 1879 between Staines Local Board and The Law Life Assurance Society, for the Mortgage of the General District Rate to secure œ2,500, borrowed by the Board acting as the Burial Board for the purposes of the Burial Acts.
ACC/0809/LB/309 Letter from William Griffith, Assistant District 3 Nov 1896 Auditor of the Local Government Board, to J. A. Engall, of the Staines Urban District Council, complaining of non-co-operation in auditing the accounts.
ACC/0809/LB/310 Three copies of the Loan Account. 31 Mar 1899
ACC/0809/LB/311 Specimen copy of the new form of financial 1879 statement for Local Boards. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 235 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/LB/312 Four copies of Staines Town Hall Statement of 25 Mar 1879 Income and Expenditure.
ACC/0809/LB/313 Bundle of blank official forms.
ACC/0809/LB/314 Miscellania. 7 items
ACC/0809/LB/315 Court Case between the West London School 1897 - 1898 Board District and the Staines Urban District Council. Affidavits, minutes, cases, correspondence etc. The case concerns the contamination of a ditch running from the Staines Sewage farm through the school grounds.
ACC/0809/LB/316 Court Case. Conservators of the River Thames 1898 v. Leonard. Affidavits, minutes, correspondence, etc. Case concerned with the ownership of the towpath along Dog-ait Point and the right of Leonard, the defendant, to use it.
ACC/0809/LB/317 6" O.S. Middlesex XXV. E.S. Showing 1868 Shepperton - Chertsey, with Dog-ait Point coloured pink.
ACC/0809/LB/318 25" O.S. Middlesex XXIV. 12. Showing 1883 Shepperton Area, and Dog Ayte.
ACC/0809/LB/319 M.S. Map of Shepperton. [1898] Black lines an enlargement of the Shepperton Enclosure Map of 1842. Red lines a tracing of the Shepperton Enclosure Map of 1862.
ACC/0809/LB/320 (i) Map of Thames showing Dock Ayte Mead n.d. etc. Coloured. Scale 1½" - 200'. Size 28" x 14". Copy of part of plan made in 1805 for the Thames Navigation Committee. (3 copies). (ii) Map of same area surveyed 1845 for the Corporation of London by W. May. Same size and scale. (2 copies) Manor of Ashford LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 236 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/001 Court Roll Courts Baron and Views of 1618 - 1648 Frankpledge With an index, giving reference to membranes, which are numbered 1 - 6. Lord of Manor: John Whiting. Stewards: Edmund Frere, 19th February 1618 to 30th March 1625. John Hodges, 18th Oct. 1641 to 17th Oct. 1644.
ACC/0809/MA/002 Court Roll: General Courts Baron (two) 10 Jun 1749 & Lady of the Manor: Mary Wright 20 Jun 1752 Steward: John Crowther, Deputy Steward of Peter Storer.
ACC/0809/MA/003 Court Roll: Courts Baron and Special Courts 1754 - 1758 Baron Lord of Manor: Peter Storer Steward: John Hawkins, gent. 13 membranes.
ACC/0809/MA/004 Court Roll: Courts Baron, Courts Leet and View 1785 - 1796 of Frankpledge. Lord of Manor: Peter William Baker, esq. Steward: James Buck, gent. 23 membranes.
ACC/0809/MA/005 Court Roll: General and Special Courts Baron 1798 - 1807 Lord of Manor: Peter William Baker, esq. Stewards: James Buck, gent, until 28th June 1803, George Buck, gent, from 16th June 1806. 20 membranes.
ACC/0809/MA/006 Court Book 1809 - 1829
ACC/0809/MA/007 Court Book 1830 - 1856
ACC/0809/MA/008 Court Book 1857 - 1885
ACC/0809/MA/009 Court Book 1886 - 1931
ACC/0809/MA/010 1826-1878 Minute Book 1826 - 1853; 1853 - 1878
ACC/0809/MA/012 Index to Court Rolls 1809 - 1829 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 237 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/013 Index to Court Rolls 1830 - 1856
ACC/0809/MA/014 Bill book 1826 - 1932 1826-1834 Bill book - Ashford 1926-1932 Bill book - Milton Mainly stewards fees for enrolling. 1 small vol
ACC/0809/MA/015 Draft Ashford Enclosure Award 1810 1 vol (111 ff.)
ACC/0809/MA/016 Enclosure Award 1812 Typed copy, with schedule bringing holdings up to date.
ACC/0809/MA/017 Declaration of Trust. 19 Mar 1812 1. Leonard Eden of Wood Street, Cheapside, Warehouseman 2. Elizabeth Sparrow of Lower Edmonton, Middlesex. A messuage and an allotment of land awarded by the Enclosure Commissioners, at Chattering Hill, Ashford, surrendered to 1. in trust for 2, and to be sold. Seals: 2 applied seals.
ACC/0809/MA/018 Copy of Court Roll 13 Aug 1869 Draft Admission of Martha Bavin on surrender of Thos. Carrod. Messuage on Ashford - Feltham Road.
ACC/0809/MA/019 Abstract of the Will of Samuel Carrad as far as 21 Apr 1875 relates to Proved 16 Feb Copyhold and Conveyance 1870(8?) 1 item
ACC/0809/MA/020 Abstract of the Will of Samuel Carrad as far as 21 Apr 1875 relates to Proved 16 Feb Copyhold and Conveyance 1870(8?) 1 item
ACC/0809/MA/021 Copy of Court Roll. 8 Apr 1871 Conditional Surrender by Henry Richardson to Messrs. Thos. Ashby & Co. of a cottage to secure £450 and interest. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 238 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/022 Draft Power of Attorney 10 Feb 1875 Thos. Wood to John Engall For purpose of barring an estate tail in premises held of above manor, and Correspondence 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/023 Draft Power of Attorney 10 Feb 1875 Thos. Wood to John Engall For purpose of barring an estate tail in premises held of above manor, and Correspondence 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/024 Copy of Court Roll. 187[ - ] Draft Surrender by Thos. Wood for the purpose of barring his estate tail and admittance of said Thos. Wood to same premises.
ACC/0809/MA/025 Notice to the Steward 21 Feb 1877 re surrender of Meadhurst to be made to C.P.F. Hunt by John Champion.
ACC/0809/MA/026 Draft Costs for Hunt's enfranchisement of 1878 Meadhurst œ57.19.4
ACC/0809/MA/027 Copy of Court Roll. 20 Dec 1878 Draft Admission of Mr. Edward Philip Leonard under will of Edward Leonard to 11 cottages and gardens.
ACC/0809/MA/028 Copy of Court Roll. 4 Oct 1917 Draft Admission of Joseph Leonard to land and cottages at Ashford Common With correspondence and rough accounts.
ACC/0809/MA/029 Copy of Court Roll. 4 Oct 1917 Draft Admission of Joseph Leonard to land and cottages at Ashford Common With correspondence and rough accounts.
ACC/0809/MA/030 Copy of Court Roll 30 Jan 1882 Admission of Arthur Barker to a parcel of land near Hengrove Pits.
ACC/0809/MA/031 Notice re Barker's Enfranchisement. 19 Aug 1882 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 239 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/032 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Jul 1882 Admission of the Misses Sarah and Laura Braisby to (a) A piece of copyhold land (specified) (b) A parcel of land and a messuage (specified) 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/033 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Jul 1882 Admission of the Misses Sarah and Laura Braisby to (a) A piece of copyhold land (specified) (b) A parcel of land and a messuage (specified) 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/034 Warrant of Satisfaction by Edgar Estcourt for 6 Nov 1882 conditional surrender by Francis Clifford.
ACC/0809/MA/035 Copy of Court Roll. 19 Feb 1883 Admission of the Misses M.A. & C.M.D. Clifford to 2 brick and tile cottages under the will of their father Francis Clifford.
ACC/0809/MA/036 Licence to demise 19 Feb 1883 The Misses Clifford to Henry Trotter. 2 brick and tile cottages.
ACC/0809/MA/037 Copy of Court Roll. 19 Feb 1889 Admission of Miss Cecily Clifford to half share of her sister Margaret deceased to 2 brick and tile cottages. And Draft. And Correspondence 9 items
ACC/0809/MA/038 Copy of Court Roll. 19 Feb 1889 Admission of Miss Cecily Clifford to half share of her sister Margaret deceased to 2 brick and tile cottages. And Draft. And Correspondence 9 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 240 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/039 Copy of Court Roll. 19 Feb 1889 Admission of Miss Cecily Clifford to half share of her sister Margaret deceased to 2 brick and tile cottages. And Draft. And Correspondence 9 items
ACC/0809/MA/040 Abstract on application for admission of Cicely 1889 Clifford to the half share of her sister Margaret deceased.
ACC/0809/MA/041 Deputation to Richard Brettell as deputy 1889 steward by Henry Bates. For purpose of accepting surrender of Cecily Clifford.
ACC/0809/MA/042 Copy of Court Roll. 6 Mar 1889 Surrender of Miss C.M.D. Clifford to use of Henry Trotter and Draft. 2 brick and tile cottages. Consideration: £370. Admission of Henry Trotter and Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/043 Copy of Court Roll. 6 Mar 1889 Surrender of Miss C.M.D. Clifford to use of Henry Trotter and Draft. 2 brick and tile cottages. Consideration: £370. Admission of Henry Trotter and Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/044 Copy of Court Roll. 6 Mar 1889 Surrender of Miss C.M.D. Clifford to use of Henry Trotter and Draft. 2 brick and tile cottages. Consideration: £370. Admission of Henry Trotter and Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/045 Copy of Court Roll. 6 Mar 1889 Surrender of Miss C.M.D. Clifford to use of Henry Trotter and Draft. 2 brick and tile cottages. Consideration: £370. Admission of Henry Trotter and Draft. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 241 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/046 Copy of Court Roll. 7 Mar 1889 Conditional Surrender by Henry Trotter to William Gough (and Draft). 2 brick and tile cottages for securing £850 and interest at £4.10.0 per cent per annum. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/047 Copy of Court Roll. 7 Mar 1889 Conditional Surrender by Henry Trotter to William Gough (and Draft). 2 brick and tile cottages for securing £850 and interest at £4.10.0 per cent per annum. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/048 Copy of Court Roll. 7 Mar 1889 Conditional Surrender by Henry Trotter to William Gough (and Draft). 2 brick and tile cottages for securing £850 and interest at £4.10.0 per cent per annum. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/049 Copy of Court Roll 17 Aug 1896 Draft Admission of Mrs. Mary Trotter under the will of Henry Trotter deceased to a brick and tile cottage and shop on south side of Ashford - Feltham Road.
ACC/0809/MA/050 Copy of Court Roll 17 Aug 1896 Draft Admission of Mrs. Mary Trotter under the will of Henry Trotter deceased to a house and blacksmith shop, with a brick and tile cottage adjoining (now in occupation of Mrs. Thomas Earles).
ACC/0809/MA/051 Draft enfranchisement 26 Nov 1896 John Engall to Mrs. Mary Trotter Messuage and blacksmith's shop.
ACC/0809/MA/052 Copy of Court Roll. 16 Feb 1883 Admission of Walter Marker under the will of Frederick Shells. Various pieces of copyhold land (specified). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 242 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/053 Licence to demise 17 Feb 1883 Walter Marker to any person, any of his copyhold premises.
ACC/0809/MA/054 Copy of Court Roll. 14 Nov 1887 Draft Admission of Frederick Walter Shells and William Francis Michael Shells to messuage at Feltham Hill and other copyhold premises (specified).
ACC/0809/MA/055 Copy of Mutual Covenants 6 Oct 1890 - 1. Frederick Walter Shells Esq. 25 Mar 1892 2. William Francis Michael Shells Esq. A Surrender by 1. and Admission of 2; Mortgage by 1. Copyhold land in Ashford. Nos. 151, 152, 153, 154 & 159 on the Enclosure Award. (At Feltham Hill). Details given. With a Plan 10" x 9".
ACC/0809/MA/056 Bundle of 9 letters, 2 draft Surrenders and 19 Feb 1892 - Account of solicitors fees, re the Surrender and 7 May 1892 Admission of Frederick Walter Shells and William Francis Shells.
ACC/0809/MA/057 Copy of Court Roll. 6 Aug 1892 Conditional Surrender by W.F.M. Shells to Miss A.E. Adams and Messuage at Feltham Hill and four other parcels of land known as 'Ivydene'. £500 and £5 per cent interest.
ACC/0809/MA/058 Copy of Court Roll. 1892 Draft Conditional Surrender given by W. F. Shells to Miss A.E.M. Adams. Messuage and copyhold land at Feltham Hill to secure £400. And Correspondence 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/059 Copy of Court Roll. 1892 Draft Conditional Surrender given by W. F. Shells to Miss A.E.M. Adams. Messuage and copyhold land at Feltham Hill to secure £400. And Correspondence 7 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 243 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/060 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 8 Jan 1898 surrender given by W.F.M. Shells to Anne Elizabeth Cann (nœe Adams).
ACC/0809/MA/061 Copy of Court Roll. 9 Jul 1902 Draft Admission of Mrs. L. B. Shells under the will of W.F.M. Shells deceased to a messuage and copyhold land at Feltham Hill. Correspondence. 4 items
ACC/0809/MA/062 Copy of Court Roll. 9 Jul 1902 Draft Admission of Mrs. L. B. Shells under the will of W.F.M. Shells deceased to a messuage and copyhold land at Feltham Hill. Correspondence. 4 items
ACC/0809/MA/063 Copy of Court Roll. 3 Sep 1902 Copy Draft Conditional Surrender given by Mrs. L.B. Shells to Miss B.E.L. Jacobs Messuage and copyhold land at Feltham Hill to secure £500.
ACC/0809/MA/064 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 22 May 1907 surrender given by Mrs. Shells to Miss Jacob. And Draft. And Copy. And Correspondence. 1 item
ACC/0809/MA/065 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 22 May 1907 surrender given by Mrs. Shells to Miss Jacob. And Draft. And Copy. And Correspondence. 1 item
ACC/0809/MA/066 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 22 May 1907 surrender given by Mrs. Shells to Miss Jacob. And Draft. And Copy. And Correspondence. 1 item LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 244 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/067 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 22 May 1907 surrender given by Mrs. Shells to Miss Jacob. And Draft. And Copy. And Correspondence. 1 item
ACC/0809/MA/068 Copy of Court Roll. 27 Nov 1908 Conditional Surrender by Mrs. L. B. Shells to Miss S.E. Dale of Ivydene to secure £200 and interest at £5 per cent. And Draft. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/069 Copy of Court Roll. 27 Nov 1908 Conditional Surrender by Mrs. L. B. Shells to Miss S.E. Dale of Ivydene to secure £200 and interest at £5 per cent. And Draft. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/070 Copy of Court Roll. 27 Nov 1908 Conditional Surrender by Mrs. L. B. Shells to Miss S.E. Dale of Ivydene to secure £200 and interest at £5 per cent. And Draft. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/071 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 14 Dec 1916 surrender given by Mrs. L. Shells to Miss S.E. Dale.
ACC/0809/MA/072 Draft Enfranchisement by Harry Scott Freeman 29 Dec 1916 to Mrs. L.B. Shells. Ivydene and other copyhold land. And Correspondence. 19 items
ACC/0809/MA/073 Draft Enfranchisement by Harry Scott Freeman 29 Dec 1916 to Mrs. L.B. Shells. Ivydene and other copyhold land. And Correspondence. 19 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 245 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/074 Printed Copy Will of Frederick Walter Shells 3 Feb 1899 Property at Feltham Hill to Edmund Poole and Dr. Taylor in trust for his brother William Francis Shells. Proved 2 Aug. 1900
ACC/0809/MA/075 Correspondence re Shells deceased. Mar - Jun 1901 6 items
ACC/0809/MA/076 Copy of Court Roll. 8 Jun 1901 Draft Admission of Trustees under the will of Fred. Walter Shells deceased. Feltham Hill Farm and other copyhold land.
ACC/0809/MA/077 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 25 Sep 1902 surrender given by F. W. Shells deceased to the Misses Gardner. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/078 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 25 Sep 1902 surrender given by F. W. Shells deceased to the Misses Gardner. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/079 Power of Attorney by Edmund Poole and Dr. 26 Sep 1902 Taylor to Thos.Bray to surrender The Farm, Feltham Hill and other parcels of land to the use of Dr. Taylor (late of Shells).
ACC/0809/MA/080 Copy of Court Roll. 29 Sep 1902 Draft Admission of Dr. Taylor under the will of F.W. Shells deceased.
ACC/0809/MA/081 Correspondence re Shells deceased to Taylor. Sep - Nov 10 items 1902
ACC/0809/MA/082 Power of Attorney by Dr. Taylor to Thomas 23 Oct 1902 Bray to make conditional surrender of copyholds, parcels at Feltham Hill, including the Farm, to use of John Robinson Porter. Sum of £4,000 and £4 per cent per annum. And Draft. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 246 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/083 Power of Attorney by Dr. Taylor to Thomas 23 Oct 1902 Bray to make conditional surrender of copyholds, parcels at Feltham Hill, including the Farm, to use of John Robinson Porter. Sum of £4,000 and £4 per cent per annum. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/084 Copy of Court Roll. 25 Oct 1902 Conditional Surrender by Dr. Taylor to Rev. J. R. Porter of Feltham Hill Farm etc. to secure £4,000 and interest.
ACC/0809/MA/085 Account of Costs re Shells deceased to Taylor. n.d. [1902 ?]
ACC/0809/MA/086 Correspondence re Taylor to Smith. 1903 - 1904 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/087 Power of Attorney by Dr. Taylor to Henry Bates 5 Mar 1904 for surrender of the Farm, Feltham Hill, to A. W. Smith.
ACC/0809/MA/088 Copy of Court Roll. 12 May 1904 Surrender by Dr. Taylor to A. W. Smith subject to a Conditional surrender of the Farm at Feltham Hill. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/089 Copy of Court Roll. 12 May 1904 Surrender by Dr. Taylor to A. W. Smith subject to a Conditional surrender of the Farm at Feltham Hill. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/090 Copy of Court Roll. 13 May 1904 Draft Admission of A. W. Smith on surrender of Dr. Taylor subject to a conditional surrender Feltham Hill Farm etc.
ACC/0809/MA/091 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Feb 1883 Surrender by Mrs. Elizabeth Lush (n£e Verrey) of 2 cottages on Chattering Hill and admission of Arthur Henry Webb. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 247 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/092 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Feb 1883 Conditional Surrender by Arthur Henry Webb to the No. 3 Borough of Lambeth Permanent Building Society of 2 cottages on Chattering Hill.
ACC/0809/MA/093 Copy of the Will and Probate of Arthur Henry Jul 1928 Webb of Kingston-upon-Thames.
ACC/0809/MA/094 Case for the opinion of counsel re Lord of 1888 Manor's right to waste land.
ACC/0809/MA/095 Notice to Mrs. Martha Cowling re mortgage 15 Sep 1887 due.
ACC/0809/MA/096 Draft Requisitions. Cowling to Engall. 1888
ACC/0809/MA/097 Copy Requisitions on Title Cowling to Engall. 1888
ACC/0809/MA/098 Draft Conveyance from Mrs. M. Cowling to 7 Dec 1888 John Engall. The Manor of Ashford. Consideration: £215 and remainder of mortgage debt.
ACC/0809/MA/099 Copy of Court Roll. n.d. [post 1888 Draft Admission of Eustace Henry Bennet to ] No. 1 Rose Villas.
ACC/0809/MA/100 Copy of Court Roll. 7 May 1890 Draft Admission of Miss R. C. Bennett to No. 2 Rose Villas under the will of Frederick Henry Bennet.
ACC/0809/MA/101 Copy of Court Roll. n.d. [1890 ?] Draft Admission of Frederick Henry Bennet to a messuage and shop and also a cottage adjoining the shop of Henry Trotter in the occupation of Thos. Carter, under the will of Fred. Henry Bennet Sr. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 248 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/102 Warrant to enter satisfaction. 30 May 1890 Frederick Henry Bennet of Ashford, Baker, has paid the Trustees of the West Middlesex Surrey, South Bucks. and Berks Benefit Building Society all principal and interest moneys due on mortgage of copyhold land in Ashford (unspecified).
ACC/0809/MA/103 Copy of Court Roll. 1890 Draft Admission of Miss Alice Bennett to 'Rose Cottage'.
ACC/0809/MA/104 Copy of Court Roll. 22 Nov 1900 Conditional Surrender given by Catherine Bennet to Joseph Saunders, of a messuage and shop Post Office to secure £500.
ACC/0809/MA/105 Surrender by Copy of Court Roll, of Miss Ann 7 Dec 1904 Kennard of Lower Clapton to Eustace Henry Bennett of Ashford, Rate Collector. 2 copyhold cottages on north side of road from Ashford to Feltham for £90.
ACC/0809/MA/106 Surrender by Copy of Court Roll, of Miss Sarah 7 Dec 1904 Kennard of Lower Clapton to Eustace Henry Bennett of Ashford, Rate Collector. 2 copyhold cottages on north side of road from Ashford to Feltham for £80.
ACC/0809/MA/107 Surrender by Copy of Court Roll of Ann and 7 Dec 1904 Sarah Kennard to Eustace Henry Bennett of Ashford, Rate Collector. 2 copyhold cottages at Chattern Hill, Ashford for £50.
ACC/0809/MA/108 8 letters re the surrender of the Misses Nov 1904 - Kennards copyhold cottages and 3 draft Mar 1905 surrenders (of 2 cottages each), 1 draft admission of Bennett. 1 conditional surrender of Bennett. And Extracts from the Court Rolls 1858-71 And draft statement of account re the charges of the surrender of the Misses Kennards, admission of Bennett and conditional surrender of Bennett. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 249 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/109 Conditional Surrender of Eustace Henry 9 Dec 1904 Bennett of Ashford, to Louisa and Ellen Capel of Worthing, for œ150. (Mortgage).
ACC/0809/MA/110 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Dec 1904 Conditional Surrender given by Miss A. M. Bennet To Mrs. M. A. Hopps Of Rose Cottage To secure £400 and £5 per cent interest And Copy Draft And Correspondence 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/111 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Dec 1904 Conditional Surrender given by Miss A. M. Bennet To Mrs. M. A. Hopps Of Rose Cottage To secure £400 and £5 per cent interest And Copy Draft And Correspondence 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/112 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Dec 1904 Conditional Surrender given by Miss A. M. Bennet To Mrs. M. A. Hopps Of Rose Cottage To secure £400 and £5 per cent interest And Copy Draft And Correspondence 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/113 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 30 Sep 1908 surrender by Charlotte Bennet of copyhold premises for œ500. and Correspondence. 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/114 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 30 Sep 1908 surrender by Charlotte Bennet of copyhold premises for œ500. and Correspondence. 5 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 250 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/115 Draft Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 20 Jun 1911 surrender by Miss A. M. Bennet to Mr. M. A. Hopps. Correspondence 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/116 Draft Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 20 Jun 1911 surrender by Miss A. M. Bennet to Mr. M. A. Hopps. Correspondence 7 items
ACC/0809/MA/117 Draft Enfranchisement 21 Jun 1911 Mrs. S. H. H. Engall to Miss A. M. Bennet. Rose Cottage.
ACC/0809/MA/118 Copy of Court Roll. 18 Nov 1919 Copy Admission of Mrs.A.M.L. Bennet to No. 1 Rose Villas under will of E. H. Bennet.
ACC/0809/MA/119 Correspondence re Bennet. 1919 - 1920 8 items
ACC/0809/MA/120 Draft Enfranchisement by Harry Scott Freeman 7 Jan 1920 to Mrs. A. M. L. Bennet. No. 1 Rose Villas.
ACC/0809/MA/121 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Feb 1889 Conditional Surrender given by John South to Charles Pearce. 5 acres in Ashfield Fields (with plan). To secure £600 and interest at £5 per cent.
ACC/0809/MA/122 Copy of Court Roll. 8 Mar 1890 Absolute surrender of John South of 5 acres in Ashford Fields to the use of Charles Pearce. Consideration: £241.
ACC/0809/MA/123 Copy of Court Roll. 25 Apr 1890 Draft Admission of Charles Pearce to 5 acres of copyhold land in Ashford Fields conditionally surrendered by John South 13th February 1889.
ACC/0809/MA/124 Warrant to enter satisfaction on conditional 25 Apr 1890 surrender by John South to Charles Pearce. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 251 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/125 Warrant to enter satisfaction 30 Apr 1891 Trustees of West Middlesex, Surrey, South Bucks and Berks Building Society of a conditional surrender by Edmund and Emma King.
ACC/0809/MA/126 Copy of Court Roll. 16 Jun 1891 Draft Admission of William Edmund King to 2 cottages in Ashford.
ACC/0809/MA/127 Correspondence re Consent to placing 1901 telegraph pole on waste land near Ford Farm. Post Office Engineers to Scott Freeman.
ACC/0809/MA/128 Copy of an Agreement 9 Dec 1902 1. County Council of Middlesex 2. Alfred Hood Re the advertisement board for the "Links Hotel" at Ashford Ford Bridge.
ACC/0809/MA/129 Agreement 1 Jan 1903 Harry Scott Freeman and Alfred Hood re erection of an advertisement board.
ACC/0809/MA/130 Draft Agreement 1903 Mrs. S. H. Engall and Alfred Hood as to the erection of an advertisement board at Ashford.
ACC/0809/MA/131 Letters re the erection of an advertisement Oct 1902 - board for the Links Hotel at Ashford Ford May 1904 Bridge. And 1 photograph of the board and surroundings, undated. Size 3½" x 2½". 10 items
ACC/0809/MA/132 Letters re the erection of a billboard at Ashford Oct - Nov 1903 Ford Bridge. 5 items
ACC/0809/MA/133 Draft Case for the opinion of Mr. Archibald 1904 Brown re Advertisement Board on waste land at Ashford. And Opinion of Mr. Brown. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 252 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/134 Draft Case for the opinion of Mr. Archibald 1904 Brown re Advertisement Board on waste land at Ashford. And Opinion of Mr. Brown.
ACC/0809/MA/135 Case for the opinion of Mr. Archibald Brown 1904 re advertisement board on Waste Land.
ACC/0809/MA/136 Draft Agreement between Harry Scott Freeman Dec 1909 - and Messrs. Charrington & Co. re erection of Jan 1910 advertisement board. And Correspondence And Copy of agreement made 1st January 1903. 6 items
ACC/0809/MA/137 Draft Agreement between Harry Scott Freeman Dec 1909 - and Messrs. Charrington & Co. re erection of Jan 1910 advertisement board. And Correspondence And Copy of agreement made 1st January 1903. 6 items
ACC/0809/MA/138 Copy of Court Roll. 1 Jun 1906 Draft Admission of Mrs. H. M. Seppings to a messuage or villa at Chattern Hill known as Chattern House under the will of Revd. G. W. Seppings. And Correspondence And Draft Enfranchisement, Mrs. S. H. H. Engall to Mrs. Seppings. 8 items
ACC/0809/MA/139 Copy of Court Roll. 1 Jun 1906 Draft Admission of Mrs. H. M. Seppings to a messuage or villa at Chattern Hill known as Chattern House under the will of Revd. G. W. Seppings. And Correspondence And Draft Enfranchisement, Mrs. S. H. H. Engall to Mrs. Seppings. 8 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 253 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/140 Copy of Court Roll. 1 Jun 1906 Draft Admission of Mrs. H. M. Seppings to a messuage or villa at Chattern Hill known as Chattern House under the will of Revd. G. W. Seppings. And Correspondence And Draft Enfranchisement, Mrs. S. H. H. Engall to Mrs. Seppings. 8 items
ACC/0809/MA/141 Correspondence re enfranchisement of Harriet 16 Nov 1908 Dorsett.
ACC/0809/MA/142 Draft Enfranchisement. 2 Dec 1908 Mrs. S. H. Engall to Mrs. H. Dorsett. Cottage at Chattern Hill and other copyhold land. Plan attached. Correspondence 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/143 Draft Enfranchisement. 2 Dec 1908 Mrs. S. H. Engall to Mrs. H. Dorsett. Cottage at Chattern Hill and other copyhold land. Plan attached. Correspondence 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/144 Notices of entitlement to enfranchise. Sent to 3 Oct 1912 Mrs. M. E. Everett and Mrs. M. E. Dempster. 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/145 Notices of entitlement to enfranchise. Sent to 3 Oct 1912 Mrs. M. E. Everett and Mrs. M. E. Dempster. 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/146 Correspondence re conveyance of Wye Lodge 1918 - 1919 Cottage Biggs to Smith.
ACC/0809/MA/147 Copy Draft Conveyance 1919 Mr. S. E. Biggs to J. J. Smith Of freehold premises of Wye Lodge and Covenant to surrender copyhold premises of Wye Lodge. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 254 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/148 Copy of Court Roll. 24 Jun 1919 Surrender and Admission, Mrs. Elizabeth Sarah Biggs to J. J. Smith, of Wye Lodge Cottage. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/149 Copy of Court Roll. 24 Jun 1919 Surrender and Admission, Mrs. Elizabeth Sarah Biggs to J. J. Smith, of Wye Lodge Cottage. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/150 Copy of Court Roll. 27 Aug 1920 Surrender by J. J, Smith of Wye Lodge Cottage and admission of H. W. Comfort to the same. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/151 Copy of Court Roll. 27 Aug 1920 Surrender by J. J, Smith of Wye Lodge Cottage and admission of H. W. Comfort to the same. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/152 Correspondence re Smith to Comfort Jul 1920 Wye Lodge Cottage. 2 items
ACC/0809/MA/153 Copy of Court Roll. 5 Jan 1921 Surrender of Harry William Comfort of Wye Lodge, Ashford, Bank Official. Copyhold land numbered 130 on the Enclosure Award and the messuage built on it called "Wye Lodge Cottage". And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/154 Copy of Court Roll. 5 Jan 1921 Surrender of Harry William Comfort of Wye Lodge, Ashford, Bank Official. Copyhold land numbered 130 on the Enclosure Award and the messuage built on it called "Wye Lodge Cottage". And Draft.
ACC/0809/MA/155 Draft Admission of George H. Frank to Wye 17 Jan 1921 Lodge Cottage.
ACC/0809/MA/156 bundles of letters concerning conveyance of 1920 - 1921 Wye Lodge Cottage. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 255 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/157 bundles of letters concerning conveyance of 1920 - 1921 Wye Lodge Cottage.
ACC/0809/MA/158 bundles of letters concerning conveyance of 1920 - 1921 Wye Lodge Cottage.
ACC/0809/MA/159 Land Registry. Aug 1919 Draft Statutory Declaration by B. S. Freeman to John and Selina Engall.
ACC/0809/MA/160 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Jan 1921 Draft Admission of Trustees under will of Mrs. S. E. Biggs deceased to Laburnham Cottage and other copyhold land.
ACC/0809/MA/161 Correspondence re sale of Laburnham Cottage 1921 by Trustees of will of Mrs. S. E. Biggs.
ACC/0809/MA/162 Correspondence re Biggs Trustees to O'Shea. Mar - Apr 1921 Laburnham Cottage.
ACC/0809/MA/163 Draft Enfranchisement 25 Feb 1921 Messrs. J. H. Warne and A. N. Bickley of Laburnham Cottage.
ACC/0809/MA/164 Compensation for extinguishment of manorial n.d. [post 1922 incidents. ] 2 copies
ACC/0809/MA/165 Compensation for extinguishment of manorial n.d. [post 1922 incidents. ] 2 copies
ACC/0809/MA/166 Compensation Agreement 1 Nov 1928 H. Scott Freeman and Messrs. F. V. Thorogood & L. A. Knight.
ACC/0809/MA/167 2 files of letters, 2 copies of an Account of 15 Jan - 19 expenses, 1931, and a plan showing property Apr 1904; 27 numbered as in Enclosure Award, size: 9" x 8", May - 9 Nov all re Poplar Farm, Ashford. (Items numbered 1931 167-171) 1 bundle LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 256 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/172 Miscellaneous letter to Horne & Engall. 1874 - 1920 4 items
ACC/0809/MA/173 Extracts from the Customary Book of Ashford n.d. ? 19th Manor. cent 3 sheets
ACC/0809/MA/174 "Plan of an Estate at Ashford belonging to The 1839 Rev. C. M. Mount". Coloured. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Size: 28" x 36" Acreage, field names, and owners of adjoining properties given. Another copy of this. (? Original Draft).
ACC/0809/MA/175 "Plan of an Estate at Ashford belonging to The 1839 Rev. C. M. Mount". Coloured. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Size: 28" x 36" Acreage, field names, and owners of adjoining properties given. Another copy of this. (? Original Draft).
ACC/0809/MA/176 Notice by the Enclosure Commissioners that 30 Oct 1879 the Draft Scheme respecting Staines Commons has been referred to Arthur Benson Dickson, an Assistant Enclosure Commissioner, who will be available for receiving evidence, suggestions, objections, etc. on 22nd November next. 8 copies
ACC/0809/MA/177 Printed Notice of a General Court Baron of 9 Aug 1886 Israel Abrahams Lord of the Manor of Ashford, to be held on 31st August 1886. Steward: Sidney Ollard. With a covering letter. This copy was sent to Horne & Engall. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 257 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/178 "A list of deeds and documents sent to Mr. 17 Dec 1888 Engall 17th Dec. 1888." "5 bundles of Old Court Rolls and Book of Index. Court Rolls from 1809 to 1830 (Book) The like from 1830 to 1856 The like from 1858 to 1885 The like from 1885 to present time. The like from 1853 to 1878. Two books of Index to the Court Rolls. Quit Rent Book. Minute Book."
ACC/0809/MA/179 Newspapers (Items numbered 179-187) 1827 - 1946 John Bull. March 11th 1827 Morning Chronicle Dec. 6th 1832 Middlesex Chronicle June 17th 1922 Herald & News Dec. 5th 1924 Middlesex Times Dec. 4th 1924 Middlesex Chronicle Dec. 6th 1924 Middlesex Times Dec. 6th 1924 Middlesex Chronicle Dec. 5th 1925 Evening Standard Feb. 23rd 1946. 1 bundle
ACC/0809/MA/188 Newspapers (Items numbered 188-197) 1887 - 1925 Windsor and Eton Express Dec. 8th 1877 West Middlesex Times Dec. 9th 1903 Middlesex & Surrey Express Feb. 12th 1904 West Middlesex Herald March 4th 1904 West Middlesex Herald May 6th 1904 West Middlesex Times June 4th 1904 West Middlesex Times July 6th 1904 Middlesex & Bucks. Advertiser Aug. 13th 1904 Middlesex Chronicle May 6th 1922 Middlesex Chronicle Dec. 5th 1925.
ACC/0809/MA/198 Miscellaneous Correspondence nd 28 items
ACC/0809/MA/199 Statement of Account sent by Burton and 19 Aug 1890 Yeates to J. A. Engall Concerning the charges relating to the purchase of the Manor of Ashford by him. With a covering letter. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 258 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MA/200 Statement of Account sent by Burton and 19 Aug 1890 Yeates to J. A. Engall Concerning the charges relating to the purchase of the Manor of Ashford by him. With a covering letter.
ACC/0809/MA/201 Plan of the Parish of Ashford. 1811 Spelthorne Militia
ACC/0809/MIL/001 Minute Book of the Spelthorne Division Militia. 14 Jul 1810 - 29 Apr 1854
ACC/0809/MIL/002 (a) "Extract from the Minutes of a General 9 Oct 1827 - Meeting of Lieutenancy of the County of 10 Jan 1831 Middlesex", in form of a letter to Henry Horne. (b) "Extract from the Minutes of a General Meeting of Lieutenancy of the County of Middlesex", part of a letter to Henry Horne.
ACC/0809/MIL/003 Accounts of attendance at meetings of the 1824 - 1831 Deputy Lieutenants of the Spelthorne Sub -division, expenses incurred, and payments made.
ACC/0809/MIL/004 Accounts of attendance at meetings of the 1824 - 1831 Deputy Lieutenants of the Spelthorne Sub -division, expenses incurred, and payments made.
ACC/0809/MIL/005 Accounts of attendance at meetings of the 1824 - 1831 Deputy Lieutenants of the Spelthorne Sub -division, expenses incurred, and payments made.
ACC/0809/MIL/006 Accounts of attendance at meetings of the 1824 - 1831 Deputy Lieutenants of the Spelthorne Sub -division, expenses incurred, and payments made.
ACC/0809/MIL/007 Accounts of attendance at meetings of the 1824 - 1831 Deputy Lieutenants of the Spelthorne Sub -division, expenses incurred, and payments made. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 259 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MIL/008 Accounts of attendance at meetings of the 1824 - 1831 Deputy Lieutenants of the Spelthorne Sub -division, expenses incurred, and payments made.
ACC/0809/MIL/009 Return of Enrolment for the sub-division of 4 Jun 1825 Staines. Gives parishes, names of men, dates of enrolment, ages, and classes.
ACC/0809/MIL/010 Return of Principals and substitutes who joined 7 Jul 1825 the Royal West Middlesex Militia from 27th May to 23rd June 1825.
ACC/0809/MIL/011 Schedules "C", completed. Certificate and 1825 - 1831 Return distinguishing the number of men liable to serve in the Militia, and the number of men exempt from serving, for the Spelthorne Division.
ACC/0809/MIL/012 Schedules "C", completed. Certificate and 1825 - 1831 Return distinguishing the number of men liable to serve in the Militia, and the number of men exempt from serving, for the Spelthorne Division.
ACC/0809/MIL/013 Schedules "C", completed. Certificate and 1825 - 1831 Return distinguishing the number of men liable to serve in the Militia, and the number of men exempt from serving, for the Spelthorne Division.
ACC/0809/MIL/014 Schedules "C", completed. Certificate and 1825 - 1831 Return distinguishing the number of men liable to serve in the Militia, and the number of men exempt from serving, for the Spelthorne Division.
ACC/0809/MIL/015 Notice of the number of men apportioned under 3 May 1826 the Militia for the Spelthorne Sub-division.
ACC/0809/MIL/016 Bundle of 6 counterfoils of certificates of 24 Jun & Jul enrolment of substitutes for persons balloted for 1826 the Militia.
ACC/0809/MIL/017 Bundle of five Militia Oath Declarations. (one 19 Aug 1826 illegible). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 260 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MIL/018 Return of Enrolment for the Sub-division of 30 Sep 1826 Staines.
ACC/0809/MIL/019 Statement of the Claim of William Thornton, 30 Sep 1826 Surgeon of the Royal West Middlesex Militia, for attendance and Medical Inspection of men enrolled to serve in the Regiment.
ACC/0809/MIL/020 3 printed copies of Notice of Registration for 21 Feb 1831 Militia Service. Partially completed forms giving names of men resident in each dwelling house. (Schedule A.)
ACC/0809/MIL/021 Notice of the number of men apportioned under 26 Feb 1831 the Militia Act, for the Staines Sub-division. And covering letter from the Clerk of the General Meeting.
ACC/0809/MIL/022 Notice of the number of men apportioned under 26 Feb 1831 the Militia Act, for the Staines Sub-division. And covering letter from the Clerk of the General Meeting.
ACC/0809/MIL/023 Letter from the Clerk of the General Meeting 18 Mar 1831 giving notice of the calling of the Militia.
ACC/0809/MIL/024 Bundle of 32 counterfoils of certificates of Mar 1831 enrolment of substitutes for persons balloted for the Militia.
ACC/0809/MIL/025 Bundle of 39 Militia Oath Declarations. Giving Mar - Apr 1831 name, trade, married state, age, height and colour of hair, eyes and complexion.
ACC/0809/MIL/026 Return of Enrolment for the Sub-division of 18 Apr 1831 Staines.
ACC/0809/MIL/027 Return of Enrolment of the Militia for the 18 Apr 1831 Spelthorne Division.
ACC/0809/MIL/028 "Lists of Men Joined and Not Joined the Royal 7 Jun 1831 West Middlesex Militia at the Training." Give names of parishes, principals, substitutes, dates of enrolment and ages. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 261 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MIL/029 Bundle of certificates of good health of 1853 - 1854 members.
ACC/0809/MIL/030 Lists showing enrolled members and "bringers" 1853 - 1854 and fees of doctor and clerk. Dated 10 April 1853, 30 March 1854, 5 April 1854, and one list undated.
ACC/0809/MIL/031 Lists showing enrolled members and "bringers" 1853 - 1854 and fees of doctor and clerk. Dated 10 April 1853, 30 March 1854, 5 April 1854, and one list undated.
ACC/0809/MIL/032 List giving name, address and age of volunteer n.d. and name and address of "bringer".
ACC/0809/MIL/033 Bundle of Attestations for Militia Volunteers. n.d. (partially completed).
ACC/0809/MIL/034 Letter from the War Office to the Clerk of the 16 Mar 1827 Spelthorne division informing him that his account cannot be paid since he has not complied with regulations for giving the number of men balloted and enrolled at each meeting.
ACC/0809/MIL/035 Letter from the War Office to the Clerk of 21 Apr 1827 Spelthorne Sub-division of the Militia, informing him that œ24.19.0 will be paid to him for his account for 1826.
ACC/0809/MIL/036 Letter from the War Office to the Clerk of the 15 Apr 1828 Spelthorne Sub-division of the Militia, informing him that œ10.0.3d. will be paid to him for his account for 1827.
ACC/0809/MIL/037 Miscellaneous Correspondence. 6 items
ACC/0809/MIL/038 Statement showing the number of each 24 Jun 1828 description of Form of Schedule, Precept, etc. required for the use of the Sub-division of Spelthorne in the ensuing year. (2).
ACC/0809/MIL/039 Envelope of numbered tags. Written on the n.d. outside: "Hampton - 244". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 262 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MIL/040 Bundle of blank attestation forms, lists of those n.d. exempt from serving, certificates for Balloted men who provide substitutes and various rough notes and lists.
ACC/0809/MIL/041 One printed copy of an Act for amending the 26 Jun 1802 Laws relating to the Militia in England and for augmenting the Militia.
ACC/0809/MIL/042 One printed copy of An Act to defray the charge 10 Jun 1825 of the Pay, Clothing, etc. of the Militia, until 25th March 1826.
ACC/0809/MIL/043 One printed copy of An Act to defray the charge 5 May 1826 of the Pay, Clothing, etc. of the Militia, until 25th March 1827.
ACC/0809/MIL/044 One printed copy of "An Act to amend the Laws 26 May 1826 relating to Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry and Volunteers in Great Britain.
ACC/0809/MIL/045 An Act to suspend the making of Lists, and the 30 Jul 1831 Ballots and Enrolments, for the Militia of the United Kingdom. 3 printed copies.
ACC/0809/MIL/046 An Act to suspend the making of Lists, and the 30 Jul 1831 Ballots and Enrolments, for the Militia of the United Kingdom. 3 printed copies.
ACC/0809/MIL/047 An Act to suspend the making of Lists, and the 30 Jul 1831 Ballots and Enrolments, for the Militia of the United Kingdom. 3 printed copies. Staines Miscellanea
ACC/0809/MISC/001 Surveyor's Book for Staines. 1827 - 1828 Gives names, rents and number of houses. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 263 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/002 Draft Survey of Land in the Parish of Staines. May 1838 Giving occupier, description of property, quantity in meadow and arable and annual value. Possible an early draft for the Tithe commutation which took place in 1843, though the numbers given to the plots do not coincide with those later given in Tithe Survey.
ACC/0809/MISC/003 Population Enquiry for Staines, Formula No. 2 1831 to be returned to the High Constable, and by him to the Clerk of the Peace. (printed).
ACC/0809/MISC/004 Population Enquiry for Staines, Formula No. 1 1831 to be preserved by the Churchwarden. (printed). List of occupations. Signed Jas. Baker, Overseer.
ACC/0809/MISC/005 Printed Table showing area in acres, number of 1841 houses, and number of persons in each parish, according to the census of 1841. Parishes: Ashford, Bedfont, Granford, Feltham, Hanworth, Harlington, Harmondsworth, Laleham, Littleton, Shepperton, Stanwell, Staines and Sunbury.
ACC/0809/MISC/006 Printed Table showing comparative figures of 1851 1841 and 1851 census.
ACC/0809/MISC/007 Staines Registration District: "Table, showing Jun 1894 the Population of each Parish in the District at each decennial period taken from the census returns". 1801-91. Parishes: Ashford, Bedfont, Cranford, Feltham, Hanworth, Harlington, Harmondsworth, Laleham, Littleton, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell and Sunbury
ACC/0809/MISC/008 Letter, outside sheet only, to Ran. Horne from 16 Jul 1837 Salisbury (postmark) with account of cost of church œ5,158; details of cost, Contracts and Extras, given.
ACC/0809/MISC/009 Draft Brief Horne v. Hedge. Hedge, 11 & 15 May Timbermerchant, has on two occasions used obscene and insulting language towards Horne. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 264 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/010 Miscellaneous letters to J. A. Engall; all 1891,1895 covering letters. (2 items). And one bill from Horne.
ACC/0809/MISC/011 Miscellaneous letters to J. A. Engall; all 1891,1895 covering letters. (2 items). And one bill from Horne.
ACC/0809/MISC/012 Provisional Agreement for the commutation of 20 May 1840 Staines Tithes. And May 1840 - July 1842. 5 letters re Tithe Commutation, from the Tithe Commission Office.
ACC/0809/MISC/013 Provisional Agreement for the commutation of 20 May 1840 Staines Tithes. And May 1840 - July 1842. 5 letters re Tithe Commutation, from the Tithe Commission Office.
ACC/0809/MISC/014 Charges relative to Release and Indemnity to Jul - Aug 1845 the Executors of George Fournier from the Vicar and Churchwardens of Staines due to the late firm of Swain Stevens & Co. Total: œ8. 1. 5. Note of sale of stock to value œ8.1.5. attached.
ACC/0809/MISC/015 Statement of the case re Fournier's Charity, for n.d. the opinion of Counsel. (Charity bequeathed by will dated 1837).
ACC/0809/MISC/016 Claim for Allowance of Tax paid on Fawncett 13 Nov 1854 Charity (printed form) signed by Ed. Denyer, Trustee. Note in pencil - wrong form. Endorsement: Returned to Claimant to claim in duplicate, form annexed 15 Nov. 1854.
ACC/0809/MISC/017 Reply to a Resolution on the new Burial Ground Jul 1854 by Rev, Robt. Govett, Vicar, explaining why he refuses to sell part of his property for the Burial Ground. (printed).
ACC/0809/MISC/018 Regulations for Staines new Burial Ground 28 Jul 1855 (outside cover only, giving part of Table of Fees). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 265 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/019 Notice to Ratepayers of Egham urging them to 17 Jun 1857 vote against the use of the Sandpits as a Burial Ground.
ACC/0809/MISC/020 Notice of decision of Poll on the conversion of 22 - 23 Jun the Sandpits to a Burial Ground, objected to at 1857 the Vestry Meeting by Col. Salwey and Matt. Gilbertson. "The Sand Pits, being near inhabited dwellings and amidst a crowded and increasing population of the labouring classes, is unfit ... for a Cemetery.
ACC/0809/MISC/021 Mortgage of the Poor Rates to secure œ1,000 28 Jun 1855 and interest. 1. The Burial Board for the parish of Staines, Middlesex; 2. The Secretary of the Public Works Loan Commissioners. (Cancelled).
ACC/0809/MISC/022 Letter from the Public Works Loan Office 20 Jul 1875 returning the cancelled Mortgage, now paid off.
ACC/0809/MISC/023 Instructions to Churchwardens. (printed sheet). 1868
ACC/0809/MISC/024 Overseer's Warrant of Appointment, Robert 31 Mar 1873 Ashby and Ric. Denyer for Staines, with Instructions and Explanations of duties. (12 pages, printed).
ACC/0809/MISC/025 Return of Churchwardens and Overseers of n.d. ; mid 19c Staines of men qualified to serve on Juries. (printed). Names and occupations given.
ACC/0809/MISC/026 The Lands Clauses Consideration Act, 1845. 8 May 1845 Note Edm. Denyer, Staines 1847.
ACC/0809/MISC/027 One printed copy of the "Report of the 9 Dec 1895 Committee appointed by the Conservators to consider the question of Thames floods" Adopted by the Thames Conservancy Office.
ACC/0809/MISC/028 One printed copy of the Middlesex County 1898 Council Act, 1898. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 266 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/029 Printed Confirming Order for extension of Feb 1930 Urban District. Yiewsley and West Drayton Rural District. Staines Rural District. Harmondsworth Parish.
ACC/0809/MISC/030 Metropolitan Water Board Plan of Proposed 1934 - 1935 Diversion of Bonehead Ditch. "Work No. 6. Intended Reservoir No. 2." J. R. Davidson, Chief Engineer.
ACC/0809/MISC/031 "The Premier's Letter and the Pope's Bull A n.d. [? 1829] plain and friendly warning to the People of England" attacking Lord John Russell for his concealed Roman Catholic leanings and the Pope for his claim of Supremacy, since English Roman Catholics have to swear to obey him. (printed).
ACC/0809/MISC/032 Printed Rules of Staines and Stanwell Sparrow 1846 Club, established "for the protection of occupiers of land etc. from the ravages of Sparrows." First article: "That members holding Farms shall produce two dozen Sparrows Heads every meeting night during the six winter months, and one dozen and a half for each of the summer months." Lists a Treasurer, Secretary and 6 members. 1 printed sheet
ACC/0809/MISC/033 List of the members, subscribers and officers of 1876 the Staines Club. Lists 48 names including 6 Ashbys.
ACC/0809/MISC/034 Balance Sheet for the year ended 31st Dec. 1877 1877, of the Staines Club. Credit includes: "Billiards, Cards, and Wines £255.5.11." And covering letter.
ACC/0809/MISC/035 Balance Sheet for the year ended 31st Dec. 1877 1877, of the Staines Club. Credit includes: "Billiards, Cards, and Wines £255.5.11." And covering letter. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 267 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/036 Rules of the Staines Archery Club. n.d. Captain: W. Corbett. Scorer: W. Ruffle. Treasurer and Secretary: R. Gorle. 1 sheet in poor condition. Hand written
ACC/0809/MISC/037 Printed notice: "To the Ratepayers of Staines." Nov 1871 Notice of a Vestry Meeting re improvements to the Town including: "the Proposal to annihiate all such Disease Nurseries as Black-boy Lane and Tramps Lodging Houses"; and the plan to spend œ10,000 for a new Town Hall and Market Place, and A Public Approach to the Thames.
ACC/0809/MISC/038 Printed Notice in Red: "The Scum of the Earth". [? 1871] A Lively Lecture on the above subject will be given to the Working Men and 'Newcomers' of Staines at the King's Head, Black Boy Lane, On Tramp's Monday by the Great Opponent of Fire Escapes and Staines Improvements. Admission, One farthing each, to cover expenses.
ACC/0809/MISC/039 Printed Notice re Staines Public Improvements: Nov [? 1871] "Inhabitants of Staines. Be not misled by those who wish to prevent all Improvements but compare the misstatements that have been made to you with the following PLAIN FACTS". Gives 4 misstatements and 4 plain facts.
ACC/0809/MISC/040 "Notice to the Ratepayer and all occupiers of 27 Dec 1875 cottages in the Parish of Staines", that a Ratepayers Protection Society has been formed to prevent extravagant expenditure of the Rates. (Typewritten draft).
ACC/0809/MISC/041 Letter from Thomas Ashby, Treasurer, re the 16 Jun 1876 subscription for the Committee of the British Schools, with a brief statement of donations.
ACC/0809/MISC/042 Poster attacking the Managers of the British n.d. Schools for closing their Girls' and Infants' Schools (printed in red). "Bachelors and Spinsters beware, if the Board lowers the School Fees, the rents will be raised". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 268 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/043 Election poster for School Board on behalf of F. n.d. Late 19C W. Ashby, T. Ashby, F. Morford, arranged in question and answer form. "Why has the Vicar opposed a School Board for Staines?" "Not on grounds of economy. But because he knows the power which he has hitherto held will be taken from him".
ACC/0809/MISC/044 Notice of Poll for School Board Election. Names 6 Jan 1900 of candidates, addresses, occupations and nominees given. Note that Jos. Brightwell elected. J. A. Engall Retiring Officer.
ACC/0809/MISC/045 Letter from Mr. Phillips at the Home Office to 29 Jun 1837 the Duke of Portland, replying to his letter enclosing a letter from Staines on the Queen's Proclamation. He says that letters on Proclamations should be address to the Council Office.
ACC/0809/MISC/046 Statement of Account of Staines Union for half 29 May 1851 year. (printed, torn).
ACC/0809/MISC/047 Plan of 'Very Eligible Freehold Land" in building 22 Jan 1855 Plots on Chewton Road, Staines, to be sold by Auction.
ACC/0809/MISC/048 Handbill advertising the Staines Corn Exchange n.d. ; post Building Company Limited. 1857 Secretary: Thos. Richings. Bankers: Thos. Ashby & Coy. Among Promotors: Skidmore Ashby, Thos. Ashby Junior, Ed. Denyer.
ACC/0809/MISC/049 Notice to Henry Hughes, Ashford, of the 1 Dec 1863 proposed West Drayton and Staines Railway, requesting his assent, dissent or neutrality. Blank letter to be returned enclosed. (printed). Schedule attached of property affected.
ACC/0809/MISC/050 Parliamentary Notice to Henry Denyer of 1 Dec 1865 Stanwell on the proposed West Drayton - Staines Railway, requesting his assent, dissent or neutrality. (printed). Schedule attached of property affected. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 269 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/051 1 printed copy of "The Staines and Egham Light 1896 Railways Order 1900". Draft Order of the Light Railway Commissioners.
ACC/0809/MISC/052 Printed copy of the Staines and Egham District 1877 - 1878 Gas and Coke Company List of offices, for its 45th year. And a General Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th Sept. 1878.
ACC/0809/MISC/053 Calendar of Petty Sessions , Police Courts, etc. 1878 for the J.Ps. of the Spelthorne Division. 2 copies
ACC/0809/MISC/054 Calendar of Petty Sessions , Police Courts, etc. 1878 for the J.Ps. of the Spelthorne Division. 2 copies
ACC/0809/MISC/055 Calendar of Potty Sessions, Police Courts etc. 1901 for the J.Ps. of the Spelthorne Division. 2 copies
ACC/0809/MISC/056 Calendar of Potty Sessions, Police Courts etc. 1901 for the J.Ps. of the Spelthorne Division. 2 copies
ACC/0809/MISC/057 Photograph of the Town Hall, with crowds After 1880 outside and dignitaries on the belcony. Size: 4" x 6". Endorsed: "3 only. 12 small mounted."
ACC/0809/MISC/058 Map of Staines Parish. 25" x 37". pre 1828 - Copied by C. F. Cheffins, Surveyor. Coloured. 1832 Fields named and numbered with key to owners.
ACC/0809/MISC/059 Staines enclosure copy. 1845 [1903] Coloured, on parchment, 2 sheets)
ACC/0809/MISC/060 Map of Staines Moor. 1865 O.S. XIX 15. 25" = 1 m.
ACC/0809/MISC/061 Map of Staines Town Hall and Market. Session 1872 Ed. Low Surveyor. 50' = 1". Size 21" x 28". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 270 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MISC/062 Staines - Stanwell Tramways. Session 1902 ACC/0809/MISC/61-64 UNFIT Sheets numbered 16 - 18 showing routes 9 and FOR PRODUCTION 10 of London United Tramways.
ACC/0809/MISC/063 Staines - Stanwell Tramways. Session 1902 ACC/0809/MISC/61-64 UNFIT Sheets numbered 16 - 18 showing routes 9 and FOR PRODUCTION 10 of London United Tramways.
ACC/0809/MISC/064 Staines - Stanwell Tramways. Session 1902 ACC/0809/MISC/61-64 UNFIT Sheets numbered 16 - 18 showing routes 9 and FOR PRODUCTION 10 of London United Tramways.
ACC/0809/MISC/065 Map of Staines, buildings shown, plots n.d. UNFIT FOR PRODUCTION numbered. Tracing paper - flaking. 3 ch. - 1". 21" x 29".
ACC/0809/MISC/066 Plan of the Staines Town Hall area, with 1879 particulars of The Staines Town Hall competition. 1" = 25'. 8" x 13". Folio. folded.
ACC/0809/MISC/067 Plan of the Yeoveney Estate, Staines, 1884 Middlesex and Wraysbury, Bucks. (To be sold by auction by Messrs. Waterer and Sons, Tokenhouse Yard, E.C. May 26 1884). 20½" x 33".
ACC/0809/MISC/068 Plan of part of Staines. Shows High Street and Late 19thC Black Boy Lane. 1" = 25 ft. 29" x 21". Scott Freeman Collection of Maps and Prints: Maps and plans
ACC/0809/MP/001 Map of Middlesex and surrounding counties 1635 [1643] with a table of distances between Middlesex parishes. From T. Jenner's 'A Direction for the English Traveller' 1643. 4" x 4"; ½" = 10m. Covers from Bedford in the north to Farley, Surrey in the south, Amersham in the west to Ware, Hertfordshire in the east. Endorsed in Pencil 'very early - scarce'. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 271 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/002 Map of Middlesex. 1695 Robert Morden. 16½" x 14½"; 1" = 1¾m. Sold by Abel Swale, Awnsham and John Churchil.
ACC/0809/MP/003 Map of the Environs or Counties Twenty Miles 1758 round London. Thomas Kitchin. 21" x 18½"; 1" = 2m. Printed for R. and I. Dodsley, Pall Mall.
ACC/0809/MP/004 Map of Middlesex. 1764 Thomas Kitchin. 7½" x 7½"; 1" = 3m.
ACC/0809/MP/005 Map of Middlesex. 1769 Thomas Kitchin. 7½" x 6"; 1" = 5m. With a colour wash.
ACC/0809/MP/006 Map of the Counties Twenty Miles round 1769 London. Thomas Bowen. 14½" x 13½"; 1" = 3m. 2 copies, one with a colour wash endorsed in pencil '1798'.
ACC/0809/MP/007 Map of the Counties Twenty Miles round 1769 London. Thomas Bowen. 14½" x 13½"; 1" = 3m. 2 copies, one with a colour wash endorsed in pencil '1798'.
