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<note>1781-6-28</note> | <note>1781-6-28</note> | ||
<p>At a | <p>At a Meeting at Westminster June 28. 1781 present a Majority<lb/> | ||
of the Judges who had viewed the pieces of Ground recommended<lb/> | of the Judges who had viewed the pieces of Ground recommended<lb/> | ||
by the Supervisors, — reported that | by the Supervisors, — reported that Wandsworth North Fields<lb/> | ||
did not appear to them to be a proper place for either of the<lb/> | did not appear to them to be a proper place for either of the<lb/> | ||
Penitentiary Houses but that they were unanimously of<lb/> | Penitentiary Houses but that they were unanimously of<lb/> | ||
opinion that | opinion that Battersea rise was a <add>very</add> proper place for them<lb/> | ||
both.</p> | both.</p> | ||
<p>A New report was now presented by the supervisors<lb/> | <p>A New report was now presented by the supervisors<lb/> | ||
signed by Sir Charles Bunbury and < | signed by Sir Charles Bunbury and Tho<hi rend="superscript">s</hi> | ||
Bowdler Esq<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> recommending<lb/> | |||
Battersea rise as a proper for both the Houses. —</p> | |||
<p>This report was approved by the | <p>This report was approved by the Meeting, the approbation was<lb/> | ||
signed <gap/> —</p> | signed <gap/> —</p> | ||
<p>At a | <p>At a Meeting in Cork street June 29 present<lb/> | ||
Sir Cha<hi rend="superscript">s</hi> Bunbury and T | Sir Cha<hi rend="superscript">s</hi> Bunbury and T Bowdler Esq.<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> resolved that<lb/> | ||
application be made to Lord Spencer the proprietor of<lb/> | application be made to Lord Spencer the proprietor of<lb/> | ||
Battersea rise, for a particular of the Ground to be<lb/> | Battersea rise, for a particular of the Ground to be<lb/> | ||
1781-6-28
At a Meeting at Westminster June 28. 1781 present a Majority
of the Judges who had viewed the pieces of Ground recommended
by the Supervisors, — reported that Wandsworth North Fields
did not appear to them to be a proper place for either of the
Penitentiary Houses but that they were unanimously of
opinion that Battersea rise was a very proper place for them
both.
A New report was now presented by the supervisors
signed by Sir Charles Bunbury and Thos
Bowdler Esqr recommending
Battersea rise as a proper for both the Houses. —
This report was approved by the Meeting, the approbation was
signed —
At a Meeting in Cork street June 29 present
Sir Chas Bunbury and T Bowdler Esq.r resolved that
application be made to Lord Spencer the proprietor of
Battersea rise, for a particular of the Ground to be
purchased for the penitentiary Houses, together with an
Estimate of the Value of the said Ground.
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