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Petition from Freeholders for Repair to the Lane situated at the rear of Premier Terrace, William

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Unique IDA-000503013SeriesPetitions to CouncilParentCSA044318DateBetween 4th March 1862 and 8th August 1864FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionPetition from Freeholders for Repair to the Lane situated at the rear of Premier Terrace, William Street, which would result in general improvement to the property to which this lane appertains, consisting of seventeen very good houses yielding a City rate of £76.10.0 per annum to the Corporation, referred to Improvement Committee. Signed by Willm C Windeyer Freeholder; James Clark Agent for Mr Benjn James; Jane Binnie Freeholder; Samuel Henry Terry Freeholder; Susan Leggatt Freeholder.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Petition from Freeholders for Repair to the Lane situated at the rear of Premier Terrace, William