ACC/0809/MP/008 Map of the Counties Thirty Miles round London. 1773 Thomas Kitchin. 20" x 18½"; 1" = 3m. Engraved for Noorthouck's 'History of London'. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 272 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/009 Map of Middlesex. R. W. Seale. 20½" x 27½" 1787 Dedicated to Thomas Holles Pelham, Duke of Newcastle. Printed for Carrington Bowles in St Paul's Churchyard, John Bowles in Cornhill and Robert Sayer in Fleet Street. Decorated with the arms of the City of London and 'All the Free Companies of London'.
ACC/0809/MP/010 Map of Middlesex. post 1787 This gives no cartographer or date but is similar in most instances to the maps published by John Cary, 1787 and later editions. 9½" x 7".
ACC/0809/MP/011 Map of Middlesex. 1801 Charles Smith. 19½" x 17½"; 1" = 1½m. coloured. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/MP/012 Map of Middlesex. 1805 John Cary. 20½" x 15½"; 1½" = 2m. Published by John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
ACC/0809/MP/013 Map of the Country Surrounding London to the 1808 extent of Thirty Miles. J. Russell. 15½" x 13½". Published in 'Description of London' by Dr Hughson. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/MP/014 Map of Middlesex. 1811 John Cary. 21" x 18½"; 1" = 1½m.; coloured.
ACC/0809/MP/015 Map of Middlesex. 1821 J. Neele & Son. 6" x 5"; 1" = 10m.; coloured. Published by G. & W. B. Whittaker.
ACC/0809/MP/016 Map of the Environs of London. 1827 Sidney Hall. 9" x 10½"; 1" = 4m. Published by Samuel Leigh of the Strand. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 273 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/017 Map of Middlesex. n.d. [1836] W. Schmollinger. 8" x 10". Vignettes of Westminster Bridge, Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace. Published by Thomas Moule.
ACC/0809/MP/018 Map of the country twelve miles round London. 1837 G. F. Cruchley. 14½" x 16"; 1" = 2m. Lists markets, fairs and watermen's prices. First published 1825.
ACC/0809/MP/019 Map of Middlesex. n.d. [1850] J. C. Walker. 15½" x 12½"; 1" = 2m. Shows places of staghound meetings, and lists polling places. Published by Longman, Rees, Brown and Co.
ACC/0809/MP/020 Copy of a map of the environs of London 1857 showing the tollgates and principal bars with six miles of Charing Cross exhibited to Lord Palmerston by the Toll Reform Committee. John Dower. 20" x 14".
ACC/0809/MP/021 Map of the Environs of London or Twenty Miles n.d. [1864 - 7] Round London. (S.W. section only). Edward Weller. 25" x 18½"; 1" = 1m. Published by Cassell, Petter and Calpin.
ACC/0809/MP/022 Map of Middlesex. n.d. [post 1870 George Philip and Son. ] 16" x 13"; 1" = 2m.; coloured. Shows parliamentary boroughs and lists number of members returned for each.
ACC/0809/MP/023 Map of Middlesex. n.d. [? 1876] G. W. Bacon & Co. 17½" x 12"; 1" = 2m.; coloured. Reduced from the Ordnance Survey, divided into 5m. squares. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 274 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/024 Map of Middlesex. n.d. [? 1913] Bacon's Geographical Establishment. 17½" x 12"; 1" = 2m.; coloured. Revised according to the latest Ordnance Survey, divided into 5m. squares and showing Parliamentary divisions.
ACC/0809/MP/025 Middlesex O.S. 1822 [1891] Shiplake to Stoke Newington. Staines to Hemel Hempstead. 1" = 1m.
ACC/0809/MP/026 Middlesex O.S. Also parts of Bucks, Herts and 1822 Wilts. Ilmer to Wormley. Merry Hill to Dulwich. 1" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/027 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XXIV. 1865 6" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/028 O.S. Parts of Berks, Bucks, Surrey and 1880 Middlesex. Sheet 269. Centred on Windsor, railways inserted to 1888. 1" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/029 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XXIV. 3. 1895 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/030 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XXIV. 6. 1895 Surrey O.S. Sheet V. 13. 14. (parts) Sheet XI. 1. 2. (parts) 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/031 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XIX. 15. 1895 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/032 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XXIV. 7. 1896 Surrey O.S. Sheet V. 14. 15. (parts) XI. 2. (parts) 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/033 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XIX. 10. 1896 Berkshire O.S. Sheet LVI. 15. 16. (parts) Sheet LVIII. 3. 4. (parts) 25" = 1m. 1 sheet. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 275 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/034 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XIX. 14. 1896 Berkshire O.S. Sheet LVIII. 3. 4. 7. 8. (parts) Surrey O.S. Sheet V. 5. 6. 9. 10 (parts) 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/035 Middlesex O.S. Sheet XXIV. 2. 1897 Buckinghamshire O.S. Sheet LVIII. 8. (parts) Surrey O.S. Sheet V. 9. 10. 13. 14. (parts) 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/036 Surrey O.S. Sheet V. 5. 1914 Buckinghamshire O.S. Sheet LVIII. 3. 4. 7. 8. (parts) Middlesex O.S. Sheet XIX. 10. 14. (parts) 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/037 Berkshire O.S. Sheet XVII. 14. 1925 Buckinghamshire O.S. Sheet XLVII. 14. 25" = 1m. 1 sheet.
ACC/0809/MP/038 Surrey O.S. Sheet VIII 1816 1" = 1m.
ACC/0809/MP/039 Map of the area where Middlesex borders n.d. 18th C Surrey, Berkshire, and Buckinghamshire. Unidentified but similar to Roque. 9" x 12"; 2" = 1m. This is only the north east section of a map.
ACC/0809/MP/040 Map of the area of Surrey south and west of n.d. 18th C Chertsey. Engraved by Benning. 9" x 12"; 2" = 1m. This is only the south east section of a map of which Mp 54 is another part.
ACC/0809/MP/041 Weekly Dispatch Map. n.d. [c 1858 - E. Weller, lithographer. 1862] 12" x 18"; no scale [approx 1" = 1m.] Covers area, Windsor to Osterley Park in the north, Guildford to Ranmer Common in the south. Railways shown.
ACC/0809/MP/042 Map of the Environs of London n.d. [c 1860] Darton and Clark. 14½" x 24"; small scale. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 276 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/043 Map of the road from London to Land's End. 1675 'Commencing at the Standard in Cornhill and Extending to Senan in Cornwall'. John Ogilby. 15" x 19".
ACC/0809/MP/044 Map of the road from London to Windsor. 1698 John Ogilby. 5" x 12". Reprint of the map for 'Britannia', 1675.
ACC/0809/MP/045 (a) Map of the road from Hampton Court to 1790 Staines. (b) Map of the road from Brentford to Bagshot. John Cary. Both maps 5" x 7½"; coloured.
ACC/0809/MP/046 Map of the road from London to Bath, sheet 2. n.d. [? 1792] 11" x 6"; 1" = 1m. Shows the road between Brentford and Ditton Park, Colnbrook, and approximately 3 miles on either side of the road. [No date or cartographer given but endorsed in pencil 1792].
ACC/0809/MP/047 (a) Map of the 'road from London to the Lands n.d. late 18th End in Cornwall, passing thro' Salisbury, C Exeter, Plymouth, etc.' (b) Map of the road from Exeter to Truro. Published for the Gentleman's Magazine. 17" x 7"
ACC/0809/MP/048 Map of the road from London to Land's End. 1815 Sections 1 and 2. (a) Hyde Park Corner to Salisbury. (b) Salisbury to Exeter. Published by Laurie and Whittle. Each map 10" x 11½"; 1" = 5m.; coloured. Also shown on (a) the roads to Gosport, Southampton, Lymington, Christchurch, Winchester, Ringwood, E. Lavington and Devizes and on (b) the roads to Christchurch, Poole Weymouth, Lyme, Exmouth, Topsham, South Molton and Porlock. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 277 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MP/049 Map of the road from London to Lands End n.d. 18th C section showing London to Fremley, south of Bagshot, Surrey. Text gives the continuation of a description of London, and brief descriptions of Whitchurch, Staines and Shaftesbury. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/MP/050 'A Plan of the Streams, intended to be made n.d. 18th C use of, or that can be any ways affected by Bringing the water of the Cowley Stream to supply the Citys of London and Westminster.' Shows all the tributaries of the Colne running into the Thames between the Colne and Isleworth, and marks all the mills.
ACC/0809/MP/051 Map of the River Thames. Two sections n.d. [? 1572] showing (a) Old Windsor to Staines; (b) Staines to Chertsey Mead. Stanford's 'Geographical Establishment'. Each map 8" x 5½"; 2" = 1m. Photographs 2" x 1" pasted on the maps (a) Magna Carta Island and Ankerwycke (b) Staines Church, Staines Bridge, Chertsey Lock and Bridge.
ACC/0809/MP/052 Anglers' map of the Thames between the River 1886 Colne and Chertsey Bridge. Page from the journal 'Fishing' 29 May 1886; text (separate) by F.C. Parker. 7" x 11½".
ACC/0809/MP/053 (a) Plans of the River Thames from its source n.d. late 19th to the Nore. (2 sheets, badly torn). 10" x 12"; 1" C = 4m. (b) Table of distances on the River Thames from Thames Head to Windsor Bridge. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/MP/054 Thames Conservancy : Plan to accompany 1929 Engineer's report of 13 Feb 1929 showing area to be dredged. Thames Improvement Scheme in blue and red. Shepperton - Teddington. 52" x 25"; 6" = 1m.
ACC/0809/MP/055 Plan of Caesar's camp on Greenfield Common, 1723 near Staines. [as recorded by Stukely in his 'Itinerarium Curiosum', 1776]; 10½" x 6½" LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 278 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates Manor of Milton
ACC/0809/MSM/001 Court Book of Milton (Surrey). 1826 1826 - 1832 1 vol. Manor of Staines
ACC/0809/MSS/001 Court roll 1708 - 1715
ACC/0809/MSS/002 Court roll 1716 - 1723
ACC/0809/MSS/003 Court roll 1724 - 1742
ACC/0809/MSS/004 Court roll 1743 - 1748
ACC/0809/MSS/005 Court roll 1749 - 1755
ACC/0809/MSS/006 Court roll 1756 - 1758
ACC/0809/MSS/007 Court roll 1759 - 1760
ACC/0809/MSS/008 Court roll 1760 - 1763
ACC/0809/MSS/009 Court roll 1765 - 1769
ACC/0809/MSS/010 Court roll 1769 - 1774
ACC/0809/MSS/011 Court roll 1775 - 1781
ACC/0809/MSS/012 Court roll 1783 - 1785
ACC/0809/MSS/013 Court roll 1786
ACC/0809/MSS/014 Court Rolls 1788 Jun - 1 vol 1841 Dec
ACC/0809/MSS/015 Court book 1846 - 1863 1 vol
ACC/0809/MSS/016 Court book 1863 - 1886 1 vol LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 279 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/017 Court book 1908 - 1936 1 vol
ACC/0809/MSS/018 Minute Book 1668 Unfit Manor of Staines beginning at one end and Not available for general access ending in the middle of the volume. Beginning at other end, reversed, entries re parishes of Newnham, Thorneham and Hollemill (in Harrietsham), Kent, 1646, 1641-3, and 1641-6 respectively. List of beadles for each parish, 1603-1644, but these are very faded and partly illegible.
ACC/0809/MSS/019 Minute Book; (Rough Court Book). 1680 - 1695 Unfit Manor of Staines beginning at one end and Not available for general access ending in the middle of the volume. Beginning at the other end, reversed. Manor of Kennington, Surrey, 30 Ch.I - 32 Ch.II.
ACC/0809/MSS/020 Minute Book. 1708 - 1716
ACC/0809/MSS/021 Court Minutes rolled 21 Oct 1728 - c.150 papers 19 Oct 1744
ACC/0809/MSS/022 Minute Book. 1745 - 1765
ACC/0809/MSS/023 Minute Book. 1750 - 1755
ACC/0809/MSS/024 Minute Book. 1817 - 1844
ACC/0809/MSS/025 Court Minute Book. 5 Sep 1845 - ACC/0809/25/1-6 Staines Court Leet 16 Dec 1898 ACC/0809/25/7-24 Notices to stewards of surrenders etc ACC/0809/25/25-34 Miscellaneous letters etc LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 280 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/025/001 Letter 31 May 1886 1. W. Hallace, 12 Bread Street, E.C. 2. Anth. J. Engall, Esq. Regretting that 1. could not attend the Court leet and commenting on the suggested plan for administering Staines Moor and Commons. He feels it should not be the responsibility of the Local Board. "This matter is more a matter of Farren rights than Parish business".
ACC/0809/MSS/025/002 Notice of Court Leet to be held 16th Dec. 1898, 6 Dec 1898 summoned by John Engall, steward of the manor. 4 copies, printed.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/003 Notice of Court Leet to be held on 21st April at 10 Apr 1922 Town Hall, Staines, to discuss the appointment of additional Moor Masters, the gift by Mr. J. Ashby of 15½ acres Lammas Lands etc. Typewritten note at foot 120 bills
ACC/0809/MSS/025/004 West Middlesex Times with account of Court 29 Apr 1922 Leet of manor of Staines held at Town Hall, Staines on 28th April.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/005 Letter 30 Apr 1922 1. Sir Alexander Gibbons, bart., lord of manor of Staines 2. H. S. Freeman, steward of manor of Staines. Asking 2. why he summoned a Court Leet without consulting the lord of the manor, what was discussed at the Court and requesting that 2. visit him to answer one or two questions about Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/006 Agenda for Court Leet. 30 Nov 1925 Typewritten with pencil notes
ACC/0809/MSS/025/007 Notice by Attorney (Tho. Bickinge) to steward of 20 Jan 1848 manor that the Surrender to be made to Thos. Poulter Harris for œ50 is an actual surrender.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/008 Notice by Attorney (John H. Webber, attorney 15 May 1851 for Mrs. Dolamore) to steward of manor that the Surrender is actual for œ582.15s. (Completed printed form). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 281 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/025/009 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender by 3 Mar 1852 1. Sam Hedge to 2. Margaret Pope Of a house now occupied by 1. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/010 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender by 9 Oct 1856 1. Edmund Denyer to 2. Wm. McCormick of Buckingham Street, Strand, London Of 2 acres called Cox's piece for £800. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/011 Notice to steward of Conditional Surrender of 5 Nov 1856 copyhold land in Thames Street, now the property of Wm. Clarke for œ620. 1. Wm. Holgate 2. Ric. Reece of Grecian Chambers, Temple, gent. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/012 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender of 5 Nov 1856 copyhold land in Thames Street, once the property of Thos. Fillott (?) for œ950. 1. Wm. Clarke 2. Wm. Holgate of Staines, gent. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/013 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender of 10 Mar 1859 Grafton Mead and part of Nuns Mead Pool, for œ600. 1. Thos. Ashby 2. Fred. Wm. Ashby of Staines, gent. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/014 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender of part 7 May 1859 of Oatclose for œ300. 1. Mrs. Ashby 2. Wm. Dearle of Staines, tallow chandler. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/015 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender of the 21 May 1859 Grayhound Inn and premises for œ675. 1. Chas. Routh (?) 2. Wm. Fred. Hodgson of Kingston, brewer. (Completed printed form). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 282 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/025/016 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender of 21 Jun 1860 house and cottage in Church Street, Staines for œ300. (Completed printed form)
ACC/0809/MSS/025/017 Notice to steward of Absolute Surrender of a 3 May 1861 cottage at Knowle Green for natural love and affection. 1. Wm. Holgate 2. Jennings Holgate of Staines, gent. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/018 Notice to steward of surrender of small piece of 15 Mar 1872 copyhold land, part of Duncroft Estate, for œ40. 1. Fred Ashby 2. Chas. Waring Finch of Staines. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/019 Notice to Steward of Absolute Surrender of 3 May 1872 Duncroft cottage and stables for œ936. 1. Chas. W. Finch 2. Waring Finch of Staines, gent. (Completed printed form).
ACC/0809/MSS/025/020 Notice to steward of surrender. n.d. 4 copies, blank.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/021 Staines Local Board Committees for the year 1880 - 1883 1882-83. Members of the local Board elected 1880-1882. (Printed card) Pencil notes on back.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/022 Notices by Thames Concervancy forbidding 15 Jul 1889 bathing without proper bathing dress or drawers, unless properly screened from view (2 ) Notes on back referring to land in Staines Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/023 Opinion re definition of duties of a herdman: n.d. [1926] explanation of inception of office at Court Leet and why there have been delays, by the President of the Court Leet (H. S. Freeman?). Typewritten, unsigned. 2 sheets LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 283 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/025/024 Suggestions for improvement of footpath 20 Mar bordering Shortwood Common, London Road, Staines, including widening, asphalting, lopping lime trees and planting an avenue, providing seats, 5 points. A. W. Bolden, Laleham. Typewritten 2 sheets
ACC/0809/MSS/025/025 Letter on the surrender to be made by Mrs. 5 May 1851 Dolamore to her daughter Susanna Jane Dolamore of Richmond of Dexter's Mortgage, bought by Wm. Dolamore for 555 guineas. Mrs. Dolamore is in a delicate state of health so would prefer to do the business by proxy. 1. John H. Webber 2. Messrs. Horne & Sons, Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/026 List of Copyholders, address, property, date of 1874 - 1902 admission, fine paid, one on Staines School Board stationery, one on back of index of names of applicants (printed) and another list (n.d.)
ACC/0809/MSS/025/027 Note of admissions to property of John South, 9 Feb 1901 R. B. Wheatley and others 1880, 1886.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/028 Letter asking why no reply has been sent to 11 Jul 1901 their enquiry of 15th Jan. as to the enfranchisement of the late Thos. South's copyholds 1. Wheatly & Daniel, 7 New Inn, Strand. 2. J. A. Engall, Esq., Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/029 Letters (3) on use of Commoners' funds to build 8 Mar 1922; Recreation Ground in Staines (typewritten) 17/18 Mar 1. Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Secretary: 1922 F.L.C. Floud 2. Messrs. Horne, Engall & Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/030 Letter 27 Feb 1922 1. R. H. Warner 2. H. S. Freeman Suggesting to 2. that since he is going to hold a Court Leet, it might be possible to get a piece of Shortwood Common for allotments. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 284 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/025/031 Letter 30 Nov 1925 1. W. Lake, Secretary, West Middlesex Press Ltd. 2. H. S. Freeman, Esq. Apologizing and explaining why there was a mishap to the order of 2. It was handed to the typograph worker. Had it been done by the compositor it would have been tied up with string ... it was taken from frame and put into the malting pot.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/032 Receipted bill of steward's expenses in drawing 11 May 1739 up a surrender, examining parties, inrolling a release, stamp and parchment for œ6. 16. 4. Initialed T. P.
ACC/0809/MSS/025/033 Statement of accounts for Moor Driving, A. 1911 - 1921 Simmons, Acting Moor master. Printed
ACC/0809/MSS/025/034 Miscellanea. n.d. 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/026 Minutes for entry on Court Rolls. 20 May 1846 - 7 Apr 1848
ACC/0809/MSS/027 Deed 1845 1. Ric. Tayler, lord of manor of Staines 2. Randolph Home, esq. 3. Randolph Henry Horne, esq. Appointing 2. steward and 3. deputy steward of the manor. (Draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/028 Survey 1828 John Wagner, land surveyor and auctioneer. "Particulars and Estimated Annual Value of the Houses and Lands in the Parish of Staines." Gives names, numbers, description of property, old inclosure, common field and annual value. Arranged alphabetically under names of owners, with special sections at the end for roads, rivers, waste etc. 1 bound volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 285 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/029 Rent Roll arranged alphabetically, several 1657 names deleted. 153 names. Endorsement: "This rent roll was shewne to John Cock at the tyme of his Examinacion taken in Chancery on the part of Richard Taylor Complainant against Thomas Frazier Deforciant".
ACC/0809/MSS/030 Rent Roll ending at Michaelmas arranged 18c (n.d. ) alphabetically (bound into volume).
ACC/0809/MSS/031 List of Quit Rents received and those remaining 1713 1722 due from last Court. Pencil note, May 1722 "Tho. Hunt sayd that the Lordship reaches from East Kilbourn bridge to West - -. Stone Bridge N.W. (Kin(g?)bery Bridge Stone Bridge Brent Ditto."
ACC/0809/MSS/032 Quit Rents accounts 1830 1831; Out-letters (5) copied into back of volume. 1845 - 49
Inserted loose in 032: Lists of quit rents (2); letters (3) relating to quit rents from Charles Horne, Thomas Armstrong (?), and James Robinson. 1 vol.
ACC/0809/MSS/033 Quit Rent list of Ric. Taylor esq., lord of manor n.d. 19C of Staines. Enclosed: rough account on old letters and scraps of paper (7 pieces), letters (5), 1855, 1871, on payments to Ric. Taylor by H. Miles, Thos. Taylor, Sarah Taylor, Emily Taylor. 1 vol.
ACC/0809/MSS/034 Steward's Account Book 1 Jan 1740 - 21 Oct 1773
ACC/0809/MSS/035 Receipt book for manor of Staines 31 Jan 1679 - Entries for manor of Harleston 1675, 1697, 18 Oct 1743 1713 at back of vol.
ACC/0809/MSS/036 Duplicate list of Court Rolls and other 9 Apr 1846 documents belonging to the manor of Staines received this day by Horne & Son from Mr. Tallemach. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 286 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/037 An alphabet book of the names of persons on 1708 - 1844 admissions and surrenders beginning in 1716 (sic). 692 entries.
ACC/0809/MSS/038 Booklet giving copyhold tenants of Staines with 1650 - 1758 details of holdings. Names and dates of later tenants in side margin. Index A - W, entries A - N 11 pages
ACC/0809/MSS/039 Manuscript copy of the oaths of supremacy and 1820 - 21 allegiance. Signed by: Thomas Wood, John Rae, J. Gibbons, Thomas Wood Jun., P. H. Hartwick, P. Henderson, James Cowe.
ACC/0809/MSS/040 Surrender of messuage in Knowlgreen, 5 Mar 1723 Staines. 1. John Wellan of Staines, husbandman 2. Thos. Keily of Staines, husbandman. To the use of 2. Presented 15th October 1724.
ACC/0809/MSS/041 Presentment by homage that Edmund Denyer 16 Aug 1803 has inclosed a piece of the waste land near Troy Pool, 60 ft. north to south, 30 ft. east to west, paying to the lord from Lady Day 1798 1s. rent annually.
ACC/0809/MSS/042 Notice 18 Oct 1847 1. Ran Horne, steward of manor to 2. Thos. Taylor, bailiff etc. To summon 29 householders, named, to the Court Leet or view of Frankpledge to be held 21st October 1847.
ACC/0809/MSS/043 Notice that a General Customary Court Baron 4 Jul 1857 will be held on 17 July next at the Angel & Crown Inn, Staines, from Ran. H. Horne, Steward.
ACC/0809/MSS/044 Notice that a Court Leet or Lawday is to be held 17 Jun 1882 on 4th July, in the Town Hall, Staines. Printed 3 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 287 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/045 Notice of General Court Baron on 31st August 9 Aug 1886 at the King's Head, Ashford, from Sidney Ollard, steward. Printed
ACC/0809/MSS/046 Letter 3 Nov 1794 1. W. Gibbons, Sick and Wounded Office, Somerset Place to 2. Messrs. Crowther & Peale, Guildhall, objecting to the proposed Canal on behalf of Mrs. Tayler, Lady of the Manor, since any sale of Mr. Finch's Mills will infringe her rights. He requests the reduced plan of the Canal [copy].
ACC/0809/MSS/047 Letter 27 Apr 1846 1. Ric. Tallemach, Serle Street, Lincoln's Inn To 2. Ran. Horme, Staines giving fees charged by 1. when steward for Staines and other manors, and saying that Mr. Stephens should be sending a cheque for the cost of his Admission. 2 sheets
ACC/0809/MSS/048 Robert Driver's Award (copy) on 28 Nov 1873 Enfranchisement of Belgrove Piece, old enclosed meadow land called the Cherry Orchard in Knowle Green, measuring 13a.2r.7p. occupied by Chas. Ed. Smith.
ACC/0809/MSS/049 Robert Driver's Award (copy) on 28 Nov 1873 Enfranchisement of Belgrove Piece, old enclosed meadow land called the Cherry Orchard in Knowle Green, measuring 13a.2r.7p. occupied by Chas. Ed. Smith.
ACC/0809/MSS/050 Letter 4 Sep 1900 1. R. Fox Warner, Manager Ashby's Staines Brewery Ltd. 2. J. A. Engall, esq., Staines, informing 2. that the watermain is being laid and requesting his agreement as Steward of the Manor to a connection to their premises "The Swan". (copy).
ACC/0809/MSS/051 Presentments by Jury at Court Leet 10 Oct 1766 - 34 items 23 Apr 1839 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 288 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/052 List of the inhabitants of Staines Manor, owing 21 Oct 1763 suit and service to the court 197 names, copyholders noted.
ACC/0809/MSS/053 Statement of Hen. Horne, attorney of Martha 2 Sep 1817 Grinle, testifying that the surrender of 5 acres of copyhold land is upon an actual sale. Consideration: £195. (Printed form completed)
ACC/0809/MSS/054 Presentments by Jury to Court Leet. n.d. Names of constables, headboroughs, moormasters, alecorners, hayweighers and herdsman given. (28 signatures).
ACC/0809/MSS/055 List of copyholders and freeholders of the n.d. manor. (100 names).
ACC/0809/MSS/056 Admission of Charles Price to seven acres of 16 Oct 1677 fruit trees in the occupation of Elizabeth Wicks. lat
ACC/0809/MSS/057 Admission of Sarah Allen. 1705 1714 Surrender by Ric. Wyatt and Sarah his wife and 1723 surrender by Mr. Wyatt for several uses of 4 messuages, 38 acres and 3 roods of customary land in Staines or Laleham. (copied on to one sheet).
ACC/0809/MSS/058 Admission by copy of Court Roll of Job. 11 Oct 1722 Hughes, a minor, to his father Job Hughes. Cottage and garden in Knowle Green, Robt. Rowell being appointed Guardian.
ACC/0809/MSS/059 Admission of Richard Limbrey to an ayte in the 23 Dec 1756 Thames containing 1 acre and a cottage in Binbury by foreclosure of a Mortgage.
ACC/0809/MSS/060 Surrender by Thos. and Mary Foster of the 20 Aug 1757 messuage Duncroft and five acres of orchard and Admission of John Prestage to the same.
ACC/0809/MSS/061 Admission of Thomas Rolfe to 3½ acres of 20 Oct 1757 arable land in Bramblehill Shott in Staines Field in the parish of Laleham. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 289 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/062/A Admission of Sarah Wingfield of Southwark on 1 Dec 1758 the surrender of John Downes to 4 cottages at Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/062/B Admission of Susanna Freake under the will of 24 Oct 1760 her late husband Thos. Freake to a messuage at Jarrards Green.
ACC/0809/MSS/063 Admission of Mary Perryman under the will of 24 Oct 1760 her father Thos. Bristoe deceased to 12½ acres of arable land in the parish of Laleham.
ACC/0809/MSS/064 Admission of Elisha Biscoe on the surrender of 15 Oct 1762 Aaron James and his wife Sarah to 4 acres of meadow land in Pentock Mead. And a memorandum that "This copy not to be delivered till Mr. Biscoe has paid the fine to John Tayler Lord of the Manor."
ACC/0809/MSS/065 Admission of Henry Combs on the surrender of 15 Oct 1762 Thomas and Joan Urlwin to a messuage at Knowle Green.
ACC/0809/MSS/066 Admission of John Collet on the surrender of 15 Oct 1762 his mother Elizabeth Collet and pursuant to a former surrender by his late father John Collet. And Admission of Edward Hawkins on the surrender of John Collet To a close of meadowland containing 4 acres and known as Nun Mead Pool.
ACC/0809/MSS/067 Admission of Philip Stone in tail under the will 15 Oct 1762 of his late uncle Philip Stone to 4 acres of meadow land lying in Ravenham Hill and one close of meadow land called Thames Field in parish of Egham containing ten acres.
ACC/0809/MSS/068 Admission of John Mills on the death of his 21 Oct 1763 mother to a messuage divided into 2 tenements at Shortwood Common. Surrender by John Mills to the use of Richard West and surrender by Richard West to the use of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/069 Admission of William Gilbert on the surrender of 21 Oct 1763 Jacob Grant to an orchard containing one acre adjoining the Thames and to a stable adjoining the orchard. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 290 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/070 Surrender by Elizabeth Gardner to John 12 Aug 1766 Prestage of a one third share in messuage near the White Horse Inn and a messuage at Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/071 Admission of John Prestage to premises 12 Aug 1766 described in ACC/0809/MSS/70.
ACC/0809/MSS/072 Admission of Francis Layton under the will of 29 Oct 1765 Edward Palmer to a piece of copyhold land containing nine acres now in the occupation of William Palmer. And copy of the will of Edward Palmer.
ACC/0809/MSS/073 Admission of Francis Layton under the will of 29 Oct 1765 Edward Palmer to a piece of copyhold land containing nine acres now in the occupation of William Palmer. And copy of the will of Edward Palmer.
ACC/0809/MSS/074 Admission of Sarah Pearson under the will of 10 Oct 1766 her husband William Pearson to 4 acres of copyhold land in Claresfield
ACC/0809/MSS/075 Admission of Thomas Mole of Denham, Bucks 31 Aug 1769 to a moiety of 2 closes containing nine acres, one known as Oat Close, the other as Grafton Mead Close.
ACC/0809/MSS/076 Admission of Hester Trenley on the death of 13 Oct 1769 her husband Fynboe John Trenley to seven acres planted with trees formerly the property of Elizabeth Wicks.
ACC/0809/MSS/077 Admission of Richard Rance to "a little peice 18 Oct 1771 (sic) or parcell of ground ... lying and being under a certain messuage ... called the Anchor alehouse." And surrender to the use of Edward Cole.
ACC/0809/MSS/078 Admission of Sir John Hales to 16 acres called 29 Apr 1777 Bell Grove in Knowle Green and also a messuage and 1½ acres at Binbury End alias Church End. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 291 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/079 Admission of Sir John Hales to premises 29 Apr 1777 described in ACC/0809/MSS/78 subject to a mortgage made by his father Sir Christopher Hales to Christopher Neville and Jonathan Field.
ACC/0809/MSS/080 Admission of Elisha Biscoe under the will of 31 Oct 1777 Elisha Biscoe his father to 4 acres of meadow land in Pentock Mead.
ACC/0809/MSS/081 Admission of Thomas Ferryman under the will 10 Jul 1779 of Thomas Bristow to a parcel of 12 acres of land then in the occupation of -- Palmer.
ACC/0809/MSS/082 Admission of John Somner Sedley under the 12 Nov 1779 will of Thomas Mole to a moiety of Oat Close and Grafton Mead Close.
ACC/0809/MSS/083 Admission of Michael Ridge, trustee under the 12 Nov 1779 will of John Ridge to a moiety of Oat Close and Grafton Mead Close containing nine acres.
ACC/0809/MSS/084 Admission of Ann Hughes (widow of Edward 28 Mar 1780 Cole) under the will of the said Edward Cole to the messuage known as the Blue Anchor.
ACC/0809/MSS/085 Admission of Philip Stone as son and heir to 25 Oct 1781 Philip Stone deceased to a parcel of meadow land in Ravenham hill alias Drapers' Head containing 4 acres and a close called Thames Field, both in the parish of Egham.
ACC/0809/MSS/086 Admission of William Evitt to a messuage by 25 Oct 1781 foreclosure of a mortgage on John Richardson.
ACC/0809/MSS/087 Admission of Henry Bullock to 2 third part 11 Dec 1786 shares in one acre in Moorfield and one acre in the Park as heir at law of his brother John.
ACC/0809/MSS/088 Admission of John Palmer on the death of his 26 Jan 1791 brother William Palmer to a parcel of land planted with cherry trees called the Old Nursery and a meadow called the Middle piece containing altogether about 17 acres near Knowle Green in Staines. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 292 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/089 Counterpart Lease by William Palmer to John 16 Jan 1789 Palmer of an orchard and nursery ground called Old Nurserys containing 17 acres. Annual Rent: œ20.
ACC/0809/MSS/090 Licence to enclose a piece of waste at Knowle 3 Sep 1824 Green given to George Fournier.
ACC/0809/MSS/091 Admission of Margaret Cobbett on the death of 4 Nov 1841 her husband William to a small piece of copyhold orchard ground part of a freehold orchard formerly in occupation of Nathaniel Jones.
ACC/0809/MSS/092 Draft Admission of Mrs. A. B. South under the 24 Jul 1868 will of her husband Thos. South to 3 messuages on London Road and messuage known as Jackpennies.
ACC/0809/MSS/093 Draft Admissions 15 Apr 1674 Edmund George Phillips to 3 pieces of copyhold land in or near the High Street including the piece known as Grafton Mead and another part of Nun's Mead Pool. And correspondence 10 items
ACC/0809/MSS/094 Draft Admissions 15 Apr 1674 Edmund George Phillips to 3 pieces of copyhold land in or near the High Street including the piece known as Grafton Mead and another part of Nun's Mead Pool. And correspondence 10 items
ACC/0809/MSS/095 Draft Admissions 15 Apr 1674 Edmund George Phillips to 3 pieces of copyhold land in or near the High Street including the piece known as Grafton Mead and another part of Nun's Mead Pool. And correspondence 10 items
ACC/0809/MSS/096 Admission 23 Apr 1877 James German to a strip of copyhold land adjoining the garden of "The Mansion House". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 293 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/097 Admission 1878 C. F. Powell under deed of Bargain and Sale to a messuage and orchard at Knowle Green. And correspondence 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/098 Admission 1878 C. F. Powell under deed of Bargain and Sale to a messuage and orchard at Knowle Green. And correspondence 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/099 Admission 11 Aug 1880 Trustees under the will of Thomas South to 3 messuages in London Road and the messuage known as Jackpennies. And correspondence 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/100 Admission 11 Aug 1880 Trustees under the will of Thomas South to 3 messuages in London Road and the messuage known as Jackpennies. And correspondence 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/101 Draft Admission 20 Nov 1880 Henry Ashby on the surrender of Skidmore Ashby to a wharf and parcel of meadow land containing 2 acres and known as part of South Mead and the messuage and buildings erected on it.
ACC/0809/MSS/102 Draft Admission 20 Nov 1880 John Ashby on the surrender of Skidmore Ashby (his father) to a messuage in Church Street.
ACC/0809/MSS/103 Sale particulars of 2 copyhold cottages and 1882 further building land at Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/104 Admission of R. B. Worsfold to above premises. 1882
ACC/0809/MSS/105 Correspondence re Miss Davenport's probate 1882 and trustees sale to Worsfold. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 294 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/106 Draft Admission of the Trustees under the will 21 Jul 1884 of Mrs. Home deceased To a messuage in the High Street now in occupation of James Hawkins, draper, and messuage in or near the High Street now in the occupation of Walter William Weedon.
ACC/0809/MSS/107 Draft Admission 9 Jan 1885 Mrs. Ann B. South under the will of Thomas South deceased to a copyhold messuage in London Road and 3 adjoining messuages.
ACC/0809/MSS/108 Admission of Trustees under the will of Thomas 10 Mar 1886 South To the copyhold part of a messuage in London Road. And correspondence. 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/109 Admission of Trustees under the will of Thomas 10 Mar 1886 South To the copyhold part of a messuage in London Road. And correspondence. 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/110 Admission 25 Jan 1887 Charles Ashby to a messuage situated at Church End on the surrender of P. W. Ashby. (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/111 Admission 1889 John Gammon by his Attorney to 2 orchards 7a.3r.32p. including a road to them abutting on Dart Lane on the south, and 4a.2r.37p. of meadow abutting on Gresham Road on the west. (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/112 Draft Admission 1889 Thomas Denton South under the will of the late Thomas South to 3 copyhold messuages in London Road and another messuage known as 'Jackpenny' 2 copies
ACC/0809/MSS/113 Draft Admission of Charles Pearce to two 25 Apr 1890 parcels of land in Ashford Field containing 4 acres and 1 acre respectively. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 295 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/114 Draft Admission of Mrs. Caroline Ashby under 8 Feb 1894 the will of Walter Ashby to 1 acre of land formerly part of the Duncroft Estate.
ACC/0809/MSS/115 Draft Admission of Edward Morford as 4 Sep 1894 customary heir of Elizabeth Morford to two third part shares in four cottages at Butts Green and two third part shares in 2 messuages in the High Street.
ACC/0809/MSS/116 Copy Draft Admission of Edward Morford on 4 Sep 1894 the surrender of Mr. & Mrs. Hart to a one third part share in 4 cottages at Butts Green. Consideration: œ200.
ACC/0809/MSS/117 Draft Admission of Edward Morford on 1894 surrender of Mr. & Mrs. Hart of copyhold premises (specifications missing).
ACC/0809/MSS/118 Letters and papers re Morford and Hart. 1890
ACC/0809/MSS/119 Copy draft Admission of Miss M. A. D. South to 1 Aug 1894 3 acres in Cleers Field under the will of John South deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/120 Copy Admission of the Trustees under the will 31 Jul 1896 of Henry Ashby to a parcel of land containing 1 acre at Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/121 Draft Admission of remaindermen under the will 14 Apr 1898 of John Gammon to equal shares to 3 acres of orchard, 4 acres of meadow-land.
ACC/0809/MSS/122 Correspondence with Alfred Cronin re J. 23 May - 5 Jul Gammon's copyhold land. 1889
ACC/0809/MSS/123 Admission of various members of the Wild 9 Sep 1898 family as tenants in common to a parcel containing 2 acres in Ashford Field and 2 other parcels known as Upper Mead and Ox Mead containing 9 acres adjoining Shortwood Common. Under the will of Jane Weekly. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 296 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/124 Admission to 1½ acres orchard 3 Nov 1900 1. Mary Adeline Gorle of Staines 2. Fred. John Gorle of Staines, chemist behind a messuage on south east side Staines High Street, the late property of 2, her father, deceased. Fine £30. Admitted by Hen. Bates, Deputy Steward of the Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/125 Admission of Arthur Henry Warren to cottage Dec 1901 with barn at Garretts Green, Staines. (draft). Also instructions to A. Brown to draw Admission. Admission of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1879 and Letters of Administration of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1901 (copies), and 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/126 Admission of Arthur Henry Warren to cottage Dec 1901 with barn at Garretts Green, Staines. (draft). Also instructions to A. Brown to draw Admission. Admission of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1879 and Letters of Administration of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1901 (copies), and 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/127 Admission of Arthur Henry Warren to cottage Dec 1901 with barn at Garretts Green, Staines. (draft). Also instructions to A. Brown to draw Admission. Admission of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1879 and Letters of Administration of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1901 (copies), and 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/128 Admission of Arthur Henry Warren to cottage Dec 1901 with barn at Garretts Green, Staines. (draft). Also instructions to A. Brown to draw Admission. Admission of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1879 and Letters of Administration of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1901 (copies), and 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/129 Admission of Arthur Henry Warren to cottage Dec 1901 with barn at Garretts Green, Staines. (draft). Also instructions to A. Brown to draw Admission. Admission of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1879 and Letters of Administration of Mrs. C. A. Warren 1901 (copies), and 9 letters. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 297 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/130 Admission to cottage, barn and garden at 20 Mar 1902 Garretts Green, Staines, now occupied by Messrs. (?) Chas Mott & Sons (draft). Arthur Henry Warren of Highgate, only son of the late Clarissa Ann Warren, deceased. Fine £40. Also 4 letters, 1902, on this.
ACC/0809/MSS/131 Admission to cottage, barn and garden at 20 Mar 1902 Garretts Green, Staines, now occupied by Messrs. (?) Chas Mott & Sons (draft). Arthur Henry Warren of Highgate, only son of the late Clarissa Ann Warren, deceased. Fine £40. Also 4 letters, 1902, on this.
ACC/0809/MSS/132 Admission to messuage, formerly 3 and ground 23 Jan 1904 on the High Road, Knowle Green, bounds given (draft). Sarah Fladgate of Theale Slinfold, Sussex. Fine £83.10.0. File of 112 letters enclosed.
ACC/0809/MSS/133 Admission to messuage, formerly 3 and ground 23 Jan 1904 on the High Road, Knowle Green, bounds given (draft). Sarah Fladgate of Theale Slinfold, Sussex. Fine £83.10.0. File of 112 letters enclosed.
ACC/0809/MSS/134 Admission of Thos. Ashby of the British School, Nov 1902 - 21 Rome, esq., to his father's copyhold premises Mar 1908 in Staines known as Stranges House and The Bells (and draft). Fine £56. Also Power of Attorney 9th December 1907, File of 13 letters 1907 - 1908.
ACC/0809/MSS/135 Admission of Thos. Ashby of the British School, Nov 1902 - 21 Rome, esq., to his father's copyhold premises Mar 1908 in Staines known as Stranges House and The Bells (and draft). Fine £56. Also Power of Attorney 9th December 1907, File of 13 letters 1907 - 1908. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 298 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/136 Admission of Thos. Ashby of the British School, Nov 1902 - 21 Rome, esq., to his father's copyhold premises Mar 1908 in Staines known as Stranges House and The Bells (and draft). Fine £56. Also Power of Attorney 9th December 1907, File of 13 letters 1907 - 1908.
ACC/0809/MSS/137 Admission of the surviving trustee under the will 22 Sep 1903 of Thomas Armstrong to 5 cottages in Church Street. And draft. And Correspondence 11 items
ACC/0809/MSS/138 Admission of the surviving trustee under the will 22 Sep 1903 of Thomas Armstrong to 5 cottages in Church Street. And draft. And Correspondence 11 items
ACC/0809/MSS/139 Admission of the surviving trustee under the will 22 Sep 1903 of Thomas Armstrong to 5 cottages in Church Street. And draft. And Correspondence 11 items
ACC/0809/MSS/140 Admission of the surviving trustee under the will 22 Sep 1903 of Thomas Armstrong to 5 cottages in Church Street. And draft. And Correspondence 11 items
ACC/0809/MSS/141 Draft Deputation to Norman Bretell by Harry 1908 Scott Freeman to admit Albert Turner as sole surviving trustee of the will of Thomas Armstrong to 5 copyhold cottages, nos. 87, 89, 91, 93, 95 Church Street.
ACC/0809/MSS/142 Draft Deputation to Norman Bretell by Harry 1908 Scott Freeman to admit Albert Turner as sole surviving trustee of the will of Thomas Armstrong to 5 copyhold cottages, nos. 87, 89, 91, 93, 95 Church Street. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 299 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/143 Last Will and Testament of Thomas Armstrong 2 Jul 1891 of New Egham, Surrey. proved 30 Mar Bequests: (inter alia) his copyhold land in 1896 Middlesex in trust for his daughter Susannah Turner. Trustees, Executors and Executrix: Susannah Turner, Thomas Turner, Albert Turner and Richard Brettell.
ACC/0809/MSS/144 Draft account of fees re Armstrong deceased. Sep 1908
ACC/0809/MSS/145 Admission 3 Oct 1912 1. Mrs. M. E. Dempster, wife of Charles, of Rossland, B.C., and 2. Mrs. M. E. Everett, wife of Henry of Finchley, as tenants in common under the will of 3. Clarissa Ann Warren, mother of the above, deceased, to a cottage, barn and garden at Garrotts Green, now occupied by Chas. Mott (draft, typewritten). Also stewards' fees, Jan-Mar. 1912 £6.4, 12 letters and 3 draft replies.
ACC/0809/MSS/146 Admission 3 Oct 1912 1. Mrs. M. E. Dempster, wife of Charles, of Rossland, B.C., and 2. Mrs. M. E. Everett, wife of Henry of Finchley, as tenants in common under the will of 3. Clarissa Ann Warren, mother of the above, deceased, to a cottage, barn and garden at Garrotts Green, now occupied by Chas. Mott (draft, typewritten). Also stewards' fees, Jan-Mar. 1912 £6.4, 12 letters and 3 draft replies.
ACC/0809/MSS/147 Admission 3 Oct 1912 1. Mrs. M. E. Dempster, wife of Charles, of Rossland, B.C., and 2. Mrs. M. E. Everett, wife of Henry of Finchley, as tenants in common under the will of 3. Clarissa Ann Warren, mother of the above, deceased, to a cottage, barn and garden at Garrotts Green, now occupied by Chas. Mott (draft, typewritten). Also stewards' fees, Jan-Mar. 1912 £6.4, 12 letters and 3 draft replies. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 300 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/148 Admission of Jas. Wm. Ashby to acre in 17 Feb 1915 Church End, on which a brick messuage called Cambria House was recently erected, a messuage formerly used as a butcher's shop in Church Street, and 1a.1r.14p. formerly part of Duncroft Estate; bounds given. Fine £141.10.0. Steward's copy.
ACC/0809/MSS/149 Statutory Declaration of Abraham Chas. 29 Jan 1915 Crowley verifying title of Jas. Wm. Ashby as heir at law of Chas. Ashby, deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/150 Admission 11 Feb 1915 1. William Henry Dolamore of Solihull, Warwick as Trustee under the will of 2. Susanna Jane Dolamcre late of 93 The Grove, Ealing, spinster, deceased To 9 and 11 High Street, Staines, formerly 3 messuages, and stable. Fine £100. Steward's copy. Also Steward's fees Nov. 1914 - Jan. 1915 £6. 5. 10, 16 letters Nov. - Feb. Extracts from probate of will of 2. dated 4th April 1910, and Law Society's Memo of fees to Horne Engall & Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/151 Admission 11 Feb 1915 1. William Henry Dolamore of Solihull, Warwick as Trustee under the will of 2. Susanna Jane Dolamcre late of 93 The Grove, Ealing, spinster, deceased To 9 and 11 High Street, Staines, formerly 3 messuages, and stable. Fine £100. Steward's copy. Also Steward's fees Nov. 1914 - Jan. 1915 £6. 5. 10, 16 letters Nov. - Feb. Extracts from probate of will of 2. dated 4th April 1910, and Law Society's Memo of fees to Horne Engall & Freeman. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 301 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/152 Admission 11 Feb 1915 1. William Henry Dolamore of Solihull, Warwick as Trustee under the will of 2. Susanna Jane Dolamcre late of 93 The Grove, Ealing, spinster, deceased To 9 and 11 High Street, Staines, formerly 3 messuages, and stable. Fine £100. Steward's copy. Also Steward's fees Nov. 1914 - Jan. 1915 £6. 5. 10, 16 letters Nov. - Feb. Extracts from probate of will of 2. dated 4th April 1910, and Law Society's Memo of fees to Horne Engall & Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/153 Admission 11 Feb 1915 1. William Henry Dolamore of Solihull, Warwick as Trustee under the will of 2. Susanna Jane Dolamcre late of 93 The Grove, Ealing, spinster, deceased To 9 and 11 High Street, Staines, formerly 3 messuages, and stable. Fine £100. Steward's copy. Also Steward's fees Nov. 1914 - Jan. 1915 £6. 5. 10, 16 letters Nov. - Feb. Extracts from probate of will of 2. dated 4th April 1910, and Law Society's Memo of fees to Horne Engall & Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/154 Admission 11 Feb 1915 1. William Henry Dolamore of Solihull, Warwick as Trustee under the will of 2. Susanna Jane Dolamcre late of 93 The Grove, Ealing, spinster, deceased To 9 and 11 High Street, Staines, formerly 3 messuages, and stable. Fine £100. Steward's copy. Also Steward's fees Nov. 1914 - Jan. 1915 £6. 5. 10, 16 letters Nov. - Feb. Extracts from probate of will of 2. dated 4th April 1910, and Law Society's Memo of fees to Horne Engall & Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/155 Admission of Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 10 Jun 1915 Seymour Street, London, to 1a.1r.14p, formerly part of the Duncroft Estate; bounds given. Fine £17.10.0. Steward's copy. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 302 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/156 Surrender by John Wicks of seven acres 14 Oct 1663 planted with fruit trees to the use of Elizabeth lat Wicks.
ACC/0809/MSS/157 Surrender by Charles Price of seven acres of 18 Oct 1682 Cherry and other fruit trees formerly in the lat possession of Elizabeth Wicks, to the use of Michael Todd of Clerkenwell, and a licence to make a lease.
ACC/0809/MSS/158 Surrender by Henry Sumner to Thomas Mills of 17 Oct 1753 5 acres in Stanes Mead.
ACC/0809/MSS/159 Surrender by Robert Moodey to William Lewis 5 Apr 1754 of a cottage at Butt's Green and an adjoining parcel of waste ground.
ACC/0809/MSS/160 Surrender by Aaron James and wife Sarah of 4 12 Jan 1757 acres in Pentock Mead to the use of Elisha Biscos.
ACC/0809/MSS/161 Surrender by John and Mary Merryett of 4 1 Mar 1757 acres in Little Thickthorne and half an acre in further Thickthorne and 1½ acres in Bartram Piece to the use of Sarah Pearson.
ACC/0809/MSS/162 Surrender by Samuel and Jane May and 9 Jun 1757 William and Ann May of half an acre near Short Deane in the common field to the use of William Watkins.
ACC/0809/MSS/163 Surrender by Jacob Grant to James Hill; 2 20 Oct 1757 messuages on the Street and a stable late in the occupation of John Conway and Joseph Johnson.
ACC/0809/MSS/164 Surrender by John Downs of 4 cottages at 26 Oct 1757 Church End to the use of Sarah Winfield of Southwark.
ACC/0809/MSS/165 Surrender by Rev. Thomas Beighton of 4 acres 31 Jan 1758 in Claresfield to the use of William Pearson.
ACC/0809/MSS/166 Surrender by Robert and Susanna Sumner of 3 17 Jul 1758 cottages to the use of Thos. Mills. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 303 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/167 Surrender by Thos. Urlwin to Henry Coombs of 15 Mar 1759 2 tenements at Knowle Green.
ACC/0809/MSS/168 Surrender by Robert Mackason of six acres in 26 May 1759 Staines field to the use of William Palmer.
ACC/0809/MSS/169 Surrender by John Ridge and Catherine his 1 Aug 1759 wife (formerly Catherine Sumner Sedley) of Oat Close and Grafton Mead Close to the use of the said John Ridge.
ACC/0809/MSS/170 Conditional Surrender by William Ridge and 11 Apr 1796 Ellis his wife given to James Melbourne of a moiety of 2 closes of meadow land, Oat Close and Grafton Mead Close containing nine acres at the back of White Horse Inn. As security for an annuity of œ20 to be paid to the 2 sons of James Melbourne.
ACC/0809/MSS/171 Surrender by John William Ridge and Ellis his 9 Mar 1797 wife to the use of James Melbourne of a moiety of 2 closes, called Oat Close and Grafton Mead Close at the back of the White Horse Inn.
ACC/0809/MSS/172 Surrender by William Tothill to the use of John 8 Aug 1810 Morris of a piece of orchard land formerly part of Oat Close.
ACC/0809/MSS/173 Surrender by William Winder of 7 acres of 6 Aug 1759 orchard adjoining the Old Nursery to the use of Fynboe John Trenly.
ACC/0809/MSS/174 Surrender by Hester, widow of Fynboe John 6 Dec 1769 Trenley of seven acres of orchard adjoining the Old Nursery to the use of her will.
ACC/0809/MSS/175 Surrender by Joseph Johnson to the use of 20 May 1801 Thomas South of seven acres of orchard adjoining the Old Nursery.
ACC/0809/MSS/176 Surrender to the use of his will by Thomas 16 Sep 1759 Freak of a messuage etc. at Jarrard's Green.
ACC/0809/MSS/177 Surrender by Frances Wyatt to the use of 27 Feb 1762 Thomas Rolfe of a cottage at Garrard's Green. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 304 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/178 Surrender by Thomas Rolfe of a cottage at 8 Mar 1771 Garretts Green to the use of Elizabeth Palmer.
ACC/0809/MSS/179 Surrender to the use of his will by Edward 2 Apr 1761 Shirley of a third part share in 2 messuages lately purchased from John Ellis.
ACC/0809/MSS/180 Surrender by Jacob Grant to the use of William 15 Sep 1763 Gilbert of a garden or orchard containing one acre.
ACC/0809/MSS/181 Surrender by Robert Limbrey to the use of John 12 Oct 1763 Gates of an ayte in the river Thames containing an acre and a cottage in Binbury Street alias Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/182 Surrender by John Gates to the use of the Lord 22 May 1778 the ayte in the river Thames known as Great Rowsey.
ACC/0809/MSS/183 Surrender by Rev. Robert Hodson and Mary his 24 Oct 1766 wife, and Mary Hodson, widow, of 5 acres in Brooke Furling and Long Dean and seven acres in Thompson's Piece in Staines Field and three acres in Long Furlong and four acres in Clay Mead and the Mead containing six acres and two acres in Peas Ashe and one other acre in Long Dean. To the use of Samuel Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/184 Surrender by John and Martha Coggan to the 16 Oct 1802 uses of their 'post nuptial settlement' of 5 acres in Brooke Furlong and Long Dean, 7 acres in Thomson's piece, 3 acres in Long Furlong, 4 acres in Clay Mead, and the Mead containing 6 acres, and 2 acres in Peas Ash, Long Dean and Clay Mead
ACC/0809/MSS/185 Surrender by Thomas Finch of a messuage 5 Mar 1772 near the Church and a toft where 2 cottages under one roof formerly stood to the use of Thomas Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/186 Surrender by Edward Hibbard of the mead 26 Mar 1773 known as South Mead, containing 4 acres, to the use of Thomas [Plim]? LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 305 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/187 Surrender by John Collins to the use of Samuel 28 May 1781 Hartley 5 cottages at Church End. And Copy.
ACC/0809/MSS/188 Surrender by Samuel Hartley to the use of 10 Aug 1795 Edward Eyre of Bath of 5 cottages at Church End. And Copy.
ACC/0809/MSS/189 Surrender by Samuel Hartley to the use of 10 Aug 1795 Edward Eyre of Bath of 5 cottages at Church End. And Copy.
ACC/0809/MSS/190 Surrender by Edward Eyre to the use of Lewis 7 Jan 1806 Wynes of 5 cottages at Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/191 Surrender by John Perkins to the use of his 18 Feb 1785 wife Elizabeth the messuage known as Jackpennies.
ACC/0809/MSS/192 Surrender by Samuel Hartley to the use of 7 Aug 1786 Nathaniel Stackhouse of a messuage and five acres of land called Duncroft and a messuage and 1½ acres in Binbury End alias Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/193 Surrender by Samuel Hartley to the use of 27 May 1789 Nathaniel Stackhouse of a piece of land excepted out of a surrender dated 7th Aug. 1786.
ACC/0809/MSS/194 Surrender by Nathaniel Stackhouse to the use 9 May 1792 of Thomas Ashby of a messuage and five acres known as Duncroft and a messuage and 1½ acres at Binbury End. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/195 Surrender by Nathaniel Stackhouse to the use 9 May 1792 of Thomas Ashby of a messuage and five acres known as Duncroft and a messuage and 1½ acres at Binbury End. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/196 Surrender by the Right Honourable George 25 Jun 1804 Simon Earl Harcourt and Viscount Nuneham to the use of John Palmer Chichester of the messuage and five acres known as Duncroft and a messuage and 1½ acres at Binbury End alias Church End. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 306 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/197 Surrender by William Combes to the use of 28 May 1787 John Chippendale of a messuage at Shooting Off known as the sign of the Pack Horse and a parcel of land behind it.
ACC/0809/MSS/198 Surrender by Acton and Mary Freake to the use 30 Nov 1789 of William Seymour of a messuage lately occupied by Francis Freake.
ACC/0809/MSS/199 Surrender by John Roske to the use of William 30 Oct 1790 Grinfield of a piece of meadow land, and a garden late in the occupation of said John Roake and Henry Styles.
ACC/0809/MSS/200 Surrender by Thomas Mills to the use of his will 16 Nov 1790 of all his copyhold lands (unspecified) held of the said Manor
ACC/0809/MSS/201 Surrender by Thomas Finch to the use of Lewis 14 Apr 1792 Wynes of 2 cottages in Binbury Street alias Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/202 Surrender by Samuel Gregory to the use of 20 Jun 1796 Thomas South of a cottage on the east side of the workhouses.
ACC/0809/MSS/203 Surrender by Jane Dyer to the use of Ralph 25 Mar 1797 Weldon of a messuage at Knowle Green.
ACC/0809/MSS/204 Surrender by Thomas Finch to the society of 20 May 1797 people called Quakers of a small parcel of land to be used as a burying ground.
ACC/0809/MSS/205 Deputation by Richard Tallemach to James 24 Aug 1798 Hunt to take a surrender from Joseph Rickman of a shop and chamber.
ACC/0809/MSS/206 Surrender by Joseph and Sarah Rickman to the 7 Sep 1798 use of John Berryman of a shop with a chamber above near the Market House.
ACC/0809/MSS/207 Surrender by Richard Keely to the use of Ralph 8 Aug 1800 Wheldon of a cottage at Knowle Green. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 307 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/208 Surrender by Thomas Burnett to the use of his 14 Aug 1802 will of 4 acres in Claresfield, 1 acre known as London Sto (?) and 4 acres in Little Thickthorn and ½ acre in Further Thickthorn and 1½ acres in Bartram piece.
ACC/0809/MSS/209 Surrender by Edward Appleton to the use of 28 Feb 1803 James Wigley of nine acres of land now in the occupation of James Wigley.
ACC/0809/MSS/210 Surrender by Mary Boult to the use of William 3 Oct 1805 Ashby of a moiety to a small piece of land at Church End; And Surrender of a cottage and one acre of meadowland at Church End to the use of William Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/211 Surrender by Mary Boult to the use of William 3 Oct 1805 Ashby of a moiety to a small piece of land at Church End; And Surrender of a cottage and one acre of meadowland at Church End to the use of William Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/212 Surrender by Martha Boult to the use of William 3 Oct 1805 Ashby of a moiety of a small piece of land at Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/213 Surrender by Susannah Moore to the use of 3 Jun 1806 Georgina Ann Grave of a cottage divided in two at Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/214 Surrender by John Finch to the use of Thomas 16 Aug 1806 Ashby of a parcel of land formerly belonging to Earl Harcourt.
