| Description | Papers relating to the indictment of the inhabitants of the North Riding for not repairing Ashington Bridge, including:
- letter dated 2 April 1871 from J.G. Brown to T.T. Trevor esquire. Eshington [sic] Bridge was repaired ten years ago, and very minor repairs were carried out last year
- a draft indictment of the inhabitants of the North Riding for not repairing Ashington Bridge in the township of Burton cum Walden in the parish of Aysgarth, on the highway leading from West Burton in the township of Burton cum Walden towards the parish church and then to Aysgarth, Carperby, Askrigg and Hawes. From 1 June 1871 the bridge has been in poor repair
- letter dated 14 June 1871 from George Winn at the Clerk's Office of Askrigg Highway District to T.T. Trevor deputy Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton asking if the Justices intend to repair Ashington Bridge
- copy letter dated 16 June 1871 from T.T. Trevor at Guisborough to George Winn junior informing him that the application for the repair of Ashington Bridge had been rejected by the Finance Committee
- letter dated 17 June 1871 from George Winn clerk to the Askrigg Highway District at the Clerk's Office at Askrigg to T.T. Trevor deputy Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton informing him that an indictment will be preferred at the Midsummer Sessions as the Justices will not undertake the repair of Ashington bridge
- letter dated 20 June 1871 from G. and G. Winn at Askrigg to T.T. Trevor deputy Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton relating to the preparation of the indictment
- letter dated 22 June 1871 from George Winn at the Clerk's Office of Askrigg Highway District to T.T. Trevor deputy Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton relating to continuing with the indictment
- letter dated 24 June 1871 from George Winn at the Clerk's Office of Askrigg Highway District to T.T. Trevor deputy Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton. He is unable to postpone the indictment |