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… begin, the distance is 14 computed miles. The road between these 2 places is in so bad a condition as to be … for 941 l. 2 s. 0 d., his estimate for the making said road complete it being so necessary in order to the … Clayton's memorial for 941 l. 2 s. 0 d. for making the road from Crieff to Stirling, read and agreed to. Order for a …
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… of Works of 1729, April 29, about the bad condition of the road leading to Fulham, and estimate of 990 l. 12 s. 6 d. for … of April 29 last, on the bad condition of His Majesty's road leading to Fulham, and the charge of repairing same. The … Horsey, of St. Martin's in the Fields, Henry Smith, of Caversham, Oxford, and Alexius Clayton, of the Middle Temple, …
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… hands. The Board of Works to repair the King's private road to Fulham, at the estimate of 585 l. according to their …
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… Turnpike, signed by J. Bowack, clerk to said Trustees. The road at the East entrance of the town of Kensington to the … is no method to effectually repair it but by raising said road and paving it with substantial pebbles. Before the Act … which created this Trust the aforesaid part of the road was kept in repair at the sole expense of His Majesty. …
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… same of same date read to have John Lumley, their first road surveyor, resident in London, his salary being paid by Mr. Allen, farmer of the bye and cross road letters. Agreed to. The Secretary at War attends about … to the Postmasters General for John Lumley, the first road surveyor of the Post Office, to reside in London. …
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… to Mr. Corbett, Secretary to the Admiralty, dated King Road, Bristol, June 29, concerning the expected arrival of … concerning the arrival of the Duke of Lorrain in Dover Road. My Lords approve of the ship going into Standgate …
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… General and the Board of Works for the making of the road to the new lodge in Richmond New Park, fitting up the … being very much incommoded by the dustiness of the road leading through Hyde Park now they are obliged to attend … that it is her Majesty's pleasure that the said whole road be kept constantly watered instead of the ring in the …