ACC/0809/MSS/215 Surrender by Mary Boult to the use of Henry 11 Apr 1810 Honnor of 6 acres in Brooke Furlong in Staines Field in the occupation of William Lewis.
ACC/0809/MSS/216 Surrender by George Gunnick Wilson to the 13 Nov 1844 use of Rev. John Hearne Pinckney of a moiety of 23½ acres in the common fields and 3½ acres (specified). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 308 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/217 Surrender by Thomas and Mary Baker to the 29 Jan 1812 use of Mary during her life and Thomas after her death of 2 acres. that part of South Mead not surrendered to Mr. Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/218 Surrender by Thomas and Mary Baker to the 29 Jan 1812 use of Mary during her life and Thomas after her death of 2 acres. that part of South Mead not surrendered to Mr. Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/219 Surrender by Erasmus Perkins to the use of 6 Feb 1813 Britannia Faulkner of a seventh part share in the messuage known as Jackpennies and 2 closes of meadow land containing six acres.
ACC/0809/MSS/220 Surrender by John Channing Abdy to the use of 16 Oct 1816 Thomas South of one seventh part share in the messuage known as Jackpennies. Consideration: œ42.17s.
ACC/0809/MSS/221 Surrender by Britannia Faulkner to the use of 16 Oct 1816 Thomas South of 2 seventh part shares of the messuage known as Jackpennies. Consideration: œ85.14.3.
ACC/0809/MSS/222 Surrender by Rev. J. D. Perkins to the use of 19 Oct 1816 Thomas South of one seventh part share in the messuage known as 'Jackpennys'; Consideration: œ42.17s.
ACC/0809/MSS/223 Surrender by Thomas and Charlotte White to 23 Oct 1816 the use of Thomas South of one seventh part share in the messuage known as Jackpennies.
ACC/0809/MSS/224 Surrender by H. A. P. Perkins to Thomas South 28 Oct 1816 of one seventh part share in the messuage known as 'Jackpennys; Consideration: œ42.17s.
ACC/0809/MSS/225 Surrender by Jeremiah Owen to the use of 1 Jul 1817 Thomas South of one seventh part share in the messuage known as 'Jackpennys'; Consideration: œ42.17s. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 309 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/226 Surrender by Joseph Taylor to the use of Henry 10 Jan 1814 Honnor of six acres of meadowland known as the Mead. In consideration of œ600.
ACC/0809/MSS/227 Surrender by John Channing Abdy to the use of 16 Oct 1816 Britannia Faulkner of one seventh part share in 2 closes of meadowland. Consideration: œ98.
ACC/0809/MSS/228 Surrender by Rev. J. D. Perkins to Britannia 19 Oct 1816 Faulkner of one seventh part share in 2 closes of meadowland. Consideration: œ98.
ACC/0809/MSS/229 Surrender by Thomas and Charlotte White to 23 Oct 1816 the use of Britannia Faulkner of one seventh part share in 2 closes of meadowland containing six acres.
ACC/0809/MSS/230 Surrender by H.A.P. Perkins to the use of 28 Oct 1816 Britannia Faulkner of one seventh part share of 2 closes of meadowland containing six acres.
ACC/0809/MSS/231 Surrender by Jeremiah Owen to the use of 1 Jul 1817 Britannia Faulkner of one seventh part share in 2 closes of meadowland. Consideration: œ98.
ACC/0809/MSS/232 Surrender by Thomas Crowley to the use of 19 Nov 1816 William Holgate of 3 sites of ancient messuages and one and a half acres of garden all now in the occupation of the said William Holgate.
ACC/0809/MSS/233 Surrender by Martha Guinle (?) to the use of 2 Sep 1817 Thomas South of 5 acres in Staines Field in the occupation of the said Thomas South.
ACC/0809/MSS/234 Surrender by Martha Morris and John Turney to 26 Jan 1818 the use of George Fournier of a small parcel of land, part of Oat Close.
ACC/0809/MSS/235 Surrender by James Palmer to the use of 15 May 1818 Thomas South of six acres (specified) in the common fields. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 310 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/236 Surrender by Samuel Atkins to the use of 16 Nov 1818 Thomas Hayes of half an acre in Further Thickthorn in the occupation of Thomas Hayes. Consideration: œ35.
ACC/0809/MSS/237 Surrender by Thomas Haynes to the use of 14 Nov 1826 William Holgate of ½ acre in Further Thickthorn. Consideration: œ40.
ACC/0809/MSS/238 Surrender by John Cowdry to the use of Henry 26 Feb 1819 Ashby of 2 cottages at Church End. Consideration: œ200.
ACC/0809/MSS/239 Surrender by the Rev. T. E. Beasley to the use 8 Apr 1821 of John Farnell of that small piece of land lying beneath the Anchor Alehouse. Consideration: œ100.
ACC/0809/MSS/240 Surrender by John Palmer Chichester to the 16 Jul 1822 use of Samuel Ferram of the messuage and 1½ acres known as Duncroft and a messuage and 1½ acres at Church End. Consideration: œ1,700.
ACC/0809/MSS/241 Surrender by Charles Ferram to the use of 29 Mar 1826 John Carmichael of the Duncroft Estate and a messuage and 1½ acres at Church End. Consideration: œ2,900.
ACC/0809/MSS/242 Surrender by J. J. O'Famrel Carmichael to the 24 May 1845 use of Frederick Ashby of Duncroft House and premises. Consideration: œ990.
ACC/0809/MSS/243 Surrender by Nathaniel Jones to the use of 10 Apr 1824 William Cobbett of a small piece of Orchard ground.
ACC/0809/MSS/244 Surrender by Jeremiah Styles to the use of 5 Jul 1827 William Holgate of a cottage at Knowle Green in the occupation of William Pavey; Consideration: œ272.
ACC/0809/MSS/245 Surrender by Jeremial Styles to the use of Mark 5 Jul 1827 Pike of 3 roods of land in Staines Field in the occupation of Isaac Willoughby. Consideration: œ22. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 311 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/246 Surrender by John Farnell and James Prince 9 Jul 1838 Pollard to the use of Thomas South of a messuage at Knowle Green. Consideration: œ100.
ACC/0809/MSS/247 Surrender by Emma Fowler to the use of Peter 1838 Fowler of a moiety of 4 acres in Claresfield. Consideration: œ155.
ACC/0809/MSS/248 Surrender by Francis Rutter to the use of 23 Jul 1839 George Munday of 2 cottages at Knowle Green. Consideration: œ410.
ACC/0809/MSS/249 Surrender by T. F. Maples and W. O. Hunt to 28 Oct 1842 the use of Edgell Wyatt 16 acres called Belgrave piece at Knowle Green and one acre known as the gravel pit and nine and a half acres in Pease Ash. Consideration: œ505.
ACC/0809/MSS/250 Surrender by Rev. E. W. Edgell and Henrietta 28 Apr 1862 his wife to the use of Alfred Boydell Lambe of 7 acres chiefly consisting of gravel pits; and 3 acres adjoining other land held by Mr. Edgell. Consideration: œ500. And correspondence 4 items
ACC/0809/MSS/251 Surrender by Rev. E. W. Edgell and Henrietta 28 Apr 1862 his wife to the use of Alfred Boydell Lambe of 7 acres chiefly consisting of gravel pits; and 3 acres adjoining other land held by Mr. Edgell. Consideration: œ500. And correspondence 4 items
ACC/0809/MSS/252 Surrender by Rev. E. Wyatt Edgell and 19 May 1863 Henrietta his wife to the use of Alfred Boydell Lambe of 3 acres formerly part of a piece held by his late father Edgell Wyatt Edgell. Consideration: œ775.12.6.
ACC/0809/MSS/253 Surrender by T. F. Maples and W. O. Hunt to 3 Jan 1843 the use of Morris Ashby of 3 roods of orchard, part of Oat Close; Consideration: œ450.
ACC/0809/MSS/254 Surrender by Casteels Stevens and William 11 Apr 1843 Grave to the use of Elizabeth Davenport of a cottage divided into 2 at Shortwood Common. Consideration: œ300. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 312 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/255 Surrender by Watson Seymour to Samuel 1 Aug 1843 Sanders of 2 messuages late of Francis Freake. Consideration: œ450.
ACC/0809/MSS/256 Surrender by William Blackwell to the use of the 13 Nov 1844 Rev. J. H. Pinckney of a moiety of 23½ acres in the common fields and 3½ acres (specified).
ACC/0809/MSS/257 Surrender by William Cousins to the use of 10 Jan 1849 Frederick Ashby of a cottage (formerly two) at Church End. Consideration: œ152.
ACC/0809/MSS/258 Surrender by Joseph Bode to the use of William 1853 Henry Chapman of a cottage at Church End and ½ acre in Staines Mead. Consideration: œ100. And Draft. And Notice of intended surrender.
ACC/0809/MSS/259 Surrender by Joseph Bode to the use of William 1853 Henry Chapman of a cottage at Church End and ½ acre in Staines Mead. Consideration: œ100. And Draft. And Notice of intended surrender.
ACC/0809/MSS/260 Surrender by Joseph Bode to the use of William 1853 Henry Chapman of a cottage at Church End and ½ acre in Staines Mead. Consideration: œ100. And Draft. And Notice of intended surrender.
ACC/0809/MSS/261 Surrender by Thomas Ashby to the use of 11 Apr 1857 Frederick John Gorle of one acre of garden or orchard ground formerly part of Grafton Mead. Considerations: œ220. And Notice of intended surrender.
ACC/0809/MSS/262 Surrender by Thomas Ashby to the use of 11 Apr 1857 Frederick John Gorle of one acre of garden or orchard ground formerly part of Grafton Mead. Considerations: œ220. And Notice of intended surrender.
ACC/0809/MSS/263 Surrender by Thomas Ashby to the use of J. W. 10 Mar 1859 Ashby in trust for Miss Margaret Pope of two moieties of Grafton Mead and 2 moieties of Nunn Mead Pool. Consideration: œ600. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 313 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/264 Surrender by Abraham Honnor (surviving 20 May 1857 trustee of the Will of Henry Honnor) to the use of Harden Honnor of 5 acres in Staines Field; parcel known as Dark or Love Lane; 7 acres in Staines Field, 12 acres in Staines Field, and the Mead containing 6 acres. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/265 Surrender by Thos. Ashby to William Dearle of 7 May 1859 Oat Close, containing 1 acre. Consideration: œ300. With a marginal Plan. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/266 Surrender by Thos. Ashby to William Dearle of 7 May 1859 Oat Close, containing 1 acre. Consideration: œ300. With a marginal Plan. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/267 Surrender by Charles Rowlls to the use of 21 May 1859 William Frederick Hodgson of a small piece of ground at Butts Green and 2 cottages now the Greyhound Inn. Copy of Court Roll.
ACC/0809/MSS/268 Surrender by Charles Rowlls to the use of 21 May 1859 William Frederick Hodgson of a small piece of ground at Butts Green and 2 cottages now the Greyhound Inn. Copy of Court Roll.
ACC/0809/MSS/269 Surrender by Charles Rowlls to the use of 21 May 1859 William Frederick Hodgson of a small piece of ground at Butts Green and 2 cottages now the Greyhound Inn. Copy of Court Roll.
ACC/0809/MSS/270 Surrender by Thomas Ashby to the use of 21 Jun 1860 Solomon Saunders 2 cottages in Church Street. Consideration: œ300.
ACC/0809/MSS/271 Surrender by William Mills to the use of John 2 Oct 1869 South of 3 acres in Cleersfield (with margin plan); Consideration: œ480. Correspondence 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/272 Surrender by William Mills to the use of John 2 Oct 1869 South of 3 acres in Cleersfield (with margin plan); Consideration: œ480. Correspondence 3 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 314 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/273 Draft Surrender by F. W. Ashby to W. Ashby of 8 Oct 1874 a parcel of land containing 1 acre originally part of the Duncroft Estate. Consideration: 562.7s.
ACC/0809/MSS/274 Surrender by W. H. Chapman to Messrs. 10 Jun 1875 Morford, Weller & Morford of a moiety in a customary cottage at Church End.
ACC/0809/MSS/275 Surrender by Skidmore Ashby to Henry Ashby 22 Jul 1880 of a wharf and meadow.
ACC/0809/MSS/276 Surrender by Skidmore Ashby to John Ashby of 22 Jul 1880 a messuage in Church Street.
ACC/0809/MSS/277 Surrender by F. W. Ashby to Charles Ashby of 25 Jan 1881 a messuage at Church End, Staines. Consideration: œ270.15.10. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/278 Surrender by F. W. Ashby to Charles Ashby of 25 Jan 1881 a messuage at Church End, Staines. Consideration: œ270.15.10. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/279 Absolute Surrender by John South of a parcel 8 Mar 1890 of 4 acres in Ashford Field and another of one acre.
ACC/0809/MSS/280 Draft Absolute Surrender by John South to 8 Mar 1890 Charles Pearce a parcel of Ashford Field containing 4 acres, and another containing 1 acre. Consideration: œ200.
ACC/0809/MSS/281 Surrender by Caroline Ashby to Charles Ashby 11 Sep 1894 of a piece of land originally forming part of the Duncroft estate and containing 1 acre. Consideration: œ200. And Draft. And Draft admission of Charles Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/282 Surrender by Caroline Ashby to Charles Ashby 11 Sep 1894 of a piece of land originally forming part of the Duncroft estate and containing 1 acre. Consideration: œ200. And Draft. And Draft admission of Charles Ashby. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 315 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/283 Surrender by Caroline Ashby to Charles Ashby 11 Sep 1894 of a piece of land originally forming part of the Duncroft estate and containing 1 acre. Consideration: œ200. And Draft. And Draft admission of Charles Ashby.
ACC/0809/MSS/284 Surrender 20 Mar 1902 1) Joshua Field, esq., trustee under will of Apsley Pellatt, deceased And Admission of 2) Thos. Apsley Rickman To piece of copyhold land in Withygate Field, No. 35 on Enclosure Award map, 1r.8p. To the uses of the will of A. Pellatt. (draft). Fine: £1.16s. Also 9 letters, 1902, on this.
ACC/0809/MSS/285 Surrender 20 Mar 1902 1) Joshua Field, esq., trustee under will of Apsley Pellatt, deceased And Admission of 2) Thos. Apsley Rickman To piece of copyhold land in Withygate Field, No. 35 on Enclosure Award map, 1r.8p. To the uses of the will of A. Pellatt. (draft). Fine: £1.16s. Also 9 letters, 1902, on this.
ACC/0809/MSS/286 Surrender May - Jul 1902 1) Thos. A. Rickman, trustee under will of Apsley Pellatt, deceased And Admission of 2) Capt. D. L. Macowen of 53 Drayton Gardens to 1r.8p. Withygate Field, No. 35 on Enclosure Award Consideration: £50. Fine: £1.16s. Also Requisitions as to identity of property, and replies by Steward, Steward's fees May 1902 £9.9.8. File of 9 letters and telegram. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 316 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/287 Surrender May - Jul 1902 1) Thos. A. Rickman, trustee under will of Apsley Pellatt, deceased And Admission of 2) Capt. D. L. Macowen of 53 Drayton Gardens to 1r.8p. Withygate Field, No. 35 on Enclosure Award Consideration: £50. Fine: £1.16s. Also Requisitions as to identity of property, and replies by Steward, Steward's fees May 1902 £9.9.8. File of 9 letters and telegram.
ACC/0809/MSS/288 Surrender May - Jul 1902 1) Thos. A. Rickman, trustee under will of Apsley Pellatt, deceased And Admission of 2) Capt. D. L. Macowen of 53 Drayton Gardens to 1r.8p. Withygate Field, No. 35 on Enclosure Award Consideration: £50. Fine: £1.16s. Also Requisitions as to identity of property, and replies by Steward, Steward's fees May 1902 £9.9.8. File of 9 letters and telegram.
ACC/0809/MSS/289 Surrender May - Jul 1902 1) Thos. A. Rickman, trustee under will of Apsley Pellatt, deceased And Admission of 2) Capt. D. L. Macowen of 53 Drayton Gardens to 1r.8p. Withygate Field, No. 35 on Enclosure Award Consideration: £50. Fine: £1.16s. Also Requisitions as to identity of property, and replies by Steward, Steward's fees May 1902 £9.9.8. File of 9 letters and telegram. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 317 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/290 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/291 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/292 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 318 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/293 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/294 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/295 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 319 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/296 Surrender 10 Jun 1915 1) Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, gent. 2) Sir Frank Swettenham of 43 Seymour St., London 3) Alex. Chas. Crowley, esq. Of 1a.1r.14p. in Staines, formerly part of Duncroft Estate, plan in margin. Engrossment and draft. Consideration: £450. Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 3., 25 letters, Steward's Fees, Aug. 1914 - Feb. 1915 £9, extract from will of Chas. Ashby dated 29 Jan. 1909. File of 26 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/297 Surrender by Ric. Pigg of all his copyhold 14 May 1740 premises in Staines to the use of his will. Presented 1st November 1751
ACC/0809/MSS/298 Surrender by John Reake of all copyhold 28 Jul 1743 premises to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/299 Surrender by John Finch of all his copyhold 14 Oct 1743 ACC/0809/MSS/299 Unfit premises in Staines to the use of his will. Note of Ewen's premises, Brighton's premises, Palmer's premises, Pound Mills And Jn. Finch's will, dated 12th Aug. 1768 devising the Pound Mills to his son Thos. Finch.
ACC/0809/MSS/300 Surrender by John Finch of all his copyhold 14 Oct 1743 ACC/0809/MSS/299 Unfit premises in Staines to the use of his will. Note of Ewen's premises, Brighton's premises, Palmer's premises, Pound Mills And Jn. Finch's will, dated 12th Aug. 1768 devising the Pound Mills to his son Thos. Finch.
ACC/0809/MSS/301 Surrender by Jn. Mason of all copyhold 9 Nov 1743 premises in Staines to the use of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/302 Surrender by Fran. Freak of all copyhold 9 Jan 1744 premises in Staines to the use of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/303 Surrender by Wm. Cottrell of cottage where he 28 Aug 1745 lives in Church End, Staines to the use of his will. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 320 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/304 Surrender by Mary Wapshott, widow, of all her 2 Aug 1746 copyhold premises in Staines to the use of her will. Presented 3rd Oct. 1746.
ACC/0809/MSS/305 Surrender by Hen. Sommer Sedley of all 8 Feb 1747 copyhold lands in Staines to the uses of his will. Presented 20th Oct. 1748.
ACC/0809/MSS/306 Surrender by Nic. Clifford of copyhold lands in 4 Feb 1748 Staines to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/307 Surrender by Edw. Hastler, of Staines, 29 Mar 1749 Cheesemonger, of copyhold estate in Staines to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/308 Surrender by Ed. Urlwin of messuage at Knowl 28 Mar 1750 Green with its barns to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/309 Surrender by Wm. Saunders of Staines of 2 Feb 1751 messuage and garden occupied by Jn. Hedington in Binbury St. als. Church End in Staines to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/310 Surrender by Thos. Russell of messuages in 27 Oct 1752 Middle Row in Staines occupied by Jn. Masting and widow Knight to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/311 Surrender by Thos. Bristoe of 12½ ac. called 9 Nov 1752 Thrifts Land to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/312 Surrender by Thos. Keeley of messuage at 26 May 1753 Knowl Green occupied by Thos. Keeley to the uses of his will. Presented 23rd Oct. 1753.
ACC/0809/MSS/313 Surrender by Jeremiah Neave of Staines, 29 May 1759 Apothecary, of copyhold property in Staines to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/314 Surrender by John Russell of messuages in the 3 Apr 1762 Middle Row, Staines, to the uses of his will. Presented 15th Oct. 1762.
ACC/0809/MSS/315 Surrender by Ed. Palmer of Staines, yeoman, 20 Jun 1762 of copyhold lands in Staines, to the uses of his will. Presented 13th Oct. 1762. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 321 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/316 Surrender by Thos. Miller, the younger, of 5 ac. 21 Oct 1763 meadow in Staines Lamasses, and 3 messuages occupied by Jn. Goring, Jn. Adams, Thos. Nicholls the younger, to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/317 Surrender by Eliz. Love, senior, widower (sic) of 27 Mar 1766 copyhold premises to the uses of her will. Enclosed: a note of Eliz. Love's premises. A cottage in Church End and a barn and orchard, ½ac. in Staines Mead. By her will, dated 27 March 1766 she leaves the above to Martha Love.
ACC/0809/MSS/318 Surrender by Jn. Bond of messuages by Frog 21 May 1770 Pond Pool in Staines to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/319 Surrender by Thos. Finch of Staines, Miller& 13 Nov 1772 Mealman, of copyhold premises to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/320 Surrender by Eliz. Pigott of Gracechurch St., S. 17 Sep 1776 Bennett Parish, London, wife of Thos. Pigott, widow of Wm. Roach, d. of Thos. Crate dec., of copyhold cottage with barn to the uses of her will.
ACC/0809/MSS/321 Surrender by John Roake of Staines, yeoman, 3 May 1788 of his copyhold premises to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/322 Surrender by Wm. Palmer of Staines, yeoman, 20 Dec 1788 of copyhold premises to the uses of his will.
ACC/0809/MSS/323 Surrender by Wm. Evitt of Wyvelsfield in 29 Oct 1799 Sussex, gent., of his copyhold premises to the uses of his will. Presented 11th Oct. 1800.
ACC/0809/MSS/324 Letters of Attorney and Surrender 20 Oct 1766 1. Mary Hodson of Huntingdon, widow 2. Robt. Hodson her son. Clerk in Holy orders of 5 ac. in Brook Furlong and Long Sean, 7 ac. arable in Thompson's Piece in Staines Field, 3 ac. in Long Furlong, 4 ac. meadow in ClayMead, 6 ac. in closed meadow called the Mead, 2 ac. in Staines Field, late the property of Geo. Shute of Laleham, father of 1, deceased. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 322 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/325 Letters of Attorney and Surrender 28 Aug 1769 1. Thos. Mole of Denham, Bucks, clerk 2. John Dawson of Uxbridge, gent., Of moiety of closes, Oat Close and Grafton Mead, containing 9 ac., behind the White Horse Inn, Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/326 Letter of Attorney and Surrender 25 Mar 1771 1. Ric. Hand of City of London, Cooper 2. Jabez Goldar of Uxbridge, gent. 3. Wm. Philby of Uxbridge, yeoman, Of little parcel 13 ft. 9 in. by 5 ft. 4 in. in a messuage called the Anchor Alehouse.
ACC/0809/MSS/327 Letter of Attorney 17 Oct 1771 1. Matt Duane of Lincoln's Inn, executor of Jn. Prestage 2. Tobias Pickering of Gt. Queen's St., Lincoln's Inn Fields For Admission to copyhold premises in Staines Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/328 Letter of Attorney 12 Oct 1772 1. Wm. Cox of Baltimore, Maryland, oilier and brewer, and Mary his wife 2. Thos. Finch of Staines 3. Thos. Finch jnr., his nephew 4. Wilson Pearson of Cumberland 5. John Henry of the Temple Estate of Jn. Goldhawk, deceased, in Staines Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/329 Letter of Attorney 24 Oct 1775 1. Mrs. Sarah Parson, of Colnbrook, widow 2. John Norton of New Windsor, gent. 3. John Thompson of New Windsor, gent. to be Admitted to 4 ac. in Little Thickthorn, 2 roods in Further Thickthorn, 1 ac. 2 roods in Barham piece, 4 ac. in Claresfield in Stanwell and 1 ac. called London Stone Acre.
ACC/0809/MSS/330 Letter of Attorney 10 Nov 1779 1. John Somner Sedley 2. John Dawson of Uxbridge, gent. to be admitted to moiety of 9 ac. in closes called Oat Close and Grafton Mead bequeathed to 1. by Rev. Thos. Mole. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 323 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/331 Letter of Attorney 25 Mar 1780 1. Sam.Hartley of York St., Covent Garden, linen draper 2. Tobias Pickering of Gt. Queen St., Lincoln's Inn Fields To be Admitted to messuage with 5 ac. called Duncroft mortgaged to him by Jn. Collins.
ACC/0809/MSS/332 Letter of Attorney 15 May 1780 1. Robt. Jemmet of Whitchurch, Oxford, gent., Committee of estate of Mary Machen, widow, a lunatic 2. John Parry of Grey's Inn, gent. to be Admitted to a moiety of a meadow called Shuting Off Close with a Malthouse in the S.E. part of Staines between the road to Laleham, north and the River Thames, left to Mary Machen by Henry Hyde.
ACC/0809/MSS/333 Letter of Attorney 2 Apr 1781 1. Robt. Jemmet of Whitchurch, Oxford, gent. 2. John Parry of Gray's Inn, gent., To a moiety of a meadow called Shooting Off Close with a malthouse as in ACC/0809/MSS/332.
ACC/0809/MSS/334 Letter of Attorney 29 Nov 1785 1. Sam. Hartley of Bedford Sq., esq. 2. Tobias Pickering of New London St., near Tottenham Court Road, gent. 3. Wm. Stone of Staines, yeoman. To be admitted to 1½ ac. with house and barn in Binbury End.
ACC/0809/MSS/335 Letter of Attorney 3 Jul 1792 1. Sarah Plis of Egham, widow 2. Thos. Burton of Egham, Innkeeper To be Admitted to copyhold lands in Staines, the property of the late Thos. Plim, her son.
ACC/0809/MSS/336 Letter of Attorney 21 Nov 1793 1. Geo. Simon, Earl Harcourt, Viscount Huneham 2. Wm. Cowden of the King's Mews, Westminster, gent., To be Admitted to a messuage and 5 ac. called Duncroft, 1½ ac. and house and barn at Binbury End except the messuage surrendered by Hath Stackhouse to Robt. Ashby. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 324 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/337 Letter of Attorney 17 Sep 1795 1. Ed. Eyre of Batn, esq. 2. Geo. Belt of Richmond, gent. 3. Lewis Wynes of Staines, carpenter 4. Wm. Shortland of Staines, yeoman To be Admitted and to surrender 5 cottages (formerly 4) at Church End. Note of presentment 21st Nov. 1795
ACC/0809/MSS/338 Letter of Attorney 24 Jul 1798 1. Geo. Simon, Earl Harcourt, Viscount Nuneham 2. Wm. Cowden of the Kings Mews, gent. Piece of ground and cottage and other buildings lately staked and set out on Moor Lane, Staines. Presented 17th Sept. 1798.
ACC/0809/MSS/339 Letter of Attorney 9 Aug 1779 1. Michael Ridge of Loughrea, Galway, esq. 2. John Dawson of Uxbridge, gent. To be Admitted to copyhold premises in Staines, the estate of the late Jn. Ridge.
ACC/0809/MSS/340 Letters of Attorney 3 Aug 1803 1. Thos. Burnett of Laleham, esq. 2. Zacharia Foxall of Ashford, esq. 3. Mary Burnett of Laleham, widow to be Admitted to 4 ac. lying dispersedly in the Common Field of Stanwell, called Cleersfield, 1 ac. called London Stone Acre, 4 ac. in Little Thickthorn, ½ acre in Further Thickthorn, 1½ ac. meadow in Bartham Field, and 3 ac. 3 roods 3p. in Cleersfield awarded by the Enclosure Committioners on 5th March 1792.
ACC/0809/MSS/341 Pewer of Attorney 12 Jun 1804 1. Geo. Simon, Earl Harcourt, Viscount Nuneham 2. Wm. Cowden of the King's Mews, gent. 3. Jn. Palmer Chichester of Arlington, Devon, esq. To Surrender messuage and 5 ac. called Bancroft, 1½ ac. with house and barn at Church end, Staines to 3. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 325 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/342 Power of Attorney 19 Oct 1804 1. Susanna Moor of Tamworth, Warwick, widow 2. John Grave of Furnival's Inn, London, gent. To be Admitted to 2 gardens and messuages at Shortwood, Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/343 Letter of Attorney 3 Jan 1806 1. Ed. Eyre of Bath, esq. 2. Jn. Hughes of the King's Bench Walk, gent. 3. Chas. Jenings of the King's Bench Walks, gent. 4. Lewis Wynes of Staines, carpenter To Surrender 5 cottages (formerly 4) at Church End. to the use of 4. Presented 9 June 1806.
ACC/0809/MSS/344 Letter of Attorney 14 Oct 1809 1. Ric. Wyatt of Thorpe, Surrey, esq. 2. Wm. Clarke of Chertzey 3. Jos. White the younger of Staines To Re-surrender 3 messuages (formerly 5) in Staines To Jas. Treble of Staines, shopkeeper. Presented 14 Oct. 1809
ACC/0809/MSS/345 Letters of Attorney 27 Sep 1809 1. Rev. Geo. Stone of Hopton, Suffolk 2. Hen. Horne of Staines, gent. To Surrender 4 ac. of meadow in Ravenhaw Hill or Draper's Mead and 10 ac. meadow called Thames Field, adjoining Savory's Wear.
ACC/0809/MSS/346 Letter of Attorney 7 Apr 1810 1. Mary Bovet of Staines, widow 2. Hen. Horne of Staines, gent. 3. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent. 4. Hen. Honnor of Laleham, yeoman To Surrender 6 ac. in Brock Furlong and Clay Mead in Staines Field in several pieces to the use of 4. Presented 17 April 1810. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 326 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/347 Power of Attorney 2 Nov 1811 1. Thos. Prestage of Colchester, esq. 2. Jn. Darby of Gray's Inn Square, gent. 3. Ephraim Pasmore of Staines, coachmaker To Surrender messuage next to the White Lion Inn, Staines and to take from 3 the sum of £355 being the residue of the purchase money of the above property.
ACC/0809/MSS/348 Power of Attorney 12 Jun 1812 1. Mary Ann Hales of Winchester, spinster 2. Fletcher Wilkie, Major, and Eliz. his wife 3. Ed. Sanderson of Worcs., esq., and Harriet his wife 4. Chas. Lewis Phipps 5. Jos. Ward of Bedford Square, gent., James Knox of Bedford Square, gent. To 5. and 6. to Surrender 16 ac. called Bellgrove Piece in Knowll Green, part of the estate of the late Sir Chris Hales.
ACC/0809/MSS/349 Letter of Attorney 6 Oct 1814 1. Wm. Grinfield of Hilingdon, mealman 2. John Hull of Uxbridge, mealman 3. Hen. Horne of Egham, gent. 4. Randolph Horne of Egham, gent. 5. Wm. Holgate of Staines, mealman To 3. and 4. to Surrender 2 roods 6 perches of meadow formerly occupied by Jn. Roake and Hen. Styles garden and use of way down Penny Lane with stables. to the use of 5.
ACC/0809/MSS/350 Letter of Attorney 20 Apr 1815 1. Martha Morris of Windsor, widow 2. John Turney of Pudding Lane, surgeon 3. Nath. Stubbins of Holme Pierre Point, Notts. 4. Jos. Morris of Langley, Bucks., clerk To 4. to be Admitted to copyhold premises in Staines the property of the late John Morris of Feltham Hill.
ACC/0809/MSS/351 Letter of Attorney 4 Jun 1816 1. Wm. Seymour of Staines 2. Hen. Horne of Staines 3. Randolph Horne of Staines To Surrender his copyhold premises in Staines to the use of Watson Seymour of Tichborn Street, Haymarket, liveryman. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 327 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/352 Letter of Attorney 25 May 1816 1. John Ivall of Bishop's Sutton, coachmaker 2. Henry Horne of Staines 3. Randolph Horne of Staines To Surrender 2 messuages on the north side of Staines Street and stable occupied by Wm. Taylor and Thos. Dex
ACC/0809/MSS/353 Letter of Attorney 27 Aug 1877 1. Martha Quinle of Abingdon, widow 2. Henry Horne of Egham, gent. 3. Randolph Horne of Egham 4. Thos. South of Staines, yeoman To 2. and 3. to Surrender 5 ac. in Staines Field to the use of 4.
ACC/0809/MSS/354 Letter of Attorney 24 Dec 1817 1. Martha Morris of New Windsor, widow 2. John Turney of Pudding Lane, apothecary 3. Henry Horne of Staines 4. Randolph Horne 5. Geo. Fournier of Staines, esq. To Surrender 3 roods called Oat Close to the use of 5.
ACC/0809/MSS/355 Letter of Attorney 25 Nov 1819 1. Fred. Thurbin of Harmondsworth, Brewer 2. Andrew Lovering Sarel of Surrey Street, the Strand, gent. 3. Thos. Billings of Down Street, Piccadilly, gent. To Surrender messuage called the Packhorse Public House at shooting off and yard and garden next the River Thames to the use of 3.
ACC/0809/MSS/356 Power of Attorney 30 Apr 1822 1. John Palmer Chichester of Arlington, Devon, esq. 2. Thos. Desman of Russell Square 3. Wm. Hunter Baillie of Cavendish Square 4. Rev. Morgan Hughes of Knightsbridge 5. Rev. Hen. Garrioch Vernon of Gt. Bromley 6. Hen. Burgess of Curzon Street, Mayfair 7. Sam. Jerram of the Poultry in the City, tea dealer To 6. to Surrender messuage and 5 ac. called Duncroft 1½ ac., house and barn at Church End To the use of 7. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 328 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/357 Power of Attorney 12 Dec 1822 1. Thos. Billings of St. Luke, Chelsea, gent. 2. Andrew Lovering Sarel of Surrey Street, Strand, gent. 3. Wm. Harris of Staines, Middlesex, brewer To be Admitted to messuage called the Pack Horse Public House at Shooting Off and garden on the River Thames To the use of 3.
ACC/0809/MSS/358 Power of Attorney 27 Apr 1827 1. Jeremiah Styles of Goldnen Ho., Hartlebury, Worcs. 2. Randolph Horne of Staines, gent. 3. Wm. Holgate of Staines, cornchandler To 2. to Surrender cottage with barn at Knowle Green occupied by Wm. Pavey To the use of 3.
ACC/0809/MSS/359 Power of Attorney 27 Apr 1827 1. Jeremiah Styles of Worcs. 2. Randolph Horne of Staines 3. Mark Pike of Staines, yeoman To Surrender 3 roods of copyhold land To the use of 3.
ACC/0809/MSS/360 Power of Attorney 28 Apr 1832 1. Howell Wooster Powell of Ripley, Harrowgate, clerk 2. Randolph Horne, Staines, gent. 3. John Goring of Staines, butcher To be admitted to messuage occupied by Thos. Goring To the use of 3.
ACC/0809/MSS/361 Power of Attorney 14 May 1841 1. Geo. Grote of Threadneedle Street, esq. 2. Wm. Townsend of Doctors Commons, esq. 3. Thos. Bonnet of Little Hampton, Sussex, esq. 4. Ran. Horne of Staines To surrender 1ac.6p. in Hengrove Field (112 on the Enclosure Award Map) granted to Henry Bullock. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 329 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/362 Power of Attorney 2 Nov 1841 1. Thos. Fred. Maples of Old Jewry, gent. 2. Wm. Ogle Hunt of Old Jury, gent. 3. Wm. Hemming, 4. Jn. Norman, both of Fredericke Place, Old Jewry, gents To Surrender messuages with barns in Staines occupied by Mary Evitt to be bought by Sam. Hedge of Staines, carpenter, for £330
ACC/0809/MSS/363 Power of Attorney 21 Dec 1901 1. Joshua Field of Latchmere, Ham Common 2. Cecil Dowson of 17 Spring Gardens, London, solicitor 3. Thos. Apsley Rickman of Addlestone, esq. To 2 to Surrender copyhold land in Withygate Field To the use of 3. Steward's fees, May 1901, March 1902 £8.17.0 9 letters pinned together.
ACC/0809/MSS/364 Conditional Surrender by Mrs. Elizabeth Wicks 13 Sep 1676 to Charles Price of "seven acres planted with Cherry Trees and other fruit trees" [position given] to secure œ309.
ACC/0809/MSS/365 Quitclaim by Elizabeth Wicks and others of 17 Oct 1677 seventeen acres planted with fruit trees and also of seven acres of land in favour of John Rogers and Charles Price in whose respective possession they now are.
ACC/0809/MSS/366 Indenture of Release between Elizabeth Wicks 9 Nov 1677 and Richard her son and John Rogers the elder and his son John; Several closes or parcels of land in Staines. 2 pendant seals.
ACC/0809/MSS/367 Conditional Surrender 1 Jun 1744 1. Wm. Roach and Eliz. his wife 2. Ed. Willson of the Precinct of the Savoy in the Strand Of Premises in Staines for securing £30 and Interest payable on 1 Dec. 1744 (copy) (Copyhold Cottage). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 330 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/368 Conditional Surrender by 13 Dec 1751 1. Jn. Spurr, gent., to 2) Jn. Hudson, carver and gilder Of 4 copyhold cottages in Church End new occupied by Mary Saunder, Benj. Bavin, Thos. Stone. Presented at Court 20 Dec. 1752 for securing £255 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/369 Conditional Surrender by 14 Oct 1752 1. Robt. Sumner to 2. Damaris Sumner, his mother, widow Of 3 messuages in Staines occupied by Robt. Sumner, Ric. Nicholson, Rebecca Conaway, for securing £150 and interest. Presented at Court 20 Oct. 1752.
ACC/0809/MSS/370 Conditional Surrender by; Mrs. Collett to the 21 Dec 1753 Minister and officers of Bedfont of 4 acres known as Nun Mead Pool close; to secure œ73.
ACC/0809/MSS/371 Conditional Surrender by 9 Apr 1754 1. Robt. Sumner 2. Damaris Sumner Of 3 messuages in Staines to secure £230 and interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/372 Conditional Surrender 1 Jan 1760 1. Peter Page 2. Hen. Hyde Of moiety of a parcel of meadow called Shuting Off Close with a barn in S.E, Staines for securing £156. Presented at Court 24 Oct. 1760.
ACC/0809/MSS/373 Conditional Surrender 13 May 1760 1. Ric Limbrey 2. Jn. Gibbons of Stanwell, now Sir J. Gibbons, Bart. Of "an ayte in the River Thames" and a cottage in Binbury Shott otherwise Church End To secure £300 and interest. Presented at Court 15 Oct. 1762. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 331 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/374 Surrender by 14 Apr 1764 1. Mary Perryman of Datchett, widow, to 2. Thos. Perryman of New Windsor, baker and son of Mary, and 3. Wm. Eatwell of Windsor Castle, gent. 12½ acres in Laleham or Staines, i.e. 9½ acres in a Shot called Piece Aish, 1½ acres belonging to Knowle Green Farm 1 acre in Staines, 1 acre in Oatlands Shot, 1 acre in Broad Shot (sic). Abuttals given. To secure £100.
ACC/0809/MSS/375 Conditional Surrender by 17 Jun 1767 1. Sir Chris. Hales of Hammersmith, bart., to 2. Thos. Cousins of Grantham, gent. 3. Hen. Boulton of Uppingham, Rutland, esq. 16 acres in Bell Grove Piece, Knowle Green, Staines, and 1½ acres and house in Church End (subject to a Conditional Surrender by 1 to 3 to secure £600 dated 10 Oct. 1766). To secure £200 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/376 Conditional Surrender by 6 Mar 1767 1. Acton Freak, carpenter, to 2. Wm. Tovery, farmer Cottage in Staines where Fran. Freak lived and the reversion thereof. To secure £50 and Interest to be paid on 6 Sept. 1767.
ACC/0809/MSS/377 Conditional Surreyder by 4 Oct 1768 1. Eliz. Roach, widow, to 2. Matt. Poole Of cottage inherited from her father Thos. Crate and reversion. To secure £100 and interest to be paid on 4th Oct. 1769.
ACC/0809/MSS/378 Conditional Surrender 27 Nov 1770 1. Jas. Hill 2. Wm. Ivall of Bentworth, Hants, husbandman Of 2 messuages formerly 3 on the north side of Staines Street, late occupied by Jn. Conway and - Stanton, widow, and the stable occupied by Wm. Roe and Geo. Dexter. To secure £200 and Interest to be paid on 27 May 1771. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 332 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/379 Conditional Surrender 21 Feb 1770 1. Acton Freak, carpenter 2. Peter Monkhouse of Staines, calicoe printer Of copyhold messuage late occupied by Fran. Freak and the reversion To secure £55 and interest to be paid on 21 Aug. 1770.
ACC/0809/MSS/380 Conditional Surrender 19 Jan 1771 1. Robt. Frime 2. Stephen Shrubb, gent. Of 2 messuages at Knowll Green near the highway leading to Kingston East and the Reversion. To secure £20 and Interest to be paid on 19 July 1771.
ACC/0809/MSS/381 Conditional Surrender by 2 Feb 1771 1. Sir Chris Hales, bart., to 2. Mary Hubbard of Barleythorpe, Leics., widow Of 16 acres called Bell Grove Piece in Knowle Green and 1½ acres and a house in Binbury End. To secure £800 and interest to be paid on 11th July 1771 (being the same sum secured by Indenture of Assignment 11 Jan. 1771).
ACC/0809/MSS/382 Conditional Surrender 12 Jun 1772 1. Jn. Collins 2. Sarah Bowles of Bartlett Bldgs., Holborn, spinster Of 5 cottages (formerly 4) in Church End, Staines. To secure £1,800 and Interest to be paid on 12 Dec. 1772.
ACC/0809/MSS/383 Conditional Surrender 12 Jun 1772 1. Jn. Collins 2. Sarah Bowles of Bartlett Blgs., Holborn, spinster Of messuage and 6 acres called Duncroft in Staines and one third of a messuage at Church End To secure £1,800 and Interest to be paid on 12 Dec. 1772. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 333 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/384 Conditional Surrender 30 Jul 1773 1. Hester King, wife of Geo. King 2. Ed. Hawkins of Brompton, gent. Of 7 acres planted with trees formerly the estate of Eliz. Weekes adjoining the Old Nursery and 1 acre of freehold land bought of Jn. Wicks. To secure £400 and Interest to be paid on 16 Jan. 1774.
ACC/0809/MSS/385 Conditional Surrender 31 Jan 1774 1. John Ridge 2. John Dawson of Uxbridge, esq. Moiety of closes called Oat Close and Grafton Mead. To secure £100 and Interest to be paid on 31 Jan. 1775 Warrant of satisfaction from J. Dawson attached.
ACC/0809/MSS/386 Conditional Surrender by 16 Apr 1774 1. Jn. Ridge of Dublin, to 2. Wm. Burke of Beaconsfield, esq. 3. Chris Hargrave of Lincoln's Inn, gent. Of moiety of closes called Oat Close and Grafton Mead. To secure £600 and Interest to be paid on 16 April 1775.
ACC/0809/MSS/387 Conditional Surrender 26 Nov 1774 1. Sir Chris. Hales, Bart. 2. Chris Nevile, The Close, Lincoln, esq. 3. Jonathan Field, The Close, Lincoln, esq. Of 16 acres in Bell Grove Piece, Knowle Green, and 1½ acres and house and barn in Church End. To secure £1,064 and Interest. Endorsement: Acknowledgment signed by me on back of the copy of this Surrender that the same was filed among the Court Rolls. 26 Nov. 1773 (?) J.P.
ACC/0809/MSS/388 Conditional Surrender 10 Jul 1776 1. Jn. Richardson 2. Wm. Evitt of St. Martin in the Fields, pastry cook. Messuage occupied by 1. To secure £200 and Interest to be paid on 10 July 1777. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 334 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/389 Conditional Surrender 1 Jul 1776 1. John Gammon of Staines, yeoman, and Eliz. his wife 2. John Maddock of Staines, victualler Of a cottage at Garretts Green in Staines. To secure £50 and Interest to be paid on 1 Jan. 1777.
ACC/0809/MSS/390 Conditional Surrender 12 Nov 1779 1. Jn. Collins 2. Sam. Hartley of Covent Garden, linen draper Of messuage and 5 acres called Duncroft in Staines to secure £1400 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/391 Conditional Surrender 9 Mar 1784 1. Sam. Hartley of Staines, esq. 2. Col. Jas. Hartley of Caroline St., Bedford Square. Messuage and 5 acres called Duncroft at Staines and 5 cottages (formerly 4) in Church End. To secure £2700 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/392 Conditional Surrender 2 Jan 1796 1. Thos. Mills 2. Sam Pritchard of Staines, mealman Of 5 acres in Staines Field. To secure £150 and Interest. Presented in Court 20 April 1790.
ACC/0809/MSS/393 Conditional Surrender 3 Jun 1791 1. Jas. Palmer 2. Thos. Goring of Staines, butcher 6 acres in Staines field occupied by John Palmer and messuage and orchard in Knowle Green occupied by John Beard. To secure £80 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/394 Conditional Surrender 8 Aug 1795 1. Sam. Gregory 2. Thos. Ashby the younger of Staines, mealman Of cottage and barn on east side of workhouse in Staines. To secure £40 and Interest. Presented at Court 19 Dec. 1795. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 335 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/395 Conditional Surrender 8 Nov 1796 1. John Goring 2. Thos. South of Staines, innkeeper 3 houses in Staines occupied by J. Goring, Dan Wilson, Thos. White. To secure £250 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/396 Conditional Surrender 12 Apr 1798 1. Ed. Appleton 2. Jn. Gammon of Staines, yeoman 9 acres in Staines occupied by John Palmer. To secure £30 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/397 Conditional Surrender 25 Jan 1799 1. Ed. Appleton 2. Jn. Gammon of Staines, yeoman 9 acres in Staines late occupied by Jn. Palmer, deceased. To secure £30 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/398 Conditional Surrender 6 Feb 1801 1. Ed. Appleton 2. Jas. Wigley of Staines, yeoman 9 acres in Staines late occupied by Jn. Palmer, deceased. To secure £50 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/399 Conditional Surrender 22 May 1807 1. Jas. Wigley 2. John Gammon of Staines, yeoman 9 acres in Staines occupied by Jas. Wigley. To secure £250 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/400 Conditional Surrender 5 Mar 1812 1. Ed. Crowley of Staines, mealman 2. Wm. Thomas of Wyrardisbury, Bucks., coppersmith Moiety of meadow called Shooting Off Close with a barn between the road to Laleham north and the River Thames containing 1 statute acre and brick house. To secure £600 and Interest. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 336 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/401 Conditional Surrender 11 Apr 1816 1. Thos. Goring, butcher 2. John Goring 3 cottages in Staines, occupied by Thos. and Jn. Goring. To secure £2000 and Interest. Warrant of acknowledgment by Jn. Goring attached.
ACC/0809/MSS/402 Conditional Surrender 28 Jun 1820 1. Sam. Atkins of Staines, esq. 2. Wm. Holgate of Staines, corndealer 4 acres arable land in Little Thick Thorn now an orchard. Security for £100 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/403 Conditional Surrender 12 Nov 1829 1. Jas. Wigley of Staines, yeoman 2. Hen. Wapshott of Egham, gent. 9 acres occupied by Jas. Wigley. Security for £300 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/404 Conditional Surrender 7 Apr 1832 1. Robt. Ashby of Staines, mealman 2. Jn. Chippindale of the Lodge, Hillingdon, esq. acre in Church End with a brick house. Security for £750 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/405 Conditional Surrender 3 Mar 1837 1. Thos. Dexter of Staines, corn merchant 2. Thos. Ashby 3. Hen., Chas., Fred and Skidmore Ashby, bankers 2 messuages, formerly 3, on the north side of Staines Street occupied by Thos. Dexter & Sam Taylor and stable occupied by Wm. Roe and Geo. Dexter. Security for £500 and Interest. Warrant of acknowledgment by Thos. Dexter.
ACC/0809/MSS/406 Conditional Surrender 1 Aug 1838 1. Ephraim Pasmore of Staines, coachmaker 2. John Mather of Charlton, Sunbury, gent. Of cottage and garden at Butts Green, Staines, and waste ground occupied by Wm. Lewis. Security for £400 and Interest. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 337 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/407 Conditional Surrender 3 Aug 1838 1. Wm. Cousins 2. Hen. Wapshott of Egham, yeoman Of 2 cottages under one roof and garden at Church End at Staines. Security for £100 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/408 Conditional Surrender 10 Oct 1839 1. Wm. Henry Booker 2. Thos. South of Staines, yeoman Cottage in Church End occupied by Gregory Howson. Security for £150 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/409 Conditional Surrender 20 Mar 1840 1. Geo. Cunnick Wilson of Stratford Green, Essex, yeoman 2. Israel Lemon of Camden Cottages, St. Pancras, esq. of 23 acres in Laleham, of which ½ acre is in Knowle Green Farm. To secure £665. 8. 6. and £1,389. 11. 6.
ACC/0809/MSS/410 Conditional Surrender 21 Apr 1845 1. Ephraim Pasmore of Staines, coachmaker 2. Mary Pasmore of Tiddenham, Glos., spinster Of cottage and orchard in Bulls Green, Staines and wasteland adjoining. To secure £300 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/411 Conditional Surrender 16 Jan 1846 1. Wm. Cousins of Staines, esq. 2. Jas. Summersby of Laleham, gent. Of cottage and butcher's shop, Church End, Staines. To secure £200 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/412 Conditional Surrender 20 Aug 1846 1. Wm. Cousins of Staines, esq. 2. James Summersby of Laleham, gent. Of 2 cottages under one roof and garden in Church End now better described as messuage and butcher's shop. To secure £80 and Interest. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 338 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/413 Conditional Surrender 20 Jul 1853 1. Wm. Holgate of Staines, coal merchant 2. James Lane of Staines, linen draper Of a cottage and orchard at Knowle Green, bounds given. To secure £400 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/414 Conditional Surrender 26 May 1855 1. Wm. Holgate, esq. 2. Jas. Fordham Harriss of Beaulah Hill, Norwood, esq. Of cottage and garden at Knowle Green, bounds given. To secure £1,000 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/415 Conditional Surrender 18 Jun 1880 1. Harden Honnor 2. Rev. George Coleman and others Of 5 acres of land in Staines Field, of a piece of land known as Love or Dark Lane, seven acres in Staines Field, and a further parcel of twelve acres. To secure £4,800. And Correspondence. 2 items
ACC/0809/MSS/416 Conditional Surrender 28 Jul 1880 1. P. W. de la Motte 2. Messrs. Platt, Taylor & Todd Of a messuage on the north side of the High Street. To secure £800.
ACC/0809/MSS/417 Conditional Surrender 31 Dec 1880 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Messrs. Biggallays, Westall & Spence Of 2 third part shares in 2 messuages in the High Street and in 4 cottages in Butts Green and also a whole parcel of waste ground adjoining one of the said cottages. As security for a debt of £1,374.11s. And Copy Draft. And Correspondence, Oct. 1880-Feb. 1881. 13 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 339 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/418 Conditional Surrender 31 Dec 1880 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Messrs. Biggallays, Westall & Spence Of 2 third part shares in 2 messuages in the High Street and in 4 cottages in Butts Green and also a whole parcel of waste ground adjoining one of the said cottages. As security for a debt of £1,374.11s. And Copy Draft. And Correspondence, Oct. 1880-Feb. 1881. 13 items
ACC/0809/MSS/419 Conditional Surrender 31 Dec 1880 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Messrs. Biggallays, Westall & Spence Of 2 third part shares in 2 messuages in the High Street and in 4 cottages in Butts Green and also a whole parcel of waste ground adjoining one of the said cottages. As security for a debt of £1,374.11s. And Copy Draft. And Correspondence, Oct. 1880-Feb. 1881. 13 items
ACC/0809/MSS/420 Conditional Surrender 27 Jul 1882 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Mrs. Warner and others Of 2 third part shares in 2 copyhold messuages in the High Street, and 2 third part shares in four cottages in Butts Green and a parcel of waste land adjoining one of the said cottages. To secure £2,300. 3 copies
ACC/0809/MSS/421 Conditional Surrender 27 Jul 1882 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Mrs. Warner and others Of 2 third part shares in 2 copyhold messuages in the High Street, and 2 third part shares in four cottages in Butts Green and a parcel of waste land adjoining one of the said cottages. To secure £2,300. 3 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 340 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/422 Conditional Surrender 27 Jul 1882 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Mrs. Warner and others Of 2 third part shares in 2 copyhold messuages in the High Street, and 2 third part shares in four cottages in Butts Green and a parcel of waste land adjoining one of the said cottages. To secure £2,300. 3 copies
ACC/0809/MSS/423 Conditional Surrender 9 Jan 1885 1. Mrs. H. B. South and T. D. South 2. Mrs. J. D. Drysdale Of 3 messuages in London Road and another messuage known as 'Jackpenny'. With Plan. To secure £2,500. And 3 Drafts. And Correspondence.
ACC/0809/MSS/424 Conditional Surrender 9 Jan 1885 1. Mrs. H. B. South and T. D. South 2. Mrs. J. D. Drysdale Of 3 messuages in London Road and another messuage known as 'Jackpenny'. With Plan. To secure £2,500. And 3 Drafts. And Correspondence.
ACC/0809/MSS/425 Instructions for the Conditional Surrender of n.d. (1885) South. And Draft. And Correspondence.
ACC/0809/MSS/426 Instructions for the Conditional Surrender of n.d. (1885) South. And Draft. And Correspondence.
ACC/0809/MSS/427 Conditional Surrender 13 Feb 1889 1. John South 2. Charles Pearce Parcel of land in Ashford Field containing 4 acres, and another parcel containing one acre. To secure £600. And Draft. And Instructions to Counsel to settle draft. And Correspondence. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 341 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/428 Conditional Surrender 13 Feb 1889 1. John South 2. Charles Pearce Parcel of land in Ashford Field containing 4 acres, and another parcel containing one acre. To secure £600. And Draft. And Instructions to Counsel to settle draft. And Correspondence.
ACC/0809/MSS/429 Conditional Surrender 10 Oct 1889 1. T.D. South 2. Mrs. A. K. Johnson and J. J. Darley Of 3 copyhold messuages in London Road and a further messuage known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £2,524.15.11. And Copy Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/430 Conditional Surrender 10 Oct 1889 1. T.D. South 2. Mrs. A. K. Johnson and J. J. Darley Of 3 copyhold messuages in London Road and a further messuage known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £2,524.15.11. And Copy Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/431 Conditional Surrender 10 Oct 1889 1. T. D. South 2. F. J. Tingle Of 3 copyhold tenements in London Road and a tenement known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £700. And Copy Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/432 Conditional Surrender 10 Oct 1889 1. T. D. South 2. F. J. Tingle Of 3 copyhold tenements in London Road and a tenement known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £700. And Copy Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/433 Copy Draft Conditional Surrender 1889 1. Thomas Denton South 2. Mrs. J. D. Drysdale Of 3 copyhold messuages in London Road and another messuage known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £2,500 and £4.5. per cent interest. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 342 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/434 Correspondence Sep - Oct 1889 Darley and Cumberland to Horne and Engall. Re T. D. South. 17 items
ACC/0809/MSS/435 Conditional Surrender 13 Aug 1891 1. T. D. South 2. A. Barker Of 3 cottages in London Road and another cottage in the same street, known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £3,505. And Copy. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MSS/436 Conditional Surrender 13 Aug 1891 1. T. D. South 2. A. Barker Of 3 cottages in London Road and another cottage in the same street, known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £3,505. And Copy. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MSS/437 Conditional Surrender 13 Aug 1891 1. T. D. South 2. A. Barker Of 3 cottages in London Road and another cottage in the same street, known as 'Jackpenny'. To secure £3,505. And Copy. And Correspondence. 7 items
ACC/0809/MSS/438 Indenture of Mortgage, amended. Printed, 2 1900 copies, blank. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 343 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/439 Conditional Surrender 29 Jun 1904 1. Edwin Denyer of 25 to 28 High Street, Windsor, silk mercer 2. Selina Frances Denyer of Fernhurst, Osborne Road, Windsor, wife of 1. Of messuage used as 2 cottages near Frog Pond (now filled in) in Knowle Green, occupied by Kirkpatrick Terry. To secure £640 and Interest. (2 Drafts). Also Mortgage dated 11 May 1904, and 7 letters, 6 typewritten.
ACC/0809/MSS/440 Warrant of Satisfaction 20 Feb 1770 1. Eliz. Frankling, wife of John, of St. James, Middlesex, husbandman 2. Acton Freak of Staines, carpenter For £52.10s. paid to 2 on a messuage and garden in Staines conditionally surrendered to Wm. Tovery.
ACC/0809/MSS/441 Warrant of Satisfaction 22 Dec 1770 1. Thos. Cousins of Grantham, Lincs., gent. 2. Sir Chris. Hales of Hammersmith, bart. To 2. for £200 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/442 Warrant of Satisfaction 11 Jan 1771 1. Hen. Boulton of Uppingham, Rutland, Esq. 2. Sir Chris. Hales of Hammersmith, bart. To 2. for £600 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/443 Warrant of Satisfaction 10 Oct 1774 1. Mary Hubbard of Barleythorpe, Rutland, widow 2. Sir Chris. Hales of Hammersmith, bart. To 2. for £800 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/444 Receipt of 25 Aug 1774 1. John Russell to 2. Ann Bond, Senior In satisfaction of a Bond for £12.
ACC/0809/MSS/445 Warrant of Satisfaction 10 Jul 1776 1. Jn. Richardson and Eliz. his wife 2. John Miles To 1. for £200 and Interest. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 344 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/446 Warrant of Satisfaction 30 Apr 1777 1. Christopher Nevile of Wellingore, Leics. 2. Jonathan Field of the Close, Lincoln, esq. 3. Sir Chris. Hales of Hammersmith, bart. For £1,064.4s.6d. and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/447 Authority to Acknowledge Satisfaction 28 Jul 1786 1. Col. Jas. Hartley of Caroline Street, Bedford Square 2. Sam. Hartley For £2,700 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/448 Warrant of Satisfaction 1 Mar 1791 1. John Goring, butcher 2. James Palmer of Staines, labourer for £25.
ACC/0809/MSS/449 Warrant of Satisfaction 29 Feb 1796 1. Jonathan Bagnal of Anne Street, Dublin, gent. and Catherine his wife 2. John Ridge of St. Margarets, Westminster, esq., deceased For £800 charged by 2. on his copyhold premises as a portion for his eldest daughter.
