| Description | Letters and papers relating to a case against the inhabitants of Stainton Dale for not repairing a highway, including:
- recognizance dated 26 November 1863 made by John Morris and John Mainforth of Stainton Dale surveyors of the highway to answer an indictment against the inhabitants of the township of Stainton Dale for not repairing the Alum Works Road otherwise called Old Craig Road; with covering letter, adding that the surveyors are expected to apply to have the case removed to Queen's Bench
- letter dated 30 December 1863 from Donner Woodall at Scarborough to T.T. Trevor, Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton relating to the case against the inhabitants of Stainton Dale. They expect the defendants to have obtained a writ of certiorari, but even if they haven't, then the case will be respited by consent |