| Description | Letter from Joshuah Crompton at Azerley Hall to John R.W. Hildyard esquire agreeing to give up his copy of the statutes as he now lives in the West Riding. He has a severe cold and a sore throat, and will not be at Northallerton tomorrow. He is convinced that the Highway Bill now before Parliament is unnecessary. Although it is not imperative for a county to adopt it, once passed in a few Sessions the "cry of uniformity" will compel all to be guided by its principles |