ACC/0809/MSS/450 Authority to Acknowledge Satisfaction 5 Feb 1796 1. Wm. Burke of Beaconsfield, Bucks., esq. 2. John Ridge, the son of Jn. Ridge of St. Margarets, Westminster, deceased For £600 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/451 Authority to enter Satisfaction 25 Jun 1796 1. Thos. Ashby the younger of Staines, mealman 2. Sam. Gregory of Staines, baker For £167.17.6.
ACC/0809/MSS/452 Authority to enter Satisfaction 8 Feb 1800 1. John Gammon of Staines, yeoman 2. Ed. Appleton of Feltham, labourer For £63.
ACC/0809/MSS/453 Authority to enter Satisfaction 11 Apr 1809 1. Sam. Pritchard 2. Thos. Mills, deceased 3. Thos. South For £159.11.6. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 345 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/454 Authority to enter Satisfaction 2 Oct 1809 1. Ric. Wyatt 2. - Treble For £120 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/455 Authority to enter Satisfaction 4 Mar 1816 1. Eliz. King of Stanwell, widow 2. Wm. King For £400 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/456 Warrant of Satisfaction 21 Feb 1834 1. Jn. Chippindale of the Lodge, Hillingdon, esq. 2. Robt. Ashby of Staines, a bankrupt For £783.18.9.
ACC/0809/MSS/457 Warrant of Satisfaction 17 Oct 1844 1. Executor of Israel Lemon, late of Camden Cottages, St. Pancras, deceased 2. Geo. Cunnick Wilson of Stratford Green, Essex For £2,055 and Interest.
ACC/0809/MSS/458 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 20 May 1846 surrender in 1838 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. John Mather.
ACC/0809/MSS/459 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 20 Jul 1844 surrender 1. William Cousins 2. Henry Wapshott.
ACC/0809/MSS/460 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 10 Jan 1849 surrender 1. William Cousins 2. Mrs. M. B. Summersby and others in 1846 2 copies
ACC/0809/MSS/461 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 10 Jan 1849 surrender 1. William Cousins 2. Mrs. M. B. Summersby and others in 1846 2 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 346 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/462 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 30 Jul 1849 surrender 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. Edward Taylor in 1816.
ACC/0809/MSS/463 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 30 Jul 1849 surrender 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. Mary Pasmore in 1845.
ACC/0809/MSS/464 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 20 Nov 1849 surrender 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. Mary Pasmore.
ACC/0809/MSS/465 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 20 Nov 1849 surrender 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. Edward Taylor in 1816.
ACC/0809/MSS/466 Authority to seize Nunn Mead Poor forfeited by 28 Nov 1854 Thomas Ashby 1. Richard Taylor, Lord of the Manor 2. Thomas Taylor, bailiff.
ACC/0809/MSS/467 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 26 May 1855 surrender 1. William Holgate 2. James Lane in 1853.
ACC/0809/MSS/468 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 8 Oct 1856 surrender 1. James Wigley 2. Henry Wapshott.
ACC/0809/MSS/469 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 6 Nov 1856 surrender 1. James and Harriet Pasmore 2. The West Middlesex Surrey South Bucks and Berks Building Society in 1854.
ACC/0809/MSS/470 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 7 May 1861 surrender 1. William Holgate 2. J. H. Harris. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 347 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/471 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 12 Dec 1882 surrender 1. Messrs. Platt and others 2. P. W, de la Motte. And Correspondence 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/472 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 1882 surrender 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Messrs. Baggallays & Co.
ACC/0809/MSS/473 Draft Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a 26 Mar 1883 conditional surrender 1. John Nash 2. Skidmore Ashby. And Note that letters of administration were granted 19th March 1883 to Emma Ashby, wife of Skidmore Ashby deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/474 Draft Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a 26 Mar 1883 conditional surrender 1. John Nash 2. Skidmore Ashby. And Note that letters of administration were granted 19th March 1883 to Emma Ashby, wife of Skidmore Ashby deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/475 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 10 Oct 1889 surrender 1. T. D. South 2. Mrs. J. D. Drysdale And Draft Copy.
ACC/0809/MSS/476 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 10 Oct 1889 surrender 1. T. D. South 2. Mrs. J. D. Drysdale And Draft Copy.
ACC/0809/MSS/477 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 25 Mar 1890 surrender 1. Mr. & Mrs. Morford 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Warner and others. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 348 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/478 Draft Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a 25 Apr 1890 conditional surrender 1. John South 2. Charles Pearce.
ACC/0809/MSS/479 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 13 Jul 1891 surrender 1. T. D. South 2. F. J. Tingle.
ACC/0809/MSS/480 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 4 Aug 1891 surrender 1. T. D. South 2 Mrs. A. Johnson and J. J. Darley.
ACC/0809/MSS/481 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 20 Jul 1894 surrender 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. Mary Pasmore, of 4 cottages at Butts Green and 2 cottages in the High Street. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/482 Warrant to enter Satisfaction on a conditional 20 Jul 1894 surrender 1. Ephraim Pasmore 2. Mary Pasmore, of 4 cottages at Butts Green and 2 cottages in the High Street. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/483 Warrant of Satisfaction for conditional surrender 18 Jun 1903 dated Schedule given. Rowland Holt Wilson. 2 letters attached.
ACC/0809/MSS/484 Agreement 15 May 1877 1. Robert Gibbons Tayler 2. Major German For the enfranchisement of a strip of garden ground adjoining "The Mansion House". And Draft. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 349 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/485 Agreement 15 May 1877 1. Robert Gibbons Tayler 2. Major German For the enfranchisement of a strip of garden ground adjoining "The Mansion House". And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/486 Copy Mr. Driver's Award re Major German's 12 Jul 1877 enfranchisement. Value œ50. And Correspondence 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/487 Copy Mr. Driver's Award re Major German's 12 Jul 1877 enfranchisement. Value œ50. And Correspondence 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/488 Draft Deed of Enfranchisement 7 Jul 1886 1. The Lady of the Manor 2. Mrs. H. Pasmore Of a messuage, coach factory and business premises in the High Street. Consideration: £261. And Correspondence 12 items
ACC/0809/MSS/489 Draft Deed of Enfranchisement 7 Jul 1886 1. The Lady of the Manor 2. Mrs. H. Pasmore Of a messuage, coach factory and business premises in the High Street. Consideration: £261. And Correspondence 12 items
ACC/0809/MSS/490 Enfranchisement 10 May 1892 1. Sir John Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Chas. Pearce of Eton Wharf, Eton, Bucks., timber merchant Of 5a.2r.16p. in 2 pieces in Staines Field, Nos. 6 and 3 on Enclosure Award map of Staines For £52.10.0. (draft, corrected in red). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 350 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/491 Enfranchisement 18 Jul 1892 1. Sir John Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Fred. Wm. Ashby, of Staines, gent. Of 3a.2r.15p. and house called Duncroft, in Staines, shown pink on attached plan of property, For £806. 6s. (draft corrected in red).
ACC/0809/MSS/492 Draft Enfranxhisement 5 Sep 1894 1. Sir Charles Gibbons 2. Edward Morford Of 4 cottages in Butts Green.
ACC/0809/MSS/493 Enfranchisement 5 Sep 1894 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Edw. Morford of Beaconsfield, Bucks, grocer Of 2 messuages on south side of High Street, Staines, bounded by the White Lion Inn and a coach factory for £81.2.0. (Draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/494 Charges to Edward Morford by Horne & Engall. n.d. [1894 ?]
ACC/0809/MSS/495 Charges to Edward Morford by Horne & Engall. n.d. [1894 ?]
ACC/0809/MSS/496 Enfranchisement 26 Oct 1898 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Albert Weekly Wild of Teddington, clerk 3. Jane Hannah Wild of Teddington, spinster 4. Andrew Dearl Wild of Birmingham, brewer Of 2a.1r.34p. in Staines Field No. 2 on Enclosure Award map and 9a.3r.16p. in Upper Mead and Oxmead, adjoining Shortwood Common and Allotment Gardens for £84. (Draft, corrected in red ink). 2 letters attached, LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 351 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/497 Enfranchisement 27 Oct 1893 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Mary Ann Dearl South of Oxford, spinster Of 3a.3r.8p. in Cleersfield No. 62A on Enclosure Award map of Staines For £20. (Draft) 2 letters attached,
ACC/0809/MSS/498 Enfranchisement 1899 1. Sir Chas, Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jane Cullen of 21 Bromley Street, Stepney, wife of Enoch, Police Inspector 3. Ella. Gammon of Royal County Hospital, Winchester 4. Edwin Gammon of Ockham, Surrey 5. Fred. Gammon of Twickenham 6. Rev. Wm. Bashall of Kensington Of 3a.29p. and 4a.3r.17p., formerly described as 2 orchards and the road to them occupied by Wm. Gammon deceased, mortgaged to 6., for £115.15s. (draft 2 copies)) Plan of property attached. Also mortgage, 1894, by father of 2, 3, 4, 5. to 6. (Draft copy). 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/499 Enfranchisement 1899 1. Sir Chas, Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jane Cullen of 21 Bromley Street, Stepney, wife of Enoch, Police Inspector 3. Ella. Gammon of Royal County Hospital, Winchester 4. Edwin Gammon of Ockham, Surrey 5. Fred. Gammon of Twickenham 6. Rev. Wm. Bashall of Kensington Of 3a.29p. and 4a.3r.17p., formerly described as 2 orchards and the road to them occupied by Wm. Gammon deceased, mortgaged to 6., for £115.15s. (draft 2 copies)) Plan of property attached. Also mortgage, 1894, by father of 2, 3, 4, 5. to 6. (Draft copy). 9 letters. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 352 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/500 Enfranchisement 1899 1. Sir Chas, Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jane Cullen of 21 Bromley Street, Stepney, wife of Enoch, Police Inspector 3. Ella. Gammon of Royal County Hospital, Winchester 4. Edwin Gammon of Ockham, Surrey 5. Fred. Gammon of Twickenham 6. Rev. Wm. Bashall of Kensington Of 3a.29p. and 4a.3r.17p., formerly described as 2 orchards and the road to them occupied by Wm. Gammon deceased, mortgaged to 6., for £115.15s. (draft 2 copies)) Plan of property attached. Also mortgage, 1894, by father of 2, 3, 4, 5. to 6. (Draft copy). 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/501 Enfranchisement 1899 1. Sir Chas, Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jane Cullen of 21 Bromley Street, Stepney, wife of Enoch, Police Inspector 3. Ella. Gammon of Royal County Hospital, Winchester 4. Edwin Gammon of Ockham, Surrey 5. Fred. Gammon of Twickenham 6. Rev. Wm. Bashall of Kensington Of 3a.29p. and 4a.3r.17p., formerly described as 2 orchards and the road to them occupied by Wm. Gammon deceased, mortgaged to 6., for £115.15s. (draft 2 copies)) Plan of property attached. Also mortgage, 1894, by father of 2, 3, 4, 5. to 6. (Draft copy). 9 letters. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 353 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/502 Enfranchisement 1899 1. Sir Chas, Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jane Cullen of 21 Bromley Street, Stepney, wife of Enoch, Police Inspector 3. Ella. Gammon of Royal County Hospital, Winchester 4. Edwin Gammon of Ockham, Surrey 5. Fred. Gammon of Twickenham 6. Rev. Wm. Bashall of Kensington Of 3a.29p. and 4a.3r.17p., formerly described as 2 orchards and the road to them occupied by Wm. Gammon deceased, mortgaged to 6., for £115.15s. (draft 2 copies)) Plan of property attached. Also mortgage, 1894, by father of 2, 3, 4, 5. to 6. (Draft copy). 9 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/503 Enfranchisement 31 Dec 1901 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 1901 - 1902 Staines 2. John Spink of 2 Gracechurch Street, London, jeweller 3. Harry S. Freeman, Steward of Manor of Staines of 2 cottages and yard in Staines, cottage at Butts Green now divided into 2, 2 cottages at Bulls Green (sic) erected by Ephraim Pasmore for £467. 12s .7d. (2 copies, drafts). Declaration as to title by 3. File of letters May-Dec. 1901 (19), letters (20) Nov. 1901-Jan 1902.
ACC/0809/MSS/504 Enfranchisement 31 Dec 1901 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 1901 - 1902 Staines 2. John Spink of 2 Gracechurch Street, London, jeweller 3. Harry S. Freeman, Steward of Manor of Staines of 2 cottages and yard in Staines, cottage at Butts Green now divided into 2, 2 cottages at Bulls Green (sic) erected by Ephraim Pasmore for £467. 12s .7d. (2 copies, drafts). Declaration as to title by 3. File of letters May-Dec. 1901 (19), letters (20) Nov. 1901-Jan 1902. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 354 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/505 Enfranchisement 31 Dec 1901 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 1901 - 1902 Staines 2. John Spink of 2 Gracechurch Street, London, jeweller 3. Harry S. Freeman, Steward of Manor of Staines of 2 cottages and yard in Staines, cottage at Butts Green now divided into 2, 2 cottages at Bulls Green (sic) erected by Ephraim Pasmore for £467. 12s .7d. (2 copies, drafts). Declaration as to title by 3. File of letters May-Dec. 1901 (19), letters (20) Nov. 1901-Jan 1902.
ACC/0809/MSS/506 Enfranchisement 31 Dec 1901 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 1901 - 1902 Staines 2. John Spink of 2 Gracechurch Street, London, jeweller 3. Harry S. Freeman, Steward of Manor of Staines of 2 cottages and yard in Staines, cottage at Butts Green now divided into 2, 2 cottages at Bulls Green (sic) erected by Ephraim Pasmore for £467. 12s .7d. (2 copies, drafts). Declaration as to title by 3. File of letters May-Dec. 1901 (19), letters (20) Nov. 1901-Jan 1902.
ACC/0809/MSS/507 Enfranchisement 31 Dec 1901 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 1901 - 1902 Staines 2. John Spink of 2 Gracechurch Street, London, jeweller 3. Harry S. Freeman, Steward of Manor of Staines of 2 cottages and yard in Staines, cottage at Butts Green now divided into 2, 2 cottages at Bulls Green (sic) erected by Ephraim Pasmore for £467. 12s .7d. (2 copies, drafts). Declaration as to title by 3. File of letters May-Dec. 1901 (19), letters (20) Nov. 1901-Jan 1902. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 355 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/508 Enfranchisement 23 Sep 1903 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Fred. Geo. Hodgson of 6 & 7 King William Street, London, gent. Of 5a.2r. in Staines Field, no. 79 on Enclosure Award, and 12a.36p., no. 80, for £132, (draft). Admission (draft). Warrant of Satisfaction (draft). Conveyance (draft) and File of 22 letters with map of property and 10 letters pinned together.
ACC/0809/MSS/514 Enfranchisement 19 May 1904 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Mrs. Sarah Fladgate Of messuage, formerly three, and ground on Staines High Road at Knowle Green, for £139, (draft). File of 19 letters, Statutory Declaration (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/515 Enfranchisement 19 May 1904 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Mrs. Sarah Fladgate Of messuage, formerly three, and ground on Staines High Road at Knowle Green, for £139, (draft). File of 19 letters, Statutory Declaration (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/516 Enfranchisement 19 May 1904 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Mrs. Sarah Fladgate Of messuage, formerly three, and ground on Staines High Road at Knowle Green, for £139, (draft). File of 19 letters, Statutory Declaration (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/517 Enfranchisement 19 Jul 1904 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. John Ashby of the Close, Staines, gent. Of house and garden in Church Street, Staines, called Corner Hall, for £220, (draft). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 356 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/518 Enfranchisement 9 Aug 1904 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., lord of Manor of Staines 2. Arthur Wyon of Harringay, gent. Of messuage and shop on north side of the High Street, Staines, occupied by Sam. Smith, and messuage near High Street, occupied by Chas. Alex. Osborne for £330, (draft). 4 letters attached.
ACC/0809/MSS/519 Enfranchisement 25 May 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Chas. Ashby of Staines, gent., for Ashby's Brewery of 5 cottages, formerly Yockneys in Church End, 61 - 69 Church Street, for £242.18.4. (draft). File of letters (24) from Nash Field & Co. for 2.
ACC/0809/MSS/520 Enfranchisement 25 May 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Chas. Ashby of Staines, gent., for Ashby's Brewery of 5 cottages, formerly Yockneys in Church End, 61 - 69 Church Street, for £242.18.4. (draft). File of letters (24) from Nash Field & Co. for 2.
ACC/0809/MSS/521 Enfranchisement 20 Jun 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Thos. Ashby of the British School, Palazzo, Odescalchi Rome, Italy, esq. Of 2 houses, Strange's House and The Bells in Church End, Staines, for £139.14s. (draft). File of 17 letters. Statutory Declaration as to Lord's Title (copy).
ACC/0809/MSS/522 Enfranchisement 20 Jun 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Thos. Ashby of the British School, Palazzo, Odescalchi Rome, Italy, esq. Of 2 houses, Strange's House and The Bells in Church End, Staines, for £139.14s. (draft). File of 17 letters. Statutory Declaration as to Lord's Title (copy). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 357 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/523 Enfranchisement 20 Jun 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Thos. Ashby of the British School, Palazzo, Odescalchi Rome, Italy, esq. Of 2 houses, Strange's House and The Bells in Church End, Staines, for £139.14s. (draft). File of 17 letters. Statutory Declaration as to Lord's Title (copy).
ACC/0809/MSS/524 Enfranchisement 12 Nov 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Albert Armstrong Turner of Englefield Green, gent. Of 5 cottages on north side of Binbury Street, Staines bounded by the Quaker's Burying Ground and a passage for £128. (draft, corrected in red). Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 1.
ACC/0809/MSS/525 Enfranchisement 12 Nov 1908 1. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Albert Armstrong Turner of Englefield Green, gent. Of 5 cottages on north side of Binbury Street, Staines bounded by the Quaker's Burying Ground and a passage for £128. (draft, corrected in red). Also Statutory Declaration as to title by 1.
ACC/0809/MSS/526 Enfranchisement 19 Dec 1912 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Lt. Col. D. L. Macewen of Upper Brook Street of 1r.8p. in Withy Gate Field, no. 35 on Enclosure Award, for £5. (draft, altered in red). File of 13 letters. And Draft Admission, 22 July 1902.
ACC/0809/MSS/527 Enfranchisement 19 Dec 1912 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Lt. Col. D. L. Macewen of Upper Brook Street of 1r.8p. in Withy Gate Field, no. 35 on Enclosure Award, for £5. (draft, altered in red). File of 13 letters. And Draft Admission, 22 July 1902. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 358 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/528 Enfranchisement 19 Dec 1912 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Lt. Col. D. L. Macewen of Upper Brook Street of 1r.8p. in Withy Gate Field, no. 35 on Enclosure Award, for £5. (draft, altered in red). File of 13 letters. And Draft Admission, 22 July 1902.
ACC/0809/MSS/529 Enfranchisement 19 Dec 1912 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Lt. Col. D. L. Macewen of Upper Brook Street of 1r.8p. in Withy Gate Field, no. 35 on Enclosure Award, for £5. (draft, altered in red). File of 13 letters. And Draft Admission, 22 July 1902.
ACC/0809/MSS/530 Enfranchisement 13 Sep 1913 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Reuben Honnor Of 2 pieces of land, 7a.13p. and 6%.17p. behind Pellatte House, Staines, for £99.5.11. (draft). Draft Admission. File of letters (22). Sale Catalogue 25 June 1913.
ACC/0809/MSS/531 Enfranchisement 13 Sep 1913 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Reuben Honnor Of 2 pieces of land, 7a.13p. and 6%.17p. behind Pellatte House, Staines, for £99.5.11. (draft). Draft Admission. File of letters (22). Sale Catalogue 25 June 1913. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 359 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/532 Enfranchisement 13 Sep 1913 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Reuben Honnor Of 2 pieces of land, 7a.13p. and 6%.17p. behind Pellatte House, Staines, for £99.5.11. (draft). Draft Admission. File of letters (22). Sale Catalogue 25 June 1913.
ACC/0809/MSS/533 Enfranchisement 13 Sep 1913 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Reuben Honnor Of 2 pieces of land, 7a.13p. and 6%.17p. behind Pellatte House, Staines, for £99.5.11. (draft). Draft Admission. File of letters (22). Sale Catalogue 25 June 1913.
ACC/0809/MSS/534 Enfranchisement 1 Feb 1914 1. Sir Alex. D. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Mrs. Adelaide South of Staines, widow 3. John South of Wandsworth Workhouse of the copyhold part of a cottage on the London Road occupied by Jas. Cartwright, for £43.18.0. (draft, corrected in pencil).
ACC/0809/MSS/535 Enfranchisement 8 May 1918 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Wm. Henry Dolamore of Madeley Road, Ealing, gent. of nos. 9 & 11 High Street, Staines, for £193. (draft). File of letters. (22).
ACC/0809/MSS/536 Enfranchisement 8 May 1918 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Wm. Henry Dolamore of Madeley Road, Ealing, gent. of nos. 9 & 11 High Street, Staines, for £193. (draft). File of letters. (22). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 360 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/537 Enfranchisement 4 Sep 1918 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, esq. of Cambria House and 81 Church Street, Staines for £232.13.4. (draft). Letters (29) and rough notes.
ACC/0809/MSS/538 Enfranchisement 4 Sep 1918 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of Staines 2. Jas. Wm. Ashby of Wyresdale, Redhill, esq. of Cambria House and 81 Church Street, Staines for £232.13.4. (draft). Letters (29) and rough notes.
ACC/0809/MSS/539 Enfranchisement 1920; 1904 - 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 10 Staines 2. Selina F. Denyer, widow of Edwin Denyer of 2 cottages, nos. 39, 41, Thames Street, near Frog Pond, now filled in, for £43. 10s. (2 copies). Draft Admission of 2, 19 letters on enfranchisement, 5 letters on admission of Ed. Denyer, deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/540 Enfranchisement 1920; 1904 - 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 10 Staines 2. Selina F. Denyer, widow of Edwin Denyer of 2 cottages, nos. 39, 41, Thames Street, near Frog Pond, now filled in, for £43. 10s. (2 copies). Draft Admission of 2, 19 letters on enfranchisement, 5 letters on admission of Ed. Denyer, deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/541 Enfranchisement 1920; 1904 - 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 10 Staines 2. Selina F. Denyer, widow of Edwin Denyer of 2 cottages, nos. 39, 41, Thames Street, near Frog Pond, now filled in, for £43. 10s. (2 copies). Draft Admission of 2, 19 letters on enfranchisement, 5 letters on admission of Ed. Denyer, deceased. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 361 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/542 Enfranchisement 1920; 1904 - 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 10 Staines 2. Selina F. Denyer, widow of Edwin Denyer of 2 cottages, nos. 39, 41, Thames Street, near Frog Pond, now filled in, for £43. 10s. (2 copies). Draft Admission of 2, 19 letters on enfranchisement, 5 letters on admission of Ed. Denyer, deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/543 Enfranchisement 1920; 1904 - 1. Sir Alex. Gibbons, bart., Lord of Manor of 10 Staines 2. Selina F. Denyer, widow of Edwin Denyer of 2 cottages, nos. 39, 41, Thames Street, near Frog Pond, now filled in, for £43. 10s. (2 copies). Draft Admission of 2, 19 letters on enfranchisement, 5 letters on admission of Ed. Denyer, deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/544 Notice to Richard Tayler by the Windsor 9 Aug 1847 Staines and South Western Railway Co. of intent to purchase lands specified in plan.
ACC/0809/MSS/545 Notice to Richard Tayler from the Windsor n.d. Staines and South Western Railway Co. of quantity of land required on Staines Moor and at Knowle Green. 2 copies with plans. Ditto at Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/546 Notice to Richard Tayler from the Windsor n.d. Staines and South Western Railway Co. of quantity of land required on Staines Moor and at Knowle Green. 2 copies with plans. Ditto at Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/547 Notice to Richard Tayler from the Windsor n.d. Staines and South Western Railway Co. of quantity of land required on Staines Moor and at Knowle Green. 2 copies with plans. Ditto at Shortwood Common. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 362 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/548 Notice to Richard Tayler from the Windsor n.d. Staines and South Western Railway Co. of quantity of land required on Staines Moor and at Knowle Green. 2 copies with plans. Ditto at Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/549 Copy Report from Deputation to the Directors 30 Sep 1847 as to crossing the Moor. Resolutions in the Vestry.
ACC/0809/MSS/550 Draft Notice of a Court Leet on 21 Oct. 1847. 2 Oct 1847
ACC/0809/MSS/551 Copy Notice to Bailiff of Court Leet and List of 18 Oct 1847 Jurors.
ACC/0809/MSS/552 Proposed presentments of Leet Jury and grant 21 Oct 1847 of part of Staines Moor by the Lord.
ACC/0809/MSS/553 Minutes of Court Leet. 21 Oct 1847
ACC/0809/MSS/554 Memorial of G. W. Horn to the Leet Jury for 21 Oct 1847 permission for Windsor Staines and South Western Railway Co. to carry their line over Staines Moor. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/555 Memorial of G. W. Horn to the Leet Jury for 21 Oct 1847 permission for Windsor Staines and South Western Railway Co. to carry their line over Staines Moor. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/556 Agreement between Richard Tayler and the 23 Oct 1847 Directors of the Windsor Staines and South Western Railway Co. for the sale and purchase of land at Shortwood Common and Knowle Green. And Draft.
ACC/0809/MSS/557 Agreement between Richard Tayler and the 23 Oct 1847 Directors of the Windsor Staines and South Western Railway Co. for the sale and purchase of land at Shortwood Common and Knowle Green. And Draft. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 363 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/558 Drafts on Sale by Richard Tayler Lord of the 23 Oct 1847 - Manor to the Windsor-Staines and South 13 Dec 1848 Western Railway Co. 2a. 5p. at Shortwood and Knowle Green (30 and 20 letters for œ203. 2. 6.
ACC/0809/MSS/559 Drafts on Sale by Richard Tayler Lord of the 23 Oct 1847 - Manor to the Windsor-Staines and South 13 Dec 1848 Western Railway Co. 2a. 5p. at Shortwood and Knowle Green (30 and 20 letters for œ203. 2. 6.
ACC/0809/MSS/560 Drafts on Sale by Richard Tayler Lord of the 23 Oct 1847 - Manor to the Windsor-Staines and South 13 Dec 1848 Western Railway Co. 2a. 5p. at Shortwood and Knowle Green (30 and 20 letters for œ203. 2. 6.
ACC/0809/MSS/561 Drafts on Sale by Richard Tayler Lord of the 23 Oct 1847 - Manor to the Windsor-Staines and South 13 Dec 1848 Western Railway Co. 2a. 5p. at Shortwood and Knowle Green (30 and 20 letters for œ203. 2. 6.
ACC/0809/MSS/562 Agreement between Richard Tayler and the 23 Oct 1847 Directors of the Windsor, Staines and South Western Railway Co. for the sale and purchase of part of Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/563 Agreement between Richard Tayler and the 23 Oct 1847 Directors of the Windsor, Staines and South Western Railway Co. for the sale and purchase of part of Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/564 Draft Bill of costs from Horne & Son to Windsor Oct 1847 Staines and South Western Railway Co.
ACC/0809/MSS/565 Draft Bill of costs from Horne & Son to Richard 1847 Tayler.
ACC/0809/MSS/566 Copy Notice to Mr. Tayler of taking land for 1 Nov 1847 temporary purposes.
ACC/0809/MSS/567 Draft Memorandum of Agreement for deposit 5 Nov 1847 and possession of land. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 364 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/568 Notice of abandonment of lands for temporary 24 Jan 1848; purposes. Observations on the Declaration 25 Jan 1848 proposed to be made by Mr. Tallemach as late steward of the Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/569 Notice of abandonment of lands for temporary 24 Jan 1848; purposes. Observations on the Declaration 25 Jan 1848 proposed to be made by Mr. Tallemach as late steward of the Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/570 Copy Declaration of R. Tallemach as to Lord's 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines. 2 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/571 Copy Declaration of R. Tallemach as to Lord's 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines.Draft 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/572 Copy Declaration of R. Tallemach as to Lord's 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines. Draft 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/573 Copy Declaration of R. Tallemach as to Lord's 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines. Correspondence 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/574 Declaration of R. Horne esq. as to the Lord's 24 Feb 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/575 Declaration of R. Horne esq. as to the Lord's 24 Feb 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/576 Declaration of R. Horne esq. as to the Lord's 24 Feb 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/577 Declaration of R. Horne esq. as to the Lord's 24 Feb 1848 Right in and over the Waste of the Manor of Staines. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 365 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/578 Conveyance by Richard Tayler to Windsor 28 Feb 1848 Staines and South Western Railway Co. of part of Staines Moor and parts of Waste at Knowle Green and Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/579 Requisitions on Title and replies thereto; 1848 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/580 replies to requisitions on title 1848 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/581 Requisitions on Title Correspondence 1848 1 item
ACC/0809/MSS/582 Case for the opinion of Mr. Field Richard Taylor 13 Dec 1848 and the Windsor Staines and South Western Railway.
ACC/0809/MSS/583 Draft Declaration of Richard Tallemach as to 1843 the Lord's Right in and over the Waste of above Manor, Richard Tayler and the Windsor and Richmond Railway Co.
ACC/0809/MSS/584 Draft Notice from Richard Tayler, Lord of the 6 Jun 1849 Manor, to the Windsor Staines and South Western Railway Co. of intention to claim compensation for interest in lands taken by the Company.
ACC/0809/MSS/585 Correspondence re Richard Tayler and 30 Sep 1847 - Windsor Staines and South Western Railway. 23 Oct 1850 (31 items); And Draft Abstract of the title of Richard Tayler to the Manor of Staines. And Supplemental Abstract of above.
ACC/0809/MSS/586 Printed Copy of an Act for making a Railway 1873 from the London and South Western Railway at Staines to the Great Western Railway at West Drayton.
ACC/0809/MSS/587 Appointment of a valuer by R. G. Tayler and R. 15 Mar 1878 C. Driver & Co. re London and South Western Railway. And Form of Appointment. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 366 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/588 Appointment of a valuer by R. G. Tayler and R. 15 Mar 1878 C. Driver & Co. re London and South Western Railway. And Form of Appointment.
ACC/0809/MSS/589 Copy Award made by John Clutton, valuer, of 4 May 1878 compensation of œ220 to be paid to Robert Gibbons Tayler, Lord of the Manor, by the London and South Western Railway Co. for copyhold land in Grafton Mead and Nuns Mead Pool.
ACC/0809/MSS/590 Draft Enfranchisement by Miss E. C. Tayler to 14 Aug 1878 the London and South Western Railway Co. of Meadow land known as Grafton Mead containing 3 acres, and another parcel part of a large parcel known as Nunn Mead Pool. Consideration: œ220.
ACC/0809/MSS/591 Form for the claiming of compensation from the 1878 Staines & West Drayton Railway Co. for land compulsorily purchased.
ACC/0809/MSS/592 Correspondence and valuations re 1878 compensation due to the Lord of the Manor by the London and South Western Railway Co. for 4 acres of copyhold land.
ACC/0809/MSS/593 Printed Copy of an Act to revive the Powers 1878 and extend the periods for the compulsory purchase of lands and for the construction of the railway authorised by the Staines and West Drayton Railway Act 1873.
ACC/0809/MSS/594 Correspondence to James Engall concerning May - Jun the purchase of shares in the Staines and West 1880 Drayton Railway Co. (3 items). And Miscellanea. (3 items)
ACC/0809/MSS/595 Correspondence to James Engall concerning May - Jun the purchase of shares in the Staines and West 1880 Drayton Railway Co. (3 items). And Miscellanea. (3 items)
ACC/0809/MSS/596 Notice to Miss Charlotte Tayler, Lady of the 6 Jul 1880 Manor, of a compulsory purchase order for 4 acres in Staines Moor. Plan included. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 367 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/597 Printed forms of application; Staines and West 10 May 1880; Drayton Railway Co. a) 4,800 œ10 shares; b) 14 Oct 1882 œ25,000 4½% debentures.
ACC/0809/MSS/598 Printed Copy of an Act to authorise the Staines 1881 and West Drayton Railway Co. to divert a portion of their authorised Railway near West Drayton and for other purposes.
ACC/0809/MSS/599 Draft Notice to the Staines and West Drayton 1 Aug 1882 Railway Co. Re Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/600 Notice to the Lady of the Manor of an Act Dec 1882 entitled Staines Chertsey and Woking Railway.
ACC/0809/MSS/601 Printed Notice to the Lady of the Manor with a Dec 1882 schedule of land required by the Staines Chertsey and Woking Railway. And stamped addressed reply form.
ACC/0809/MSS/602 Printed Notice to the Lady of the Manor with a Dec 1882 schedule of land required by the Staines Chertsey and Woking Railway. And stamped addressed reply form.
ACC/0809/MSS/603 Notice to the Lady of the Manor of an Act Dec 1882 entitled the Staines and West Drayton Railway.
ACC/0809/MSS/604 Printed Notice to the Lady of the Manor with a Dec 1882 schedule of land required by the Staines and West Drayton Railway. And stamped addressed reply form.
ACC/0809/MSS/605 Printed Notice to the Lady of the Manor with a Dec 1882 schedule of land required by the Staines and West Drayton Railway. And stamped addressed reply form.
ACC/0809/MSS/606 Notice of Relinquishment to the Lady of the Dec 1882 Manor by the Staines and West Drayton Railway.
ACC/0809/MSS/607 Notice of Relinquishment by the Staines and 1883 West Drayton Railway of property on Staines Moor to the Commoners of Staines. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 368 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/608 Copy Draft Memorandum by London and South 1899 Western Railway Co. and Staines Urban District Council re planting trees and shrubs on the Railway Co's land at Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/609/A Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/B Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/C Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/D Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/E Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/F Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/G Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/H Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/I Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/J Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/609/K Orders relating to the Commons and 29 Sep 1793; Commoning. Printed later copies. [1917]
ACC/0809/MSS/610 Orders relating to Commons and Commoning, 29 Oct 1793 made at the Court Leet of Staines. (Manuscript. 2 sheets). And a printed poster of this. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 369 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/611 1 printed copy of resolutions taken at a Public 20 Sep 1814 Meeting of freeholders, copyholders, lessees and other inhabitants of Staines, protesting against Enclosure.
ACC/0809/MSS/612 1 copy of a printed notice headed "Staines 23 Sep 1814 projected Inclosure", claiming to be a notice by the inhabitants of Staines to Messrs. Thomas Denton, Surveyor, and Randolph Horne, Clerk and Solicitor, protesting against Enclosure.
ACC/0809/MSS/613 Resolution of meeting in vestry to elect a 18 Oct 1814 Committee to oppose the projected Enclosure, particularly since it is proposed that parts of Shortwood Common to the value of œ900 are to be sold. (printed).
ACC/0809/MSS/614 1 copy of "The Middlesex Chronicle" with a 4 Feb 1882 marked advertisement by the Staines Local Board for 'a strong, able and intelligent man, as Commons-Keeper, for 18/- per week.
ACC/0809/MSS/615 Bundle of 22 letters, including 17 applications Dec 1881 - for the post of Commons Keeper, and Feb 1882 recommendations. And 1 draft letter from the Staines Local Board, dated 3 April 1882, saving that H. R. Southey of Windsor has been appointed.
ACC/0809/MSS/616 Rough notes re appointment of a Commons 13 Mar 1882 Keeper, and a list of the 17 Applicants, giving details.
ACC/0809/MSS/617 Minutes of Commons Committee to discuss 24 Jul 1882 encroachments (draft)
ACC/0809/MSS/618 Draft Minutes: 17th April 1882; 16th December 1882 - 1922 1898; 21st April 1922. And Draft Proclamation to be made by the steward (undated).
ACC/0809/MSS/619 Draft Minutes: 17th April 1882; 16th December 1882 - 1922 1898; 21st April 1922. And Draft Proclamation to be made by the steward (undated).
ACC/0809/MSS/620 Copy of the Cryer's Notice of the Court Leet. [21 Apr 1922] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 370 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/621 4 typewritten sheets of Agenda for the Court 21 Apr 1922 Leet to be held on 21st April 1922.
ACC/0809/MSS/622 87 printed copies of "Orders Relative to the 1916 Commons and Commoning, made at a Court Leet, Sept. 29th 1793. Moor Masters: Edward Simmons and John Ashby. Steward: H. Scott Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/623 14 copies of a printed notice entitled "Urgent. 21 Dec 1916 Food Supplies" and addressed to the Commoners (i.e. inhabitants) of Staines. By order of H. Scott Freeman, Clerk to the Council.
ACC/0809/MSS/624 Indenture of Lease 9 Dec 1919 1. Charles Frederick Leake of "Hillsborough", Bolton Avenue, Windsor; Edward Simmons of "Restholm", Leacroft, Staines; and John Joseph Lane of Gresham Road, Staines. The Committee of the Commoners of a Common called Shortwood. 2. The Metropolitan Water Board. The piece of Shortwood Common crossed by the railway line. At yearly rent of £60. With a plan: Size 13½" x 15½" Scale: 40' : 1 inch. Proposed new siding coloured red.
ACC/0809/MSS/625 18 copies of printed Notice of a Court Leet to 10 Apr 1922 be held 21st April. Steward: H. Scott Freeman.
ACC/0809/MSS/626 File of letters, notes, receipts etc. re Accounts 1925 - 1931 of Staines Commoners Committee. Including: Stamp Account from 1925 - 1930. Income Tax form for 1930. And a letter of thanks from M. Eldridge for H. Scott Freeman's assistance in retaining the post of Moor Keeper.
ACC/0809/MSS/627 Opinion of Mr. F. Turner for the Local Board re 21 Jul 1882 encroachments on Staines Commons.
ACC/0809/MSS/628 3 letters re the erection of a Volunteer Drill Mar 1888 Shed on Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/629 7 letters re shooting rights on Staines Moor. 1902 - 1908 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 371 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/630 Opinion of A. Brown of Lincoln's Inn that the 10 Jan 1903 right of shooting game on the common belongs solely to the Lord of the Manor. Other birds can be shot by commoners, but the Lord of the Manor can obstruct this by claiming that it disturbs his right to game.
ACC/0809/MSS/631 Draft of Case for the opinion of Mr. Brown, 1903
ACC/0809/MSS/632 Draft of Case for the opinion of Mr. Brown 1903
ACC/0809/MSS/633 Draft Opinion of Mr. Brown re shooting rights on 1903 Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/634 1 copy of printed Notice re Shooting on Staines 1 Oct 1903 Moor and Common Lands. Warning that all shooting rights are the property of Sir Charles Gibbons, bart., as Lord of the Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/635 4 Bills re posters warning about shooting rights Sep 1903 - Apr on Staines Moor. 1904
ACC/0809/MSS/636 West Middlesex Times ( 17 Oct 1908; 2 Oct 1903
ACC/0809/MSS/637 West Middlesex Times 17 Oct 1908; 2 Oct 1903
ACC/0809/MSS/638 West Middlesex Herald. 17 Oct 1908; 2 Oct 1903
ACC/0809/MSS/639 Letter from Charles Gibbons to H. Scott 23 Sep Freeman authorising him as Steward of the Manor to prosecute Messrs. Buck and Smithers for trespassing on Staines Moor in pursuit of game. And Draft Statement of a witness against them.
ACC/0809/MSS/640 Letter from Charles Gibbons to H. Scott 23 Sep Freeman authorising him as Steward of the Manor to prosecute Messrs. Buck and Smithers for trespassing on Staines Moor in pursuit of game. And Draft Statement of a witness against them. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 372 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/641 1 copy of a printed report to the Staines U.D.C. 21 Oct 1912 by H. Scott Freeman, Clerk, re the proposed Golf Club on Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/642 1 copy of printed Notice of a Court Leet to be 10 Apr 1922 held 21st April 1922.
ACC/0809/MSS/643 Letter from C. Charles Horne to John A. Engall 27 Jun 1887 Esq. re the building of a new Pound on Staines Moor.
ACC/0809/MSS/644 Opinion of Edward R. J. Howe that normally the 7 Jul 1898 rights of common are not extinguished by enfranchisement of property.
ACC/0809/MSS/645 Correspondence between the London and Feb - Mar South Western Railway Co. and Horne, Engall 1900 and Freeman re the convening of a meeting of Staines Commoners, and whether a piece of land at Knowle Green is common land. 8 items
ACC/0809/MSS/646 2 letters re erection of 3 Telegraph Poles on Apr 1906 Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/647 Correspondence re the erection of 4 Telegraph Apr - May Poles on Knowle Green, Staines, and securing 1907 permission of Sir Charles Gibbons, bart., Lord of the Manor of Staines. With a plan: 25" : 1 mile. Size: 8" x 7". 5 items
ACC/0809/MSS/648 Correspondence re the erection of 4 Telegraph Apr - May Poles on Knowle Green, Staines, and securing 1907 permission of Sir Charles Gibbons, bart., Lord of the Manor of Staines. With a plan: 25" : 1 mile. Size: 8" x 7". 5 items
ACC/0809/MSS/649 2 letters re the lopping of trees near the East Sep - Oct 1908 Goods Yard, standing on the property of Sir Charles Gibbons. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 373 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/650 Letter from Sir Alexander Gibbons, Lord of Mar 1909 Staines Manor, and draft reply of H. Scott Freeman, re commonable rights on Staines Moor, and possibly projected golf links.
ACC/0809/MSS/651 Letter from H. Scott Freeman to the Steward of 29 Mar 1916 Staines Manor, requesting permission for a drinking fountain and horse trough to be erected on a small piece of common land, between Billet Bridge and Stanwell Road.
ACC/0809/MSS/652 2 letters re Moor House, Staines. Enquiring Jun - Jul 1918 whether any particular Lammas Rights attach to this property, and a negative answer.
ACC/0809/MSS/653 2 letters re animals grazing on the moor. Aug 1920
ACC/0809/MSS/654 Correspondence re the placing of an Oct 1922 underground telegraphic line on the common land at Knowle Green, from the Kingston Road to an existing telegraph pole 40 yards away. With a plan: Scale: 25" : 1 mile. Size: 10½" x 6".
ACC/0809/MSS/655 Correspondence re the placing of an Oct 1922 underground telegraphic line on the common land at Knowle Green, from the Kingston Road to an existing telegraph pole 40 yards away. With a plan: Scale: 25" : 1 mile. Size: 10½" x 6".
ACC/0809/MSS/656 Correspondence between H. Scott Freeman, Oct 1940 Lord of the Manor and Manor Works re erection of reflector posts on the road connecting Kingston Road with Manor Place across Shortwood Common.
ACC/0809/MSS/657 Moor Master's Account Book, including: Cash 1771 account for 1771; receipts for farrins; lists of persons entitled to use the Moor, with number of horses and cows by each name. At the end of the book: Signatures of 18 man, the foreman and Jurymen of the Manor of Staines, certifying "this Account to be just and that there remains due to Mr. Pickering the sum of One pound two shillings and eleven pence." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 374 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/658 Moor Master's Accounts. 1809 - 1836 1 vol.
ACC/0809/MSS/659 Receipted Bills from Geo.Berryman, Jas. 1832,1834 Merriott, Wm. Cousins, Eliz. Clark, Ric. King for dinners, fence and stile repairing for Staines Moor Masters. 7 items
ACC/0809/MSS/660 Receipted Bills to Eliz. and Henry Clark, Jn. 1834 Elliott, Geo. Berryman for "Bier, Bread and Chese for Men" and repairing bridge and gate for Staines Moor Masters. 4 items
ACC/0809/MSS/661 Bills and Receipts from S. T. Hayter, J. Elliott, 1833 - 1836 G. Berryman, J. Tows, T. Dexter, Eliz. Clark, G. Young, W. Cousins, J. Allman, for driving, refreshments, repair of bridges, supply of iron ware to Staines Moor Masters. 19 items
ACC/0809/MSS/662 Will of Richard Tayler of Bedfont, esq. leaving 31 Oct 1872 his estate to be divided equally between his children Robt. Gibbons Tayler and Emily Charlotte Tayler.
ACC/0809/MSS/663 Will of Robert Gibbons Tayler of Bedfont 20 Apr 1878 leaving all real estate to his sister Emily (Probate) Charlotte Tayler. (Copy).
ACC/0809/MSS/664 Will of Emily Charlotte Tayler, Lady of the 26 Aug 1890 Manor, leaving the Manor of Staines to Sir John (Probate) Gibbons, among other bequests. (Copy).
ACC/0809/MSS/665 Probate of Will of Sir John Gibbons, bart., Lord 7 Feb 1893 of Manor of Staines leaving property to heir to Baronetcy of Gibbons of Stanwell. (Copy)
ACC/0809/MSS/666 Declaration of J. A. Engall, Steward of Manor, 3 Aug 1898 of title of Sir John Gibbons, Lord of the Manor, and that Staines Moor is part of the holding. (draft, corrected in red ink) and 2 letters relating to this. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 375 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/667 Declaration of J. A. Engall, Steward of Manor, 3 Aug 1898 of title of Sir John Gibbons, Lord of the Manor, and that Staines Moor is part of the holding. (draft, corrected in red ink) and 2 letters relating to this.
ACC/0809/MSS/668 Abstract of Title of Sir John Gibbons, bart., to 1854 - 1890 Manor of Staines. (Miss E. C. Tayler deleted). (Draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/669 "Particulars of Income" 1893,1909 1. Sir John Gibbons, bart., of Stanwell Place 2. Sir Chas. Gibbons, bart. From Manor of Staines for the purpose of executing the will of 1, 1893, and 2, 1909, successively Lords of Manor. (2 forms for 1893 completed) Also 6 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/670 Exemplification of Common Recovery 18 Jun 6 Geo 1. John Johnson, esq., demandant III 2. Joseph Pickering, esq., tenant in tail 3. Richard Tayler, esq. 8 messuages, 8 gardens, 80 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 50 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and common of pasture for all cattle, in Wilsdon. Seals: Great seal, in a tin box.
ACC/0809/MSS/671 Exemplification of Common Recovery 18 Jun 6 Geo 1. John Johnson, esq., demandant III 2. Joseph Pickering, esq., tenant in tail 3. Richard Tayler, esq. 8 messuages, 8 gardens, 80 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 50 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and common of pasture for all cattle, in Wilsdon. Seals: Great seal, in a tin box.
ACC/0809/MSS/672 Letter from Robert Whitworth, surveyor, to 23 Apr 1777 Richard Tayler re a towing path on his ait (sic) ground above Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/MSS/673 Letter from Crowther & Peale to Sir William 7 Nov 1794 Gibbons re the payment made to Mrs. Tayler by Mr. Finch for the Mill Stream. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 376 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/674 Reply by Sir William Gibbons to Crowther & 9 Nov 1794 Peale's letter of 7 Nov.
ACC/0809/MSS/675 Letter from Mr. Richards to Sir William Gibbons 12 Feb 1795 re his search among public records to discover the Lord's title to the Mill Stream at Staines Also contains interesting adverse comment on state of public records and manner in which they are kept.
ACC/0809/MSS/676 "Sketch of a case on behalf of Mrs. Tayler Lady n.d. [1795?] of the Manor". Re a stream of water supplying Messrs. Finch's Mills.
ACC/0809/MSS/677 Declaration by W. Gibbons, Thos. Graham, of 10 Nov 1789 claim to Common for 3 houses and objection to admission of any claim to Common for the Poor House.
ACC/0809/MSS/678 Letter from W. Gibbons to the Commissioners 11 Nov 1789 of Stanwell; Inclosures on his claim of Common for 3 more cottages. He requires a week's notice of the meeting to prepare his objections.
ACC/0809/MSS/679 Letter re registration of probate of will of 11 Oct 1878 Richard Tayler and Robert Gibbons Tayler, also re Lawrence to Ashby - Manor of Stanwell.
ACC/0809/MSS/680 Letters (2) from Laurance Graham & Son, for 29 Jul 25 Aug executors of Miss E. C. Taylor to Messrs. 1890 Horne & Engall and draft reply on income from Staines Manor. Also 3 sheets giving names, dates and amounts of fees received for Admissions and Enfranchisements 1872 - 1890, œ2,233.14.2. and œ1,634.19.2. respectively.
ACC/0809/MSS/681 Correspondence re Miss Tayler deceased, late Sep 1890 Lady of the Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/682 Letters and receipts of Sir Charles Gibbons, 1894 - 1905 Lord of the Manor, sown together.
ACC/0809/MSS/683 Tax returns for Staines Manor. Sep 1903 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 377 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/684 Letters and papers concerned with the late Sir 1909 - 1910 Charles Gibbons re Income Tax on the said Manor. 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/685 Correspondence re Mrs. Tayler's quit rents. 1871
ACC/0809/MSS/686 Correspondence concerning a legacy left to Jan 1873 Sarah Pollard Harris by Martha South. 4 items
ACC/0809/MSS/687 Correspondence re enfranchisement of Jul 1882 Duncroft and rough estimation of value.
ACC/0809/MSS/688 Correspondence re Mrs. South's copyhold 1884 under the will of her husband.
ACC/0809/MSS/689 Correspondence re Potts' quit rent. 1889
ACC/0809/MSS/690 Correspondence re Hart's copyhold. Mar - May 1890
ACC/0809/MSS/691 Correspondence re quit rents. Feb 1893
ACC/0809/MSS/692 Letter re Freebench in Staines Manor. 26 Aug 1893
ACC/0809/MSS/693 Correspondence re Gammon's estate (strung in 1893 - 1899 a file).
ACC/0809/MSS/694 Correspondence re Gammon deceased. 2 Dec 1895
ACC/0809/MSS/695 Letter re Charles Ashby's fine on admission. 28 Feb 1894
ACC/0809/MSS/696 Correspondence re Henry Ashby deceased. 1896
ACC/0809/MSS/697 Correspondence re Staines reservoir and 1897 commonable rights.
ACC/0809/MSS/698 Correspondence re Wild's devisees. 1898
ACC/0809/MSS/699 Letter re licence to demise 11 High Street. 18 May 1899 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 378 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/700 Correspondence re licence to demise 11 High 1899 Street.
ACC/0809/MSS/701 Letter re licence to demise no. 9 High Street 10 Jun 1902 granted to Harry Rogers.
ACC/0809/MSS/702 Correspondence re licence to demise nos. 9 & 1902,1907,190 11 High Street granted to Miss Dolamore and 9 payment of quit-rent of same.
ACC/0809/MSS/703 Correspondence re licence to demise nos. 9 & 1902,1907,190 11 High Street granted to Miss Dolamore and 9 payment of quit-rent of same.
ACC/0809/MSS/704 Correspondence re licence to demise nos. 9 & 1902,1907,190 11 High Street granted to Miss Dolamore and 9 payment of quit-rent of same.
ACC/0809/MSS/705 Correspondence re Honnor's Lands. Jun 1899
ACC/0809/MSS/706 Correspondence re Shortwood House. 1899
ACC/0809/MSS/707 Correspondence re Pound Mills quit-rent. 1900
ACC/0809/MSS/708 Correspondence re Finch's quit-rent on 1900 - 1901 reservoirs.
ACC/0809/MSS/709 Correspondence re South's estate. Nov 1901
ACC/0809/MSS/710 Board of Agriculture; Correspondence re Nov 1901 Enfranchisement by South's Trustees.
ACC/0809/MSS/711 Correspondence re Pellatt's Trustees Rickman Jul 1902 to McEwen. 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/712 Correspondence re Enfranchisement of Oct 1907 Duncroft in 1892. 3 items
ACC/0809/MSS/713 Letter re Charles Ashby's admission to five 28 Apr 1908 cottages at Church End, 13 Nov. 1857. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 379 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/714 Correspondence re J. N. Pimm's quit-rent. Aug 1909; 1909
ACC/0809/MSS/715 Miscellanea. 4 items
ACC/0809/MSS/716 Case for the opinion of Th. Selby, opinion 15 Jul 1720 endorsed, on the legality of the sale of 3 acres of cumtomary land to Mr. Mattalock in 1713; the descent of the property since 1655 is detailed. Endorsed: Case of Mr. Tayler about Mr. Mattalock's Estate att Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/717 Letter from Fran. Ellis to John Tayler answering 25 Oct his enquiry with a list of Mr. Wyatt's rents in Staines.
ACC/0809/MSS/718 Lease by Edward Woods and George Woods. 2 Nov 1743 A messuage and buttery, late Edward Seager, fronting near to the Market House. Term: 1 year, part of conveyance by lease and release.
ACC/0809/MSS/719 Copy Confirmation of Fynboe John Trenley's 17 Jan 1774 will, dated 15 Sept. 1763 Christian Trenley his sister and heir-at-law and grant and release of all her claims to his freehold estates in favour of Hester Trenley wife of deceased, who has since remarried, to George King.
ACC/0809/MSS/720 Copy of Last Will and Testament of Hugh 17 Feb 1777 Humstone of St. Botolphs without Aldgate. His house, business and money to Hugh Boyde his nephew.
ACC/0809/MSS/721 Declaration of Trust Boyd & Poole of œ3,333. 23 Mar 1826 6. 8. Bank 3 per cent annuities under the will of Hugh Humstone deceased.
ACC/0809/MSS/722 Declaration of Trust, Boyd & Poole, of œ1,967. 1 Sep 1837 8 3. Bank 3 per cent annuities under the will of Hugh Humstone, deceased. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 380 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/723 Final Concord and Quitclaim between George 1784 King and Hester his wife, deforciants, and Thomas Johnston, plaintiff An orchard and 3 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 3 acres of pasture in Staines. 2 parts of a Tripartite indenture.
ACC/0809/MSS/724 Final Concord and Quitclaim between George 1784 King and Hester his wife, deforciants, and Thomas Johnston, plaintiff An orchard and 3 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 3 acres of pasture in Staines. 2 parts of a Tripartite indenture.
ACC/0809/MSS/725 Common Recovery by Double Voucher 12 Feb 1829
ACC/0809/MSS/726 Copy of Court Roll. 9 Jan 1834 Licence to enclose given by the Lord to Edmund Denyer - a pond called Frogpool adjoining adjoining a cottage and premises belonging to Denyer. Plan - copy of one in margin of Court Roll. Parchment.
ACC/0809/MSS/727 Extract from the will of John Cates of Westgate 23 Oct 1843 Court, Canterbury, gent., in which he bequeaths copyhold property in Staines and an Ayte in the Thames to Wm. Chippindale, Chas. Chippindale, Jacob Bell.
ACC/0809/MSS/728 Abstract of Indenture made on the marriage of 18 Sep 1844 Rev. Edgell Wyatt Edgell to Hon. Henrietta Otway Cave relating to enclosed lands in Staines Common, and 3 letters from James & Son, Solicitors, Feb.-March 1848.
ACC/0809/MSS/729 Abstract of Indenture made on the marriage of 18 Sep 1844 Rev. Edgell Wyatt Edgell to Hon. Henrietta Otway Cave relating to enclosed lands in Staines Common, and 3 letters from James & Son, Solicitors, Feb.-March 1848.
ACC/0809/MSS/730 Grant by Ric. Tayler, Lord of the Manor, to the 17 May 1848 Churchwardens and Overseers of Staines of land in Shotwood Common (draft). Memorandum of agreement and draft costs, Receipt and letter enclosed. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 381 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/731 Grant by Ric. Tayler, Lord of the Manor, to the 17 May 1848 Churchwardens and Overseers of Staines of land in Shotwood Common (draft). Memorandum of agreement and draft costs, Receipt and letter enclosed.
ACC/0809/MSS/732 Grant by Ric. Tayler, Lord of the Manor, to the 17 May 1848 Churchwardens and Overseers of Staines of land in Shotwood Common (draft). Memorandum of agreement and draft costs, Receipt and letter enclosed.
ACC/0809/MSS/733 Notes of Sales: completed form testifying the 1848 - 1851 surrenders are actual sales, completed by Ran. Horne, Attorney.
ACC/0809/MSS/734 Grant by Ric. Tayler, Lord of the Manor, to 17 May 1848/9 Churchwardens and Overseers of Staines - Wm. Holgate, Edm. Denyer and others of 8 acres on Staines Moor (draft). 4 letters and receipts enclosed.
ACC/0809/MSS/735 Grant by Ric. Tayler, Lord of the Manor, to 17 May 1848/9 Churchwardens and Overseers of Staines - Wm. Holgate, Edm. Denyer and others of 8 acres on Staines Moor (draft). 4 letters and receipts enclosed.
ACC/0809/MSS/736 Minutes of Court on the Surrender by Edgell 3 May 1849 Wyatt Edgell, esq., to Rev. Edgell Wyatt Edgell of 38a.3p. in Staines Field, marked 75 on the Enclosure Commissioners' Award map. (copy). And 9 letters from James & Son on this Surrender. Endorsement: & abstract of Indenture 18 Sept. 1844 relating inter alia to this piece of land.
ACC/0809/MSS/737 Minutes of Court on the Surrender by Edgell 3 May 1849 Wyatt Edgell, esq., to Rev. Edgell Wyatt Edgell of 38a.3p. in Staines Field, marked 75 on the Enclosure Commissioners' Award map. (copy). And 9 letters from James & Son on this Surrender. Endorsement: & abstract of Indenture 18 Sept. 1844 relating inter alia to this piece of land. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 382 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/738 Licence 26 Feb 1853 1. Ric. Tayler Esq., Lord of Manor 2. Loftus Chas. Otway, esq. 3. Wm. Angerstein, esq. To demise 'the Cherry Orchard', that is 13a.2r.7p. of old enclosed meadow at Knowle Green. (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/739 Precept to seize Num Mead Pool estate 1854 addressed to Thos. Tayler, bailiff of the Manor. (draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/740 List of members of Leet Jury. 17 Jul 1857
ACC/0809/MSS/741 Schedule and letters (5) Nov - Dec 1. Ric. Tayler, Lord of Manor of Staines 1867 2. Barton & Co., solicitors for Mr. Harman on proposed purchase by 2. of a small strip on Green Lane, which prevents him developing his property. Absolute refusal by 1. at any price, the offer being increased from £60 to £300.
ACC/0809/MSS/742 Schedule and letters (5) Nov - Dec 1. Ric. Tayler, Lord of Manor of Staines 1867 2. Barton & Co., solicitors for Mr. Harman on proposed purchase by 2. of a small strip on Green Lane, which prevents him developing his property. Absolute refusal by 1. at any price, the offer being increased from £60 to £300.
ACC/0809/MSS/743 Counterpart Lease by Samuel Ruff to William 12 May 1869 Cousins of 2 houses near the Market House in the High Street. Term: 21 years. Rent: œ48 p.a.
