October 1708

Mayor: John Harrison

Officers

Viewers of flesh & fish Hugh Swansey & Wm Lorrimer
Alefounders Nathan Bullen & Thomas Becconsall
Pinders Henry Barnes & Stephen Pearson
Affeerers & assessors Mr Alderman Sudell, Mr Tho. Whalley, John Orme & John Walton
Treasurers for the poor John Lamplugh & Joseph Curtis
Houselookers - Churchgate Richard Bolton & George Clarke
ditto - ffishergate & Market place John Woods & John Chambers
ditto - ffryergate John Birchall & John Kay
Scavenger William Lytham
Beadle Henry Greenalls

 

The 24

George Addison George Lamplugh
William Lemon William Gradwell
Thomas Winckley Thomas Martin
Roger Sudell Robert Ravald
Josias Gregson Evan Wall
John Atherton Thomas Whalley
John Chorley Joseph Curtis
Evan Hewson George Drinkwater
John Radcliffe Robert Chaddock
John Lamplugh Thomas Gradwell
Thomas Werden John Loxam
Thomas Higham Henry Taylor

 

Jury

Thomas Martin fferdinand Kilshaw
Joseph Curtis William Southcote jun
George Drinkwater Anthony Davies
William Coope Joseph Pedder
William Harrison William Winnard
Richard Cross David Browne
George Rishton John Bayly jun brickman
John Etough Peter Taylor
Henry Newsham  

 

My numbering

1. The Supvisors of the high Way for not repaireing a foot Rampert that leadeth from Graystock Lane to the Spittle Moss & for want of a foot Rampert in Moor Lane and want of Setting of Stoops and not repairing the Lane and do amerce them in three shillings and four pence if not done before the first of March next.

2. Thomas Higham for an Incroachmt of his Garden Hedge upon Joseph Tomlinson and do amerce him in fifty shillings if not removed before the first of March next.

3. John Walker Tenant to William Walmsley for not laying a Bridge at the end of his Garden leading to Tulketh Hall & do amerce him in Six Shillings Eight pence if not done in three weeks time.

4. The Supvisors of the high Way for not repaireing the Way coming from Church Gate Moore and do amerce them in Six shillings Eight pence if not done before the fourteenth of March next.

5. Hugh Gurnall for laying Rubbish in the Street and do amerce him in Six Shillings Eight pence if not removed in a fortnight.

6. Richd Cowband for leting Clay ly in the Street over agt the Browne Channell & do amerce him in Six shillings Eight pence if not removed in ten days.

7. The Severall psons here undrwritten for not Enrolling their Apprentices according to Guild Ordr made in that behalfe & do amerce them in three shillings four pence each.

Mr John Atherton, Edmund Ashton, Thomas Whalley, John Gant, John Nock, James Harrison, John Radcliffe, John Waller, John Bostock, John Hardman, John Walton, Wm Shaw Joyner, Richard Pedder, Benjamin Tod, John Orme, ffitz Wm Southcote.

8. That the ffisher Gate Lane, The Road to Spitle Moss, ffryer Gate Lane leading to the Moor, Ribleton Lane, the Lane leading to ffishwich, the Lane leading to Swill brook and the Severall Cawseys and Ramparts in the said Lanes being all publick high ways within the Said Burrough and the liberties thereof are very much our of repaire and in decay and in some places scarce passable. We do therefore amerce the Inhabitants of the Said Burrough in the Sume of twenty pounds towards the repaire thereof if the same be not repaired on or before June next.