| Description | Notice dated 22 December 1832 given by Thomas Bates of Kirklevington that he intends to appeal at the next Quarter Sessions against the appointment of John Goldsborough of Maltby as surveyor of the highways of the township of Kirklevington. Goldsbrough does not reside in the township of Kirklevington, and the highway accounts are not kept there, which deprives the inhabitants of access. Goldsbrough has not attended to highway repairs, he has got stones from Marshall Fowler esquire's quarry without them being weighed, and has refused to present his accounts
Copy order of Quarter Sessions dated 31 December 1832 confirming the appointment of John Goldsbrough of Maltby as surveyor of the highways in the township of Kirklevington
Letter dated 21 January 1833 from William Garbutt at Yarm relating to the expenses of the appeal brought by Mr Bates
Bill of expenses dated 26 February 1833 in the appeal made at the Christmas Sessions 1832 [sic] between Thomas Bates esquire (appellant) and four Justices and John Goldsbrough surveyor of the highways at the township of Kirklevington (respondents) |