ACC/0809/MSS/744 Case for the opinion of Mr. Bowen re Penton 1872 Hook. Lock and Dam. And note as to height of water at the Railway Bridge and at Sweeps Bridge below Penton Hook Lock.
ACC/0809/MSS/745 Case for the opinion of Mr. Bowen re Penton 1872 Hook. Lock and Dam. And note as to height of water at the Railway Bridge and at Sweeps Bridge below Penton Hook Lock. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 383 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/746 Printed Copy of an Act for enlarging the Powers 20 Jun 1810 of 2 earlier acts for the improvement of navigation of the River Thames west of London Bridge.
ACC/0809/MSS/747 Memorandum of agreement between G. 1 Jul 1873 [Carwin]? and W. P. Lambert to let 2 cottages and a Wharf on the Thames. At œ35 for 21 years.
ACC/0809/MSS/748 Supplemental Abstract of Title of the London 1876 Joint Stock Bank to copyhold hereditaments at Staines. 1862 - 1867. (Incomplete).
ACC/0809/MSS/749 Case for the opinion of Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson 1878 re Vicarage Road and New Street. And Plan showing Vicarage Road, Staines. Size 8" x 7".
ACC/0809/MSS/750 Case for the opinion of Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson 1878 re Vicarage Road and New Street. And Plan showing Vicarage Road, Staines. Size 8" x 7".
ACC/0809/MSS/751 Minutes of Presentments at Court Leet for said 4 Jul 1882 Manor.
ACC/0809/MSS/752 Draft Licence to F. W. Wyon to demise a 22 Jul 1884 messuage, shop, coach-house etc. in the High Street.
ACC/0809/MSS/753 Lists of quit rents of copyhold tenants. 1884 and 4 items others n.d.
ACC/0809/MSS/754 Sale particulars of a plot of building land, and a 2 Jun 1886 freehold house with baker's and jeweller's shops on the corner of High Street and Market Square.
ACC/0809/MSS/755 Copy of Court Roll. 21 May 1891 Draft Licence to demise to Frederick William Ashby the messuage and land known as Duncroft granted to John Mitchell Chapman. And Correspondence. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 384 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/756 Copy of Court Roll. 21 May 1891 Draft Licence to demise to Frederick William Ashby the messuage and land known as Duncroft granted to John Mitchell Chapman. And Correspondence.
ACC/0809/MSS/757 Particulars and Conditions of Sale of 4 freehold 27 Jul 1903 villas in Sidney Road, Staines and 4 freehold villas in Chesterfield Road, Ashford.
ACC/0809/MSS/758 Licence to demise copyholds occupied by C. A. 7 Mar 1904 Osborne. F. W. Wyon, esq. Also 2 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/759 Licence to demise copyholds occupied by C. A. 7 Mar 1904 Osborne. F. W. Wyon, esq. Also 2 letters.
ACC/0809/MSS/760 Licence to demise messuage on north side of 7 Mar 1904 High Street, Staines, now occupied by Sam. Smith. (draft). F. W. Wyon of Notting Hill, gent.
ACC/0809/MSS/761 Case for the opinion of Archibald Brown on the 27 Apr 1904 estate of Mrs. Catherine Louisa Horne, widow, deceased 1884; answer advising negotiation on forfeiture suffered by Lord of Manor (two drafts). Also receipt for compensation for waiver. File of 23 letters and 11 loose letters and telegram.
ACC/0809/MSS/762 Case for the opinion of Archibald Brown on the 27 Apr 1904 estate of Mrs. Catherine Louisa Horne, widow, deceased 1884; answer advising negotiation on forfeiture suffered by Lord of Manor (two drafts). Also receipt for compensation for waiver. File of 23 letters and 11 loose letters and telegram.
ACC/0809/MSS/763 Case for the opinion of Archibald Brown on the 27 Apr 1904 estate of Mrs. Catherine Louisa Horne, widow, deceased 1884; answer advising negotiation on forfeiture suffered by Lord of Manor (two drafts). Also receipt for compensation for waiver. File of 23 letters and 11 loose letters and telegram. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 385 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/764 Case for the opinion of Archibald Brown on the 27 Apr 1904 estate of Mrs. Catherine Louisa Horne, widow, deceased 1884; answer advising negotiation on forfeiture suffered by Lord of Manor (two drafts). Also receipt for compensation for waiver. File of 23 letters and 11 loose letters and telegram.
ACC/0809/MSS/765 Receipted bill for fees of A. Brown, 3 Stone 15 Sep 1904 Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C., for œ3,106.
ACC/0809/MSS/766 Objection to the admission of more than one n.d. Claim for Common for what was originally one house, however subdivided. Signed Hen. Bullock for 18 others, Mary Culliver for 2 others, Thos. Nash for 4 houses originally one, Eliz. Walters for 2 others. (Draft).
ACC/0809/MSS/767 Declaration from Steward of Manor that n.d. property to be surrendered is the subject of an actual sale. 5 copies, printed, blank.
ACC/0809/MSS/768 Form of Appointment of Valuer by Lord of n.d. Manor under the Copyhold Acts (blank). 3 copies
ACC/0809/MSS/769 Plan of copyhold parcels of land with certain nd ones coloured pink, with acreage shown. 2 other parcels giving names of owners. Size 13½" x 11".
ACC/0809/MSS/770 Plan of property in Staines at junction of High n.d. Street, London Road and Kingston Road, coloured red. Pencil Notes: 3 times. And a larger copy with pencil note: This plan should have been coloured to the top as shown by the pencil line.
ACC/0809/MSS/771 Plan of property in Staines at junction of High n.d. Street, London Road and Kingston Road, coloured red. Pencil Notes: 3 times. And a larger copy with pencil note: This plan should have been coloured to the top as shown by the pencil line. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 386 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MSS/772 Staines Moor, Staines, Middlesex. Shows in 17---18-- colour buildings and geographical features including the River Colne, Staines Mill and Staines Church Scale: 1 inch = 4 chains. Includes table of field names and acreages. Endorsed: 'G Gyll Esq Yeovenny {Yeoveney} Manor' 1 ^<
ACC/0809/MSS/773 Church Lammas, Staines, Middlesex. Shows in 18-- colour Moor Road, Lammas Road, Duncroft House, Saint Mary's Church and Vicarage Scale: 1 inch = 200 feet. Includes roadway fence enclosure cross sections and elevations 1 ^<
ACC/0809/MST/001 Court Book (indexed) 1788 - 1839
ACC/0809/MST/002 Court Book (indexed) 1840 - 1904
ACC/0809/MST/003 Court Book (indexed) 1904 - 1938
ACC/0809/MST/004 Court Book. 1700 - 1711 Manor of Hammonds 1 vol.
ACC/0809/MST/005 Minute Book. 1782 - 1821 Giving standard Court fees.
ACC/0809/MST/006 Minute Book. 1825 - 1924
ACC/0809/MST/007 Fee Book. 1840 - 1850 "Account of Court Fees payable to the Steward of these Manors to his deputy".
ACC/0809/MST/008 Fee Book. 1853 - 1932 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 387 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/009/A "A Survaie of the Manor of Hammonds als 1639 Item no longer in collection Sheepcotes lying in the parish of Stanwell ... late in the possession of Sir Richard Tichborne Kt. and now in the possession of Jacob Hide taken in Sept 1639 by John Goodwin". Scale 1 inch to 20 perches/poles 20" x 24" parchment. Centre crease: has apparently been bound in volume.
ACC/0809/MST/009/B Particulars of parish and terrier by William 1748 Gardiner Ordered by Earl of Dunmore, Lord of the Manors. 1 vol
ACC/0809/MST/010 Plan of the Manors by William Gardiner, based 1748 on earlier plans. 1 vol
ACC/0809/MST/010/A "A reduced plan of the survey of the parish of 1748 Stanwell ... containing all the particulars of the foregoing plans by William Gardiner". 22" x 29". Scale 1" = 40 poles.
ACC/0809/MST/010/B Map of the parish of Stanwell giving field names and acreage. Scale: 1 inch = 15 poles. [Note: This map probably does not belong to the defective vol. of Stanwell maps, although the sheets are folded down the middle and appear to have come from a volume. Map C. of Borough Field does not show strips which are shown on the Borough Field plan in the vol. Map A has some areas marked with strips which are not shown on maps B - G1. 6 sheets
ACC/0809/MST/011 Enclosure Award 1789 (no plan) 1789 - 1792 Also Copy enrolled in Court of Common pleas 1792 Allotment to Francis Swain Pott 1792 1 vol; 1 doc., parchment inside award LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 388 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/012 Survey of Stanwell. 1796 UNFIT. Plan of parish and 3 plans of manor showing inclosures. List of copyhold tenants, their land, annual value, quit rent etc. List of free rents. (Found loose - list of freeholders and copyholders 1904).
ACC/0809/MST/012/A Farm in Stanwell, Middlesex: property of Sir 1825 John Gibbons, Baronet in the occupation of Peter Fowler. Shows field names, acreages and geographical features in colour Scale: 1 inch = 3 chains. Endorsed (in pencil): 'Hammonds Farm, Stanwell...this plan belongs to Sir C Gibbons' 1 ^<
ACC/0809/MST/013 Particulars of Copyhold and Freehold Estates 1843 and Extracts from Tithe Apportionment. Index to the title of various tenants (both found inside ACC/0809/MST/13) Plan of the parish showing Poyle House
ACC/0809/MST/014 Particulars of Copyhold and Freehold Estates 1843 and Extracts from Tithe Apportionment. Index to the title of various tenants (both found inside ACC/0809/MST/13) Plan of the parish showing Poyle House
ACC/0809/MST/015 Particulars of Copyhold and Freehold Estates 1843 and Extracts from Tithe Apportionment. Index to the title of various tenants (both found inside ACC/0809/MST/13) Plan of the parish showing Poyle House
ACC/0809/MST/016 Appointment of William Henry Domville as 16 Dec 1857 Steward to Sir John Gibbons.
ACC/0809/MST/017 Appointment of Steward Charles Whitbread 14 Mar 1893 Graham.
ACC/0809/MST/018 Appointment of Steward Charles Whitbread 25 Jun 1909 Graham.
ACC/0809/MST/019 Appointment of Steward James Frederick 9 Jul 1920 Nathaniel Lawrence. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 389 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/020 Enfranchisement 18 Jul 1798 Sir William Gibbons and John Gibbons to John Rae. 2 acres of copyhold land in Highway Close. (found inside Ashford Manor Court Book 1858 -85).
ACC/0809/MST/021 Copy of Court Roll. 22 Jun 1838 Admission of John Dearle, James Padgett and James Marti Sanderson under the will of William Dearle. Parcel of copyhold land in Long Elbow Close.
ACC/0809/MST/022 Copy of Court Roll. 10 Jan 1845 Admission of William Dearle on the surrender of John Dearle, James Padgett and James Martin Sanderson to copyhold land in Long Elbow Close.
ACC/0809/MST/023 Bargain and Sale. 22 Jan 1866 Trustees of the Will of William Dearle deceased to John South. 4 acres in Long Elbow Close. Consideration: £480.
ACC/0809/MST/024 Copy of Court Roll. 18 Oct 1866 Admission of John South on bargain and sale from Trustees of William Dearle. 5 acres of copyhold land in Long Elbow Close. And Correspondence 1 item
ACC/0809/MST/025 Copy of Court Roll. 18 Oct 1866 Admission of John South on bargain and sale from Trustees of William Dearle. 5 acres of copyhold land in Long Elbow Close. And Correspondence 1 item
ACC/0809/MST/026 Bills from Messrs. E. & F. Bannister and Tache 1865 - 1866 to John South. Solicitors fees. 1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 390 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/027 Bills from Messrs. E. & F. Bannister and Tache 1865 - 1866 to John South. Solicitors fees. 1
ACC/0809/MST/028 Covenant between William Dearle and James 27 Jun 1845 Slark. By way of Mortgage of 4 acres in Long Elbow Close To secure £300.
ACC/0809/MST/029 Conditional Surrender from William Dearle to 28 Jun 1845 James Slark. Parcel of copyhold land in Long Elbow Close to secure œ300 and œ4 per cent interest.
ACC/0809/MST/030 Precept to seize Martha Lydia Slarke's 8 Jan 1857 copyhold since no heir or devisee has come forward to be admitted.
ACC/0809/MST/031 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Oct 1864 Surrender by Martha Lydia Slarke's heirs to Richard Kent of 16/18ths of a cottage at Stanwell Moor, formerly of John Merrick, then Sir John Gibbons and late Richard Waller and those two cottages late one messuage. Consideration: £338.
ACC/0809/MST/032 Copy of Court Roll. 1854 Absolute Surrender by Mrs. H. J. Deacon to Robert Carter. 2 cottages (formerly 1 tenement) at West Bedfont. Consideration: £120.
ACC/0809/MST/033 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Dec 1869 Absolute Surrender by Robert Freeman Sidwell to James Carpenter Ward of a messuage converted into two tenements in West Bedfont. Consideration: £275.
ACC/0809/MST/034 Copy of Court Roll. 24 Mar 1902 Surrender by Henry Goodwin to G. W. Bateman 2 cottages, formerly one tenement at West Bedfont. Consideration: £50. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 391 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/035 Warrant to enter satisfaction on conditional 27 Jan 1855 surrender Deacon to Chapman.
ACC/0809/MST/036 Conditional Surrender by L. A. Lawrence to the 5 Feb 1858 Trustees of the West Middlesex, Surrey, South Bucks and Berks Benefit Building Society of a cottage divided into three and two newly erected cottages at West Bedfont. To secure £210.
ACC/0809/MST/037 Conditional Surrender by L. A. Lawrence to the 8 Oct 1862 Trustees of the West Middlesex, Surrey, South Bucks and Berks Benefit Building Society of a cottage divided into 3 in West Bedfont and 2 adjoining cottages. To secure £90.
ACC/0809/MST/038 Warrant to enter satisfaction on a conditional 13 Oct 1871 surrender by L. A. Lawrence to the Trustees of the West Middlesex, Surrey, South Bucks and Berks Benefit Building Society.
ACC/0809/MST/039 Conditional Surrender by L. A. Lawrence to 4 Oct 1878 Morris Ashby and others 3 cottages at West Bedfont, the first being divided into three. To secure £200.
ACC/0809/MST/040 Enfranchisement of Mr. L. A. Lawrence. 13 Mar 1882 Valuation of his property (including plan) "The Devonshire Arms" and other copyhold land.
ACC/0809/MST/041 Enfranchisement of Mr. L. A. Lawrence. Mar 1882 Particulars for valuation.
ACC/0809/MST/042 Copyhold Commission. 1882 "Particulars to be given in every case of enfranchisemen (? Lawrence)
ACC/0809/MST/043 Copy of Court Roll. Apr 1882 Draft Surrender of a Beer House known as the 'Devonshire Arms'. L. A. Lawrence to Francis Ashley. Consideration: £400. (2 copies) And Correspondence LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 392 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/044 Copy of Court Roll. Apr 1882 Draft Surrender of a Beer House known as the 'Devonshire Arms'. L. A. Lawrence to Francis Ashley. Consideration: £400. (2 copies) And Correspondence
ACC/0809/MST/045 Copy of Court Roll. Apr 1882 Draft Surrender of a Beer House known as the 'Devonshire Arms'. L. A. Lawrence to Francis Ashley. Consideration: £400. (2 copies) And Correspondence
ACC/0809/MST/046 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Jun 1882 Surrender by L. A. Lawrence to Francis Ashley. Beer House known as the 'Devonshire Arms'.
ACC/0809/MST/047 Warrant to enter satisfaction of the conditional 16 Jun 1882 surrender given by L. A. Lawrence to Messrs. Ashley & Co.
ACC/0809/MST/048 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Jul 1882 Draft Admission of Francis Ashley on the surrender of Mr. Lawrence.
ACC/0809/MST/049 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Aug 1858 Surrender by Charles Polhill to Rev. William Finch of seven acres in the Moor Fields by foreclosure of a mortgage on Mrs. Susannah Gibbons. Order appointing Mr. Polhill Trustee to convey copyholds
ACC/0809/MST/050 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Aug 1858 Surrender by Charles Polhill to Rev. William Finch of seven acres in the Moor Fields by foreclosure of a mortgage on Mrs. Susannah Gibbons. Order appointing Mr. Polhill Trustee to convey copyholds LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 393 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/051 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Aug 1858 Surrender by Rev. William Finch to John South of seven acres in the Moor Field. Consideration: £420.
ACC/0809/MST/052 Warrant to vacate surrender of part of 22 Sep 1858 Mrs.Ansley Ginger's property by the Hon. Edward Thornton Wodehouse.
ACC/0809/MST/053 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Oct 1858 Surrender by Mrs.Ansley Ginger to Sydney Smith of Pear Tree Close containing 3 acres and other copyhold land. Consideration: £350. Marginal plan.
ACC/0809/MST/054 Warrant to vacate surrender of Mrs. Ansley 25 Oct 1859 Ginger's property.
ACC/0809/MST/055 Copy of Court Roll. 26 Oct 1859 Surrender by Mrs. Ansley Ginger to Col. Brownrigg and Charles Alexander Wood of the close known as Back Close, and seventeen acres in Ashford Field. Consideration: £250.
ACC/0809/MST/056 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Apr 1892 Surrender by Lady Sophia Wood to Rev. J. S. Brownrigg and H. E. Hoare. Close of land in Ashford Field known as Back Close containing 8 acres, and parcel in Ashford Field containing 17 acres.
ACC/0809/MST/057 Copy of Court Roll. 23 Oct 1860 Surrender by Mrs. Ansley Ginger to Charles Alexander Wood of nine acres in New Close. Consideration: £560.
ACC/0809/MST/058 Conditional Surrender by Charles Alexander 11 Jun 1861 Wood to C. G. Barnett and others of nine acres in New Close. To secure £2,500 and £3 per cent interest.
ACC/0809/MST/059 Warrant to vacate conditional surrender from 25 Oct 1860 James Ginger to the Hon. Edward Thornton Wodehouse. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 394 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/060 Copy of Court Roll. Feb 1880 Admission of Mr. James Ginger under the will of William Ginger deceased. A copyhold cottage at Stanwell and other copyhold land (specified). And Draft.
ACC/0809/MST/061 Copy of Court Roll. Feb 1880 Admission of Mr. James Ginger under the will of William Ginger deceased. A copyhold cottage at Stanwell and other copyhold land (specified). And Draft.
ACC/0809/MST/062 Warrant to enter satisfaction on a conditional 23 Jun 1885 surrender given by Henry Fly Ginger to Thomas Ashby deceased.
ACC/0809/MST/063 Copy of Court Roll. 25 Jun 1885 Surrender by James Ginger of Fly or the Old Farm and other specified parcels of copyhold land, to Elias Guerrier. Consideration: £3,000.
ACC/0809/MST/064 Conditional Surrender by James Lawrence to 27 Jan 1859 Overett & Barnes Messuage erected on the site of a messuage formerly Robert Singers. To secure £200 and interest at £5 per cent.
ACC/0809/MST/065 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 31 Oct 1859 surrender given by Overett & Barnes to Lawrence.
ACC/0809/MST/066 Copy of Court Roll. 29 Nov 1859 Surrender by James Lawrence to Thomas Fladgate Harris. Premises known as the 'Rising Sun'. Consideration: £350.
ACC/0809/MST/067 Disclaimer by Thomas Buckland of the Trusts Jul 1859 of the Will of Charles Richardson. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 395 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/068 Copy of Court Roll. 8 Sep 1859 Surrender by Benjamin Martin to John James Mason of 5 cottages on Stanwell Moor, and one acre with a newly erected cottage. Consideration: £300.
ACC/0809/MST/069 Precept to Seize, John Merrick's copyhold since 13 Dec 1859 no heir of devisee has claimed it.
ACC/0809/MST/070 Copy of Court Roll. 20 Mar 1865 Surrender by William Chandler to J. C. Merrick of 3 closes, known as North Closes, containing 15 acres, and a parcel in Foul Hah meadow containing one acre. Consideration: 5s.
ACC/0809/MST/071 Copy of Court Roll. 20 Mar 1865 Surrender by William Chandler to Francis Merrick of 3 acres in the Further Moor. Consideration: 5s.
ACC/0809/MST/072 Copy of Court Roll. 13 May 1868 Surrender by Robert Hetherington to John C. Merrick of 2 cottages erected on the site of the cottage formerly in the occupation of Robert Drake at Stanwell Moor.
ACC/0809/MST/073 Copy of Court Roll. 3 Jan 1868 Absolute Surrender subject to incumbrances by Thomas Drake to John Mitchell Meryett. A messuage used as 3 tenements. Consideration: £155.
ACC/0809/MST/074 Copy of Court Roll. 23 Oct 1868 Absolute Surrender by John Mitchell Meryett to Francis Merrick. A messuage now used as three dwelling houses at Stanwell Moor. Consideration: £225.
ACC/0809/MST/075 Conditional Surrender by Lionel Merrick to J. C. 30 Oct 1871 Merrick of a messuage in Stanwell Moor. Consideration: £114.
ACC/0809/MST/076 Warrant to enter satisfaction of a conditional 9 Nov 1903 surrender given by John Merrick to Francis Merrick, son and heir of Lionel Merrick. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 396 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/077 Conditional Surrender by Mr. Saul to Mr. 1 Mar 1860 Oswald of one acre on the Heath. To secure £150.
ACC/0809/MST/078 Copy of Court Roll. 7 Aug 1860 Surrender by Thomas Chapman and another to Francis Hatton of five acres in Hengrove Field and another parcel in the same field containing 2 acres. Consideration: £440.
ACC/0809/MST/079 Copy of Court Roll. 29 Sep 1860 Surrender by Francis Sherborn to Robert Harris and another of eight acres, part of East Broom Close. Consideration: £500.
ACC/0809/MST/080 Copy of Court Roll. 29 Sep 1860 Surrender by John Treble and Samuel Maxwell to John George Goddard, the messuage known as the Tripe House with the shop belonging to it. Consideration: £140.
ACC/0809/MST/081 Copy of Court Roll. 4 Dec 1860 Surrender by Edwin Aborn to Thomas Monday. A cottage and garden etc. late occupied by William Lintott. Consideration: £220.
ACC/0809/MST/082 Copy of Court Roll. 23 Apr 1863 Surrender by Alfred Ansley to J. H. Pott of a mansion house known as Stapletons, the Street, West Bedfont. Consideration: £500.
ACC/0809/MST/083 Copy of Court Roll. 1 Jan 1878 Surrender by Francis Greenaway Pott of nine acres in Binks Mead to bar entail.
ACC/0809/MST/084 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Jan 1894 Conditional Surrender given by Mrs. Elizabeth Pott to Charles Edward Lucas. Land in Hengrove Field containing 15 acres, and other parcels containing 7 acres, and 10 acres. to secure £700. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 397 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/085 Copy of Court Roll. 16 May 1865 Surrender of a messuage by Richard Archer Houblon by the direction of Mrs. Susannah Gibbons to the use of the Lord. Consideration: £300.
ACC/0809/MST/086 Probate of Will of George Frederick Furnivall of 6 Sep 1857 Egham, Surrey. Proved 24 June 1865 All his real property to be sold and proceeds divided among his children (property unspecified). Trustees and executors: Frederick James and Charles John Furnivall and John Furnivall.
ACC/0809/MST/087 Copy of Court Roll. 17 Dec 1868 Absolute Surrender by Edward Pond to Thomas Gomm. 2 cottages, formerly one messuage, at Stanwell Northend. Consideration: £81.
ACC/0809/MST/088 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Mar 1874 Surrender by Charles Edward Barlow to George John Stone of 5 acres of land abutting on Staines Lane. Consideration: £350.
ACC/0809/MST/089 Copy of Court Roll. 18 May 1899 Surrender by H. N. Davis on behalf of H. A. L. Stone to Dr. Alexander Bowie. 5 acres on Staines Lane, late Charles Eley.
ACC/0809/MST/090 Copy of Court Roll. 6 Jul 1876 Surrender by Thomas Monday to Henry Turner of a cottage, now in the occupation of the said Henry Turner. Consideration: £230.
ACC/0809/MST/091 Copy of Court Roll. 22 Jun 1871 Absolute Surrender by Charles James Morris to Sidney Smith. A messuage and outhouses (late Laceys) formerly in occupation of William Ginger. Consideration: £160. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 398 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/092 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Feb 1879 Surrender by Benjamin Slocock of one acre in the Hither Moor to John Britnell. Consideration: £145.
ACC/0809/MST/093 Draft Deeds of Enfranchisement, Sir John 16 Apr 1880 Gibbons to William Taylor. Cottage at West Bedfont. (2 items). Correspondence (1 item). Printed form of particulars for Copyhold Commission. Draft particulars for valuation.
ACC/0809/MST/094 Draft Deeds of Enfranchisement, Sir John 16 Apr 1880 Gibbons to William Taylor. Cottage at West Bedfont. (2 items). Correspondence (1 item). Printed form of particulars for Copyhold Commission. Draft particulars for valuation.
ACC/0809/MST/095 Draft Deeds of Enfranchisement, Sir John 16 Apr 1880 Gibbons to William Taylor. Cottage at West Bedfont. (2 items). Correspondence (1 item). Printed form of particulars for Copyhold Commission. Draft particulars for valuation.
ACC/0809/MST/096 Draft Deeds of Enfranchisement, Sir John 16 Apr 1880 Gibbons to William Taylor. Cottage at West Bedfont. (2 items). Correspondence (1 item). Printed form of particulars for Copyhold Commission. Draft particulars for valuation.
ACC/0809/MST/097 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Jan 1880 Surrender by Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins to Mr. William Taylor. A cottage at West Bedfont. Admission of William Taylor to the same. 1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 399 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/098 Copy of Court Roll. 12 Jan 1880 Surrender by Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins to Mr. William Taylor. A cottage at West Bedfont. Admission of William Taylor to the same. 1
ACC/0809/MST/099 Conditional Surrender given by Mr. & Mrs. 27 Jul 1882 Morford to Mrs. Warner and others. 2 third part shares in 2 cottages late Diller and 2 cottages late in occupation of Topliff and Ginger all at Stanwell Moor. To secure £2,300.
ACC/0809/MST/100 Warrant to enter satisfaction of conditional 25 Mar 1890 surrender given by Mr. & Mrs. Morford to Mrs. Wanner and others.
ACC/0809/MST/101 Copy of Court Roll. 21 Jul 1894 Surrender by Rev. John Hart and Mrs. Hart to Edward Morford. A one third part share in 2 cottages late Diller and 2 cottages late Topliff and John Ginger.
ACC/0809/MST/102 Covenant to surrender copyholds. Edward 28 Dec 1894 Morford to Sir Charles Gibbons.
ACC/0809/MST/103 Copy of Court Roll. 28 Dec 1894 Surrender by Edward Morford of 2 cottages formerly of Diller to the lord of the manor of Sir Charles Gibbons. Consideration: £124.
ACC/0809/MST/104 Copy of Court Roll. 2 Sep 1885 Surrender by Alfred Chantler to Edward Fell of four cottages, 3 of them recently erected to replace ones recently destroyed by fire, West Bedfont. Consideration: £130.
ACC/0809/MST/105 Copy of Court Roll. 13 Apr 1887 Surrender by A. P. Perfect and F. J. Money to A. P. Perfect and F. S. Smith. Moiety of a messuage together with Bushey Close. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 400 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/106 Copy of Court Roll. 23 Jul 1915 Surrender by Basil S. Smith to Mrs. Harriet Solly and others. A full moiety in a messuage at West Bedfont and Bushy Close containing 3 acres.
ACC/0809/MST/107 Enfranchisement Trust, Sir John Gibbons. 19 Mar 1888 Request by Sir John Gibbons as to conversion of Consol
ACC/0809/MST/108 Consent to sale of Enfranchisement Fund, Sir 12 Jul 1893 Charles Gibbons, signed by Frederick Gibbons and Miss Gibbons.
ACC/0809/MST/109 Copy of Court Roll. 11 Aug 1893 Surrender by Mrs. E. S. Sutton to Mrs. E. S. Pinkett. 2 cottages at Stanwell. Consideration: £125, part of a debt of £291. 7. 0.
ACC/0809/MST/110 Compensation agreement between Sir 1 Mar 1928 Alexander Doran Gibbons and Maria Thomasine Leader. 7 acres in Moorfield.
ACC/0809/MST/111 Duplicate Compensation agreement 15 Nov 1929 Sir Alexander Doran Gibbons and Walter Perks. Cottage and garden in the Street.
ACC/0809/MST/112 Compensation Agreement between H. Scott 3 Apr 1936 Freeman and Miss J. E. Pratt Relating to 'White Cottage'
ACC/0809/MST/113 Miscellaneous correspondence and 1 plan showing holding of Thomas Crew. 5 items.
ACC/0809/MST/114 Miscellaneous correspondence and 1 plan showing holding of Thomas Crew. 5 items.
ACC/0809/MST/115 Miscellaneous correspondence and 1 plan showing holding of Thomas Crew. 5 items. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 401 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/MST/116 Miscellaneous correspondence and 1 plan showing holding of Thomas Crew. 5 items.
ACC/0809/MST/117 Miscellaneous correspondence and 1 plan showing holding of Thomas Crew. 5 items.
ACC/0809/MST/118 Abstract Particular Valuation and Calculation of 1812 the Value in Fee of the Kempton Park Estate. Late Edmund Hill. Giving tenants, quantity, rents, annual value, remarks giving type of tenure. Total Value: £85,476. 5. 5. Spelthorne parliamentary elections
ACC/0809/PE/001 Printed pamphlets on election procedure. 1918
ACC/0809/PE/002 List Presiding Officers for Spelthorne Division. 1918
ACC/0809/PE/003 Duplicated notices; General notes for Presiding 1918 Officers.
ACC/0809/PE/004 Printed notices of appointment of Counting 1918 Assistant. Unused.
ACC/0809/PE/005 Declarations of secrecy by those working at the 1918 polling stations. Arranged by division. Rough list of those who signed.
ACC/0809/PE/006 Printed Notices. Voting by persons in the 1918 employ of the retiring officer. (10 items - unused.)
ACC/0809/PE/007 Duplicated notices. Instructions for the issue of 1918 ballot papers. 3 items
ACC/0809/PE/008 Printed Notification by Deputy Acting Returning 1918 Officer. Time and place for counting votes. Town Hall, Staines, 28 Dec. 1918 at 10 a.m.
ACC/0809/PE/009 Bundle of envelopes (printed) used to contain 14 Dec 1918 ballot paper account. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 402 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PE/010 Printed book of unused ballot papers. 1918 Candidates: Frank Ernest Horton, 14 Beverley Road, Chiswick; Alexander William Leonard, The Cabin, River View Gardens, Strawberry Hill; Philip Edward Pilditch, Bartropps, Weybridge Heath, Knight.
ACC/0809/PE/011 Printed book of unused ballot papers. 1922 Candidates: Archibald George Church, 46 Ederline Avenue, Norbury, S.W.16, Major, D.S.O.; Philip Edward Pilditch, Bartropps, Weybridge Heath, Knight.
ACC/0809/PE/012 Posters. Printed public notices concerning the 1918 election.
ACC/0809/PE/013 Photographs. Prints showing the 1918 announcement of the election results from the Town Hall balcony, Staines. (5 items, one mounted.)
ACC/0809/PE/014 Photographs. Prints showing the 1918 announcement of the election results from the Town Hall balcony, Staines. (5 items, one mounted.)
ACC/0809/PE/015 Photographs. Prints showing the 1918 announcement of the election results from the Town Hall balcony, Staines. (5 items, one mounted.)
ACC/0809/PE/016 Photographs. Prints showing the 1918 announcement of the election results from the Town Hall balcony, Staines. (5 items, one mounted.)
ACC/0809/PE/017 Photographs. Prints showing the 1918 announcement of the election results from the Town Hall balcony, Staines. (5 items, one mounted.)
ACC/0809/PE/018 Newspapers and Journals, various. [Times, 1918 - 1922 local papers (West Middlesex, Surrey, and Bucks) and Law Times]. (Items numbered 018 -035) 18 copies. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 403 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PE/036 Printed Notices. Voting by Post by Absent 1918 Voters; Appointment of Assistant (3 items); Notice of Time and Place of opening of ballot boxes. 2 items
ACC/0809/PE/037 Printed Notices. Voting by Post by Absent 1918 Voters; Appointment of Assistant (3 items); Notice of Time and Place of opening of ballot boxes. 2 items
ACC/0809/PE/038 Cutting from "The Times". Notice of Naval and 12 Dec 1918 Military Voters who are on leave or detached from their units.
ACC/0809/PE/039 Absent Voters List (printed) for Spelthorne 1918 Parliamentary District. (Containing 7413 names arranged alphabetically under polling districts.
ACC/0809/PE/040 Typed List. Proxies for Spelthorne division 1918 giving name and number of voter and name and address of proxy arranged under polling districts. 12 ff.
ACC/0809/PE/041 Letters from members of the public re Absentee 1918 voting by members of armed forces. 12 items
ACC/0809/PE/042 Envelope containing Statement with respect to 2 Jan 1919 Ballot papers sent by absent voters, giving totals of ballot papers sent out and returned. Signed by Scott Freeman.
ACC/0809/PE/043 Bundle of undelivered envelopes containing 1918 absent voting papers for armed forces.
ACC/0809/PE/044 Unopened postal ballot returns from members Dec 1918 of the armed forces containing vote and identification. These arrived after the count had taken place. 7 items
ACC/0809/PE/045 Printed envelopes - unused - for use by those 1918 dealing with absent voters. 7 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 404 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PE/046 Folder. "Parliamentary Election. 1918. Returns n.d. of "Election Expenses" from Alexander Leonard and Frank Horton.
ACC/0809/PE/047 File concerning Alexander Leonard's candidacy 1918 in the election, and his subsequent loss of deposit.
ACC/0809/PE/048 Letters to Scott Freeman as Deputy Returning 1918 - 1923 Officer concerning the elections of 1918 and 1922.
ACC/0809/PE/049 Letters from Scott Freeman as Deputy Acting 1918 Returning Officer concerning 1918 election.
ACC/0809/PE/050 Miscellaneous letters, papers, notices etc. 1918 relating to Scott Freeman's post as Deputy Returning Officer.
ACC/0809/PE/051 Election Account book kept by Harry Scott n.d. Freeman.
ACC/0809/PE/052 Account of Charges and Disbursements of 1918 Harry Scott Freeman, Deputy Acting Returning Officer.
ACC/0809/PE/053 File headed "Accounts awaiting payment" 1918 containing receipts and rough accounts; and correspondence concerning the election.
ACC/0809/PE/054 Accounts sent to Mr. Scott Freeman as Deputy 1918 - 1920 Acting Returning Officer.
ACC/0809/PE/055 Bundle of cheques paid out by Scott Freeman, 21 Dec 1918; and used cheque book. 23 Feb 1919
ACC/0809/PE/056 Printed notices (various) concerning election 1918 - 1920 expenses sent to Scott Freeman as Deputy Acting Returning Officer.
ACC/0809/PE/057 Original bundle - Accounts and bills - expenses 1922 of Major Church as a candidate in 1922 election campaign. Copy of "Middlesex Chronicle" 1 Feb. 1919. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 405 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates Printer material
ACC/0809/PM/001 Middlesex Land Registry. 1709 - 1711 One leaf from volume I of "Parochiall Alphabet Com. Middlesexiae", a contemporary topographical index to entries in the Middlesex Land Registry 1709-1717. This leaf containes Staines references 1709-1711 and gives vendor's name, purchaser's name, book number, page number and memorial number. [Now stored with M.D.R. Indexes]
ACC/0809/PM/002 "Correct list of the Fairs in Middlesex"; Gives n.d. [late 18th place, date and articles sold. or early 19th cent ]
ACC/0809/PM/003 Copy of The Times containing an extract from 7 Nov 1805 the London Gazette Extra-ordinary 6 Nov. 1805 Copies of dispatches, Admiralty office, with account of the Battle of Trafalgar; abstract of names of killed and wounded; report, "Lord Nelson's Last Moments"; report of the battle.
ACC/0809/PM/004 Copies of The Morning Post, Saturday July 9 1814 1814 and Wednesday July 13 1814.
ACC/0809/PM/005 Copies of The Morning Post, Saturday July 9 1814 1814 and Wednesday July 13 1814.
ACC/0809/PM/006 Speech of H.R.H. The Duke of York in the 1825 House of Lords April 25 1825, concerning a petition from the Dean and Chapter of St. Georges' Windsor praying that no further concession may be made to Roman Catholics. With mounted print of a peer, presumably the Duke of York. Size. 24" x 15".
ACC/0809/PM/007 Speech of H.R.H. The Duke of York in the 1825 House of Lords April 25 1825, concerning a petition from the Dean and Chapter of St. Georges' Windsor praying that no further concession may be made to Roman Catholics. With mounted print of a peer, presumably the Duke of York. Size. 24" x 15". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 406 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/008 Report of the Lord Mayor's visit to Oxford in 1826 July 1826, written at the desire of the Party by the Chaplain to the Mayoralty. Typewritten copy, with covering letter.
ACC/0809/PM/009 Report of the Lord Mayor's visit to Oxford in 1826 July 1826, written at the desire of the Party by the Chaplain to the Mayoralty. Typewritten copy, with covering letter.
ACC/0809/PM/010 Facsimile of wording on foundation stone of 1829 Staines' new bridge 'On this day Tuesday the 23rd day of June 1829 This first Stone of the present new Bridge at Staines Middlesex was laid by the Rt. Hon. Sir William Henry Freemantle.'
ACC/0809/PM/011 Copy of the Morning Herald; contains account 24 Apr 1832 of the opening of the New Bridge at Staines.
ACC/0809/PM/012 Staines Literary Institution : Laws and 10 Aug 1835 Regulations of Institutions for the Promotion of Science and Literature in Staines and its Vicinity : Agreed upon at a General Meeting, August 10th 1835. First established January 1st 1835. Printed booklet
ACC/0809/PM/013 'First Report of the Committee of Management Oct 1836 of the Institution at Staines for the Promotion of Science and Literature', as agreed at the meeting of proprietors on Oct. 4th 1836. Printed booklet
ACC/0809/PM/014 Staines Inclosure : 'Extract from Bishop n.d. [pre 1845 ] Andrews' Exposition of the Eight Commandment containing his opinion against Inclosing Common Lands.'
ACC/0809/PM/015 Staines and Richmond Railway : Notice of a 1846 public meeting of the inhabitants of Staines and neighbourhood to be held at the Literary and Scientific Institution on Monday 29 June 1846 concerning the promoting of the above railway line.
ACC/0809/PM/016 Programme of opening of Staines Bridge. 25 Feb 1871 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 407 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/017 Staines Joint Hospital District : Provisional 1882 order for forming a United District under section 279 of the Public Health Act 1875. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PM/018 Staines Joint Hospital District : Provisional 1882 order for forming a United District under section 279 of the Public Health Act 1875. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PM/019 Increased Railway Accomodation for Staines 12 Feb 1883 Public meeting to be held at Staines Town Hall 12 Feb. 1883 "for the purpose of supporting the proposed Staines, Chertsey and Woking Railway." Printed notice 3 copies
ACC/0809/PM/020 Increased Railway Accomodation for Staines 12 Feb 1883 Public meeting to be held at Staines Town Hall 12 Feb. 1883 "for the purpose of supporting the proposed Staines, Chertsey and Woking Railway." Printed notice 3 copies
ACC/0809/PM/021 Increased Railway Accomodation for Staines 12 Feb 1883 Public meeting to be held at Staines Town Hall 12 Feb. 1883 "for the purpose of supporting the proposed Staines, Chertsey and Woking Railway." Printed notice 3 copies
ACC/0809/PM/022 Printed list of Vicars of Staines from A.D. 1264 - n.d. [c 1902] A.D. 1900. Also gives Civil Rulers of the Church from the Roman Emperors to Edward VII; Archbishops of Canterbury from St. Augustine, A.D. 597 - A.D. 1902; and Bishops of London from foundation by Cedd, A.D. 656 - A.D. 1901. Includes dates of the extension of the Church to England, from A.D.68 - A.D.608.
ACC/0809/PM/023 Staines and District Photographic Society : 1909 Catalogue of Annual Exhibition, held at the Town Hall, Staines, May 5-7 1909. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 408 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/024 West Middlesex Times (one page only). 21 Apr 1915 Report of Staines Board of Guardians annual meeting; Staines R.D.C. annual meeting, Staines U.D.C. annual meeting, Feltham U.D.C. annual meeting. Account of an explosion at Poyle gunpowder works; article on poultry keeping.
ACC/0809/PM/025 Daily Express, (General Strike Edition) 7 May 1926
ACC/0809/PM/026 Egham News-Bulletin No. 3. 8 May 1926
ACC/0809/PM/027 Notice "To all workers in all Trades" from n.d. [1926] Stanley Baldwin, that anyone remaining at work during the crisis will be protected by the state from loss of Trade Union benefits, pensions etc.
ACC/0809/PM/028 Percy Fitzgerald, Robert Adam, Artist and 1904 Architect : His works and his system. Published by W. S. Cowell; illustrated. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/029 Madame Leprince de Beaumont, Le Magasin n.d. [c 1876] des Enfants. Published by Morizot, Libraire -Editeur, 3 Rue Paree-Saint-Andre, Paris. [preserved in the record office reference library. ]
ACC/0809/PM/030 Sales catalogue of the Beaumont collection of 3 Nov Lordships of Manors in the counties of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk. To be sold by auction by order of the trustees for sale under the will of George Frederick Beaumont. Gives covering dates of records, historical notes and glossary of terms.
ACC/0809/PM/031 S. Wilton Rix, The Fauconberge Memorial : an 1849 account of Henry Fauconberge LL.D., of Beccles, and of the endowment provided by his will to encourage learning and the instruction of youth. Printed at Ipswich for the author by J. M. Burton. [preserved in the record office reference library.] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 409 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/032 T. A. Rickman. MS. notes concerning Harriot 7 Feb 1934 Sturt; she married James Hickman of Egham and of Clarence Street, Staines, in 1838, notes mention also her daughter Mrs Mary Milsome, aged 91 in 1934 and Mathilda Pellatt, daughter of Apsley Pellatt (1791-1863), second wife of James Rickman.
ACC/0809/PM/033 Genealogical tree (detailed) of the Taunton 1775 - 1889 family of Kingswood, Egham; copy of arms and quarterings.
ACC/0809/PM/034 G. F. Bosworth, Middlesex. Published by 1913 Cambridge University Press in the series Cambridge County Geographies. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/035 Camden, Brittania : section on Middlesex only. (1610) Translated by Philomen Holland, 1610; 5 copies with maps missing.
ACC/0809/PM/036 Ed. H. E. O'Connor, Middlesex : The Industrial, n.d. [c 1936] Commercial and Sporting Aspects of the County. Articles by Marjorie Lloyd, T. Tickler, F. Parsons etc. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/037 Clifford Radcliffe, Middlesex. Published by 1939 Evans Bros. ; 1st edition. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/038 Montagu Sharpe, Some Antiquities of 1905 Middlesex in British, Roman and Saxon Times. Printed and published by the Brentford Printing and and Publishing Co. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/039 Edward Walford, Greater London : A narrative n.d. [c 1891] of its history, people and places. Published by Cassell and Co. Ltd; 2 vols. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/040 Middlesex and London : List of the Principal (1819) Books, Maps, Plans and Prints that have been published in illustrations of the Antiquities, History and Topography and other Subjects. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 410 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/041 List (printed) of the landowners in Middlesex. 1871
ACC/0809/PM/042 Transactions of the London and Middlesex 1867 Archaelogical Society vol.iii pt. viii; includes article on Stanwell Church.
ACC/0809/PM/043 Daniel Lysons, Middlesex; chapters on Cowley, 1800 Feltham, Staines and Stanwell.
ACC/0809/PM/044 Daniel Lysons, Middlesex; chapters on Cowley, 1800 Feltham, Staines and Stanwell.
ACC/0809/PM/045 Daniel Lysons, Middlesex; chapters on Cowley, 1800 Feltham, Staines and Stanwell.
ACC/0809/PM/046 Daniel Lysons, Middlesex; chapters on Cowley, 1800 Feltham, Staines and Stanwell.
ACC/0809/PM/047 The Mirror of Literature, Amusement and 26 May 1832 Instruction, no. 548; article on Staines New Bridge with engraving of the bridge.
ACC/0809/PM/048 The Surveyor, Engineer and Architect : London Jun 1840 monthly journal of the physical and practical sciences in all heir departments; elevation of Staines Bridge, George Rennie, engineer, drawn by C. Russel.
ACC/0809/PM/049 Programme of events : Staines' celebration of 22 Jun 1911 the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary.
ACC/0809/PM/050 History of the Parish Church at Staines; 1916 reprinted from the West Middlesex Times.
ACC/0809/PM/051 B. M. Egerton M.S. 2004, The Parish Registers 1886 of Staines, Middlesex, 1644-1694. Printed at the private press of Frederick Arthur Crisp. [preserved in the record office reference library. ] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 411 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/052 Parish Magazine of St. Mary's, Staines. 1871 - 1877 Jan. 1871 - Dec. 1872 Jan. 1873 - Dec. 1874 Jan. 1875 - Dec. 1876 Jan. 1877 - Dec. 1877 Bound into 4 vols.
ACC/0809/PM/053 Parish Magazine of St. Mary's, Staines. 1871 - 1877 Jan. 1871 - Dec. 1872 Jan. 1873 - Dec. 1874 Jan. 1875 - Dec. 1876 Jan. 1877 - Dec. 1877 Bound into 4 vols.
ACC/0809/PM/054 Parish Magazine of St. Mary's, Staines. 1871 - 1877 Jan. 1871 - Dec. 1872 Jan. 1873 - Dec. 1874 Jan. 1875 - Dec. 1876 Jan. 1877 - Dec. 1877 Bound into 4 vols.
ACC/0809/PM/055 Parish Magazine of St. Mary's, Staines. 1871 - 1877 Jan. 1871 - Dec. 1872 Jan. 1873 - Dec. 1874 Jan. 1875 - Dec. 1876 Jan. 1877 - Dec. 1877 Bound into 4 vols.
ACC/0809/PM/056 The Mirror of Literature, Amusement and 30 Aug 1828 Instruction; article on Staines New Church with engraving of the church.
ACC/0809/PM/057 The Rifle Club : A manual of duty for soldiers n.d. [c 1892] whether Regular, Militia or Volunteer. In the form of a dramatic dialogue and inscribed 'to the world in general and to the members of the Staines Rifle Club in particular.' Published by Charles Gilpin.
ACC/0809/PM/058 Hotspur, Sporting Intelligence : Staines Notes; n.d. [c 1930] mainly runners in the Staines Local Handicap; typewritten with annotations.
ACC/0809/PM/059 The Saturday Magazine no. 586; includes 21 Aug 1841 article on the banks of the Thames (vi) with engraving the Staines Stone. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 412 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/060 Sheet of cuttings concerning Staines and n.d. [c 1700 - surrounding area; includes pages from 1839] unidentified book, possibly Newcourt, Repertorium, 1708 with details of Staines Vicarage, Ashford Chapel and Stanmore Parva Curacy; news item dated 1762 and gossip verses about the Crooked Billet and Old Red Lion Inns, both in Staines dated 1839; engraving of Staines Church by Sparrow, 1799.
ACC/0809/PM/061 Newspaper cutting from a Staines local paper 25 Feb 1891 with part of a report on a meeting of the Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/PM/062 Newspaper cutting from a Staines local paper 28 Mar 1891 with a report of a general meeting of ratepayers to receive a statement on the work of the County Council from the Chairman of the Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/PM/063 Newspaper cutting from a Staines local paper 9 May 1891 with a report of a meeting of the Staines Local Board.
ACC/0809/PM/064 Edward Roberts F.S.A., An Ancient British (1871) Cemetry on Sunbury Common at Ashford, Middlesex.
ACC/0809/PM/065 Andrew Knapp and William Baldwin, the 1824 - 5 Newgate Calendar Comprising Interesting Memoirs of the Most Notorious Characters who have been convicted of outrages on the Laws of England since the commencement of the eighteenth century; with occasional speeches, confessions and last exclamations of sufferers. Published by J. Robins & Co. [Preserved in the record office reference library. ] 2 vols.
ACC/0809/PM/066 Frederick Lucas, Education considered with 1838 reference to the present state of society. Two lectures delivered to the Literary and Scientific Institution at Staines. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 413 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PM/067 Henry James Gibbs and Thomas Down, School 1891 Board Election Manual and Presiding Officer's Guide. Published by Shaw and Sons ; 3rd edition. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/068 Sir Hugh Owen K.C.B., The Elementary 1897 Education Acts, 1870-1897. Published by Knight and Co.; 18th edition. [preserved in the record office reference library.]
ACC/0809/PM/069 Frank R. Parker, the Election of County 1892 Councils under the Local Government Act, 1888. Published by Knight and Co.; 2nd edition. [preserved in the record office reference library. ]
ACC/0809/PM/070 The Town : newspaper supplement containing (1832) a key to the first reformed parliament, listing members returned for counties, cities and boroughs in England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland.
ACC/0809/PM/071 Anthony Purver, A New and Literal Translation 1764 of all the Books of the Old and New Testaments, with Notes, critical and explanatory. Published by W. Richardson and S. Clark. In two volumes, volume 1 only. [Preserved in the record office reference library. ]
ACC/0809/PM/072 Adams, Thompson and Fry, Town Planning 1930 Consultants, The Thames from Putney to Staines A survey of the river with suggestions for the preservation of its amenities, prepared for a Joint Committee of the Middlesex and Surrey County Councils. [Preserved in the record office reference library. ] Practice papers
ACC/0809/PP/001 Letter Book of Randolph Horne containing 1819 - 1824 copies of outgoing letters from the firm. 1 vol. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 414 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/002/A Letter from Messrs. Coote & Ball to J. Goring 3 Jul 1889 Containing schedule of deeds, 1736 - 1889.
ACC/0809/PP/002/B Lease and Release; 1. Edmund Leonard Fisher 18 - 19 Aug of Egham Hythe, fisherman; 2. John Bond of S. 1736 Michael Basishaw, Citizen and Plaisterer; 2 Messuages in Egham for œ15.14.3.
ACC/0809/PP/003 Will of John Bond of Egham, plaisterer. 28 Jul 1769
ACC/0809/PP/004 Mortgage of two messuages to secure œ160 10 Sep 1787 and interest. 1. Mrs. Eliz. Bond of Egham Hythe, spinster; 2. Geo. Butler of Egham, plumber.
ACC/0809/PP/005 Conveyance of three messuages in Egham for 22 Jan 1788 œ160; 1. Eliz. Bond of Egham, spinster; 2. George Butler of Egham, plaisterer. (And Lease).
ACC/0809/PP/006 Lease and Release of 3 messuages at Egham 15 - 16 Apr Hythe; 1. Ric. Hen. Butler, the surviving devisee 1818 In Trust of Mr. G. Butler; 2. Alfred Robinson.
ACC/0809/PP/007 Conveyance in fee of messuages at Egham 20 Jun 1889 Hythe; 1. Alfred Robinson and others; 2. John Goring. [This document is missing]
ACC/0809/PP/008 Bond for payment of œ100 and Interest at 4 per 25 Dec 1752 cent; 1. Jas Love of St. Andrew, Holborn, tinplate worker; 2. Sir Wm. Beauchamp Procter of St. George, Hanover Square.
ACC/0809/PP/009 Receipt for œ210 paid to 2. from estate of Jas. 14 Apr 1768 Love, dec. 1. Stephen Boult, Executor for Jas. Love; 2. Eliz. Love; 3. Sir Wm. Beauchamp Procter, Bart.
ACC/0809/PP/010 Will of Sir Wm. Beauchamp Procter (extract 7 Dec 1773 copy). (Probate)
ACC/0809/PP/011 Will of Thos. Boult of Bray, Berks, yeoman. 2 Dec 1776 (extract copy) Probate 3 Aug 1782 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 415 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/012 Abstract of title of Mr Collett to a messuage in 1747 - 1787 Egham Street.
ACC/0809/PP/013 Admission of Ric. Kempster, gardener, to a 14 Jun 1788 messuage in Egham Street. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PP/014 Admission of Ric. Kempster, gardener, to a 14 Jun 1788 messuage in Egham Street. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PP/015 Mill of Ric. Kempster, of Egham, yeoman. 5 Sep 1807 (Probate)
ACC/0809/PP/016 Admission of John Wapshott to a messuage in 3 Feb 1808 Egham Street
ACC/0809/PP/017 Will of Jas. Love Wheeler, of Staines, smith. 9 Mar 1811 (Office extract; 2 copies.)
ACC/0809/PP/018 Will of Jas. Love Wheeler, of Staines, smith. 9 Mar 1811 (Office extract; 2 copies.)
ACC/0809/PP/019 Probate of the Will of John Wapshott of 8 May 1828 Ampners Barns Farm, Chertsey, farmer. (Probate)
ACC/0809/PP/020 Steward's Account to Jn. Secker on death of 25 Nov 1835 John Wapshott for œ19.1.0, with Receipt.
ACC/0809/PP/021 Steward's Account to Jn. Secker on death of 25 Nov 1835 John Wapshott for œ19.1.0, with Receipt.
ACC/0809/PP/022 Abstract of title of Trustees under the will of 1806 - 1855 John Wapshott to a messuage in Egham High Street.
ACC/0809/PP/023 Admission of John Goring to 2 messuages 28 Jun 1856 formerly 1, in Egham Street, No. 127 on Enclosure Award, part of Willcocks Estate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 416 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/024 Lease and Release of a quarter part of the 22 Jan 1753 Angel Inn for œ100. 1. Sam. Stone of Fore Street, distiller. 2. James Love of St. Andrew, Holborn, tinman. Premises occupied by Jas. Love, uncle of 2.
ACC/0809/PP/025 Lease and Release of a quarter part of the 22 Jan 1753 Angel Inn for œ100. 1. Sam. Stone of Fore Street, distiller. 2. James Love of St. Andrew, Holborn, tinman. Premises occupied by Jas. Love, uncle of 2.
ACC/0809/PP/026 Mortgage of quarter part of the Angel Inn for 12 Aug 1755 œ100. 1. Jas. Love of St. Andrew, Holborn, tinman. 2. Sir Wm. Beauchamp Proctor of St. George, Hanover Square.
ACC/0809/PP/027 Probate of the Will of Jas. Love of St. Andrew, 18 Jul 1766 Holborn, dec. (Probate)
ACC/0809/PP/028 Assignment of a mortgage term to attend the 2 Apr 1774 inheritance of quarter part of the Angel and Crown Inn. 1. Thos Tower, Sir Neville George Hickman, and Robt. Palmer, Executors for Sir Wm. Beauchamp Proctor, bart; 2. Thos Boult.
ACC/0809/PP/029 Indentures of Fine. 1. Geo. Bedford, gent. 2. 45 Geo III Jas. Clewley and Eliz., his wife. 3. John Armstrong and Mary, his wife. 4. Wm. Roades and Esther, his wife. Two fourth parts of messuages, garden, 3 curtilages, and 10 acres. Consideration œ60. 301.
ACC/0809/PP/030 Indentures of Fine. 1. Geo. Bedford, gent. 2. 45 Geo III Jas. Clewley and Eliz., his wife. 3. John Armstrong and Mary, his wife. 4. Wm. Roades and Esther, his wife. Two fourth parts of messuages, garden, 3 curtilages, and 10 acres. Consideration œ60. 301.
ACC/0809/PP/031 Lease and Release of two fourth parts of the 24 - 25 Jun Angel and Crown Inn. 1805 1. Jas. Clewley of Kew Green and Eliz. his wife and others. 2. Geo. Bedford of Bedford Row, gent., trustee for Jn. Thompson. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 417 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/032 Lease and Release of two fourth parts of the 24 - 25 Jun Angel and Crown Inn. 1805 1. Jas. Clewley of Kew Green and Eliz. his wife and others. 2. Geo. Bedford of Bedford Row, gent., trustee for Jn. Thompson.
ACC/0809/PP/033 Appointment of two fourth parts of the Angel 15 Jul 1805 and Crown Inn for 100 years, to receive œ450 and interest. 1. Jas. Clewley and Eliz. his wife. 2. Geo. Bedford in trust for John Thompson.
ACC/0809/PP/034 Lease of the Angel and Crown Inn for 7, 14 or 13 Jul 1805 21 years at the option of the lessee at œ100 p.a. (amended in pencil). 1. Jas. Clewley of Kew Green, farmer, and Eliz. his wife and others. 2. John Thompson of Chiswick, brewer.
ACC/0809/PP/035 Lease, Appointment and Release of two fourth 30 - 31 Dec parts of the Angel and Crown Inn for œ450. 1807 1. Jas. Clewley and Eliz. his wife. 2. Douglas Thompson and Henry Thompson, both of Chiswick, brewers.
ACC/0809/PP/036 Lease, Appointment and Release of two fourth 30 - 31 Dec parts of the Angel and Crown Inn for œ450. 1807 1. Jas. Clewley and Eliz. his wife. 2. Douglas Thompson and Henry Thompson, both of Chiswick, brewers.
ACC/0809/PP/037 Counterpart Lease of the Angel and Crown Inn 13 Nov 4 Geo for 31 years at œ26.5.0. per half year or IV [1823] œ52.10.0. p.a. 1. John Chapman of Egham, butcher, and Martha Love his wife. 2. Henry Thompson of Chiswick, brewer.
ACC/0809/PP/038 Lease of messuage called the Angel and 13 Nov 1823 Crown for 31 years at œ52.10.0. p.a. 1. John Chapman of Egham, butcher, and Martha Love his wife. 2. Henry Thompson of Chiswick, brewer. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 418 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/039 Counterpart Lease of the Angel and Crown Inn 28 Sep 1849 for 5 years at œ97.5.0. p.a. 1. Jas. Harris of Pimlico, surveyor. 2. John Wayt of Staines, inn keeper.
ACC/0809/PP/040 Agreement as to Mr Budgen's right of way at 1873 the Angel and Crown Hotel, with 3 letters and plan of the inn (n.d.), scale 20' = 1".
ACC/0809/PP/041 Agreement as to Mr Budgen's right of way at 1873 the Angel and Crown Hotel, with 3 letters and plan of the inn (n.d.), scale 20' = 1".
ACC/0809/PP/042 Release by way of Mortgage to secure œ600 27 Mar 1855 and interest of a moiety of the Angel and Crown Inn, Staines, and the Royal Oak public house at Bulbrook, Wargrave, Berks. 1. Jas. Harris of Pimlico. 2. Geo. Harrison of Carlton House Terrace, gent., and others.
ACC/0809/PP/043 Mortgage of the Angel and Crown Inn for œ600 14 May and interest. 1. Jas. Harris of Pimlico, land surveyor. 2. George Harrison, esq., of Carlton House Terrace. 3. Henry Harrison Martin of London Street, Fitzroy Square.
ACC/0809/PP/044 Abstract of the Title of the late Daniel Stevens 1828 - 1830 to a freehold messuage in Church Street, [1837] Staines.
ACC/0809/PP/045 Additional Abstract of the Title of Daniel 1762 - 1828 Stevens to a freehold messuage in Church Street, Staines.
ACC/0809/PP/046 Schedule of Deeds, Ashby's trustees to Goring Jun 1906 ("Bundle of old Deeds and Documents").
ACC/0809/PP/047 Rough drawing of a house (presumably that of n.d. ACC/0809/PP/44 - 45). Endorsed "House as formerly stood when purchased of Thos Mills by Thos Ashby Since sold to C. Ashby one part of it..." LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 419 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/048 Lease for a year (copy) of a freehold messuage 10 Dec 1762 and garden, formerly 2 tenements, in Binbury Street, Staines, alias Church End, between the tenement of Thos. Gibson and lands of the Prebend of St George's Chapel, Windsor, and the tenement of Henry Coombs; 1. Edward Booth. 2. John Russell and William Pontifex
ACC/0809/PP/049 Release in fee in trust for Mr Daniel Pontifex 11 Dec 1762 and others (copy). Premises as described in ACC/0809/PP/48. Consideration: œ115. Insurance Policy issued by Westminster Insurance Office.
ACC/0809/PP/050 Release in fee in trust for Mr Daniel Pontifex 11 Dec 1762 and others (copy). Premises as described in ACC/0809/PP/48. Consideration: œ115. Insurance Policy issued by Westminster Insurance Office.
ACC/0809/PP/051 Release to make a Tenant to the Precipe for 9 Feb 1828 the purpose of suffering a Recovery of premises in Church Street, Staines, to the use of Daniel Stevens in fee. 1. Daniel Stevens and his wife. 2. Casteels Stevens.
ACC/0809/PP/052 Mortgage Bond in the sum of œ400. 1. Daniel 29 Jul 1830 Stevens. 2. Henry Wapshott. Condition : œ200 @ 5% interest.
ACC/0809/PP/053 Mortgage of a messuage in Church Street, 29 Jul 1830 Staines, to secure œ200 and interest. 1. Daniel Stevens. 2. Henry Wapshott.
ACC/0809/PP/054 "Declaration to verify Certificates of Marriage, 6 Feb 1838 Baptism and Burial". Attached : (i) Marriage Certificate, Sarah Pontifex to Daniel Stevens; (ii ) Baptism Certificate of Daniel and Matthew, sons of Daniel and Sarah Stevens; (iii) Burial Certificate of Daniel Stevens, son of Daniel and Sarah.
ACC/0809/PP/055 Assignment of Term to attend the inheritance of 7 Feb 1838 a free-hold house in Church Street, Staines, for Thos. Ashby. 1. Henry Wapshott. 2. Skidmore Ashby. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 420 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PP/056 Papers relating to South Harris of Staines, 1875 - 1876 gent., dec. 24 Jan. 1875. c. 60 items, inc. letters, receipts, executors' bank book and cheque book, bundle of receipts, cheques, etc.
ACC/0809/PP/057 Papers relating to Jas. Harris of Staines, gent. , 1883 - 1912 dec. 29 June 1902. c. 50 items, incl. papers relating to probate and funeral arrangements, receipts, etc., and letters concerning rent of property paid to him by F. Hoggard, 1897-98.
ACC/0809/PP/058 Papers relating to Jas Harris of Staines, gent., 1866 - 1911 dec. 29 June 1902. c.70 items incl. insurance policies, share certificates, and documents relating to annuity payments, his burial plot, and property in Staines.
ACC/0809/PP/059 Papers relating to John Goring of High Street, 1877 - 1911 Staines, butcher. 29 items, incl. lease of 2 houses in Staines, letters, cheques, papers on enfranchisement of land in the Manor of Engham, etc.
ACC/0809/PP/060 Bank book of Administrators of Ann Barbara Aug - Dec South, dec. 1877
ACC/0809/PP/061 Particulars for income Tax returns relating to 1918 the Misses Hill. Scott Freeman Collection of Maps and Prints: Illustrations
ACC/0809/PR/177/001 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Published March 1807 by S. Woodburn. 3 copies, one with text re Bedfont from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London.'
ACC/0809/PR/177/002 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Published March 1807 by S. Woodburn. 3 copies, one with text re Bedfont from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London.' LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 421 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/003 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Published March 1807 by S. Woodburn. 3 copies, one with text re Bedfont from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London.'
ACC/0809/PR/177/004 Bedfont Church. nd Item no longer in collection Published by J. Edington. As ACC/0809/PR.177
ACC/0809/PR/177/005 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection From Gentleman's Magazine, September 1825. Pl. I. p.201. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/006 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection From Gentleman's Magazine, September 1825. Pl. I. p.201. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/007 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection From Gentleman's Magazine, September 1825. Pl. I. p.201. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/008 Bedfont Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection From Gentleman's Magazine, September 1825. Pl. I. p.201. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/009 "Angling Resorts - The Crane, Bedfont nd Item no longer in collection Fisheries". 5 scenes as a general panorama. From Baber Bridge; Upstream; At Two Bridges; A sheltered Swim; Towards Bedfont. Artist: H.B. Wilson. Monochrome. Mounted on thin board. (1894)
ACC/0809/PR/177/010 Feltham Church. Engraving. nd Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. Another copy, with text re Feltham from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London.' LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 422 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/011 Feltham Church. Engraving. nd Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. Another copy, with text re Feltham from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London.'
ACC/0809/PR/177/012 Hampton Court Palace. Engraving. nd T. H. Shepherd. Engraved by W.M. Done. (For Dugdale's 'England and Wales Delineated').
ACC/0809/PR/177/013 Harefield Place. Engraving. nd Engraving by J. Greig from a drawing by G. Shepherd. N/D. (For 'The Beauties of England and Wales').
ACC/0809/PR/177/014 Harlington Church. S.E. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn by W. Hampner. January 3, 1803. Engraved for The Gentleman's Magazine May 1808. Pl. I. p.385. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/015 Harlington Church. S.E. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn by W. Hampner. January 3, 1803. Engraved for The Gentleman's Magazine May 1808. Pl. I. p.385. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/016 Harlington Church. S.E. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn by W. Hampner. January 3, 1803. Engraved for The Gentleman's Magazine May 1808. Pl. I. p.385. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/017 Harlington Church. S.E. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn by W. Hampner. January 3, 1803. Engraved for The Gentleman's Magazine May 1808. Pl. I. p.385. 4 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/018 Entrance to Harlington Church nd Item no longer in collection Engraved by J. Greig from a drawing by I. Francis for The Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet. Published for the proprietors by W. Clarke and J. Carpenter. September 1811. With text. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 423 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/019 Harlington Church Porch nd Item no longer in collection Engraved by J. Pye from a drawing by I. Francia, for 'The Beauties of England and Wales'. Published by John Harris. 1812. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/020 Harlington Church Porch nd Item no longer in collection Engraved by J. Pye from a drawing by I. Francia, for 'The Beauties of England and Wales'. Published by John Harris. 1812. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/021 Monument at Harlington nd Item no longer in collection Engraving. Gentleman's Magazine August 1812. Plate II. p.113.
ACC/0809/PR/177/022 "The Celebrated Yew Tree in Harlington nd Item no longer in collection Churchyard from an original Drawing". Cutting from 'The Literary World' June 6, 1840. Also, pasted on same sheet, cutting of abstract from the Will of Wm. Woodeson, late of Harlington.
ACC/0809/PR/177/023 Dawley, the seat of the Rt. Hon. Charles Lord nd Item no longer in collection Ossulstone. Engraving. Artist : L. Knyff. Engraved by I. Kip. (Panorama) N/D. (Dated 1709 in pencil). Measures 23" x 20".
ACC/0809/PR/177/024 Dawley Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection (Artist L. Knyff). Plate xxi. (Dated 1708 in pencil).
ACC/0809/PR/177/025 Barn at Harmondsworth. Interior view. nd Lithograph. Albert Hartshorne. Lith. by J. Emslie and Sons. Also page of text, describing features of the barn, by Albert Hartshorne. Published by J. Emslie and Sons. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 424 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/026 Barn at Harmondsworth. Interior view. nd Lithograph. Albert Hartshorne. Lith. by J. Emslie and Sons. Also page of text, describing features of the barn, by Albert Hartshorne. Published by J. Emslie and Sons.
ACC/0809/PR/177/027 Hillingdon House. Engraving. nd Engraved by J. Walker from a drawing by Corbould. Published by Harrison and Co. December 1793. (Plate 46).
ACC/0809/PR/177/028 Hillingdon Church. Engraving. nd Published by J. Edington.
ACC/0809/PR/177/029 Tomb of John Rich at Hillingdon. nd Etching, by C.J. Smith. Reproduced as a vignette above facsimile of an agreement between Charles Fleetwood and John Rich concerning profits of The Theatre Royal in Drury Lane and the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden. 1735.
ACC/0809/PR/177/030 Swakeleys Ickenham J. P. Neale. nd Engraved by M. S. Barenger. Published March 1819. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/031 Swakeleys Ickenham J. P. Neale. nd Engraved by M. S. Barenger. Published March 1819. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/032 Swakeley House Ickenham Engraving. "S.L." nd 1800. Published June 2, 1819.
ACC/0809/PR/177/033 Laleham Park, the residence of the Young nd Queen of Portugal. Cutting from 'The Mirror of Literature, Amusement and Instruction', May 16, 1829. Reproduction of engraving of Laleham Park, and text.
ACC/0809/PR/177/034 "Littleton 1849". Original drawing. Not signed. nd "? Staines" written in margin in a different hand. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 425 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/035 "Northall" Church. Engraving. nd N/D. Published by J. Edington. (Plate 64).
ACC/0809/PR/177/036 Shepperton. Engraving. nd Tombleson. Engraved by H. Winkles. Published by Tombleson and Co., and Creuzbauer and Co., of Carlsrhue, Germany. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/037 Shepperton. Engraving. nd Tombleson. Engraved by H. Winkles. Published by Tombleson and Co., and Creuzbauer and Co., of Carlsrhue, Germany. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/038 Stone at Staines, marking the western nd Item no longer in collection boundary of the jurisdiction of the City of London on the River Thames. Engraving. Painted by G. Arnold, A.R.A. Engraved by W. B. Cooke. Published by W. B. Cooke, Soho Square, November 1, 1821. 13 copies, (two of which have been watercoloured). 1 copy, without publisher or date and with different lettering in title.
ACC/0809/PR/177/052 Stone at Staines. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Lithograph of G. Arnold's original. Watercoloured. "Circa 1825" written in pencil in the margin.
ACC/0809/PR/177/053 The Boundary Stone at Staines. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection "1858" written in pencil. Cutting from a book or magazine.
ACC/0809/PR/177/054 Staine's Stone. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection "1833" written in pencil. Cutting from magazine. Pasted on sheet. (From 'The Saturday Magazine' No. 586. August 21, 1841). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 426 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/055 London Mark Stone. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Signed W. Prior. With text. Page from 'The London Journal', late 19th century. 2 copies, one of which is mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Church and newscuttings.
ACC/0809/PR/177/056 Staines Bridge. (actually more a view of Staines nd Item no longer in collection Stone, with Staines Bridge in background). Engraving. Artist C. Marshall. Engraved by J. Henshall. Published by Simpkin, Marshall and Co., and the proprietors, 1 Cloudesley Terrace, Islington; A. Asher, Berlin. 6 copies, one of which has been watercoloured. 22 copies, as above but without the name of the publisher; one watercoloured. 1 copy, without artist or engraver's names, reproduced by photographic process, and mounted on card. 1 copy, mounted on a sheet, with a view of Staines Church by Neale, 1815, and newscuttings (see ACC/0809/PR.177/212).
ACC/0809/PR/177/085 Staines Bridge. Coloured aquatint. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : W. Westall. Plate made by E. Bentley. Published by R. Ackerman, Strand, London, 1828. Another copy, uncoloured, partially washed in blue.
ACC/0809/PR/177/086 Staines Bridge. Coloured aquatint. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : W. Westall. Plate made by E. Bentley. Published by R. Ackerman, Strand, London, 1828. Another copy, uncoloured, partially washed in blue. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 427 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/087 Staines (Old Bridge). Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist W. Turner. Engraved by G. Murray. 3 copies. 1 copy, as above, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by J. P. Neale (see ACC/0809/PR.177/150). 1 copy, but a larger reproduction, and mounted on card. 1 copy, reproduced by photographic process. 1 copy, engraved by G. Murray, published by Harrison and Co. 1795. 'Pocket Magazine'. Mounted on Sheet with Staines New Church. (see ACC/0809/PR.177/240)
ACC/0809/PR/177/088 Staines (Old Bridge). Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist W. Turner. Engraved by G. Murray. 3 copies. 1 copy, as above, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by J. P. Neale (see ACC/0809/PR.177/150). 1 copy, but a larger reproduction, and mounted on card. 1 copy, reproduced by photographic process. 1 copy, engraved by G. Murray, published by Harrison and Co. 1795. 'Pocket Magazine'. Mounted on Sheet with Staines New Church. (see ACC/0809/PR.177/240)
ACC/0809/PR/177/089 Staines (Old Bridge). Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist W. Turner. Engraved by G. Murray. 3 copies. 1 copy, as above, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by J. P. Neale (see ACC/0809/PR.177/150). 1 copy, but a larger reproduction, and mounted on card. 1 copy, reproduced by photographic process. 1 copy, engraved by G. Murray, published by Harrison and Co. 1795. 'Pocket Magazine'. Mounted on Sheet with Staines New Church. (see ACC/0809/PR.177/240) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 428 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/090 Staines (Old Bridge). Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist W. Turner. Engraved by G. Murray. 3 copies. 1 copy, as above, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by J. P. Neale (see ACC/0809/PR.177/150). 1 copy, but a larger reproduction, and mounted on card. 1 copy, reproduced by photographic process. 1 copy, engraved by G. Murray, published by Harrison and Co. 1795. 'Pocket Magazine'. Mounted on Sheet with Staines New Church. (see ACC/0809/PR.177/240)
ACC/0809/PR/177/091 Staines (Old Bridge). Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist W. Turner. Engraved by G. Murray. 3 copies. 1 copy, as above, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by J. P. Neale (see ACC/0809/PR.177/150). 1 copy, but a larger reproduction, and mounted on card. 1 copy, reproduced by photographic process. 1 copy, engraved by G. Murray, published by Harrison and Co. 1795. 'Pocket Magazine'. Mounted on Sheet with Staines New Church. (see ACC/0809/PR.177/240)
ACC/0809/PR/177/092 Staines Bridge. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Artist : S. Owen. Engraved by W. B. Cooke. Published by J. Hogarth, Haymarket. N/D. 2 copies
ACC/0809/PR/177/093 Staines Bridge. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Artist : S. Owen. Engraved by W. B. Cooke. Published by J. Hogarth, Haymarket. N/D. 2 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 429 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/094 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, and W. Cooke. August 1810. 5 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/095 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, and W. Cooke. August 1810. 5 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/096 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, and W. Cooke. August 1810. 5 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/097 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, and W. Cooke. August 1810. 5 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/098 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, and W. Cooke. August 1810. 5 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/099 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by W. B. Cooke. October 1814. 8 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/108 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by W. B. Cooke. January 1829. 2 copies, one of which has been water -coloured. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 430 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/109 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection As ACC/0809/PR.177/92-93, published by W. B. Cooke. January 1829. 2 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/110 East View of Staines Bridge (Old Bridge). nd Item no longer in collection Aquatint. Sepia. (Published for S. Ireland, 1799, for Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames).
ACC/0809/PR/177/111 East View of Staines Bridge (Old Bridge). nd Item no longer in collection Aquatint. Sepia. (Published for S. Ireland, 1799, for Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames).
ACC/0809/PR/177/112 East View of Staines Bridge (Old Bridge). nd Item no longer in collection Aquatint. Sepia. (Published for S. Ireland, 1799, for Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames).
ACC/0809/PR/177/113 East View of Staines Bridge (Old Bridge). nd Item no longer in collection Aquatint. Sepia. (Published for S. Ireland, 1799, for Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames).
ACC/0809/PR/177/114 East View of Staines Bridge (Old Bridge). nd Item no longer in collection Aquatint. Sepia. (Published for S. Ireland, 1799, for Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames).
ACC/0809/PR/177/115 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/116 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 431 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/117 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/118 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/119 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/120 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/121 New Staines Bridge. Aquatint. Sepia. nd Item no longer in collection Published for S. Ireland, May 1799. (For Ireland's 'Picturesque Views of the Thames'). 7 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/122 Staines Bridge. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection "1858" written in pencil. Cutting from book or magazine. Mounted on sheet.
ACC/0809/PR/177/123 Staines Bridge. (no title). Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Published by Greenand Charlwood. N/D
ACC/0809/PR/177/124 Staines Bridge. (Old Bridge) Water-colour nd Item no longer in collection drawing. Not signed. N/D. ca. 1795. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 432 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/125 Staines Bridge. Pencil drawing. nd Item no longer in collection Not signed. June 26, 1818.
ACC/0809/PR/177/126 Staines Bridge. Engraving. See also end of List. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : J. P. Neale. Engraved by Woolnoth. Published by John Harris. April 1814. For The Beauties of England and Wales. 15 copies, one of which has been water -coloured. 9 copies, without the publisher's name, or date. 1 copy, without the publisher's name, or date, mounted on a sheet with Staines (Old Bridge) by W. Turner (see above). 1 copy, without the publisher's name, or date, mounted on a sheet with Ceremony at the Boundary Stone, 1846. (see ACC/0809/PR.177/267) 3 copies, without the names of artist engraver or publisher, size 2½" x 2".
ACC/0809/PR/177/154 Staines Bridge. Pen and ink drawing. nd Item no longer in collection Artist Cecil S. Carey. 2 copies both signed. One dated 1907.
ACC/0809/PR/177/155 Staines Bridge. Pen and ink drawing. nd Item no longer in collection Artist Cecil S. Carey. 2 copies both signed. One dated 1907.
ACC/0809/PR/177/156 Staines Church, from the River. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : Frank Murray. 2 copies, both have been water-coloured. N/D. ? early 20th century.
ACC/0809/PR/177/157 Staines Church, from the River. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : Frank Murray. 2 copies, both have been water-coloured. N/D. ? early 20th century.
ACC/0809/PR/177/158 Staines Church. Water-colour. nd Item no longer in collection Two views of the church, on one sheet. ca. 1795. Artist unknown. Similar water-colours for other parishes have been dated ca. 1795. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 433 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/159 Staines Church. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : J. B. Watson. Printed by J. Netherclift. Published by J. B. Watson, Portman Square. April 1828. "To the Revd. Robert Govett (Vicar and Chairman) and the Other Trustees this South -East Perspective View of the New Church of Staines, Middlesex, now executing under their directions is respectfully dedicated by their Architect, John Burges Watson". Dimensions of interior and exterior of church given, and the cost of working contracts. Another copy, with dedication and borders trimmed off.
ACC/0809/PR/177/160 Staines Church. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : J. B. Watson. Printed by J. Netherclift. Published by J. B. Watson, Portman Square. April 1828. "To the Revd. Robert Govett (Vicar and Chairman) and the Other Trustees this South -East Perspective View of the New Church of Staines, Middlesex, now executing under their directions is respectfully dedicated by their Architect, John Burges Watson". Dimensions of interior and exterior of church given, and the cost of working contracts. Another copy, with dedication and borders trimmed off.
ACC/0809/PR/177/161 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Engraved by Sparrow. Published by J. Sewell, Cornhill, April 1799. For 'The European Magazine'. 25 copies, one of which has been water -coloured. One copy is mounted on a sheet with
ACC/0809/PR/177/185 "Staines Midd" - small 3½" x 3" engraving of a nd Item no longer in collection church, with a spire. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 434 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/186 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: J. P. Neale. Engraved by Lewis. Published by John Harris, St. Paul's Churchyard. November 1815. For 'The Beauties of England and Wales'. 26 copies, 4 of which have been water -coloured. One is mounted on a sheet with a small 2½" x 2" engraving, "Staines Church, Middlesex" and one is mounted on a sheet with "Staines Bridge" by C. Marshall, and newscuttings.
ACC/0809/PR/177/213 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection 2½" x 2" (see above) 4 copies, (including the one mentioned above, mounted with the 1815 engraving by Lewis).
ACC/0809/PR/177/214 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection 2½" x 2" (see above) 4 copies, (including the one mentioned above, mounted with the 1815 engraving by Lewis).
ACC/0809/PR/177/215 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection 2½" x 2" (see above) 4 copies, (including the one mentioned above, mounted with the 1815 engraving by Lewis).
ACC/0809/PR/177/216 Staines (Church) Middlesex, S.E. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection "J. B. Watson, Architect". Gentleman's Magazine November 1828. Plate 1 p.393. 21 copies, one of which is mounted on a sheet with newscuttings.
ACC/0809/PR/177/237 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection "London, J. Harwood, 26 Fenchurch Street". Published by Norris. September 1854. (Part of a letter written on the back). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 435 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/238 New Church Staines. Interior, looking East. nd Item no longer in collection Mr. G. H. Fellowes Prynne, F.R.I.B.A., Architect. Photo lithograph by Sprague and Co., Fetter Lane. Plate XLIII. 2 copies, and also 1 copy, cut from The Architect, September 29, 1893, and the words "Built for Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C." added, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by W. Turner, 1795.
ACC/0809/PR/177/239 New Church Staines. Interior, looking East. nd Item no longer in collection Mr. G. H. Fellowes Prynne, F.R.I.B.A., Architect. Photo lithograph by Sprague and Co., Fetter Lane. Plate XLIII. 2 copies, and also 1 copy, cut from The Architect, September 29, 1893, and the words "Built for Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C." added, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by W. Turner, 1795.
ACC/0809/PR/177/240 New Church Staines. Interior, looking East. nd Item no longer in collection Mr. G. H. Fellowes Prynne, F.R.I.B.A., Architect. Photo lithograph by Sprague and Co., Fetter Lane. Plate XLIII. 2 copies, and also 1 copy, cut from The Architect, September 29, 1893, and the words "Built for Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C." added, and mounted on a sheet with a view of Staines Bridge, by W. Turner, 1795.
ACC/0809/PR/177/241 Prospect of Staines. September 16, 1723. nd Item no longer in collection Engraving. Panorama and plan. By Dr. William Stukeley, antiquary, 1687-1765). 12 copies. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 436 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/253 A View near Staines. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Printed for R. Sayer and J. Bennett, Fleet Street, October 1779. 4 copies, one of which is water-coloured and one is reproduced by photographic process and mounted on card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/254 A View near Staines. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Printed for R. Sayer and J. Bennett, Fleet Street, October 1779. 4 copies, one of which is water-coloured and one is reproduced by photographic process and mounted on card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/255 A View near Staines. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Printed for R. Sayer and J. Bennett, Fleet Street, October 1779. 4 copies, one of which is water-coloured and one is reproduced by photographic process and mounted on card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/256 A View near Staines. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Printed for R. Sayer and J. Bennett, Fleet Street, October 1779. 4 copies, one of which is water-coloured and one is reproduced by photographic process and mounted on card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/257 "Staines Moulin a Eau du Quaker Ashby, Sur la nd Item no longer in collection Tamise 1794" (Staines Water Mill). Drawing and wash. Copies from the original drawn by the Duke de Harcourt and presented by him to T. and H. Ashby. Copy signed Priscilla Ashby.
ACC/0809/PR/177/258 Staines. Water - colour. nd Item no longer in collection Not signed or dated.
ACC/0809/PR/177/259 Colnbrook House, near Staines. Aquatint. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: T. Wathen. Plate by J. Black. 1791. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 437 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/260 Duncroft House, near Staines. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: G. Eyre Brooks. Lithograph by L. Haghe. Published by Day and Haghe. 4 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/261 Duncroft House, near Staines. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: G. Eyre Brooks. Lithograph by L. Haghe. Published by Day and Haghe. 4 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/262 Duncroft House, near Staines. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: G. Eyre Brooks. Lithograph by L. Haghe. Published by Day and Haghe. 4 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/263 Duncroft House, near Staines. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: G. Eyre Brooks. Lithograph by L. Haghe. Published by Day and Haghe. 4 copies, one of which has been water -coloured.
ACC/0809/PR/177/264 Near Staines. Water-colour. nd Item no longer in collection Reproduction. Artist: E. W. Haslehurst. N/D. ca. 1910. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PR/177/265 Near Staines. Water-colour. nd Item no longer in collection Reproduction. Artist: E. W. Haslehurst. N/D. ca. 1910. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PR/177/266 Plan of the River Thames, from the best nd Item no longer in collection authorities. Engraving. From Cirencester to the mouth of the river. Vignettes of London Mark Stone at Staines, and the Seal of the Port of London, found near Queenhythe, 1820. Published by Cowie and Strange, 1827. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 438 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/267 The Ceremony at the Boundary Stone at nd Item no longer in collection Staines. Engraving. Signed Smyth. The Illustrated London News, August 15, 1846. 2 copies, one mounted on a sheet, with a copy of the view of Staines Bridge, by J. P. Neale, for 'The Beauties of England and Wales', the other copy on p. 104 of the Illustrated London News illustrating an article on the Lord Mayor's View of the Thames.
ACC/0809/PR/177/268 Arrival of the Civic Party at Basildon House. p. nd Item no longer in collection 104. Illustrated London News
ACC/0809/PR/177/269 Drawings of views of Staines and district, page nd Item no longer in collection from the Illustrated London News, March 5, 1892 The Swan at Staines Staines Bridge The New Canteen The New Rifle Range at Staines Windsor
ACC/0809/PR/177/270 Staines (? near the watermill) Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection
ACC/0809/PR/177/271 Staines Coat of Arms. Ink drawing on card. nd Item no longer in collection
ACC/0809/PR/177/272 Staines Bridge and Bush Inn ca. 1828, shows a nd Item no longer in collection humped-back bridge, with railings, a building with a cupola and colonnade, the "Bush Inn" and a building with a lion on the swinging sign. Signed E.C.B. 2 copies, one a lithograph, dated 1829, and the other reproduced by photographic process and mounted on card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/273 Staines Bridge and Bush Inn ca. 1828, shows a nd Item no longer in collection humped-back bridge, with railings, a building with a cupola and colonnade, the "Bush Inn" and a building with a lion on the swinging sign. Signed E.C.B. 2 copies, one a lithograph, dated 1829, and the other reproduced by photographic process and mounted on card. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 439 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/274 The same street, showing more of the street, nd Item no longer in collection on a smaller scale. People, horses and dog now added. Size 3" x 2". Newscuttings re Staines, pasted on sheets. Already noted, as they occur with the illustrations
ACC/0809/PR/177/275 Staines Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Engraved by Sparrow Published by J. Sewell, Cornhill, 1799.
ACC/0809/PR/177/276 Staines Bridge 1814. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection (Artist J. P. Neale, engraved by Woolnoth).
ACC/0809/PR/177/277 (1) Stanwell Church, N.W. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and engraved by Longmate. Gentleman's Magazine. November 1793. pp.993-994. 3 copies, and one extra copy of (1).
ACC/0809/PR/177/278 2) Brass figure, in church, "Hic jacet Richard de nd Item no longer in collection Thorp" Drawn and engraved by Longmate. Gentleman's Magazine. November 1793. pp.993-994. 3 copies, and one extra copy of (1).
ACC/0809/PR/177/279 (3) Raised tomb in church. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and engraved by Longmate. Gentleman's Magazine. November 1793. pp.993-994. 3 copies, and one extra copy of (1).
ACC/0809/PR/177/280 (4) Stanwell Free School. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and engraved by Longmate. Gentleman's Magazine. November 1793. pp.993-994. 3 copies, and one extra copy of (1).
ACC/0809/PR/177/281 Lord Knivett's Monument at Stanwell nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and engraved by Longmate. Gentleman's Magazine April 1794. p.313. 7 copies. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 440 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/288 Stanwell Church. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. 5 copies. (one copy water coloured after publication). Accompanied by 3 copies of text re Stanwell from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London'.
ACC/0809/PR/177/289 Stanwell Church. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. 5 copies. (one copy water coloured after publication). Accompanied by 3 copies of text re Stanwell from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London'.
ACC/0809/PR/177/290 Stanwell Church. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. 5 copies. (one copy water coloured after publication). Accompanied by 3 copies of text re Stanwell from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London'.
ACC/0809/PR/177/291 Stanwell Church. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. 5 copies. (one copy water coloured after publication). Accompanied by 3 copies of text re Stanwell from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London'.
ACC/0809/PR/177/292 Stanwell Church. Engraving nd Item no longer in collection Published March 23, 1807 by S. Woodburn. 5 copies. (one copy water coloured after publication). Accompanied by 3 copies of text re Stanwell from Woodburn's 'Churches in the Environs of London'.
ACC/0809/PR/177/293 Stanwell Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Identical with above. Published by J. Edington. (1807) 3 copies (one copy water coloured after publication) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 441 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/294 Stanwell Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Identical with above. Published by J. Edington. (1807) 3 copies (one copy water coloured after publication)
ACC/0809/PR/177/295 Stanwell Church. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Identical with above. Published by J. Edington. (1807) 3 copies (one copy water coloured after publication)
ACC/0809/PR/177/296 Stanwell. Etching. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and etched by J. Swaine. "Sketched from Lady Catherine Stanhope's House in 1810 - taken down in 1820". Plate 20. Vol. 2. 3 copies (one copy water coloured after publication).
ACC/0809/PR/177/297 Stanwell. Etching. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and etched by J. Swaine. "Sketched from Lady Catherine Stanhope's House in 1810 - taken down in 1820". Plate 20. Vol. 2. 3 copies (one copy water coloured after publication).
ACC/0809/PR/177/298 Stanwell. Etching. nd Item no longer in collection Drawn and etched by J. Swaine. "Sketched from Lady Catherine Stanhope's House in 1810 - taken down in 1820". Plate 20. Vol. 2. 3 copies (one copy water coloured after publication).
ACC/0809/PR/177/299 Stanwell - Another copy of etching as above nd Item no longer in collection mounted on a sheet with N.E. view of Stanwell, drawn and etched by J. Swaine April 1851. and Etching of a tree with words "I once on Stanwell Common did Stand Till Surly Bore as laid me on the Land". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 442 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/300 N.E. View of Stanwell, drawn and etched by J. nd Item no longer in collection Swaine, April 1851. (as above). Swaine graves in Stanwell Churchyard, drawn and etched by J. Swaine, 1851. Plate 18. Vol. 3.
ACC/0809/PR/177/301 N.E. View of Stanwell, drawn and etched by J. nd Item no longer in collection Swaine, April 1851. (as above). Swaine graves in Stanwell Churchyard, drawn and etched by J. Swaine, 1851. Plate 18. Vol. 3.
ACC/0809/PR/177/302 N.E. View of Stanwell, drawn and etched by J. nd Item no longer in collection Swaine, April 1851. (as above). Swaine graves in Stanwell Churchyard, drawn and etched by J. Swaine, 1851. Plate 18. Vol. 3.
ACC/0809/PR/177/303 Another copy of etching of Swaine graves, as nd Item no longer in collection above, mounted on a sheet with another copy of Stanwell church; Published by J. Edington (1807) and an unsigned water colour of Stanwell Church, from the South. (Artist unknown. Ca. 1795.)
ACC/0809/PR/177/304 Two unsigned water colours of Stanwell nd Item no longer in collection Church, from the north, and the west. Mounted on one sheet. (Artist unknown. Ca. 1795). Similar water colours for other parishes have been dated ca. 1795.
ACC/0809/PR/177/305 Two unsigned water colours of Stanwell Free nd Item no longer in collection School. (Artist unknown Ca. 1795). Mounted on one sheet, with a copy of engraving of the school from The Gentleman's Magazine, November 1793.
ACC/0809/PR/177/306 Stanwell Village. Illustration from 'Greater nd Item no longer in collection London' by Walford.
ACC/0809/PR/177/307 Stanwell Church. Reproduced, from pen and nd Item no longer in collection ink sketch. N/D.
ACC/0809/PR/177/308 Old School House, Stanwell nd Item no longer in collection LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 443 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/309 Old Houses, Stanwell; Pen and ink. Both cut nd Item no longer in collection from 'Picturesque Middlesex' by Duncan Moul and Ernest Hill, 1904.
ACC/0809/PR/177/310 Sunbury Locks. Engraving. Tombleson. Eng. by nd W. Lacey. Published by Tombleson and Co. N/D.
ACC/0809/PR/177/311 Sunbury Place, seat of the Hon. Percy nd Windham. Engraving. Eng. by Hay from a drawing by G. Arnold R.A. (for The Beauties of England and Wales'). Published by Verner, Hood and Sharpe. June 1811.
ACC/0809/PR/177/312 Middlesex Guildhall. Etching. Artist David nd Robertson. Christmas card from the Chairman Middlesex County Council (Mr. Howard Button) 1933-34.
ACC/0809/PR/177/313 Windsor Bridge. Engraving. Tombleson. Eng. nd Item no longer in collection by J. Carter.
ACC/0809/PR/177/314 Windsor Castle. Engraving. Tombleson. Eng. nd Item no longer in collection by A. Winkles. Both from 'Tombleson's Thames' Ca. 1830.
ACC/0809/PR/177/315 Windsor Castle, from the Windsor Terminus of nd Item no longer in collection the South Western Railway, and Agricultural Show 1851. Lithograph by Ed. Gilks. Published J. B. Brown, Windsor.
ACC/0809/PR/177/316 Windsor Castle: The Round Tower. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: E. Noyce. Printed by Fairland. Published J. B. Brown, Windsor.
ACC/0809/PR/177/317 Windsor Castle: St. George's Gate. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: C. Basebe. Printed by Fairland. Published J. B. Brown, Windsor. (Proof).
ACC/0809/PR/177/318 Windsor Castle: The Quadrangle. Lithograph. nd Item no longer in collection Artist: C. Basebe. Printed by Fairland. Published J. B. Brown, Windsor. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 444 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/319 Windsor Castle: York and Lancaster Towers. nd Item no longer in collection Lithograph. Artist: E. Noyce. Printed by Fairland. Published J. B. Brown, Windsor. (Proof)
ACC/0809/PR/177/320 St. George's Hall, Windsor. Coloured nd Item no longer in collection lithograph. Printed by Leighton Brothers.
ACC/0809/PR/177/321 Painted Screen, St. George's Chapel. Colour nd Item no longer in collection lithograph. Printed by Leighton Brothers.
ACC/0809/PR/177/322 Dorney Church. Engraving. Tombleson. nd Engraving by Sands.
ACC/0809/PR/177/323 Datchet Bridge. Engraving. Tombleson. nd Engraving by T. Harris. Both from 'Tombleson's Thames': Ca. 1830.
ACC/0809/PR/177/324 Delaford Park, the seat of Charles Clowes Esq. nd near Uxbridge. Engraving. Engraving by Cooke from a painting by C. Arnold A.R.A. Published Verner, Hood and Sharpe. September 1811. (for 'The Beauties of England and Wales). "Delaford Park, though close to the border of Middlesex is situated in the County of Buckingham, but the drawing from which the annexed engraving is made having been sent long after the account of Buckinghamshire forming part of the Beauties of England was printed, we have deemed it expedient to notice the Mansion as one of the seats in the vicinity of the town of Uxbridge". B.E. and W. Vol. X. pt. IV. (1816) p. 539.
ACC/0809/PR/177/325 Kingswood Lodge, Cooper's Hill, the seat of nd Item no longer in collection Bickerwycke. Esq. "Drawn and Engraved by J. Hassell"; (It looks more like an aquatint). Published June 1805 by J. Hassell.
ACC/0809/PR/177/326 Cooper's Hill, Egham. Water colour. Printed on nd Item no longer in collection glossy paper.
ACC/0809/PR/177/327 North-East View of Sir John Elvil's House on nd Item no longer in collection Englefield Green near Egham. Engraving; Artist : P. Sandby R.A. Engraved by M.A. Rooker. Published by G. Kears, March 1775. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 445 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/328 St. Anne's Hill from Egham Hill. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Artist : J. Hakewell. Engraving by W. Woolnoth. Published by F. Lloyd. 1820.
ACC/0809/PR/177/329 Egham. Monochrome aquatint. Published by J. nd Item no longer in collection Mawman, January 1821.
ACC/0809/PR/177/330 The Chapel, Holloway College, Egham. W. H. nd Item no longer in collection Crossland, F.R.I.B.A., Architect. Photo -lithograph and printed by James Akerman. From the Building News, June 18, 1886.
ACC/0809/PR/177/331 Great Quadrangle and Tower, Holloway nd Item no longer in collection College, Egham. W. H. Crossland, F.R.I.B.A., Architect. "Photo-Tint" by James Akerman. From The Building News, June 18, 1886.
ACC/0809/PR/177/332 The Royal Holloway College, Egham. North nd Item no longer in collection Front, and Portion of South Quadrangle. 2 pictures. W. H. Crossland, F.R.I.B.A., Architect. "Photo-Tint" by James Akerman. From The Building News. June 25, 1886.
ACC/0809/PR/177/333 The Holloway College, Mount Lee, Egham, nd Item no longer in collection Surrey. N.E. Entrance to Student's Stairs, from E. Quadrangle. W. H. Crossland, Architect. "Ink -Photo" by Sprague and Co. From The Builder, October 8, 1881
ACC/0809/PR/177/334 The Seat of Sir John Elvill Bart, at Englefield nd Item no longer in collection Green. Engraving. Artist : T. Malton. Engraved by W. Watts. Published by W. Watts, Chelsea. November 1784. "RunnyMead or Magna Charta Island near Egham". Engraving. N/D. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PR/177/335 The Seat of Sir John Elvill Bart, at Englefield nd Item no longer in collection Green. Engraving. Artist : T. Malton. Engraved by W. Watts. Published by W. Watts, Chelsea. November 1784. "RunnyMead or Magna Charta Island near Egham". Engraving. N/D. 2 copies. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 446 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/336 The Seat of Sir John Elvill Bart, at Englefield nd Item no longer in collection Green. Engraving. Artist : T. Malton. Engraved by W. Watts. Published by W. Watts, Chelsea. November 1784. "RunnyMead or Magna Charta Island near Egham". Engraving. N/D. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PR/177/337 Virginia Water. Engraving. Water coloured after nd Item no longer in collection publication. Artist : J. M. W. Turner, R.A., Engraved by R. Wallis. Published by Hurst and Co., R. Jennings, London, and Giraldon, Bovinet and Co., Gallerie Vivienne, Paris. Printed by E. Brain. N/D.
ACC/0809/PR/177/338 Fishing Temple, Virginia Water. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Watercoloured after publication. Artist : J. D. Harding. Engraved by R. Wallis. Published Longman and Co., London, and Appleton, and Co., New York. 1840.
ACC/0809/PR/177/339 Ruins at Virginia Water. Lithograph. Artist : T. nd Item no longer in collection Allum. Lithograph by T. Prior. Published by Virtue and Co. N/D.
ACC/0809/PR/177/340 Cascade at Virginia Water. Engraving. Artist : nd Item no longer in collection T. Allum. Engraved by M. J. Starling. Published by Virtue and Co. N/D.
ACC/0809/PR/177/341 Cascade, Virginia Water. Lithograph. Artist : W. nd Item no longer in collection A. Delamotte junior. Lithograph by W. Gauci. Published by Jas. Bullock. May 1828. Printed by Englemann.
ACC/0809/PR/177/342 China Island, Virginia Water. Monochrome nd Item no longer in collection wash. Artist : "G.M.S". August 1840.
ACC/0809/PR/177/343 (No Title) The Ruins at Virginia Water. nd Item no longer in collection Monochrome wash. Not signed or dated but by the same artist as above.
ACC/0809/PR/177/344-345 Virginia Water. Engraving. No details. nd Item no longer in collection Measures 2" x 1"; 2 copies; one of which is an envelope marked; "A fine example of the Engraver's Art. Smallest engraving printed". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 447 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/346 Fishing Temple, Virginia Water. Engraving; No nd Item no longer in collection details. Late 19th century type of reproduction.
ACC/0809/PR/177/347 Cascade at Virginia Water. Engraving; Artist : nd Item no longer in collection T. Allum. Engraved by M. J. Starling. Published by R. B. Ede, Dorking 1843. Engraving for Bayley's 'History of Surrey'. Pasted on the back is another copy of Fishing Temple, Virginia Water, as above, and a very faded sepia photograph of the ruins at Virginia Water, with late 19th century group sitting on the grass.
ACC/0809/PR/177/348 Fishing Temple on the lake, Virginia Water. nd Item no longer in collection Engraving. Artist : Jackson. "1833" in pencil in margin. Cutting from book or magazine.
ACC/0809/PR/177/349 The Holloway Sanatorium, Virginia Water, nd Item no longer in collection Windsor. Engraving. Engraving by Aldridge. Mr. Crossland, Architect. From The Builder, July 17, 1875.
ACC/0809/PR/177/350 The Holloway Sanatorium, Virginia Water, nd Item no longer in collection Windsor. Engraving. Mr. W. H. Crossland, Architect. The engraving signed Walmsley. From The Builder, July 14, 1877.
ACC/0809/PR/177/351 The Holloway Sanatorium, Virginia Water. A nd Item no longer in collection composite of (1) Entrance Hall, (2) Turkish Bath, (3) Chapel, (4) Recreation-hall, (5) Patients Villa, (6) Dr. Phillip's house, (7) One of the sitting rooms. Engraving signed F. Warkins. Page from a magazine or journal (1885). The text includes an account of the opening of the Holloway Sanatorium by the Prince of Wales.
ACC/0809/PR/177/352 Christchurch, Virginia Water. Photograph. nd Item no longer in collection Sepia. Very faded. Pasted on the back of a cut view of Windsor Castle drawn by T. Allum, Engraved by H. A. ------(rest of name shaved off) for Brayley's 'History of Surrey.
ACC/0809/PR/177/353 Lionell Cranfield, Earl of Middlesex, Baron nd Item no longer in collection Cranfield of Cranfield. Engraving. Published by W. Richardson, Strand. 1812. . LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 448 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/354 Lionell Cranfield, Earl of Middlesex, Baron nd Item no longer in collection Cranfield of Cranfield. Engraving. Published by W. Richardson, Strand. 1812.
ACC/0809/PR/177/355 Lionel Cranfield, Earl of Middlesex, OB.1645. nd Item no longer in collection Engraved by W. Finden from the original by Mytens in the collection of His Grace the Duke of Dorset. Published by John Tallis and Co, London and New York.
ACC/0809/PR/177/356 Rachel, Countess of Middlesex. (daughter of nd Item no longer in collection Francis, Earl of Westmorland, Widow of Henry, Earl of Bath, wife of Lionel 3rd Earl of Middlesex). Engraved by P. Lombart from the original by Van Dyck. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/PR/177/357 Rachel, Countess of Middlesex. (daughter of nd Item no longer in collection Francis, Earl of Westmorland, Widow of Henry, Earl of Bath, wife of Lionel 3rd Earl of Middlesex). Engraved by P. Lombart from the original by Van Dyck.
ACC/0809/PR/177/358 Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington. Engraving. nd Item no longer in collection Printed for T. Hinton, Kings Arms, Newgate Street.
ACC/0809/PR/177/359 Bennet, Earl of Arlington. Engraving by nd Item no longer in collection Houbraken.
ACC/0809/PR/177/360 Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington. Engraving by I. nd Item no longer in collection Houbraken, from the original by Peter Lely in the collection of Sir Thomas Hanmer Bart. Published by J. and P. Knapton, London, 1739.
ACC/0809/PR/177/361 Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington, OB. 1685. nd Item no longer in collection Engraving by W. T. Mote from the original by Sir Peter Lely in the collection of the Rt. Hon. Lord de Clifford. Published by John Tallis and Co., London and New York.
ACC/0809/PR/177/362 Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington, OB. 1685. nd Item no longer in collection Engraving by W. T. Mote from the original by Sir Peter Lely in the collection of the Rt. Hon. Lord de Clifford, published by Hearding and Lepard, Pall Mall East, December 1832. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 449 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/363 Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington, OB. 1685. nd Item no longer in collection Engraving by W. T. Mote from the original by Sir Peter Lely in the collection of the Rt. Hon. Lord de Clifford, drawn by Wm. Derby and engraved by Wm. Holl, published by Harding and Lepard, Pall Mall East, June 1827.
ACC/0809/PR/177/364 Revd. John Yockney, of Staines. Stipple nd engraving, by Ridley. Published by T. Chapman, Fleet Street, 1801.
ACC/0809/PR/177/365 Bruno Ryves, Vicar of Stanwell. Stipple nd Item no longer in collection engraving by Richard Earlom. Published by S. Woodburn. 1810.
ACC/0809/PR/177/366 An unnamed man. Stipple engraving. Artist : B. nd Item no longer in collection Rebecca. Engraved by F. Bartolozzi. Published by Molteno, Colnaght and Co. Pall Mall. June 1788.
ACC/0809/PR/177/367 J. J. Freeman. J.P. Chairman, Spelthorne nd Bench. Photograph. Framed.
ACC/0809/PR/177/368 Mr. Scott Freeman presenting badge to Mr. nd Raper, Chairman of Staines Urban District Council. Photograph. Framed. Photographer : John and Bill Dray, Church Road, Ashford, Middlesex.
ACC/0809/PR/177/369 Railway Bridge over the Thames. Train nd crossing; the river in spate. "Ascot Cup day 1903". 3" x 3" Sepia. Mounted on card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/370 The Fountain Tea Gardens and the Blue nd Anchor Hotel. Postcard. ca. 1928.
ACC/0809/PR/177/371 Staines Stone. Sepia. Rather faded. 8" x 5". nd
ACC/0809/PR/177/372 Duncroft House. Yellow. 6" x 4". Mounted on nd card.
ACC/0809/PR/177/373 Houseboats on the river at Staines. Houseboat nd Reach. Sepia. Faded. 11½" x 7½". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 450 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/374 The same, a different view. Sepia. Rather nd faded. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/375 St. Peter's Church, Staines. Published F. F. and nd Co. 8" x 6"; Another copy (sepia)
ACC/0809/PR/177/376 St. Peter's Church, Staines. Published F. F. and nd Co. 8" x 6"; Another copy (sepia)
ACC/0809/PR/177/377 St. Mary's Church, Staines. (North-East); nd Published F. F. and Co. 8" x 6".
ACC/0809/PR/177/378 St. Mary's Church, Staines (North-East); Sepia. nd Published F. F. and Co. 8" x 5½".(the same view as above)
ACC/0809/PR/177/379 St. Mary's Church, Staines; Sepia; Published J. nd V. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/380 High Street, Staines; Sepia. Shows Manchester nd House, Watson's Registry for Servants, Staines Iron Works, etc. Ca. 1910. Published F. F. and Co. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/381 High Street, Staines; Sepia. Shows Angel and nd Crown Commercial Hotel, and The Cabin etc. Published F. F. and Co. Ca. 1910. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/382 High Street, Staines; Sepia. Faded. Shows nd Rogers, sanitary plumber, Lloyd (? confectioner). other shops and private houses. Published F. F. and Co. Ca. 1910. 11½" x 7½"; For High Street see also framed photograph listed at end.
ACC/0809/PR/177/383 Clarence Street, Staines, looking towards nd Manchester House in the High Street. Sepia. Slightly torn. Shows Co-operative Society's shop and private houses, including Clarence House. Published J.V. Ca. 1910. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/384 Clarence Street, Staines, looking towards High nd Street. Sepia. Shows private houses, including Clarence House. Published F.F. and Co. Ca. 1910. 8" x 5½". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 451 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/385 View of the River above Staines. Sepia. 8" x nd 5½"
ACC/0809/PR/177/386 View of the River above Staines. Sepia. Men nd fishing from boat. ca. 1910. 8" x 5½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/387 Pentenhook Lock, Staines. ca. 1910. 7½" x nd 5½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/388 The Pack Horse Hotel, from the River. Sepia. (2 nd copies); Published F.F. and Co. ca. 1910. 8" x 5½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/389 The Pack Horse Hotel, from the River. Sepia. (2 nd copies); Published F.F. and Co. ca. 1910. 8" x 5½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/390 The Swan Hotel, from the River. Sepia. nd Published by J.V. ca. 1910. 11" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/391 The Swan Hotel, from the River. Sepia. (2 nd copies); Published by F.F. and Co. ca. 1910. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/392 The Swan Hotel, from the River. Sepia. (2 nd copies); Published by F.F. and Co. ca. 1910. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/393 The River, near the Swan Hotel. Sepia. 11½" x nd 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/394 Staines Bridge, (looking down stream); Ca. nd 1910. 8" x 6". Another copy (sepia 11½" x 7½" published F.F. and Co.)
ACC/0809/PR/177/395 Staines Bridge, (looking down stream); Ca. nd 1910. 8" x 6". Another copy (sepia 11½" x 7½" published F.F. and Co.)
ACC/0809/PR/177/396 Staines Bridge, (looking down stream) Sepia. nd Ca. 1910. Published J.V. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/397 Staines Bridge, (looking up stream) Sepia (2 nd copies); 8" x 5½". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 452 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/398 Staines Bridge, (looking up stream) Sepia (2 nd copies); 8" x 5½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/399 Staines Bridge, (looking up stream); Published nd F.F. and Co. 7½" x 5½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/400 Staines Bridge, (looking up stream); Yellow. 8" nd x 6½". Mounted 12½" x 10".
ACC/0809/PR/177/401 The River above the Bridge at Staines; Sepia. nd Faded. 11½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/402 River near Staines Bridge; Sepia. Faded. nd Rowing boats in foreground. "E.J. 1873"; 5½ x 4". Mounted, 8" x 6".
ACC/0809/PR/177/403 Linoleum Factory, Staines; Sepia. 7½" x 6". nd
ACC/0809/PR/177/404 ? Chertsey Lane; Ca. 1920. 8" x 6". nd
ACC/0809/PR/177/405 Near the Iron Bridge, Staines. Shows swan nd Keeper and swans. 8½ x 6½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/406 Swans and Swan keeper (and others); Sepia. nd 8½" x 6½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/407 River, flooded; ? bandstand in park, surrounded nd by water. 8" x 6½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/408 River, flooded, near Staines G.W. Station. ? a nd street under water. 8½" x 6½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/409 Corner of Clarence Street and Church Street, nd Staines; Shows Eve's Paraffin depot and a printer and bookseller's shop. Ca. 1910. 4½" x 3½". Mounted 7" x 6".
ACC/0809/PR/177/410 Corner of Clarence Street and Church Street, nd Staines, closer view of the printer's shop; 4½" x 3½". Mounted 7" x 6".
ACC/0809/PR/177/411 ? High Street, Staines; Yellow. Very faded. 5½" nd x 4". Mounted 10" x 7½". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 453 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/412 ? Clarence Street, Staines; Yellow. Very faded. nd 6½" x 5".
ACC/0809/PR/177/413 St. Peters Church, Staines; Yellow. Very faded. nd River in flood. 3½" x 2½". Mounted 4" x 3".
ACC/0809/PR/177/414 River in flood; Yellow. Very faded. 3½" x 2½". nd Mounted 4" x 3".
ACC/0809/PR/177/415 Fire Brigade, outside Staines Town Hall. Early nd 20th century. 8½" x 6½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/416 Nurses, about to collect for Staines Cottage nd Hospital, outside Staines Town Hall; Ca. 1926. 8½" x 6½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/417 River, at Mansbridge's Crushing and Grinding nd Mill. Postcard. Early 20th century.
ACC/0809/PR/177/418 Egham Lock (Printed title). Ca. 1910. Crowled nd boats, sunshades. In pencil on the back, "Bell Weir Lock, Staines" (accepted as correct). 5½" x 7½".
ACC/0809/PR/177/419 Staines. Aerial photograph. Ca. 1950. Glossy. nd Fred Parkin A.R.P.S., A.I.B.P., 14" x 12".
ACC/0809/PR/177/420 Framed photograph; Staines High Street, nd "before demolition", 1868 in pencil in margin. Photographer A. J. Newton.
ACC/0809/PR/177/421 (Staines); The gravestones of John Lawrence nd "who November 6th 1688 first drew his Breath and October 16th 1766 yielded to Death", and his wife Susannah, born March 1688 and died March 1762. Both stones in the Presbyterian Cemetary, Railway N. Jersey. Photograph taken 1929. On John Lawrence's stone:- "From London truly fam'd came I Was born in Stains a place nearby In Raway (sic) at old Age did die And here intomo'd in earth m. lie Till Christ ye dead calls from on high". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 454 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/PR/177/422 (Staines); The gravestones of John Lawrence nd "who November 6th 1688 first drew his Breath and October 16th 1766 yielded to Death", and his wife Susannah, born March 1688 and died March 1762. Both stones in the Presbyterian Cemetary, Railway N. Jersey. Photograph taken 1929. On John Lawrence's stone:- "From London truly fam'd came I Was born in Stains a place nearby In Raway (sic) at old Age did die And here intomo'd in earth m. lie Till Christ ye dead calls from on high". Staines Scientific and Literary Society
ACC/0809/SL/001 Minute Book. "Minutes of General Meetings". 17 Dec 1845 - (Includes Accounts). Staines Literary and 25 Oct 1870 Scientific Institution. Committee members named.
ACC/0809/SL/002 Minute Book of Staines Scientific and Literary 2 Feb 1836 - Institution. "Minutes of Committee Meetings". 29 Dec 1859
ACC/0809/SL/003 Minute Book of Staines Literary and Scientific 16 Jul 1860 - Institution. 12 Nov 1863
ACC/0809/SL/004 Book listing Lectures of Staines Scientific and 14 Oct 1834 - Literary Institute. Begins with short account of 16 Apr 1861 foundation of the Institution and sets out the Rules. Lectures up to Nov. 1. 1836 reported in some detail. Nov. 1836 - May 1845 - List only. Then an entry dated Dec. 1855 by the Secretary that no entries were made from May 1845 until his appointment in Nov. 1854, but he has continued the list as far as possible from bills etc. Signed by Henry Hagen, Hon. Sec. Gap in the list Nov. 1847 - Nov. 1849.
ACC/0809/SL/005 Printed Rules of "A Society for the promotion of 10 Nov 1834 Science and Literature in Staines and its vicinity." (2 copies). Rules include: an annual subscription of 10/-; ladies to be admissible as members and allowed to vote by proxy: donations towards founding a library and museum welcome: List of officers given. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 455 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/SL/006 Printed Rules of "A Society for the promotion of 10 Nov 1834 Science and Literature in Staines and its vicinity." (2 copies). Rules include: an annual subscription of 10/-; ladies to be admissible as members and allowed to vote by proxy: donations towards founding a library and museum welcome: List of officers given.
ACC/0809/SL/007 Inaugural Address to the members of the n.d. Staines Literary and Scientific Institution. Printed, and in verse. Headed: "This Address was prepared for the Opening of the Institution but as the writer is not accustomed to recite, he takes this mode of communicating it, with his compliments, to the Members."
ACC/0809/SL/008 "An Address to the Literary Committee of n.d. Staines on being profer'd the freedom of their Institution". In verse. Pencilled at the end: Mr. Hall.
ACC/0809/SL/009 Printed pamphlet: Ninth Report of the Literary 1843 - 1844 Scientific Institution, Staines. Includes: Report; list of Lectures with titles of lectures promised for the ensuing season; list of proprietors holding shares value £25, £10 and £5; list of subscribers; and Cash Account ending Nov. 12th 1844; Officers elected Nov. 12th 1844.
ACC/0809/SL/010 Printed pamphlet: Twenty-first Report of the 1855 - 1856 Literary and Scientific Institution, Staines. Includes: Report of A.G.M. held Oct. 23rd 1856; List of Officers; general Report; List of Subscriber details of two proposed lectures; Cash Account.
ACC/0809/SL/011 Printed pamphlet. Twenty-Fourth Report of the 1858 - 1859 Literary and Scientific Institution, Staines. Includes: Report; List of Officers; List of Subscribers; details of proposed lectures; and Cash Account. Officers for the ensuing year appointed at the A.G.M. 24th Nov. 1859. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 456 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/SL/012 Printed Poster advertising "The Grand Drawing 3 Sep 1860 Room Entertainment and Concert which was so highly appreciated last season at Exeter Hall. At the Literary Institute, Staines". "Mr. Newman, the Unrivalled Ventriloquist". Programme also includes songs by Miss Newman and Mrs. Newman playing the guitar. Opinions of the London press quoted, and prices of admission given. Tax Commissioners
ACC/0809/TCS/001 Table of Duties to be levied on Assessed 1849 Taxes: Windows; Male Servants; Waiters and Coachmen in Taverns; Carriages; Horses; Dogs; Horse Dealers; Hair Powder; and Armorial Bearings. (Printed Booklet).
ACC/0809/TCS/002 Land Tax Assessment, Shepperton (Spelthorne Year ending Division). Covering letter from H.M. Inspector of 24 Mar 1934 Taxes, Twickenham District, dated 18 Dec. 1953, pinned on.
ACC/0809/TCS/003 Land Tax Assessment, Laleham (Spelthorne Year ending Division). 24 Mar 1934
ACC/0809/TCS/004 Land Tax Assessment, Sunbury (Spelthorne 1935 - 1936 Division).
ACC/0809/TCS/005 Land Tax Assessment, Teddington (Spelthorne 1935 - 1936 Division).
ACC/0809/TCS/006 Land Tax Assessment, Shepperton (Spelthorne 1935 - 1936 Division). Bedfont-Bagshot Turnpike Trust
ACC/0809/TP/BED/001/A One bound copy of an "Act for more effectually 11 Mar 1831 repairing the road from the Powder Mills on Hounslow Heath ... to the Twenty Mile Stone on Egham Hill."
ACC/0809/TP/BED/001/B Act for effectually repairing the road from the 11 Mar 1831 Powder Mill Hounslow Heath to the 20 mile stone on Egham Hill. (Bedfont Turnpike, Eastern District). 9 copies. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 457 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/001/C One printed copy of a return made to Parliament of the Aggregate length of Turnpike roads in Middlesex, and the aggregate amount of debt and unpaid interest.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/002 Account sheets (7) for the Bagshot and Staines 1828 - 1836 Turnpike Trust (Eastern District). No account for Sept. 1832 - Sept. 1833. Endorsement: "To be kept with the minutes".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/003 Estimates of expense of maintaining Staines 1837 - 1840 and Bedfont Turnpike Road. 4 completed printed forms.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/004/A Paper booklets giving names of Trustees of n.d. 1833 Eastern District
ACC/0809/TP/BED/004/B Paper booklets giving names of Trustees of n.d. 1833 Eastern District
ACC/0809/TP/BED/004/C Bond of Thos. Jackson, Collector, in œ100 to 25 Feb 1839 ensure performance of his duties as Collector of Tolls.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/004/D Letter from an "Observer" 12 Feb 1830 Re the inattention to duty of the Sub-Surveyor. The "Observer" suggests that this is unavoidable since the Sub-Surveyor is also Surveyor of the Parish Roads; Standing Overseer; Collector of the Poor Rate, Highway Rate and Quit Rents with control of the market; and by profession an Appraiser, Auctioneer etc.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/004/E Letter from Culling Charles Smith to the 19 Jun 1830 Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike, recommending Thomas Bell for the appointment of Sub-Surveyor (who is already Sub-Surveyor for the Western district) and recommending that the salary be increased from œ1.1.0. per week.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/004/F Copy of a Return made to Parliament of the Jan 1848 names of the Treasurers, Surveyors and Sub -Surveyors of Turnpike Trusts: Staines and Bedfont Trust. Treasurer: Thomas Ashby. Surveyor: Sir James McAdam. Sub-Surveyor: George Turpin. Salary 1 gn. per week. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 458 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/005/A Plans of four new Gravel Pits. 1818 1) near to Hengrove pits, purchased of John Hamborough esq. 2) near to Long pits, received in part exchange for Long pits, with the Duke of Northumberland. 3) near the village of Bedfont, received with 2) in part exchange. 4) near the Powder Mills, purchased of Messrs. Taylor & Co. Size of each plan: 9½" x 2½". Details: shows the road, the new gravel pit, and gives names of owners of neighbouring properties, boundary lines, houses etc.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/005/B Plan of that portion of the Turnpike Road 14 Nov 1840 between the Crooked Billet bridge and the Kingston Road from Staines. Scale given, and various measurements. Buildings, drains and ditches shown. Size: 7" x 24".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/005/C Plan of the Levels of the Road from Bedfont to n.d. Powder Mill Bridge on the London Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/005/D Plan of proposed fence line along Egham - n.d. Bagshot Road. 12" x 16". Scale: 16' : 1" Chas. Noble.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/A Notice of erecting side gate. (copy). 16 Jul 1791
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/B Notice of erecting side gate. (copy). 7 May 1794
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/C Order for erecting side gate. 7 Jun 1794
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/D Notice of a meeting of the Trustees of the 11 Apr 1831 Eastern District Turnpike to be held 17th May, re the reduction of tolls
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/E Order by the Trustees of the Eastern District 17 May 1831 Turnpike Road, for the reduction of tolls. (details given). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 459 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/F Notice to Hen. Mills and Mr. (Mons ?) Duck that 27 Dec 1832 they must replace their fence at Egham, nearly opposite the workhouse; and reopen the ditch or else build a brick barrel arch.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/G Acknowledgment by Eliz. Tagg of an 10 Jan 1833 encroachment by putting up rails in front of her residence.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/H Case and opinion of John Adolphus. 12 Oct 1836 Re the exemption from toll of Mr. South, a farmer with one farm in Stanwell and one in Staines, either side of the toll gate. Opinion is that no exemption is justified for a cart.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/I Case and opinion of John Adolphus. 12 Oct 1836 Re the exemption from toll of Mr. South, a farmer with one farm in Stanwell and one in Staines, either side of the toll gate. Opinion is that no exemption is justified for a cart.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/J Articles of Agreement between Stephen Rose 21 Apr 1838 of Egham, Broker, and Turnpike Road, re an encroachment, with a plan attached, size 8½" x 7". And covering letter.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/K Articles of Agreement re an encroachment, with 17 Oct 1845 a plan attached, size 18½" x 8". 1. Three of the Trustees of the Bedfont Turnpike Road 2. William Powell of Staines, Baker. And covering letter
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/L Articles of Agreement between Jas. Oades of 22 Jul 1833 Egham, Fred Watton of Egham, Stonemason, Hen. Mills of Egham, Carpenter and Joiner, and Wm. Pearse of Staines, Plumber, Painter and Glazier, and Three of the Trustees of the Belfont Turnpike Trust, on building a toll house at the Bedfont Gate, according to the detailed specification.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/006/M Draft Orders to milemen, in pencil. n.d.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/001 Receipt from C. Wetton for œ30 for gravel 16 Sep 1828 supplied to the Eastern District Turnpike. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 460 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/002 Receipt for œ2 from Ed. Pike to Trustees of 26 Sep 1828 Egham Road for blacksmith's work.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/003 Tender of Thomas South for supply of gravel 14 Nov 1828 for Eastern District Turnpike at 2/3d. per square yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/004 Tender of Thos. South for carrying gravel at 2 Dec 1828 lowest possible cost for Eastern District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/005 Letter from James McAdam saying that he has 22 May 1830 limited the period of watering to 25th May - 20th June; and that has contracted for the supply of water carts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/006 Specification for digging 88 wells in Staines and 20 May 1830 building 8 pumps.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/007 Tender of William Walker for sinking 8 wells 21 May 1830 and erecting 8 pumps on the Staines Road, for œ266.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/008 Specification for watering part of the Staines 22 May 1830 Road (Eastern District Turnpike Trust) with the tender of William Nicholls, for œ80.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/009 Letter from James McAdam saying that he has 18 Jun 1830 contracted with W. Nicholls for watering the road, during Ascot races, for œ80; and has contracted with Wm. Walker for sinking 8 wells and erecting 8 pumps for œ200.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/010 Letter from Thomas South re his bill. Protests 17 Sep 1830 against the deductions made by the Surveyor, saying they are unjust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/011 Notice inviting tenders for watering parts of the 13 Mar 1837 Eastern District Turnpike. 3 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/012 Notice from Randolph Horne, Clerk, to Gravel 13 Mar 1837 Diggers inviting tenders for gravel for 1837 and 1838. 3 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 461 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/013 Letters (4) and Estimates (2) on supplying 7 & 8 Apr 1837 gravel and watering, from Sam. Jordan, Hen. Hammond.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/014 Articles of Agreement 8 Apr 1837 1. Samuel Jordan 2. Three of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike to water the road from the Powder Mills to Staines, excluding the town of Staines.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/015 Articles of Agreement between Sam. Jordan 8 Apr 1837 and Three of the Trustees for the Eastern District Turnpike to supply gravel for 1837 and 1838 at 2/6 per cubic yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/016 Articles of Agreement 8 Apr 1837 1. James Oades 2. Three of the Trustees of the Bedfont Turnpike (Eastern District) to water the road from Staines Bridge to the 20 mile stone at Egham, excluding the town of Egham, for £1.18s. per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/017 Articles of Agreement between Jas. Oades and 8 Apr 1837 Three Trustees of the Bedfont Turnpike Road to supply gravel for 1837 and 1838.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/018 Articles of Agreement between Jas. Oades and 8 Apr 1837 Three Trustees of the Bedfont Turnpike Road to supply gravel for 1837 and 1838.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/019 Articles of Agreement between Hen. Hammond 8 Apr 1837 and Three Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike to supply gravel for 1837 and 1838.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/020 A notice to Gravel Diggers, inviting tenders for 12 Feb 1838 1839 and 1840. 3 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/021 A notice inviting tenders for the Contract for 12 Feb 1838 watering for 1838.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/022 A notice from the Trustees of the Bedfont and 24 Feb 1838 Bagshot Roads inviting tenders for the repairs and upholding of water carts. 3 copies LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 462 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/023 Tender from H. Hammond for supplying gravel 10 Mar to parts of the Eastern District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/024 Tender from Sam. Jordan for supplying gravel 10 Mar 1838 for parts of the Eastern District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/025 Tender from Sam. Jordan for watering the 10 Mar 1838 Eastern District Turnpike at œ3 per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/026 Tender from George Tagg for watering the 12 Mar 1838 Eastern District Turnpike at 7/6 per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/027 Tender from Jas. Roberts for watering the 12 Mar 1838 Eastern District Turnpike at œ2.2s. per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/028 Tender from Jas. Roberts for carting gravel on 12 Mar 1838 the Eastern District Turnpike at 2s.8½d per yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/029 Tender from Geo. Tagg for carting gravel for n.d. the Eastern District Turnpike at 2s.6d. per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/030 Tender from Jos. & Geo. Nicholls for watering 12 Mar 1838 the Eastern District Turnpike at œ2.7.10.per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/031 Tender from Jas. Oades for supplying gravel to 12 Mar 1838 the Eastern District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/032 Tender for watering the Eastern District 12 Mar 1838 Turnpike for œ1.18.0 per day, by James Oades.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/033 Tender from Jn. Brown for watering from 12 Mar 1838 Staines Bridge to 20 milestone at 30/- per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/034 Tender from Jn. Polling for watering. 12 Mar 1838
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/035 Articles of Agreement between Jas. and Geo. 12 Mar 1838 Nicholls and Three Trustees of the Bedfont Turnpike Road for watering from Baber Bridge to Staines. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 463 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/036 Articles of Agreement between Jas. West of 12 Mar 1838 Egham, wheelwright, and Ran. Horne, Clerk to the Trustees, to repair and maintain the water carts and shoots belonging to the Trustees.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/037 Letter from Jas. Braby, blacksmith, to Ran. 23 Mar 1838 Horne on repairs to carts at Egham. Note of costs at foot.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/038 Note of expenses incurred in gravelling, 1839/40 [?] watering and coating the road from Staines to Egham and Egham town Jos. & Geo. Nicholls, Jas. Oades, Hen. Hammond, Sam. Jordan mentioned.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/039 List of "Haggen sieved from all Gravell between n.d. the Powder Mill Bridge and Staines".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/040 Letter from Jas. McAdam on forms of tender for n.d. gravelling and watering.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/007/041 Tender from Chas. Eling for supply of gravel. 9 Jul 1844
ACC/0809/TP/BED/008 Letters on the railway and on the proposed 1849 - 1850 Union of Trust from Jas. McAdam, T. J. Leasley, J. M. Mesrs and others.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/009 Letters on a purchase of land, the passage of 1830,1843 the Bedfon Road Act, unpaid Interest (5) from 1846 Jas. McAdam, J. E. Duniston, Lewis Levy and others.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/010/A One copy of The Times. 14 Apr 1831
ACC/0809/TP/BED/010/B One copy of The County Chronicle. 5 Nov 1833
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/001 Receipt for preparing Conveyance, cost 22 Apr 1760 œ3.7s.2d. 1. John Norton; 2. Mr. Ogilvy.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/002 Award of 1a.22p., 'marked No. 76 on plan', n.d. [post 1817 along Great Western Road. 1. Eastern District ] Turnpike; 2. Hugh, Duke of Northumberland. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 464 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/003 Folder of letters to Trustees, endorsed with list n.d. [post 19th of 12 names, 2 sets of initials, marked with C ] numbers or crosses.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/004 Detailed list of the fixtures in the house of Mr. n.d. [18th C ] Counts belonging to George Jarvis Tapps.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/005 Trade card; Jas. Braby, Wheelwright & Smith, n.d. c 1830 - Lambeth. (employed by Eastern District 40 Turnpike).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/006 List of milemen from Powder Mill Bridge to 20th n.d. [early 19th milestone 10 names. C ]
ACC/0809/TP/BED/011/007 Voucher for advertising in the Windsor Express Mar 1850 for Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/012/A Counterpart Lease of Tolls taken at Staines and 31 Dec 1829 Bedfont Gate for 1 year from 1st Jan. 1830, for œ1300 p. a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Bedfont Gate Road 2. Lewis Levy of Brompton, Middlesex, Toll Collector. Bond enclosed.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/012/B Bond for performance of Covenants Messrs. 31 Dec 1829 Levy, Watton Trustees of the Eastern District.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/013 Notice of letting tolls. 18 Oct 1841
ACC/0809/TP/BED/014 Approved Draft Indenture of Lease of Tolls 11 Jun 1842 collected at Staines and Bedfont Gate and Stanwell Side Bar and draft of the same.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/015 Lease of tolls taken at Bagshot Gate for one 31 Jul 1842 year with schedule of fixtures in Bagshot Toll House; also notice of letting tolls. 1. Three of Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike 2. Thos. Jn. Bolton of Paddington, Toll Collector. 6 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 465 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/016 Lease of tolls taken at Staines and Bedfont 31 Jul 1842 Gate and Stanwell Side Bar for one year from 1st Aug. 1842. 1. Three of the Trustees for the Eastern District Turnpike 2. Nath. Levy of 22 Woburn Place, Toll Collector. Also Notice of letting tolls, conditions and bond. 6 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/017 Lease of tolls taken at Staines and Bedfont 22 Jun 1843 Gate and at the Baron Gate, called Stanwell Side Bar, for 2 years from 1st Aug. 1. Four of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike 2. Thos. Jn. Bolton of Paddington Green, Toll Collector Also Conditions of letting, Agreement, Bond, Draft Lease enclosed. 6 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/018/A Notice of letting Tolls Trustees of Eastern 9 May 1845 District.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/018/B Notice of letting Tolls Trustees of Eastern 9 May 1845 District.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/018/C Agreement to lease the Tolls of the Staines and 25 Jun 1845 Bedfont Gate and Stanwell side Bar for two years. 1. Mr. John Temple 2. Randolph Horne Esq.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/018/D Conditions of Letting Tolls. Trustees of the 26 Jun 1845 Eastern District.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/018/E Lease and Counterpart of Tolls for two years 26 Jul 1845 from 1st August 1845. Rent œ719 per annum. The Trustees of the Bedfont Trust to John Temple.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/018/F Lease and Counterpart of Tolls for two years 26 Jul 1845 from 1st August 1845. Rent œ719 per annum. The Trustees of the Bedfont Trust to John Temple. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 466 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/019 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ200 at interest 5 Sep 1835 of 4% p.a. 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike 2. John Cane of Poyle in the parish of Stanwell, yeoman Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from the Executor of the will of 2 to John Walter Pugh of Regent St. Silk Mercer. 14th Jan. 1852. And a memorandum signed by R. H. Horne that an instament of 5/- in the £ dividend was paid 9th Aug. 1877
ACC/0809/TP/BED/020/001 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ500 at 4% 5 Sep interest p.a. 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpik 2. John Cane of Poyle, yeoman. Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from the Executor of the will of 2 to Richard Tayler of Bedfont Esq. 14th Jan. 1852. And a memorandum by Randolph Horne that a dividend of 5/- in the £, amounting to £125, was paid to Robert Gibbons Tayler, 28th Feb. 1877.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/020/002 Receipt for œ58.4.0. paid by the Trustees of 17 Dec 1877 the Bedfont and Bagshot Trust to Robert Gibbons Tayler this being the amount of the final dividend at the rate of 2s 3d 15/16 per cent on bonds for œ500.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/020/003 Receipt for œ125 paid by the Trustees of the 23 Feb 1877 Bedfont and Bagshot Roads to Robert Gibbons Tayler, this being a dividend of 5/- in the œ upon bonds for œ500.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/021/001 Assignment of the Tolls to secure œ500 at 4% 5 Sep 1835 p.a. interest; 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpik; 2. John Cane of Poyle, in the parish of Stanwell, yeoma Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from the Executor of 2. to Henry Stucks of Norwood Green, Gent. 14th Jan 1852. And Memorandum signed by Randolph Horne 28th Feb. 1877 that a dividend of 5/- in the £ amounting to £125 was that day paid to Henry Stucke. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 467 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/021/002 Receipt for œ125 paid by the Trustees of the 28 Feb 1877 Bedfont and Bagshot Roads to Henry Stucke, this being a dividend of 5/- in the œ upon bonds for œ500.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/021/003 Receipt for œ58.4.0. paid by the Trustees of 19 Dec 1877 the Bedfont and Bagshot Roads to Henry Stucke, this being the amount of the final dividend at the rate of 2s 3d 15/16 per cent upon bonds for œ500.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/022/001 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ500 at 4% 5 Sep 1835 interest p.a.; 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpik; 2. John Cane of Poyle, yeoman. Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from the Executor of the will of 2. to Martha Jane Duley of Colnbrook, Spinster. 14th Jan. 1852. And a memorandum dated 28th Feb. 1877 and signed by Randolph Horne, that a dividend of 5/ - in the £ amounting to £125 was paid.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/022/002 Received of Thomas Ashby Esq., Treasurer to 6 Mar 1877 the Trustees (of Bedfont and Bagshot Roads United Trust) for sum of œ375 being dividend of 5/- in the œ on Bonds for œ1500. 1. Bedfont and Bagshot Roads United Trust 2. Executors of Mr. H. J. Lesley deceased.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/022/003 Received of the Treasurer to the Trustees of 31 Dec 1877 the Bedfont and Bagshot Roads the sum of œ174.12.4. being amount of final dividend at rate of 2s 31 15/16 per cent on Bonds for œ1500. 1. Bedfont and Bagshot Roads United Trust 2. Executors of Mr. H. J. Lesley deceased.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/022/004 Letter enclosing three Bonds for œ500 each 11 Feb 1878 bearing date 18 Sept. 1835, also receipt for œ174.12.4, amount due to Mr. Lesley's Executors for second and final dividend 1. Moody, Turnbull and Graham R. H. Horne Esq., Solicitor 2. Bedfont and Bagshot Trust. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 468 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/023/001 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ200 at 4% 5 Sep interest p.a.; 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpil; 2. John Cane of Poyle, Yeoman. Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from the Executor of the will of 2. to John Walter Pugh of Regent Street Silk Mercer. 14th Jan. 1852. And a memorandum signed by R. H. Horne that an instalment of 5/- in the £ was paid in Feb. 1877.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/023/002 Receipt for œ100 paid by the Trustees of the 9 Aug 1877 Bedfont and Bagshot United Trust to Anne Pugh, being a dividend of 5/- in the œ upon bonds for œ400.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/023/003 Receipt for œ46.11.3. paid by the Treasurer of 22 Dec 1877 the Bedfont and Bagshot Roads to Anne Pugh, this being the amount of the final dividend at the rate of 2s 3d 15/16 per cent, upon bonds for œ400.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/024/001 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ500 at 4% 18 Sep 1835 interest p.a.; 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike; 2. Henry Leasley.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/024/002 Received of Thomas Ashby Esq., Treasurer to 26 Feb 1877 the Trustees, the sum of œ325 being dividend of 5/- in the œ on Bonds for œ1300. 1. Bedfont and Bagshot Roads United Trust 2. Executors of late Mr. Thornton deceased.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/024/003 Received of the Treasurer to the Trustees the Dec 1877 sum of œ151.6.8 being final dividend at rate of 2s 3d 15/16 per cent on Bonds for œ1300. 1. Bedfont and Bagshot Roads Trust 2. Executors of late Mr. Thornton deceased.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/025 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ500 at 4% 18 Sep 1835 interest p.a. 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike Road 2. Henry Leasley of Scarborough, York, Esq. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 469 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/026 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ500 at interest 18 Sep 1835 of 4%. 1. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike; 2. Henry Leasley of Scarborough, York, Esq. Endorsment: Memorandum dated 6th March 1877, and signed by R. H. Horne that a dividend of 5/- in the £ amounting to £125 was paid that day to the surviving Executors of 2.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/027 Booklet: copies of 4 bonds dated 1830-33, all 1830 - 1833 belonging to 1. for œ500 each. 1. Edward Maddeford of Staines, Esq. 2. James Lake of Leadenhall Street, Draper, and William Lake of the Old Bailey, Printer. And assignment to 2.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/028 Booklet: "Copies of Assignments of Tolls". 1835 Lists 9 bonds, one of which is cancelled, and later assignments of them dated 1852-70 with an attested copy of the will of Henry Leasley of Scarborough, York, Esq.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/029 Paper Booklet headed: "Eastern District; 1809 & 1830 Copies of Bonds" Copies of 5 bonds dated 1809 and 1830.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/030 Paper Booklet headed: "Eastern District; 1809 & 1830 Copies of Bonds" Copies of 5 bonds dated 1809 and 1830.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/031 Paper Booklet headed: "Eastern District; 1809 & 1830 Copies of Bonds" Copies of 5 bonds dated 1809 and 1830.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/032 Request for interest due on Staines and 21 Nov 1849 Bedfont Turnpike Bonds. 1. Hen. Jas. Leasley 2. Randolph Horne.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/033 Lists of bondholders (3). n.d. post 1852 1. Hon. Jones 2. H. G. Tayler 3. Hon. Stucke 4. Ann Pugh 5. Exec. of H. J. Leasley 6. Exec. of Mrs. Thornton. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 470 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/034/001 Copy of Court Roll, Manor of Staines; 1. John 20 May 26 Eliz Godeley, Steward; 2. Alice Tysberye, wife of [1584] Simon Tysberye, sister and heir of John Thornton; 3. Mulier Webbe, Agnes Lewen, and Alice Tysberye, daughters and coheirs of 2. Admission of 3. on death of 2. One cottage and garden, with appurtenances in Staines
ACC/0809/TP/BED/034/002 Copy of Court Roll. 1. John Godeley, Steward; 20 May 27 Eliz 2. Roger Bower and Mulier his wife; 3. Charles [1595] Lewen. Surrender by 2. to use of 3. A part of 1 cottage and 1 garden with appurtenances in Bynbery, late in the tenure of Alice Tisberye.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/034/003 Copy of Court Roll. Surrender by Charles 16 May 40 Eliz Lewen to use of Richard Rayner and Agnes his [1598] wife and his son, Geoffrey. A part of 1 cottage and 1 garden with appurtenances in Bynbery, late held by Alice Tisbery
ACC/0809/TP/BED/034/004 Copy of Court Roll. 1. Francis Fuller, Gent., 9 May 1 Steward; 2. Alice Tisebury, daughter and coheir James I [1603] of Alice Tisebury; 3. Mulier Bower, wife of Roger Bower, and Alice Rayn wife of Richard Rayner; sisters and coheirs of 2 Admission of 3. on death of 2. To each: One half of a third part of a tenement with garden in Bynbury, in the parish of Staines. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/001 Bond in œ80. 1. Sarah Pounsett of St. 18 Mar 1666/7 Margaret, Fish Street, London, widow. Bound to: 2. Thomas Locksmyth, Bargeman. 1. has surrendered into the hands of the Lord of the Manor of Shepperton her cottage belonging to 2. Endorsement: "Useless". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 471 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/002 Indentures of Lease and Release. 1. Hannah 22 & 23 Dec Clifford of the Hithe, Egham, widow. 2. John 1703 Davis of Staines, Weaver. A tenement or dwelling house with a little garden and yard, between the house of Richard King, and the tenement in the occupation of William Purdue; and a partition wall and the ground on which this stands
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/003 Mortgage of œ80. 1. John Davis of Staines, 24 Mar 1732/3 weaver; 2. Richard Daws of Wisley, Yeoman. The tenement or dwelling house with a little garden and yard between the house of Richard King and a tenement of Elizabeth Spencer, widow, late part of the inheritance of James and Charles Tryon
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/004 Copy of Will and Probate of John Davies of 23 May 1735 Staines, Victualler. Bequests include: various sums of money and executor to sell his property and divide the profits between his three daughters. Executor: Richard Daws of Wisley, Yeoman.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/005 Confirmation of mortgage of œ80. 1. William 20 Feb 1743/4 Fisher of Staines, sack weaver; John Fisher of Staines, sack weaver; and Eliz. Fisher of Staines spinster; Sarah Knight of Staines, widow; 2. Elizabeth Coulton of Wisley, widow, administrator of the will of Richard Daws. A messuage or dwelling house divided into several tenements with yard and garden, late part of the inheritence of Charles and James Tryon.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/006 Indentures of Lease and Release to 3. in trust 15 & 15 Sep for 2. 1. William Fisher of Staines, sack weaver; 1746 John Fisher of Staines, sack weaver; and Elizabeth Fisher of Staines, spinster; and Sarah Knight of Staines, widow; 2. Elizabeth Coulton of Wisley, widow, and administrator of the will of Richard Daws; 3. Joseph Coulton of Wisley. A messuage or dwelling house with a little garden and yard, late part of the inheritance of James and Charles Tryon. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 472 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/007 Indentures of Lease and Release. 1. Joseph 9 & 10 Jan Coulton of Wisley, yeoman; Elizabeth Coulton 1746/7 of Wisley, widow, daughter and administrator of the will of Richard Daws, deceased. 2. Henry Darbon of Staines, cordwainer. A messuage and dwelling house with garden and yards, in the occupation of Sarah Knight, John Underwood, Daniel Stoutley, and James Thomas.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/008 Assignment of Mortgage to Samuel Richardson 10 Jan 1746/7 in trust for Henry Darbon. 1. Elizabeth Coulton of Wisley, widow, daughter of Richard Daws; 2. Henry Darbon of Staines, cordwainer and Samuel Richardson of Staines, carpenter. A messuage or dwelling house now in several tenements and the little garden and yard, in the tenure of John Davis.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/009 Indenture of Mortgage in œ100. (Lease and 4 & 5 Sep Release). 1. Henry Darbon of Staines, 1754 cordwainer; 2. William Giles of Chertsey, Surrey, blacksmith. A newly erected messuage between a house formerly of Richard King and now of Peter Page, and a messuage formerly of Elizabeth Spencer and now of James Hall, with garden, backside and yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/010 Bond in œ200. 1. Henry Darbon of Staines, 28 Sep 1754 cordwainer. Bound to: 2. William Giles of Chertsey, blacksmith.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/011 Probate copy of the will of Henry Darbon, 21 Jan 1766 cordwainer. Bequeathes all property, goods and chattels to Jane Darbon, his wife and sole Executrix.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/012 Assignment of mortgage from 1. to 3. 1. William 12 Feb 7 Geo Giles of Chertsey, blacksmith; 2. Samuel III 1766/7 Richardson of Staines, carpenter, and Elizabeth his wife (daughter of Henry Darbon of Staines, cordwainer); 3. John Smith of Holyport, Bray, Berks., salesman. A newly erected tenement between a house of Richard Richardson and a messuage of Mary Collins, with garden, backside, yard and appurtenances. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 473 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/013 Right hand Indenture of a Fine. 1. John Smith, 7 G III [1766/7] Plaintiff; 2. Samuel Richardson and Elizabeth his wife, Deforciants. One messuage, one garden and one curtilage.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/014 Receipt for 4/- paid by Samuel Richardson, for 28 Mar 1767 one year's insurance Lady Day 1767 - 1768, in the Sun Fire Office.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/015 Receipt for 4/- paid by Samuel Richardson, for 19 Mar 1768 one year's insurance Lady Day 1768 - 1769, in the Sun Fire Office.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/016 Bond in œ320. 1. Samuel Richardson of 22 May 1773 Staines, carpenter. Bound to: 2. John Smith of Holyport in the parish of Braym Berks, salesman.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/017 Indenture of Lease and Release. 1. Samuel 5 & 6 Jan 1775 Richardson of Staines, carpenter, and Elizabeth his wife. 2. Mary Richardson of Staines, spinster. A messuage between a house held by 1. and a messuage held by Mary Collins. (Excepting a piece of land 43' x 14'8".)
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/018 Right and Left Hand Indenture of a Fine. 1. 27 G III [1787] Richard Tallemach, Plaintiff; 2. Edmund Merrick and Mary his wife, Deforciants. 2 messuages, 2 barns, 2 stables and 2 gardens with appurtenances.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/019 Deed to lead the uses of a fine. 1. Edmund 16 May 1787 Merrick of Stanwell, Baker, and Mary his wife (late Mary Richardson, spinster); 2. Richard Tallemach of Ham Common, Kingston upon Thames, Gent. A messuage. (See ACC/0809/TP.Bed 35/17). To be held to the use of 1.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/020 Indenture of Lease and Release. Edmund 21 Jan 1789 Merrick of Stanwell, Baker, and Mary his wife (late Mary Richardson); 2. Joseph White of Staines, Innholder, and Henry Horne of Staines, Trustee for Joseph White. A messuage. (See ACC/0809/TP.Bed/17). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 474 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/021 Mortgage for œ200. (Indentures of Lease and 28 Jan 1789 Release); 1. Joseph White of Staines, Innholder, and Henry Horne of Staines, Gent., a Trustee for Joseph White; 2. James Webb of New Windsor, Mealman. The messuage between a house late of Samuel Richards and a messuage late of Mary Collins, excepting a piece of land 43' x 14'8".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/035/022 Indentures of Lease and Release. 1. James 1 & 2 Dec Webb of New Windsor, Mealman; 2. Joseph 1794 White of Staines, Innholder; 3. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike Road. A messuage between a house late of Samuel Richardson and a messuage late of Mary Colling; with garden, stable, yards, outhouses and appurtenances, excepting a piece of land 43' in length and 14'8" wide.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/001 Indenture of Release (Marriage Settlement). 1. 16 Aug 1710 9 John Love of Staines, Bargemaster, eldest son Anne and heir of John Love late of Staines, Innholder; 2. James Stanney of Staines, Brazier; Elizabeth Stanney his daughter; and Robert Watts of Stepney, Clerk. One fourth part of the Angel Inn in the occupation of James Fulford; and a messuage which 1. purchased fromAlice Field, widow; and all household goods and utensils. 1. to marry Elizabeth Stanney.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/002 Mortgage for œ50. 1. John Love of Staines, 13 Aug 16 G II Bargeman (eldest son and heir of John Love, 1742 Bargemaster, deceased, and Elizabeth his wife); 2. William Shotten of Staines, Victualler. A messuage in the occupation of Isabella Love, widow which 1's father purchased from Alice Field.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/003 Indentures of Lease and Release. 1. John Love 14 & 15 Feb of Staines, Bargemaster, eldest son an heir of 16 G II [1742/3 John Love, Bargemaster, deceased; 2. William ] Shotten of Staines, Victualler. A messuage in the occupation of Isabella Love, widow which 1's father purchased from Alice Field. (The mortgage of £50 was not repaid). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 475 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/004 Right and Left Hand Indentures of Fine; 1. 16 G II William Shotten, Plaintiff; 2. John Love, [1742/3]; [2 Deforciant. Feb ] One messuage with appurtenances.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/005 Copy of the will of William Goodman of Staines, 1763 victualler. His freehold messuage in Staines occupied by George Chapman to his wife Elizabeth for life with remainder to John Shotten. An ayt or ozier ground at Walton, Surrey called Cheesman's ayt to his wife with remainder to his grandson William Saunders. Three messuages at Sunbury to his wife with remainder to Susannah Bannister (formerly Shotten) for life with reversion to William Saunders and John Shotten Executrix: Susannah Bannister.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/006 Mortgage for œ100 (Indentures of Lease and 20 & 21 Nov Release); 1. John Shotton of Chertsey, Brazier, 1789 and Sarah his wife; 2. John Brown of Chertsey, Bricklayer. A messuage with a street on the East, and the King's Head Inn on the North, formerly in the occupation of Mrs. Love, then of George Chapman and now of Warner.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/036/007 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. John 16 Jun 35 G III Brown of Chertsey, Bricklayer; 2. John Shotten 1795 of Chertsey, Brazier; 3. Five of the Trustees for the Eastern District Turnpike. A messuage with the street on the East, and the King's Head Inn on the North; in the occupation of Elizabeth Warner.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/001 Grant; 1. John Spong of Fowlerswell in the 15 Mar 6 Geo parish of Chobham, Yeoman; 2. Hannah II 1732 Burchett of Chertsey, Spinster. The tenement and dwelling house near Haywards Wharf, in the occupation of John Climson, Junior. Endorsement: Memorandum of delivery of seisin. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 476 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/002 Probate copy of the will of Jacob Sizmua of 13 Sep 1763 Chertsey, Broom Maker. Bequests include: to his wife Hannah all his freehold messuage or estate with garden and orchard in Chertsey and Ms freehold messuage in Staines. Executrix: Hannah Sizmua.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/003 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Hannah 24 & 25 Dec Sizmur of Botleys, Chertsey, widow; 2. Joseph 13 G III 1772 Stevens of St. Brides, City of London, Victualler. The freehold messuage or dwelling house near Hayward's Wharf late in the occupation of John Climson and now of Thomas Warner, abutting North on the sign of the King's Head and South on Hayward's Wharf.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/004 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. John 21 & 22 Sep Smith of Holyport in the parish of Bray, Berks 13 Geo III Gent. 2. Samuel Richardson of Staines and 1773 Elizabeth his wife daughter of Henry Darbon of Staines, Cordwainer and Jane his wife, both deceased; 3. Joseph Stevens of St. Brides, London, Victualler. A piece of freehold land 14'8" in breadth and 47'5" in length, abutting South on Hayward's Wharf and East on land of Joseph Stevens.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/005 Abstract of title of John Banner to a piece of 22 Sep 1773 freehold ground near Haywards Wharf.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/006 Abstract of the title of John Banner to a 1781 messuage near Hayward's Wharf.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/007 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Joseph 28 & 29 Sep Stevens of St. Brides, London, Victualler, and 21 G III 1781 Sally his wife; 2. John Banner of St. Giles without Cripplegate, London, Plumber. The freehold messuage or dwelling house near Hayward Wharf in the occupation of Thos. Warner; and a piece of freehold land measuring 14'8" x 47'5". LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 477 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/008 Right and left hand indentures of fine; 1. 21 Geo III Joseph Stevens and Sally his wife, Deforciants; 2. John Banner, Querent. One messuage, one cottage, one garden, and ½ acre of land.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/009 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. John 23 May 29 G Banner of St. Giles without Cripplegate, III 1789 Plumber, and Ann his wife, and Francis Banner of Aldersgate Street, Upholsterer, sons and heirs of John Banner, deceased; 2. Thomas Wilson of Lad Lane, City of London, Gent. The freehold messuage or dwelling house near Hayward Wharf, and the piece of freehold ground 14'8" x 47'5" Endorsement: Receipt for £100 paid to 1.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/010 Right and left hand indentures of fine; 1. 29 G III 1790/1 Thomas Wilson, Plaintiff; 2. John Banner and Ann his wife, Deforciants. One messuage, one barn, one stable, and ½ acre of land.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/037/011 Indentures of Lease and Release to 1. 1. Five 26 & 27 Mar of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike 35 G III (1795) Road (Bedfont); 2. Thomas Wilson of Lad Lane in the City of London, Gent., and Jane his wife. A messuage or dwelling house near Hayward's Wharf; and a piece of freehold ground 14'8" x 47'5"; and a messuage near the wharf, abutting north on the tenement of John Goldhawk.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/038/001 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Mary 24 & 25 Nov Perryman of Datchet, Berks., widow, and 10 G III 1769 devisee named in the will of William Bristow, late of Chertsey, Gent., deceased; 2. David Ogilwy of Datchet, Baker. A third part of three messuages or tenements with yards, gardens and wharf, near Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/038/002 Lease for 21 years; 1. David Ogilwy of Datchet, 15 Oct 24G III Bucks., Mealman; and William Earley of 1784 Datchet, Maltster; 2. Edmund Denyer of Staines, Collar maker. Three messuages, with wharf and outhouses, near Staines Bridge. For £24 p.a. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 478 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/038/003 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. David 6 & 7 Feb Ogilwy of Datchet, Gent., and Elizabeth his 1789 wife, a devisee named in the will of William Bristoe of Chertsey, Gent. 2. Thomas Ashby of Staines, Mealman. Two third parts of three messuages with yards, gard wharf and appurtenances, adjoining Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/038/004 Right hand indenture of a fine; 1. Thomas 29 G III Ashby, Plaintiff; 2. David Ogilwy and Elizabeth his wife, Deforciants. Two third parts of six messuages, two barns, two stables, two gardens, two wharfs and common of pasture.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/038/005 Warrant of Attorney. 29 Sep 1792 John Barber and Richard Tallemach, Gent., to appear as attornies for Edmund Denyer of Staines, Collar Maker, Samuel Clarke of Staines, Labourer, and George Horne of Staines, Cabiner Maker, in the Court of King's Bench in an Action for Trespass in Ejectment at the suit of Sir Wm. Gibbons, Bart. For three messuages with a wharf, in Staines, and which Denyer, Clarke and Horne occupy as tenants at will.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/039 Articles of Agreement on sale by Sam. 12 Aug 1773 Richardson of Staines, Carpenter, to Jos. Stevens of St. Brides, London, Victualler, of parcel of land at Staines, 14'8" by 47'5", now rented by Jos. Amm, Blacksmith, adjoining on premises Jos. Stevens and John Shotton. Consideration: œ50.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/040/001 Articles of Agreement (not completed) on sale 18 Jul 1792 of three messuages, stables, outbuildings and wharf in the occupation of Ed. Denyer, Sam. Clark and Hearn. 1. Thos. Ashby of Staines, Mealman, and Wm. Earley of Datchett, Bucks., on behalf of his son John of Gt. Missenden, Bucks. 2. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 479 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/040/002 Release; 1. William Earley of Datchet, Bucks., 24 Sep 1792 Gent. 2. John Earley of Gt. Missenden, Bucks., Innholder. One third part of three messuages with yards, gardens and wharf near Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/040/003 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Thomas 28 & 29 Sep Ashby of Staines, Mealman, and Hannah his 1792 wife, and John Earley of Gt. Missenden, Bucks., Innholder; 2. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike Road. Three messuages with yards, gardens, wharf and appurtenances, near Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/040/004 Probate copy of the will of Hannah Clifford of 25 Feb 1718 the Hithe, Egham, widow. Bequests include: three newly erected messuages near the Thames at Staines, with outhouses, wharehouses and wharves, to her son Nicholas; and a moiety of a cottage called the "boarded house" at Egham, to her son William, sole executor.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/041/001 Covenant for production of title deeds when 1 Oct 26 Geo required; 1. Mark Brooks of Hilliford in III [1795] Shepperton, Carpenter, and Mary his wife, and Eliz. Warner of Staines, widow; 2. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike Road.; 2. have recently purchased the messuage near Staines Bridge occupied by Jane Maybank and Sam. Clark, and the sheds and ground they stand on.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/041/002 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Mark 30 & 31 Oct Brooks of Halliford, Shepperton, Carpenter, and 1795 Mary his wife; and Elizabeth Warner of Staines, widow; 2. Samuel Crofts of Halliford, Gent. 3. Five of the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike. The messuage on the approach to the new bridge called Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/041/003 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Five of the 6 Apr 42 G III Trustees of the Bedfont Turnpike Road; 2. John 1802 Peyto Shrubb of Guildford, Esq. A messuage with outhouses and garden, between roads to the south and north, in a place called Middle Row. For £189. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 480 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/041/004 Indenture of Bargain and Sale; 1. Barnard 10 Jul 1833 Deane of Egham, Innkeeper; 2. Five of the Trustees of the Bedfont Gate Road. The piece of land at the east entrance to the town of Egham, containing 850 feet. For £220. Plan at the side.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/042 Indenture of Lease for 21 years; 1. The Rt. 1 Oct 1690 2 Hon. Dame Frances Ashtley of Mardston, Kent, Wm & Mary and Margrett Tryon of Bulwick, Northants, widow; 2. William Tailor of Staines Collarmaker. The messuage previously used as two tenements, and the wharf belonging to it, at Staines, next to the bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/043 Indenture of Lease and Release; 1. Charles 1 & 2 Oct 2 Tryon of Bulwicke, Northants, Esq., and James Anne 1703 Tryon of Norbury, Mickleham, Surrey, Esq. 2. Hannah Clifford of the Hithe, Egham, widow. The messuage now divided into several tenements with outhouses, buildings, gardens, wharf and appurtenances in the occupation of Hannah Tayler, widow.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/044 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Daniel 1 & 2 Oct 1784 Keene of Alphington, Devon, Gent. 2. Henry Styles of Staines, Brazier. A messuage near the wharf there, abutting north on the tenement of John Goldhawk, Bargemaster, and south on the road leading to the wharf.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/045 Lease and Counterpart of three messuages 15 Oct 1784 with wharf near Staines Bridge. 1. David Ogilwy of Datchet; 2. Wm. Earley of Datchet; 3. Edmund Denyer of Staines, Collarmaker.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/046 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Henry 8 & 9 Apl 1789 Styles of Staines, Brazier; 2. Thomas Wilson of Lad Lane in the City of London, Gent. A messuage near the wharf there, abutting on the tenement of John Goldhawk, Bargemaster, to the north, and the road leading to the wharf on the south. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 481 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/047 Indentures of Lease and Release; 1. Henry 8 & 9 Apl 1789 Styles of Staines, Brazier; 2. Thomas Wilson of Lad Lane in the City of London, Gent. A messuage near the wharf there, abutting on the tenement of John Goldhawk, Bargemaster, to the north, and the road leading to the wharf on the south.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/048 Agreement; 1. Mark Brooks of Hilliford, 21 Sep 1795 Shepperton, and Mary his wife; 2. Eliz. Warner of Staines; 3. Thos. Wood and others, Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike. To sell a messuage near the New Bridge, Staines, for £650.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/049 Indenture of Release; 1. Sarah Garrett of 22 Sep 35 Geo Staines, widow; 2. Five of the Trustees of the III 1795 Eastern District Turnpike. Of a messuage late occupied by Peter Page, Collar-maker, and now occupied by Sarah Deane.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/050 Indentures of Lease and Release (Exchange); 2 Jun 37 Geo 1. Eight of the Trustees of the Eastern District III [1797] Turnpike; 2. Eliz. Tayler of Charlton House, Middlesex, widow of Ric. Tayler. To 2 A piece of ground adjoining Staines, 50' east to west, with a carriageway on the south and the Market House, the northern front of which runs in a straight line east to west towards the new bridge To 1: the piece of ground on which stood the Market House formerly 58' x 28' 6". With a small plan.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/051 Conveyance of a messuage in Middle Row in 6 Apr 1801 Staines, Middlesex, from Thos. South and Ric. Pearse to the Trustees of the Eastern District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/052 Release and Grant (attested copy); 1. Trustees 15 Jun 1805 of Eastern District Turnpike; 2. Wm. Holgate. Of a parcel of land adjoining Bedfont Lane. Consideration: £40.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/053/001 An Act for more effectually repairing the road 11 Apr 1816 from the 20 mile stone on Egham Hill to Basingstone. (Bound into a book). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 482 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/053/002 An Act for more effectually repairing the Road 6 May 1833 from the 20 mile stone on Egham Hill, to Basingstone near Bagshot. 3 copies.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/054 Booklet giving names of Trustees of Western n.d. District.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/055 Letter from Henry Horne to Culling Charles 16 Feb 1826 Smith, Esq., and the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike Road. Horne has been a Clerk to the Trustees for nearly 40 years. Now requests that his son Randolph Horne be appointed with him as Joint Clerk.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/056 Form of notice for meeting of Trustees. 29 Jul 1826 Western Division of Bagshot Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/057 "Duties of Sub surveyor". Turnpike Trustees. n.d.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/058 Account Sheet. 29 Oct 1825 - Total Income: £8,424. 2. 9. 28 Oct 1826 Total Expenditure: £6,054.16.10.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/059 Estimate of James McAdam of revised weekly Jun 1826 expenditure reduced through improvement to the road from œ20 to c. œ15.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/060 Account Sheet. 28 Oct 1826 - Total Income: £3,914. 2. 3. 27 Oct 1827 Total Expenditure: £3,697. 6. 2.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/061 Account Sheet. 28 Oct 1827 - Total Income: £3,535.17.8. 25 Oct 1828 Total Expenditure: £3,350. 5. 8.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/062 Account Sheet. 26 Oct 1828 - Total Income: £2,388.17. 9. 26 Oct 1829 Total Expenditure: £2,043. 9. 2½.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/063 Account Sheet. 26 Oct 1829 - Total Income: £2,561. 8. 6½. 25 Oct 1830 Total Expenditure: £2,122. 8. 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 483 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/064 Account Sheet. 15 Oct 1830 - Total Income: £2,652.10. 4. 14 Oct 1831 Total Expenditure: £2,299.15. 0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/065 Account Sheet. 14 Oct 1831 Total Income: £2,905.16.10. 22 Oct 1832 Total Expenditure: £2,841. 4.11.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/066 Account Sheet. 22 Oct 1832 - Total Income: £2,128. 5. 9. 19 Oct 1833 Total Expenditure: £1,974. 3. 5.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/067 Account Sheet. 20 Oct - 31 Total Income: £934. 2. 4. Dec 1833
ACC/0809/TP/BED/068 An Estimate of the Expense of maintaining the 1 Jan - 31 Dec Egham and Bagshot Turnpike Trust. Total: 1834 œ1,545. 5. 0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/069 Account Sheet 1 Jan - 31 Dec Total Income: £1,888. 8. 3. 1834
ACC/0809/TP/BED/070 An Estimate of the Expense of maintaining the 1 Jan - 31 Dec Egham and Bagshot Turnpike Trust. Total: 1835 1,474. 10. 0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/071 Account Sheet. 1 Jan - 31 Dec Total Income: £2,338. 5. 4. 1835
ACC/0809/TP/BED/072 An Estimate of the Expense of maintaining the 1 Jan - 31 Dec Egham and Bagshot Turnpike Trust. Total: 1836 œ1,378. 10. 0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/073 Account Sheet. 1 Jan - 31 Dec Total Income: £2,416. 0. 5. 1836
ACC/0809/TP/BED/074 An Estimate of the Expenses of maintaining the 1 Jan - 31 Dec Egham and Bagshot Turnpike Trust: Total: 1838 œ1,478. 10. 0. Also incomplete sheet.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/075 Weekly Account Book. 31 Mar - 6 Jul 1850 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 484 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/076 a) Exchequer Bill Account. b). Seven letters 1821 - 1826 giving State of Exchequer Bill Account, from Messrs. Child & Co., Bankers.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/077 List of questions and answers re the finances of [1825 - 6] the Western District Trust, for procuring an Exchequer Loan. Also notes of previous extraordinary expenses.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/078 Printed Tender for the Repairs and Upholding 24 Feb 1838 of Water Carts, with covering letter.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/079 A notice "To Gravel Diggers" inviting tenders for 4 Apr 1834 - the supply of gravel. The Trustees of the 24 Feb 1838 Bagshot Road. Randolph Horne, Clerk.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/080 Five accepted estimates for gravel for the 19 Mar 1838 Western District Turnpike. 1. Thos. Thick 2. Willm. Higgs 3. Henry Attfield 4. James Oades 5. James Baines. And one refused estimate from George Spanwick and Thomas Holmes.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/081 Articles of Agreement; 1. Thomas Thick; 2. Five 19 Mar 1838 of the Trustees for the Western District Turnpike Road. 1. To supply 285 cubic yards of gravel for each of the years 1839 and 1840 at 2s. 6d. per cubic yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/082 Articles of Agreement; 1. James Baines; 2. Five 19 Mar 1838 of the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike Road. 1. To supply 135 cubic yards of gravel for each of the years 1839 and 1840 at 1s.10d. per cubic yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/083 Articles of Agreement; 1. William Higgs; 2. Five 19 Mar 1838 of the Trustees for the Western District Turnpike. 1. To supply 525 cubic yards of gravel for each of the years 1839 and 1840 at 2s.6d. per cubic yard. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 485 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/084 Articles of Agreement; 1. Henry Atfield; 2. Five 19 Mar 1838 of the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike Road. 1. To supply 1050 cubic yards of gravel for each of the years 1839 and 1840, at 2s. 8d. per cubic yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/085 Printed notice re "Contract for Watering" and 24 Feb 1838 inviting tenders for watering the road from the 20th mile stone to the 23rd and from the 25th to 27th mile stone during 1838. 3 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/086 Three accepted estimates for watering parts of 19 Mar 1838 the Western District Turnpike; 1. Daniel Rolls; 2. Charles Backs; 3. James Oades; 4. James Baines. And three other estimates (presumably refused) 1. Thomas Holmes and George Spanwick 2. James Varndell 3. Frederick Richards.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/087 Articles of Agreement; 1. Daniel Rolls; 2. Five 19 Mar 1838 of the Trustees for the Western District Turnpike. 1. To water parts of the road during 1838 at 10/ - per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/088 Articles of Agreement; 1. Charles Bax; 2. Five 19 Mar 1833 of the Trustees for the Western District Turnpike. 1. To water parts of the road during 1838 at 13/ - per day.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/089 Agreement for 1. to repair, maintain and 19 Mar 1838 replace when necessary the 8 water carts and 4 shoots belonging to 2. 1. James West of Egham, Wheelwright 2. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/090 Letter from James McAdam to R. Horne, Esq. 26 Mar 1838 Re water carts contract.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/091 a) Draft minute of meeting of Trustees giving 19 Mar 1838 estimates for gravel and watering. b) Rough account for gravel, n.d. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 486 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/092 a) Estimate of cost of improving road over 13 Aug 1824 Virginia Water Bridge, œ457.17.6. b) Covering letter from Jas. McAdam to Trustees of Bagshot Turnpike Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/093 Estimate of Jas. McAdam of cost of filling road 14 Aug 1824 at Virginia Water. œ212.18.9.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/094 Two letters between the Marquess of 27,29 May Conyngham and Culling Chas. Smith, 1825 presenting for His Majesty's approval the plan of the Trustees for a new bridge at Virginia Water, this being close to Windsor Park. His Majesty orders Mr, Wyattville to consult with the Trustees.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/095 a) Estimate of Edward Lapidge for building a 13 Jun 20 Jun bridge at Virginia Water. œ2,280. b) Report of 1825 meeting with Mr. Wyattville on new bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/096 Draft Specification of works to be done for the 2 Jul 1825 intended improvement of the Turnpike Road at Virginia Water.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/097 Letters (6) on temporary bridge at Virginia 14 - 24 Jul Water, Mr. Sharp being found unsuitable to 1825 build it, from R. W. Sharp, Culling Chas. Smith, Jas. McAdam, G. Perkins, R. Horne.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/098 a) Agreement for Charles Hollis of Teddington, 4 Jul 1825 Builder, to build a temporary bridge at Virginia Water according to the Specification of Edward Lapidge. With Specification. b) Bond in œ100.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/099 a) Articles of Agreement; 1. Francis Perkins of 30 Jul 1825 Egham, Yeoman; 2. Three of the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike. 1. to remove certain hills near Virginia Water according to the plan and section of the Surveyor. b) Bond in œ200. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 487 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/100 Letter from Jas. McAdam to Culling Chas. 19 Aug 1825 Smith informing Smith that the works at Virginia Water Bridge are satisfactory and that he encloses certificates for œ100 and œ60 to be paid to the Contractors, Mr. Hollis and Mr. Perkins. With note of approval from Committee, 20th Aug. 1825.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/101 a) Draft Description and Particular of Sundry 24 Sep 1825 Works to be done in Building and finishing a new Bridge at Virginia Water, Egham. Signed by E. Lapidge, and with signed agreement by J. Bedborough and G. H. Lawrence. b) Two letters to R. Horne on advertising for tenders.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/102 Letter from H. Carver to Mr. Bagle declining to 19 Oct 1825 give an estimate since he is busy and men are scarse.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/103 Tender from Geo. Thornton for new Bridge at 27 Oct 1825 Virginia Water for œ2,763.10s.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/104 Tender from Wm. Herbert for new Bridge at 28 Oct 1825 Virginia Water for œ4,400.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/105 Tender from Thos. B. Taylor, Civil Engineer, for 28 Oct 1825 new Bridge at Virginia Water for œ3,245.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/106 Tender from Chas. Hollis for new Bridge at 29 Oct 1825 Virginia Water for œ3,700.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/107 Tender from J. Bedborough for new Bridge at 29 Oct 1825 Virginia Water for œ3,390.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/108 Tender from G. H. Lawrence for new Bridge at 29 Oct 1825 Virginia Water for œ3,350.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/109 a) Letter from Geo. Thornton declining to 4 Nov 7 Nov submit an estimate for completing the Virginia 1825 Water Bridge because time is too short and the money advanced insufficient. b) Covering letter for above from Hen. Horne. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 488 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/110 Bill of E. Lapidge of Grosvenor Square for Feb 1826 œ14.14.0 re the Virginia Water New Bridge. Dec. 1825 and Jan. 1826.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/111 a) Report of Thomas Lacoste re the 16 Feb 1826 compensation to be paid to C. C. Smith for use of his land for a temporary road during the building of the new bridge. Lacoste recommends a payment of œ50 and erection of a new bridge. b) Bill from Thomas Lacoste for œ5.5.0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/112 Estimate by E. Lapidge that the additional cost 17 Feb 1826 of lengthening the Virginia Water new bridge to obtain two side arches would be œ1,311.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/113 Articles of Agreement. Jas. Bedborough of New 17 Feb 1826 Windsor, Berks., Stonemason, and G. H. Lawrence of Old Windsor, Bricklayer, to build a bridge at Virginia Water according to the plans and specifications of Ed. Lapidge, for œ3,350.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/114 Bond in œ4,000; 1. Jas. Bedborough and G. H. 17 Feb 1826 Lawrence; 2. Five of the Trustees for the Western Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/115 a) Notice of meeting at Virginia Water to 17 18 Feb consider new bridge and appointment of Ran. 1826 Horne jointly as Clerk with his father. b) Note of affixing notice to Bagshot Turnpike Gate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/116 Report of Thomas Lacoste on estimated cost of 9 Mar 1826 new fence for C. C. Smith. œ87.10.0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/117 Letter from E. Lapidge informing Culling Chas. 13 Mar 1826 Smith that the Clerk of Works at Virginia Water Bridge prefers to be paid monthly.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/118 Letter from H. and Ran. Horne to Culling Chas. 14 Mar 1826 Smith on payment to C. Wetton of œ137.10s. for damage at Virginia Water.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/119 Notice inviting loans of œ5,000 to the Trustees 14 Mar 1826 of the Western District Turnpike. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 489 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/120 Letter from Culling Chas. Smith advising Ran. 11 Apr 1826 Horne on payment to be made to Mr. Lapidge's Clerk of Works.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/121 Notice inviting loans of œ5,000 and tenders for 29 Apr 1826 flattening the road at Virginia Water and notice of meeting of Trustees of Western District Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/122 Copy letter from Ran. Horne, Clerk to the 29 May 1826 Trustees, asking W. Holden, Exchequer Loan Office, for advice on method of obtaining a loan of œ5,000 for building a bridge at Virginia Water.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/123 Tenders from a) Bough & Smith, b) Ambrose 19 29 May Oliver, c) F. & J. Perkins for removing a hill 1826 near the new Virginia Water Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/124 Agreement for William Hurst Ashpitel of Clapton 15 Jul 1826 Square, Hackney, Yeoman, to lower and remove certain parts of the hill near Virginia Water according to the plans and directions of James MacAdam. With Specification.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/125 Bond in œ200; 1. William Hurst Ashpitel of 15 Jul 1826 Clapton Square, Hackney Bound to; 2. Three of the Trustees. (as in Agreement).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/126 Report of Edward Lapidge, Architect and Civil 29 Jul 1826 Engineer, re the work done by James Bedborough and George H. Lawrence on the Virginia Water Bridge, as Contractors, with a Resolution signed by Culling Charles Smith, Chairman of the Trustees of the Western Turnpike, that œ1,200 be paid to James Bedborough and George H. Lawrence.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/127 Letter from M. Winter to R. Horne on formalities 21 Jul 1826 necessary for raising an Exchequer Bill Loan [to finance building of Virginia Water Bridge]
ACC/0809/TP/BED/128 Letter from Culling Chas. Smith to Ran. Horne 4 Aug 1826 enclosing a draft for œ1,200 intended for Messrs. Bedborough and Lawrence. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 490 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/129 Letter from Ran. Horne to E. Lapidge asking for 26 Aug 1826 œ150 on account for Virginia Water Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/130 Notice of mortgage of tolls for Exchequer Bill 29 Jul 1826 Loan of œ4,000 (draft).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/131 a) Letter from Culling Chas. Smith to Randolph 28 Aug 1826 Horne enclosing b); b) Letter from Randolph Horne to Messrs. Ashby, Bankers, copy, on Exchequer Bills.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/132 Letter from M. Winter to R. Horne on delivery of 1 Sep 1826 Exchequer Bill Certificate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/133 a) Mortgage of Tolls to secure œ4,000, 28 Aug. 1827 - 1833 1826; 1. Trustees of Western Division of Bagshot Road; 2. Secretary of the Commissioners for Exchequer Bills in aid of Public Works. b) Certificate of payments, 1827 -1833. c) Letter from J. S. Brickwood, Secretary to Exchequer Bill Loan Office, 1 Feb. 1833.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/134 Estimate for two new toll gates at Bagshot, for 24 Aug 1825 œ55, from W. Carver, Carpenter. Endorsed: "Referred to Mr. McAdam for his opinion". And a letter from W. Carver dated Oct. 17th 1825 declining to build the toll gate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/135 Estimate of William Northcroft of Bricklayers 14 Nov 1825 work in making an arch in Bagshot Street, for œ43.10.0. Approved by Culling Charles Smith, Chairman.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/136 Letter from H. Robinson saying that Mr. Everest 21 Nov 1825 refuses to sell his building for œ500 (for the improvement of the road).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/137 Letter re 11 roods and 9 yards of land which 1 Nov 1846 Mrs. Hird agrees to rent from the Trustees of the Bagshot Road, with a small plan. 2 sheets
ACC/0809/TP/BED/138 Estimate from Wm. Howell, for C. Hayter and E. n.d. Clarke, for Bagshot Tollgates for œ98.15.6. (illiterate). Note that Mrs. Clarke's previous plan and offer is preferred. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 491 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/139 Bill for œ4 from Commissioners of Western [1832] Road to Commissioners of Woods and Forests, for 4 years' rent for Drains.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/140 Letter from Thomas Snell to C. C. Smith as to 4 Jan 1826 the barrell arch at Bagshot.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/141 Notice from C. B. Challoner, representing Dean n.d. and Chapter, protesting against trespass on carriage road at Windlesham.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/142 Notice of Meeting 3 April 1844 to consider 1 Mar 1844 removal of bar and erecting of new bar in Bagshot. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/143 Two copies of the Windsor and Eton Express. 2 Mar 1844
ACC/0809/TP/BED/144 A petition by the inhabitants of Chobham and n.d. [1844] its vicinity protesting against the proposals for new side bars at Bagshot. 42 signatures.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/145 A petition by the inhabitants of Bagshot and the 26 Mar 1844 parish of Windlesham protesting against the proposals for new side bars at Bagshot. 143 signatures.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/146 Order for the erection of a side bar near the 3 Apr 1844 Kings Arms Inn in the town of Bagshot across the highway leading to Guildford.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/147 Order for the removal of the side bar near the 3 Apr 1844 house of Jane Everett in the town of Bagshot, and re-erection of it near the house of Mrs. Cox, across the highway leading to Guildford.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/148 Letter from the Churchwardens and 10 Jul 1844 Parishioners of the Parish of Windlesham to the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike. Resolution of senders that the side bar on the road from Bagshot to Windlesham be closed from 1st May, except for parishioners. [i.e. exemption from toll]. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 492 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/149 Plan of roads in the Town of Bagshot showing n.d. [1844] the Great Western Turnpike, Snow's Ride leading to Windlesham, and the new Meadow Road. Sites of old and proposed turnpike gates marked. Pencil notes at the top re comparative mileage by two different routes into Bagshot.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/150 Assignment of a share of the Tolls for securing 11 Apr 1771 œ600 and Interest at 4½%; 1. The Trustees of the Western District Turnpike; 2. Messrs. Cust and Smith.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/151/A Case and Opinion of Frederick Pollock re the 8 Mar 1832 non-performance of the Agreement for renting the tolls by Thomas James Simpson. Decision of Frederick Pollock that the Trustees of the Bagshot Road should not return Thomas James Simpson's deposit.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/151/B Case and Opinion of F. Pollock re the legality of 16 Apr 1832 the Trustees compounding for overweight loads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/152 a) Order to reduce the Tolls. Details of 9 Dec 1833 reductions given. b) A notice of the meeting to be held.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/153 An Account of the loss to the Trust by Mr. 1833 Simpson's non-performance of his Agreement for renting the Tolls for year 1832. 3 items pinned together
ACC/0809/TP/BED/154 Bond in œ200. 1. Thomas Jackson, Collector of 25 Feb 1839 Tolls of Bagshot Gate and Weighing Engine; Henry Salwey of Egham; and Nathaniel Williams of Bagshot. Bound to: 2. Randolph Horne, Clerk to the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/155 Notice of Lease of Tolls. (Draft and newspaper 19 Oct 1840 cutting).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/156 Conditions of Letting the Bagshot Tolls. 1840 - 1841 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 493 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/157 Notice of Lease of Tolls. (Draft and newspaper 18 Oct 1841 cutting).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/158 a) Draft Lease of Tolls for one year. 1. Thos. J. 1 Aug 1842 Bolton; 2. Trustees of Bagshot Trust. Schedule of fixtures attached. b) Draft Bond.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/159 Indenture of Lease by Sir John Gibbons, Bart; 22 Jun 1843 Thomas Challoner Bisse Challoner; George Paterson, and Charles Finch, four of the Trustees of the Western District Turnpike to Thomas John Bolton of Paddington Green, Toll Contractor, for two years; of the tolls taken at the Staines and Bedfont Gate and Hanwell Side Bar, and the toll houses. For œ59.10. monthly. (With a table of tolls).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/160 Letter from Jas. Leasley, bondholder, to Ran. 4 Jan 1850 Horne agreeing to proposed Union of Trusts in principle, provided that the Interest on the Bagshot debt is paid regularly.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/161 Letter from John Mears, for Mr. Robinson, 14 Jan 1850 bondholder, to Ran. Horne, giving Mr. Robinson's assent to the proposed Union of Trusts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/162 Letter from Benjamin Cussell offering to lend 24 May 1826 œ700 at 10% interest on the credit of the Bagshot Tolls.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/163 Letter from L. Levy offering to lend a few 25 May 1826 hundred pounds to the Bagshot Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/164 Letter from Jas. McAdam on his failure to raise 25 May 1826 a loan from Mr. Levy or anyone else for the Bagshot Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/165 Memorandum that Lewis Levy has agreed to 3 Jun 1826 lend œ1,000 at 5% Interest for 6 months to the Western Division of the Bagshot Turnpike Trust. Signed by Lewis Levy and Culling Charles Smith. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 494 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/166 Mortgage of Tolls to secure œ1,000 from 27 27 Oct 1827 June 1827. 1. Trustees of Western District Turnpike. 2. W. H. Ash.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/167 Mortgage of Tolls to secure œ800 from 7 7 Nov 1827 November 1827. 1. Trustees of Western District Turnpike; 2. Mr. Gilbertson.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/168 1 volume of Acts of Parliament re Turnpike 1728 Roads. Including: 1689; 1714; 1727; 1734; 1747.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/169 "The General Turnpike Road Acts" with notes 1836 and index. 3rd edition. By J. Bateman.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/170 Act for enlarging the terms of an Act for 1738 repairing the road from Powder Mills, Hounslow, to Basingstone (1 G.II).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/171 Act to enlarge the Terms and Powers of two 1763 Acts for repairing the Bagshot Road (1 & 12 G.II. (2 copies). [i.e. this Act divided the Trust into two Districts].
ACC/0809/TP/BED/172 Act to enlarge the Terms and Powers of three 1790 Acts for repairing the Bagshot Road (1 & 12 G.II, 3 G.III.)
ACC/0809/TP/BED/173 Act for more effectually repairing the Road from 12 May 1809 the Powder Mills, Hounslow Heath, to Egham Hill. [i.e. the Eastern District Turnpike].
ACC/0809/TP/BED/174 Act for continuing and amending an Act, 49 17 Jun 1814 Geo.III, for more effectually repairing the Road from Powder Mills to Egham Hill.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/175 Act for consolidating the trusts of Turnpike 31 May 1826 Roads north of London: schedule of householders annexed. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/176 Act to amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike 25 Jul 1828 Roads. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 495 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/177 Act to amend an Act of 7 Geo. IV. for 19 Jun 1829 consolidating Trusts north of the Thames: schedule of householders annexed.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/178 Act for more effectually repairing the Road from 11 Mar 1831 the Powder Mills to Egham Hill.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/179 Act requiring the Annual Statements of 28 Aug 1833 Trustees of Turnpike Roads to be submitted to the Secretary of State and afterwards laid before Parliament.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/180 Act to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great 1 Aug 1849 Britain for limited periods and to make certain provisions respecting Turnpike Roads in England.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/181 Act to continue an Act authorising the 5 Aug 1850 application of Highway Rates to Turnpike Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/182 An Act to continue certain Turnpike Acts in 1865 Great Britain, Sections 2 and 3. 4 copies.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/183 Act to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great 11 Aug 1875 Britain and repeal certain other Turnpike Acts. [Modifications to the Bedfont and Bagshot Road in Schedule 4, p.17].
ACC/0809/TP/BED/184 Act for building a Bridge over the River Thames 19 Jun 1828 at Staines and for making proper approaches thereto. (2 copies, 1 with note of purchase by R. Horne, 22 June 1832).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/185 Form of answer to Parliament sent to Rand. 1 Dec 1865 Horne, Clerk to Trustees of London and Southampton Turnpike Road, asking his opinion on the passing of an Act to authorize West Drayton and Staines Railway.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/186 Parliamentary Notice to Trustees of United 4 Dec 1872 Bedfont and Bagshot Trusts that an Act is to be passed to benefit London and South Western Railway. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 496 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/187 Minute Book; United Bedfont and Bagshot 25 Jul 1850 - Roads. 24 May 1878
ACC/0809/TP/BED/188 Agenda Book; United Bedfont and Bagshot 16 Oct 1873 - Turnpike Roads. 15 Nov 1877
ACC/0809/TP/BED/189 Rough minutes of meetings of Trustees at the 23 Jul 1874 - King's Head, Egham, and elsewhere. (Sewn 27 Jul 1877 together).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/190 Rough minutes of meeting of the Trustees held 15 Nov 1877 at the Catherine Wheel, Egham.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/191 Rough minutes with rough sketch plan of roads, n.d. endorsed: reference to 1877.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/192 Account Book. 1850 - 1875
ACC/0809/TP/BED/193 Weekly Accounts Book. 1869 - 1875
ACC/0809/TP/BED/194 Weekly Accounts Book. 1872 - 1875
ACC/0809/TP/BED/195 Financial statements for Eastern and Western 1837 - 1850 Districts and for United Bedfont and Bagshot Gate Roads 5 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/196 Balance Sheets for Western District Turnpike. 1837 - 1849 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/197 Balance Sheet for Eastern District Turnpike. 1837 - 1849
ACC/0809/TP/BED/198 Balance Sheet for United Trusts. 1850 - 1853
ACC/0809/TP/BED/199 Annual Account Sheets of the United Bedfont 1857 - 1877 and Bagshot Trusts. 22 sheets
ACC/0809/TP/BED/200 Prospective account for quarter ending 30th 1875 June 1875. Letter of apology from Chas. Noble. Note of interest due: no details. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 497 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/201 Prospective account for quarter ending 30th 1875 Sept. 1875.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/202 Balance Sheet for Bedfont and Bagshot Nov 1877 Turnpike Roads Trust. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/203 Act of Parliament for repairing the Bedfont 11 Mar 1831 Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/204 Act of Parliament for repairing the Bagshot 6 May 1833 Road. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/205 "Windsor and Eton Gazette" with 9 Mar 1850 announcement of joint meeting of Trustees of Eastern and Western Turnpike Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/206 a) Letters (12) on proposed union of Trusts 2 Feb - 22 Jul from bondholders and others. b) Letters (3), 1850 tied separately, on joint meeting and union of Trusts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/207 Notice of joint meeting of Trustees. 1 Mar 1850 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/208 a) Notice of Resolutions on proposed union of 26 Apr 1850 Trusts and 3 drafts. b) Report of Reasons for proposed union and 3 drafts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/209 Case for the opinion of Mr. Field re Union of the Jul 1850 Trusts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/210 Schedule of documents "In the matter of the Jun 1850 Union of the United Bedfont and Bagshot Gate Roads with a note of registration by the Clerk of the Peace. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/211 Paper booklet giving names of Trustees of 1850 United Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/212 Small booklet containing lists of Trustees of the 1865 - 1874 Bedfont and Bagshot Road. (1865-1873 pages sewn together). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 498 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/213 a) Notices of appointment of new Trustees 1864 dated 13th Sept. 1864, amended. (2 copies). b) Windsor and Eton Gazette, 4 Oct. 1864.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/214 Notice of appointment of new Trustees. 3 Sep 1866
ACC/0809/TP/BED/215 Notice of a meeting of the Trustees of the 12 Feb 1870 United Bedfont and Bagshot Roads for the appointment of new Trustees. And one copy of the County Chronicle. 19 Feb. 1870.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/216 Bond of 1. in œ500 to secure performance of 1 May 1851 his duties as Treasurer. 1. Thos. Ashby of Staines, banker; 2. Challoner B. Challoner, and others, Trustees of United Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/217 Notice of a special meeting of the Trustees of 8 May 1863 the Bedfont and Bagshot Trust, for the appointment of a Surveyor.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/218 One copy of the Windsor and Eton Express. 9 May 1863
ACC/0809/TP/BED/219 Applications for the post of Surveyor to the May 1863 Bedfont and Bagshot Trust. From (i) Lewis Mc Grigor (ii) G. Goulder, with a reference (iii) J. W. Needham (iv) H. W. Burr (v) William Larkin.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/220 Applications for the post of Surveyor to the May 1863 Bedfont and Bagshot Trust. From (i) Lewis Mc Grigor (ii) G. Goulder, with a reference (iii) J. W. Needham (iv) H. W. Burr (v) William Larkin.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/221 Applications for the post of Surveyor to the May 1863 Bedfont and Bagshot Trust. From (i) Lewis Mc Grigor (ii) G. Goulder, with a reference (iii) J. W. Needham (iv) H. W. Burr (v) William Larkin. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 499 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/222 Applications for the post of Surveyor to the May 1863 Bedfont and Bagshot Trust. From (i) Lewis Mc Grigor (ii) G. Goulder, with a reference (iii) J. W. Needham (iv) H. W. Burr (v) William Larkin.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/223 Resignation of Randle Jackson from the post of 22 Jul 1864 Surveyor to the Bedfont and Bagshot Trust, for health reasons.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/224 Application for the post of Surveyor to the 19 Oct 1864 Bedfont and Bagshot Trust, by Charles Noble.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/225 Letter from Chairman of Turnpike Trust Officers' 28 Sep 1868 Association informing Turnpike Officers that they are entitled to compensation under the Turnpike Continuance Act 1868. (printed).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/226 a) Agreement in respect of a drain near the 12 Apr 1854 Greyhound Inn, Staines. 1. Joseph Ball 2. Trustees of United Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike. b) Petition of 1. and plan attached.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/227 Notice to John South to cleanse a ditch in 30 May 1855 Staines (copy) from George Turpin, Surveyor. Served 31 May 1855.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/228 Notice to Sarah Shorter to appear to show why 8 Apr 1859 she had not provided materials to repair the road between Shrub's Hill and Sunningdale from Thos. Jackson, Surveyor.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/229 Notices to S. Shorter, R. Hatchett to appear for 1859 refusing to provide road materials from Thos. Jackson, Surveyor.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/230 a) Letters (11) 1851, on repair of roads, 1851,1855 parishes being responsible where the Trust is too poor, from Th. Jackson, D. Carpenter, R. Horne and others. b) Forms (3) 1855, on repair of road. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 500 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/231 Letters (2) from Chas. Noble, Surveyor, to the Mar - May Commissioners for the Bedfont and Bagshot 1874 Road, re encroachments on road; and 3 sketch plans illustrating letters. 5 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/232 Notice to Gravel Diggers and others inviting 1867 tenders for a supply of gravel for parts of the Bedfont - Bagshot Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/233 Tenders from M. Hatchett, J. Fisher, H. Mar - Apr 1867 Winkworth, T. Webb, J. Church, H. Jennings, for carting gravel.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/234 a) Articles of Agreement between Thos. Webb 17 Jun 1867 and Trustees on supply of gravel. b) Articles of Agreement between Jn. Fisher and Trustees on supply of gravel. c) Articles of Agreement between Jas. Bowden (H. Jennings deleted) and Trustees on supplying gravel.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/235 Notice inviting tenders for supply of gravel to 5 Feb 1870 Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/236 a) Articles of Agreement between Jn. Gladman 23 May 28 of Staines and the Trustees on the supply of May; 18 Jun gravel. b) Articles of Agreement between Thos. 1873 Warton of Staines and the Trustees on the supply of gravel. c) Articles of Agreement between Jn. Fisher and the Trustees on the supply of gravel.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/237 Bill from Chas. Noble for gravel supplied from 31 Dec 1873 July to Dec. 1873.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/238 Articles of Agreement between John Gladman 15 May 1874 of Staines and the Trustees of the United Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike for the supply of 330 or 400 (the figure is altered in pencil) cubic yards of gravel at 3/3 per yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/239/A Tender from J. Gladman for supply of gravel to 2 Apr 1875 United Trust at 3/3 and 3/- per yard. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 501 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/239/B Tender from Thos. Warton for supplying gravel 5 Apr 1875 to the Commissioners for the Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/239/C Tender from G. Fisher for supplying gravel at 6 Apr 1875 3/3 per yard.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/240 a) Articles of Agreement between John Fisher 13 Jun 1875 of Egham, Surrey, and the Trustees on the supply of gravel. b) Articles of Agreement between Jn. Gladman and the Trustees, on the supply of gravel. c) Articles of Agreement between Thos. Warton and the Trustees on the supply of gravel.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/241 Gravel Supply. Specifying quantities for each 1874 - 1875 stretch of the road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/242 a) Articles of Agreement between Jas. Church 22 May 1868 (Th. Webb deleted) and Trustees on supply of gravel. b) Articles of Agreement between Jas. Church (Th. Moth deleted) and the Trustees on the supply of gravel. c) Articles of Agreement between Jas. Bowden and the Trustees on the supply of gravel. d) Articles of Agreement between Jn. Fisher and the Trustees on the supply of gravel.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/243 Notice to gravel diggers inviting tenders for the [1838] supply of gravel to the Staines and Bedfont Road for 1839, 1840. [Dates deleted, note from C. C. Smith attached ? used as draft for later advert. Very tatty].
ACC/0809/TP/BED/244 Articles of Agreement. 1. The Clerk of the 22 Oct 1857 Peace for Surrey; 2. The Trustees of the United Bedfont and Bagshot Road 2. to repair the road over Virginia Water Bridge and the approaches.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/245 Copy of Articles of Agreement (unsigned). 1. 8 Jan 1862 Clerk of the Peace for Surrey; 2. Trustees of the Bedfont and Bagshot Road. Maintenance and repair of Virginia Water Bridge and approaches for five years to be the responsibility of 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 502 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/246 Contract to keep in repair the road over Virginia 26 Apr 1867 Water Bridge at œ15 p.a. from Epiphany 1867 to Epiphany 1872. 1. Trustees of Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike Roads; 2. Clerk of the Peace for Surrey.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/247 Act of Parliament for amending a Bridge at 19 Jun 1828 Staines.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/248 Act of Parliament to amend Acts (9 & 10 Geo.IV 16 Jun 1834 ) for building a Bridge at Staines.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/249 Opinion of Mr. Hayes as to liability for repair of 30 Oct 1861 Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/250 Draft minute on Contribution to be made to n.d. [? 1862] United Trust by the Council for repairs to Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/251 The County Chronicle. 7 Jan 1862
ACC/0809/TP/BED/252 Letters (7) on liability for repair of Staines 20 Dec 1861 - Bridge between the County Justices and R. 21 Feb 1862 Horne for the Trustees of the Road, including copy letter to Clerks of the Peace. Also draft minute from County Bridge Committee meeting.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/253 Opinion of Mr. Hayes on liability for repairs to 30 Oct 1861 Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/254 Letters (4) on repairs to Staines Bridge from R. 1861 - 1862 C. Ardell, R. Horne, (draft), E. F. Benton, G. W. Baldwin.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/255 Letters (3) on responsibility for Staines Bridge Sep - Oct 1869 from Col. Challoner, T. J. Wood; Col. Challoner being the only surviving Commissioner.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/256 Articles of Agreement between Clerk of the 10 Apr 1872 Peace for Surrey and three of the Trustees of the United Roads (unsigned), the Trustees to maintain the Surrey half of Staines Bridge to the extent that the County is liable. Another copy of the same. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 503 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/257 Articles of Agreement between Clerk of the 10 Apr 1872 Peace for Surrey and three of the Trustees of the United Roads (unsigned), the Trustees to maintain the Surrey half of Staines Bridge to the extent that the County is liable. Another copy of the same.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/258 Receipt for œ41.5.0 paid by the Treasurer of 16 Jul 1873 the County of Surrey to Randolph Horne, this being the amount of composition payable for the repairs of roads and approaches on the Surrey side of Staines Bridge and the road over and approaches to Virginia Water Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/259 Five letters re the payment of the Trustees of 5 Feb 1872 - 9 the Bedfont and Bagshot Roads by the County Jan 1875 of Surrey, for repairing and maintaining Virginia Water Bridge and the Surrey side of Staines Bridge.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/260 Articles of Agreement (blank) on repair of road 1875 at Staines Bridge; 1. Trustees of Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike Roads; 2. Clerk of the Peace for Surrey.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/261 Letters (10) on Crooked Billet Bridge from F. H. Jan - Oct 1857 Pownall, T. Jackson, I. Wright, Treasurer for Middlesex.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/262 Notice of a special meeting of the Trustees of 23 Oct 1850 the United Bedfont and Bagshot District Turnpike, re the erection of a toll gate near the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Babor Bridge, and another toll gate near the Wheat-Sheaf Inn at Virginia Water, etc.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/263 Order by the Trustees of the Eastern District 21 Nov 1850 Turnpike for the erection of a toll gate near the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Babor Bridge; and enclosure of 1/8th acre there for a toll house; and another toll gate near the Wheatsheaf Inn, Virginia Water, and a sidebar across the highway leading to Thorpe and Chertsey, and the enclosure of 1/8th acre for a toll house.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/264 Two copies of the Windsor and Eton Gazette. 2 Nov 1850 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 504 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/265 Papers and Tenders for the erection of two toll 1851 gates, at Powder Mills and Virginia Water, from Jas. Oades, Hen. Mills, Wm. Lodge, Thos. Taylor. 10 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/266 List of Tolls received at King's Arms Bar and 4 Jan - 30 May Cox's Bar, totals: œ12.18.8. and "22 week's [1852 ?] wages at 9/6" - œ10.9.0.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/267 Notice of a meeting of the Trustees of the 18 Jun 1852 United Bedfont and Bagshot Road, re the removal of "Kings Arms Bar" and "Cox's Bar". This follows Petition from parishioners at Bagshot. 3 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/268 Windsor and Eton Express. 19 Jun 1852 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/269 Order for the removal of 2 side bars in Bagshot 8 Jul 1852 called "King's Arms Bar" and "Cox's Bar".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/270 Windsor and Eton Express. 17 Jul 1852 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/BED/271 Order for erection of a Toll Bar near the 13th 5 Aug 1852 Milestone at Bedfont and the purchase of an acre of land for the Toll House.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/272 Tender of Gladman for repair of Toll Gates and 1875 Houses at: Bagshot Gate. Stanwell Side Bar. Virginia Water Gate. Bedfont Gate. Noah's Ark Gate. Total: œ73.14.6. (Detailed list of items given).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/273/A Notice to Landowner and the Trustees of the Dec 1863 Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike of two proposed railways; 1) Windlesham to Frimley; 2) Frimley to Farnborough. The property of the Trustees of the Bedford and Bagshot Turnpike will be affected (i.e. the turnpike). Sunningdale and Cambridge Town Railway request consent for plans. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 505 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/273/B Notice of intended application to Parliament for 10 Dec 1863 a Railway from Sunningdale to York Town, with a branch to Aldershot. This will affect the Turnpike Road. Request the consent of the Trustees of the United Bedfont and Bagshot Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/273/C Notice to owners, lessees and occupiers of 1 Dec 1865 intended application to Parliament for two portions of railway, affecting the Turnpike at Windlesham. Request consent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/274 Notice to owners and occupiers of proposed 13 Dec 1863 Railway, West Drayton and Staines, addressed to the Trustees of Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike Road.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/275 Notice to owners, lessees and occupiers of 1 Dec 1871 intended application to be made to Parliament for the appointment of a Thames Sewerage Commission. Will affect parts of the turnpike. Request consent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/276 Notice to the Trustees of the United Bedfont 4 Dec 1872 and Bagshot Roads. Re the lowering of a railway arch by London and South Western Railway.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/277 Notice to owners, lessees and occupiers re 1 Dec 1876 intended application to be made to Parliament for an Act to incorporate a Company for supplying water to Sunningdale, Chertsey, Egham and Staines. Will affect parts of the turnpike and the Chobham Toll House. Request consent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/278 Letter from G. P.O. Telegraph Dept. to Trustees 13 May 1872 of the Eastern District Turnpike. Re the proposal to erect a line of poles and wires on the Highway trust of Bedfont and Bagshot.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/279 Notice of meeting to consider erection of May 1872 Telegraph poles and supplementary documents, including newspaper the Surrey Advertiser for June 1872. 7 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 506 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/280 Consent form and letter for the erection of posts 26 Jul 1872 and telegraph wire along the South Side of Staines Road from Baber Bridge to Bedfont Police Station.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/281 Consent form and letter for erection of poles 16 Jul 1872 and wire between Dog Kennel Lane near Virginia Water and Hounslow Powder Mills. (completed).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/282 Letters (18) from Th. Jackson, Surveyor, Jn. 9 Sep 1850 - 9 Mears, Coroner for Surrey, H. Seymour, Clerk Dec 1870 of Peace for Surrey, C. Noble, E. Hodgson, and others to Ran. Horne, Clerk to United Bedfont and Bagshot Trust, on road distances, new gates, arrears of Interest, complaints about Toll Collector, a drowning at Staines, repair of Virginia Water Bridge, a brewery advertisement, an enclosure requested to stop tramps drying their clothes, collapse of turnpike bar, etc.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/283 Letters (3) on gravel heap from Robt. Govett, 8 & 13 Apr Vicar of Staines, and Ran. Horne. (copy). 1857; 16 Jan 1858
ACC/0809/TP/BED/284 Letters (59) to Ran. Horne, clerk to United 31 Jan 1862 - Bedfont and Bagshot Trust from Ed. Burton, J. 20 Oct 1875 Hargreaves, Col. Challoner, T. Ashby, H. Stowell., Mrs. A. Pugh, G. H. Pownall, R. Wyatt, F. Hooper, J. Percy and others on an illegal enclosure at Virginia Water, supply of gravel, repairs in Egham, the new Treasurer, Virginia Water Bridge, redemption of bonds, an overflowing cesspit, compensation from the Secretary of State for War, lease of tolls, winding up of the Trust, etc.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/285 Letters (21) from A. Noble, F. H. Pownall, 4 Sep 1872 - County Surveyor H. Stowell, J. Pilcher, Staines 17 May 1878 Local Board, A. Pugh, and others to Ran. Horne, Clerk to United Bedfont and Bagshot Trust, on responsibility for repairs to Staines Bridge, whether magistrates are exofficio Trustees, a pitched crossing in Staines, shareholders' compensation, repair of Baber Bridge, winding up of Trust. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 507 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/286 Public notice from Quarter Sessions [Treasurer] 186[ - ] on payment of Bills, printed on card 3" x 2" approx.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/287 The County Chronicle. 7 Jan 1862
ACC/0809/TP/BED/288 Windsor and Eton Express. 15 Sep 1866
ACC/0809/TP/BED/289 The Times, front page only, with Notices of 24 Aug 1874 expiry of Trusts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/290 List of fixtures in Noah's Ark Toll House, signed 5 Aug 1858 by James Collard, lessee.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/291 a,b.) 2 letters from J. H. Browne offering to sell 30 Jan 2 Feb his property at Egham in order to widen the 1869 road. c) Draft reply, incomplete. d) Plan of property, 14" x 44", Scale 100' - 1". In envelope marked "Re Mount Lee Estate".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/292 Letter from Hen. Winterbotham, the Home 17 Oct 1871 Office, to Ran. Horne, pointing out that in the Return for the Trust he has overcharged for Unpaid Interest. Endorsed with rough notes.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/293 Sale catalogue of gates, posts, ironwork etc. 16 Jan 1872 formerly part of the Toll Gate on Staines Bridge. Prices noted.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/294 Particulars and Conditions of Sale by Auction. 11 Oct 1877 Materials comprised in the Noah's Ark Gate, Bedfont, the New Inn Gate, and Stanwell Side Bar at Stanwell; the Virginia Water Gate; and the Bagshot Gate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/295/A Letter from [? Fred. Spencer] approving date of 1 Nov 1877 next meeting of Trustees at Egham.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/295/B Printed Sheets for General Statement of n.d. income and expenditure of the - Turnpike Trust. (incompleted) 4 items. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 508 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/296 Map of Bedfont and Bagshot Roads made up of 1871 portions of O.S. sheets, with the roads marked in red and the tollgates marked and named. Scale: 25" to 1 mile. (Very large) & unwieldy
ACC/0809/TP/BED/297/A Plan endorsed "Hedges Plan" of a piece of land n.d. at the junction of the roads to Staines and to Thorpe. Scale given. Size: 20" x 12".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/297/B Rough Sketch of Turnpike Road. n.d.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/298/A Plan marked Plan A showing the position of the n.d. 1850 - Unfit Powder Mills, Snuff Mills, the Turnpike Road 1851 Not available for general access and Baber Bridge and Toll Bar. (Bedfont). Names of property owners given. Scale: 3 ins.: 100 yards. Size: 100 yards. With a plan inlet of the three roads into Hounslow from Hanworth, Bedfont and Colnbrook.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/298/B Plans marked B and C on one sheet showing n.d. 1850 - the position of the Powder Mills in relation to 1851 the Turnpike Road and Baber Bridge (Bedfont). Signed by Sam. Underhill. Size: 21" x 10½".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/299 Plans (5) of Turnpike Road showing position of n.d. proposed Tollgate at Baber Bridge and line of road to the New Inn, Staines. Parish boundaries and property owners' names given. Coloured. (Bedfont and Staines). Sizes: 1' x 5'6", 16" x 16", 9" x 40", 18" x 30", 16" x 40".
ACC/0809/TP/BED/300 Notice of Auction of Tolls. 26 Oct 1857 Morning Chronicle, front page only, 31 Oct.1857 Morning Chronicle, 18 Nov. 1857 Windsor and Eton Express, 31 Oct. 1857.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/301 Notice of Auction of Tolls. 26 Oct 1857 Morning Chronicle, front page only, 31 Oct.1857 Morning Chronicle, 18 Nov. 1857 Windsor and Eton Express, 31 Oct. 1857. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 509 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/302 Lease of Tolls for two years at rent of œ845 12 Dec 1862 p.a. 1. Three of the Trustees of the United Bedfont and Bagshot Road 2. John White of 42 Orchard Road, Brentford, Toll Renter. With tables of tolls and schedules of fixtures in the different toll houses. And Counterpart Lease, Draft, Conditions and Agreement, Bond. 5 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/303 Notice of Auction of Tolls. 1 Sep 1864 County Chronicle, 13 Sept. 1864 County Chronicle, 4 Oct. 1864. Windsor and Eton Express, 1 Oct. 1864 Windsor and Eton Express, 17 Sept. 1864.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/304 Notice of letting of Tolls. Conditions and Oct 1866; 8 agreements; Lease to James Percy; Bond for Dec 1866 payment of rent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/305 Notice of letting of Tolls. Conditions and Oct 1866; 8 agreements; Lease to James Percy; Bond for Dec 1866 payment of rent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/306 Notice of letting of Tolls. Conditions and Oct 1866; 8 agreements; Lease to James Percy; Bond for Dec 1866 payment of rent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/307 Notice of letting of Tolls. Conditions and Oct 1866; 8 agreements; Lease to James Percy; Bond for Dec 1866 payment of rent.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/308 Notice of Auction Tolls. 1 Sep 1870 Windsor and Eton Express, 10 Sept. 1870 Windsor and Eton Express, 1 Oct. 1870 County Chronicle, 6 Sept. 1870.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/309 Notice of letting of Tolls. 1872 Windsor and Eton Express, 7 Sept. 1872 Windsor and Eton Express, 28 Sept. 1872 County Chronicle, 7 Sept. 1872. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 510 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/310 Lease of Tolls to Jas. Percy of Hotspur Lodge, 26 Nov 1872 Shepherds Bush, for one year, for œ800 p.a., with table of Tolls at Bedfont Gate Noak's Ark Gate and Stanwell Side Bar; and the Bagshot and Virginia Water Gates and Side Bar; and the schedule of fixtures.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/311 Notice of Auction of Tolls. 1 Sep 1873 Windsor and Eton Express, 27 Sept. 1873. Windsor and Eton Express, 13 Sept. 1873. County Chronicle, 13 Sept. 1873.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/312 Notice of Auction of Tolls. Notice of meeting of 3 Sep 1874 Trustees to replace those who have died. Windsor and Eton Express, 12 Sept. 1874 Windsor and Eton Express, 19 Sept. 1874. Middlesex Chronicle, 12 Sept. 1874.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/313 Lease of Tolls to Jas. Percy of Hotspur Lodge, 5 Nov 1874 Shepherds Bush, for one year, at œ820. With tables of tolls and schedule of fixtures in various tollhouses.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/314 Notice of letting of Tolls. Letter from Tollkeeper 3 Sep 1875 that notice has been affixed to gate. Windsor and Eton Express, 11 Sept. 1875 Windsor and Eton Express, 25 Sept. 1875 Middlesex Chronicle, 12 Sept. 1875. 5 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/315 Lease of Tolls to Jas. Percy of Hotspur Lodge, 8 Nov 1875 Shepherds Bush, for 1 year and 10 months, for œ820. With table of tolls and schedule of fixtures.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/316 Lease of Tolls to Jas. Percy of Hotspur Lodge, 8 Nov 1875 Shepherds Bush, for 1 year and 10 months, for œ820. With table of tolls and schedule of fixtures.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/317 Case for the opinion of Mr. Field on the right of 18 Jul 1851 the Trustees to demand toll at the now Gate on the Bedfont Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/318 Case for the opinion of Mr. Willes, and opinion, 21 Nov 1851 on Powder Mill Gate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 511 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/319 Draft Case for opinion of Mr. Hall and Mr. Willes 1851 and another.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/320 Copy opinion of Mr. Hugh Hill on Powder Mill 7 Nov 1851 Gate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/321 Draft minutes, notes for case. n.d. 8 sheets.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/322 Letters (3) on decisions of Trustees about new 29 Aug 9 Sep tollgate. (unsigned). [1851 ?]
ACC/0809/TP/BED/323 Letters (33) on gate from Fred. Pollock, Chilton, Jul - Nov 1851 Burton and Johnson, Col. Challoner, and others.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/324 Letters (10) on accounts of Trust, repairs to 24 Aug 1851 - bridge, relevant Statutes, from F. Pollock, Col. 24 Jan 1852 Challoner, and others.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/325 Letters (6) on calling meeting of Trustees to 4 Dec - 18 Dec discuss the case, stressing the need for correct 1851 procedure, from Col. Wood, Col. Challoner.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/326 Mr. Willis's opinion on Powder Mill Gate. 12 Nov 1851
ACC/0809/TP/BED/327 Case for Mr. Hugh Hill and his opinion, fees 1852 paid, 3 April 1852.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/328 Further opinion of Mr. Hugh Hill on Powder Mill 8 Mar 1852 Gate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/329 Third opinion of Mr. Hugh Hill on Powder Mill 28 Mar 1852 Gate. 3 copies.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/330 Fitzroy Kelly's exposition of Powder Mill Gate 2 Mar 1852 case. 11 copies, printed, with plan.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/331 Memorandum on Staines Road Acts, signed 2 Dec 1851 F.P. [Fred. Pollock]. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 512 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/332 An Act for more effectually repairing the Road 11 Mar 1831 from the Powder Mills to Egham Heath.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/333 Notice of Action, Plea (draft and copy). Issue 9 Dec 1851 - (copy) 24 Mar 1852 4 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/334 Letters (19) from Col. Challoner, Col. Wood, 31 Dec 1851 - Chilton, Barker and Johnson, and others. 31 Mar 1852
ACC/0809/TP/BED/335 a) Specifications, notice and tender for erecting 1852 a fence at Staines Bridge from Ed. Dexter, Jas. Oades, H. Mills, Thos. Taylor. (8 items). b) Letters (3) on data of next meeting of Trustees.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/336 Case for the opinion of the Attorney General, 1852 the Solicitor General, and Mr. Field. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/337 Addenda to Powder Mill Gate case addressed n.d. [1852] to Mr. Field.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/338 Opinion of Attorney General, Solicitor General 29 Jun 1852 and Jas. Mills on Powder Mill Gate case. signed.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/339 Letters (13) on Powder Mill Gate case from 19 Mar - 15 Col.Challoner, Col. Wood, R. Taylor, Barnes Jun 1852 and Ellis, Chilton, Barker and Johnson, and Fred. Pollock. 11 with envelopes.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/340 Letters (27) on Powder Mill Gate case from 13 May - 7 Jul Fred. Pollock, Col. Challoner, Ed. Burton. 1852
ACC/0809/TP/BED/341 Rough notes and sketch plans relating to n.d. Powder Mill Gate 4 sheets.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/342 Resolutions to be proposed by the Lord Chief n.d. [1852] Baron, Fred. Pollock, at the next meeting of the Staines and Bagshot Road Trustees. Signed Fred. Pollock, and another copy signed F.P. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 513 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/343 Plans A, B, C (2 sheets) of Powder Mill Bridge n.d. and approaches, showing position of disputed gate. A. Scale: 30' = 1" B, C. no scale.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/344 Case for the opinion of Mr. Channell on Powder 13 Apr 1852 Mill Gate, and opinion.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/345 Opinions of Mr. H. Hill, Mr. Chitty, Mr. 1852 Bramwell, Mr. Hawkins and the Solicitor General on Powder Mill Gate case, taken by the Lord Chief Baron. Observations for Mr. Field and rough notes on case. 9 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/346 Opinions of Mr. Chitty, Mr. Bramwell, the 11 - 16 Mar Solicitor General and Mr. Hawkins. Mr. 1852 Bramwell's answer to the Solicitor General. Letter from Messrs. Lyons, Barnes, Ellis (copy). Expositions of case, printed (2 copies). 10 items.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/347 Letters (14) on Powder Mill Gate case from 4 - 17 Mar Fred Pollock and Col. Wood. 1852
ACC/0809/TP/BED/348 Letters (13) from Fred Pollock, Lord Chief 19 - 25 Mar Baron of the Exchequer, on the action of the 1852 Trustees about the illegal tollgate at Powder Mills, Staines, enclosing copies of Counsel's opinion.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/349 Four items: a) Charges (3) for Powder Mill 1852 Case. b) Letter from Thos. Jackson to Chairman of United Trust dated 4 Aug. 1852, on possibility of an action against the collector of tolls at Powder Mill Gate.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/350 Copy letter from Messrs. Moody, Solicitors to 25 Feb 1875 the late Mr. Lesley's executors, to the other Mortgagees of the Trust, opposing liquidation and inviting petitions to Parliament.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/351 Letter from Messrs. Moody, Solicitors, asking 3 Mar 1875 Ran. Horne for the names of other Mortgagees in order that they may petition the Select Committee on Turnpike Roads. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 514 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/352 Petition of Staines Local Board against 1875 continuance of United Bedfont and Bagshot Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/353 Petition of Executors of H. J. Lesley against the 1875 liquidation of the Trust, (draft copy).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/354 Plan for conducting Trust and liquidating debt 17 Apr 1875 over ten years. (unfinished draft).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/355 Plan for conducting Trust and liquidating debt n.d. [1875] over ten years, for submission to the Select Committee on Turnpike Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/356 Draft Objections to petition from Staines Local n.d. [1875] Board for liquidation on the grounds that the Board are responsible for only one mile of the Turnpike, and a pencil copy, and a list of the main heads of argument for the Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/357 Cutting from "The Times" on the disappearance 5 Apr 1875 of Turnpike Trusts.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/358 Details of lengths of Road in Bedfont, Egham, n.d. Windlesham, Staines.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/359 Plan for conducting Trust and for liquidating 1875 debt submitted to Select Parliamentary Committee on Turnpike Roads.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/360 Copy Petition of Staines Local Board against 1875 continuance of Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/361 Proof of A. W. Rixon on behalf of Staines Local 1875 Board to Select Committee on Turnpike Roads. 2 copies.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/362 Return to the Home Office made by the United 3 Jan 1868 Bedfont and Bagshot Turnpike Trust. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 515 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/363 Circular from E. H. Khatchbull-Hugessen to the 14 Mar 1870 Bedfont and Bagshot Trustees requesting that they make a Return, showing the length of road (written at side in ink: 15m. 6f. 158 yds.). The amount of Bonded Debt (written in: œ3400 at 4 p.c.) and the amount of unpaid interest (written in: none).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/364 Two letters from the Local Government Board 14 Aug 1874 & to the Trustees of the United Bedfont and 24 Mar 1875 Bagshot Roads re the continuance of the Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/365 Letters from five Bondholders in reply to a Oct 1874 - Jan circular of 23rd Oct. re paying off the Bonds. 1875
ACC/0809/TP/BED/366 Six newspaper cuttings from The Times re Dec 1874 Turnpike Trust Bonds. (pinned together).
ACC/0809/TP/BED/367 Letters (17) on liquidation of the Trust and 26 Aug 1853 - payments to Bondholders, from the Home 18 May 1878 Office, the Local Government Board and others.
ACC/0809/TP/BED/368 Case for the opinion of Mr. James Parker re 5 Nov 1828 loan to the Trustees for the repair of the Turnpike Road, and raising of Toll prices to pay off the loan. And Correspondence. 2 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/369 Case for the opinion of Mr. James Parker re 5 Nov 1828 loan to the Trustees for the repair of the Turnpike Road, and raising of Toll prices to pay off the loan. And Correspondence. 2 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/370 Case for the opinion of Mr. James Parker re 5 Nov 1828 loan to the Trustees for the repair of the Turnpike Road, and raising of Toll prices to pay off the loan. And Correspondence. 2 items
ACC/0809/TP/BED/371 List of names and addresses (3). ? Possible 27 Dec 1832 subscribers. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 516 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/BED/372 Letter informing Horne that the Dean and 3 May 1848 Canons [of Windsor] are willing to let Col. Chaloner have the same power to protect the road from Bagshott to Windlesham that the late Sir Ed. Currey had. Hampton-Staines Turnpike Trust
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/001 An Act for continuing and Amending an Act 33 Geo III passed in 13 Geo.III, entitled "An Act for 1793 amending, widening and keeping in repair" the Hampton - Staines Turnpike. 8 copies
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/002 An Act for continuing and amending two Acts of 18 May 1814 Geo. III, for repairing the road from the Guide Post at the West End of the Town of Hampton, over Sunbury Common, to the Town of Staines.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/003 Draft Minute Book 23 Jul 1838 - Containing 3 letters from Ric Tallemach, 17 Oct 1850 Jan/Feb 1842, on handing over documents of Trust to R. Horne and his measures to regain a stolen carpetbag containing the earliest Minute Book and other Books relative to the Trust. Also a list of Trustees and 2 other illegible letters.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/004 Bond in œ500. Performance of 1's duties as 24 Mar 1841 Treasurer. 1. Frederick Ashby of Staines, gent., Treasurer of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Road Bound to: 2. Five of the Trustees.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/005 Treasurer's Account Book. Jul 1820 - Sep 1841
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/006 Ledger showing weekly expenditure. Dec 1841 - Oct 1857
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/007 Weekly Accounts Book. (Weeks numbered 303 8 Jul 1848 - 1 to 775). Aug 1857
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/008 Account Sheet. 1839 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 517 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/009 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1850 - Total Income: £147.18.6. 31 Dec 1850 Balance in hand: £19.14.10. Debts: £1802.14.2.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/010 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1851 - Total Incomes: £158. 3.4. 31 Dec 1851 Balance in hand: £43. 3.2. Debts: £1834.18.4.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/011 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1852 - Total Income: £184. 9.6. 31 Dec 1852 Balance in hand: £60.18.3. Debts: £1859.17.0.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/012 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1853 - Total Income: £186.11.0. 31 Dec 1853 Balance in hand: £47. 4.11. Debts: £1647. 8. 7.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/013 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1854 - Total Income: £180.12.11. 31 Dec 1854 Balance in hand: £31.11.10. Debts: £590. 3. 2.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/014 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1855 - Total Income: £175. 1. 9. 31 Dec 1855 Balance in hand: £41. 1.11. Debts: £575.16. 6.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/015 Account Sheet. 1 Jul 1855 - 1 Total Income: £140. 0. 2. Jul 1856 (Including parish contributions of £30). Total expenditure: £140. 0. 2.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/016 Account Sheet. 1 Jan 1856 - Total Income: £180.12. 2. 31 Dec 1856 Balance in hand: £22.11. 0. Debts: £516. 1. 0.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/017 Account Sheet. 1857
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/018 Weekly account of tolls collected at Hampton 2 Aug - 1 Oct Gate. (In a small notebook). Written on the 1858 front: Corderoys Account. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 518 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/019 General Statement of Income and Expenditure 1855 - 1856 of the Staines and Hampton Turnpike Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/020 Estimated Income and Expenditure of the 1855 - 1856 Staines and Hampton Turnpike Trust. 2 copies
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/021 Letters (2) from F. J. Kent to Randolph Horne 30 Apr 5 May re Trustees' right to dig gravel out of a ditch Mr. 1856 Kent claims to be his.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/022 Estimated parish contributions to be paid by n.d. Laleham, Hampton, Staines, Ashford and Sunbury, according to the length of road through the parish, to raise œ50, œ40, œ30 and œ20. 4 copies
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/023 Notice to Parish Surveyors. Re the repairs of 5 Jul 1855 the road and the necessity for parish contributions. 5 copies: 1 to each of: Hampton, Staines, Ashford, Laleham and Sunbury.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/024 Information by the Clerk to the Hampton - 6 Aug 1855 Staines Trust. Re the repair of the road and the necessity for parish contributions. 5 copies addressed to: Ashford, Laleham, Hampton, Staines and Sunbury.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/025 Order of Contribution for the repair of the road, 6 Aug 1855 since the funds were insufficient to cover the cost. 5 copies. 1 to each of: Sunbury, Laleham, Ashford, Staines and Hampton.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/026 Notice to Surveyors of the Highways of a 19 Jul 1856 Special Sessions of the Highways re the repair of the road. 5 copies addressed to: Sunbury, Ashford, Laleham, Staines, and Hampton parishes.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/027 Information by the Clerk to the Staines and 1 Sep 1856 Hampton Trust. Re the repair of the road, and the necessity of parish contributions. 6 copies addressed to: Ashford, Laleham, Hampton, Staines. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 519 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/028 Order of Contribution, for the repair of the road, 1 Sep 1856 since the funds were insufficient to cover the costs. 5 copies. 1 to each of: Sunbury Parish, Laleham Parish Hampton Parish, Staines Parish, and Ashford Parish.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/029/A R. Horne's Account for œ5.5s.0. for drawing up 1855 notices to be sent to the parishes responsible for the repair of the road.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/029/B R. Horne's Account for œ13.19.8 for drawing up 1858 Conditions for letting Tolls, Lease and Counterpart.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/029/C Receipted Bills for advertising lease of Tolls in 23 Nov 1858 Windsor and Eton Express.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/029/D Receipted Bill for sharpening tools. 4 Apr 1859
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/030 Statement of the particulars of the 1839 disappearance of a Bag belonging to the Trustees of the Staines and Hampton Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/031 Letter from Chas. B. Challoner on refusal of n.d. Wm. Hughes to repair the damage to his carriage, enclosing the plan of Mr. Browne and a letter, asking R. Horne if Oades & Puffage (?) have signed their contracts yet, since they have begun the work.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/032 a) The Windsor and Eton Express. b) Windsor 19 Aug 1848; and Eton Express. Poor condition. 7 Aug 1858
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/033 Bids for tolls (2), highest Bailey œ276; Ambler n.d. œ245.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/034 Bond of Lewis Levy in œ200 to pay rent and 17 Dec 1820 perform Agreement.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/035 Counterpart Lease of Tolls. 1. 5 of the Trustees 17 Dec 1825 of the Hampton-Staines Turnpike Road; 2. Lewis Levy of Brompton, gent., and William Watton of Lambeth, gent. And Schedule of Tolls. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 520 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/036 Bond in œ1,000 27 Jan 1826 1. Sir James Stuart of Allanbank, Berwick, Bart., and John Swinton, esq., late of Meadow House, Berwick, now of Edinburgh. Bound to: 2. Six of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trustees.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/037 Agreement for the lease of the tolls for 1 year 31 Dec 1827 from 2nd Jan. 1828, for œ245. 1. Richard Tallemach of Lincoln's Inn, Clerk to the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike 2. Adam Alverson of Knowle Green.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/038 Agreement for the lease of the tolls and Knowle 23 Dec 1828 Green Gate, for 3 years from 2nd Jan. 1829, to Jonathan Few of Thorpe, Yeoman, for œ245 p.a.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/039 Bond in œ200. 23 Dec 1828 1. Jonathan Few of Thorpe, Surrey, yeoman; Thomas Few of Iver, Bucks., farmer; and Thos. Scrivener of Knowle Green, gent. Bound to: 2. Five of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trust.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/040 Agreement for the lease of the tolls and Knowle 30 Nov 1831 Green Gate, to Richard Bairn of Staines, labourer, for one year from 2nd Jan. 1832, for œ260.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/041 Agreement for the lease of the tolls and Knowle 20 Nov 1837 Green Gate for one year from 1st Jan. 1838 to Thomas John Bolton, for œ223.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/042 Bond in œ200. 30 Dec 1837 1. Thomas John Bolton of Harrow Road, Turnpike Renter; Joshua Hands of Harrow Road and George Bowles of Newgate Street, London, salesman Bound to 2. Six of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Road. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 521 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/043 Draft Agreement for the lease of the tolls and 18 Nov 1839 Knowle Green Gate, for one year from 1st Jan. 1840, to Thomas John Bolton of Paddington, for œ206. With conditions of letting.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/044 Lease of Tolls taken at Knowle Green Gate for 31 Jul 1842 one year from 1st Aug. With a table of tolls and inventory of fixture in the tollhouse. 1. Four of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike 2. Lewis Levy of Tavistock Square, toll collector. Bond enclosed.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/045 Notice of letting the tolls from the toll gate on 1 Jun 1857 the Hampton - Staines Turnpike.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/046 Three letters on letting tolls from J. Winter, F. 22 - 27 Jul Wilcocks, W. Townsend. 1857
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/047 Lease of the tolls taken at Knowle Green Gate, 31 Jul 1857 and the Toll House, for 1 year from 1st August 1857, with a table of tolls to be charged and an inventory of the fixtures in the Toll House. 1. Thomas Wood of Littleton, esq; Richard Stovin Maw of Ashford, esq; Richard Tayler of Bedfont, esq. and Thos. Ashby of Staines, esq., 4 of the Staines - Hampton Turnpike Trustees 2. Francis Wilcocks of No. 1 Church Row, Bermondsey, Tax Collector.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/048 Bond in œ200. 31 Jul 1857 1. Francis Wilcocks of No. 1 Church Row, Bermondsey, Toll Collector; Nathaniel Levy of 55 Tavistock Square, Toll Collector; and Jonas Levy of the same place, Toll Collector. Bound to 2. Four of the Turnpike Trustees.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/049 Draft Lease of Tolls to Francis Wilcocks, of 1857 Church Row, Bermondsey. And Draft Bond. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 522 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/050 Two copies of notice of letting tolls from the 5 Aug 1858 tollgate on the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Road. With one copy of the Windsor and Eton Express, dated Aug. 7th 1858.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/051 Lease of the tolls taken at Knowle Green Gate, 21 Sep 1858 and the Toll House, for one year from 1st Oct. 1858. With table of tolls and inventory of fixtures in the Toll House. 1. Four of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trustees 2. Francis Wilcocks of Southborough Gate, Kingston, Toll Collector. (Two copies and a draft).
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/052 Conditions and Agreement for letting tolls for Sep 1858 one year. And Draft.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/053 Bond in œ150. 21 Sep 1858 1. Francis Wilcocks of Southborough Gate, Toll Collector; Thomas Nash of London Bridge Gate near Reading, Toll Collector; and James Collard of Virginia Water Gate Toll Collector. Bound to: 2. Four of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trustees. And Copy. Also Table of Tolls with Inventory of Fixtures in Toll House.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/054 Bond in œ150. 21 Sep 1858 1. Francis Wilcocks of Southborough Gate, Toll Collector; Thomas Nash of London Bridge Gate near Reading, Toll Collector; and James Collard of Virginia Water Gate Toll Collector. Bound to: 2. Four of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trustees. And Copy. Also Table of Tolls with Inventory of Fixtures in Toll House. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 523 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/055 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 with 19 Jun 1773 interest at 5% 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike 2. Zachariah Foxall of Ashford, esq. Endorsement: Transfer of the Assignment from the Executors of the will of 2. to Jeffery Mereweather Shaw of Ashford.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/056 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 at 5% 30 Sep 1773 interest. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. John Fridenberg of Teddington, esq. Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from 2. to Edmund Boehm of Sunbury 28th Dec. 1776 with interest at 4%. And a further transfer from the executors of the will of Edmund Boehm to John Crosland of Broad St, Gent. 27th Aug. 1824.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/057 Assignment of œ100 (lent by 2.) to 2. with 30 Sep 1773 interest at 5% p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. John Fridenberg of Teddington, esq. Endorsements: Transfer of assignment from 2. to Edmund Boehm of Sunbury of 28th Dec. 1776, with interest at 4%. And a further transfer from the executors of the will of Edmund Boehm to John Crosland of Broad St. Gent. 27th Aug. 1824.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/058 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ200 with 30 Nov 1773 interest at 5% p.a. 1. Nine of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. Dorothy Wood of Littleton. Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment of £100 (£100 having been paid off) to Jos. Alcock, 2 June 1809. And a further Transfer from Thos. Alcock, executor of will of Jos. Alcock, to -- Carmichael of Duncroft House, Staines. 30 June 1832. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 524 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/059 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 at 5% 26 Apr 1774 interest p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. Edmund Boehm, of Sunbury, esq. Endorsement: Transfer of Assignment from the Executors of the will of Edmund Boehm to John Crosland of Broad St. London, Gent. 27th Aug. 1824.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/060 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 with 5% 16 Aug 1774 interest p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. George Bristow of Ashford. Endorsements: Transfer of the Assignment from the Executors of the will of 2. to John Rae of Ashford Esq. 22 Dec. 1816. And a further transfer from the Executor of the will of John Rae to Henry Ashby Esq of Staines 31 May 1828 And a note by Thos. Ashby dated 7 July 1833 that Col. Carmichael purchased the bond from Henry Ashby.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/061 Receipt for œ57.10.0. paid by the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trust to Elizabeth Carmichael in full of all demands upon her bond of œ100.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/062 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 with 26 Apr 1774 interest at 5% p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Road; 2. Edmund Boehm of Sunbury, esq. Endorsement: Transfer of Assignment from the administrators of the will of 2. to John Crosland 27th Aug. 1824
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/063 Assignment of the Tolls to secure œ100 at 5% 30 Sep 1773 interest p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike. 2. John Fridenberg of Teddington esq. Endorsements: Transfer of Assignment from John Fridenberg to Edmund Boehm of Sunbury Esq. 26th Dec. 1776 with interest at 4%. And a further transfer of assignment from the execute of the will of Edmund Boehm to John Crosland of Bread St., gent. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 525 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/064 Receipt for œ115 paid by the Trustees of the Dec 1859 Hampton - Staines Turnpike to the executors of the will of John Crosland, in full of all demands made upon his bonds of œ200.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/065 Extract from the will of John Crosland, dated n.d. 19th Jan. 1850C William Milner and Sarah Cockin and John Crosland Cockin Executors of the will, to convert all the rest of his capital into 3% government annuities. And 2 letters, 29th Oct., 4th Nov. 1856.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/066 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 at 5% 30 Sep 1773 interest p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. Joseph Musgrave of New Norfolk Street, esq. Notes of receipt and interest 1834-5 at 5%; and 1835-54 at 4%. Endorsed: 'All bonds are now paid off. 17 Dec. 1859: and covering letter.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/067 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 at 5% 30 Sep 1773 interest p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. Joseph Musgrave of New Norfolk Street, esq. Notes of receipt and interest 1834-5 at 5%; and 1835-54 at 4%. Endorsed: 'All bonds are now paid off. 17 Dec. 1859: and covering letter.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/068 Assignment of Tolls to secure œ100 at 5% 30 Sep 1773 interest p.a. 1. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. Vincent Hobby of Brentford, gent. Endorsements: Transfer of the Assignment from 2. to John Fridenberg of Teddington. 25th Dec. 1775. Further transfer of assignment from John Fridenberg to Joseph Musgrave 26 Dec. 1776, with interest at 4%. And note acknowledging receipt of interest 1834-1854
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/069 Receipt for œ115.0.0. paid by the Trustees of 17 Dec 1859 the Hampton - Staines Turnpike to G. H. Barnett, for demands made upon the bonds belonging to the late George Musgrave esq. for œ200. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 526 HORNE, ENGALL AND FREEMAN, STAINES {SOLICITORS}
ACC/0809 Reference Description Dates
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/070 Bond in œ200. 1. Thomas Wood of Littleton. 23 Apr 1838 Bound to: 2. Seven of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike. Indemnity against the loss of a Deed of Assignment held by 1's father.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/071 Correspondence re the reduction of the bonded 30 Dec 1853 - debt of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike Trust. 15 Jun 1854 Relevant Acts. 14/15 Vic. cap 38, 16/17 Vic. cap 135. 3 letters, H. Waddington, R. Horne (copy), H. Fitzroy. Very decayed and only partly legible.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/072 Correspondence re the abandonment of 1856 - 1857 interest on Bonds, and agreement with the parishes for repair of roads. 1. Staines and Hampton Turnpike Trust; 2. Secretary of State for the Home Office.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/073 a) The Times. b) The Morning Chronicle. With 13/14 Nov notice re the bonds of Sir Jas. Stewart and Jas. 1854 Paine.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/074 Draft Conveyance; 1. Ric. Stovin Maw of 8 Nov 1859 Ashford, esq., Thos. Ashby of Staines, Banker, Sam. Sanders of Staines, esq., three of the Trustees of the Hampton - Staines Turnpike; 2. The Coopers Company; 3. Archibald Weir. The site of the Tollhouse of the Turnpike Trust, and garden. (abuttals given). Approved by 3. on behalf of 2. And another rough draft.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/075 Letters (8) from Arch. Weir and F. Boyer on 22 Sep - 11 behalf of the Coopers Company on the sale of Nov 1859 the site of the Tollhouse to the Coopers Company.
ACC/0809/TP/HAM/076 Printed Statement (very decayed) of general 185[ - ] expenses for the Staines - Hampton Turnpike.