Catalogue description Sessional papers

12. Crown calendar, 4 Mar

19. E.J. Willson's Report on the castle walls and recent encroachments, 14 Feb

20. Two sketch plans re above

40. List of grand jury, July

42. Grown calendar, 19 July

56. Clerk's report, 5 Oct., referring to the opinion of the visiting justices that the separate system should be adopted. The gaoler (Nicholson) has been to Reading to see it in operation

87. Brownlow (London, 6 Jan.) about making sure that the cells are dry. His health is better, but his doctors think he should spend the next three months at Torquay rather than Belton

93. Brownlow (Torquay, 1 Mar.) about allowing a military store for a local company of pensioners to be established in the Castle. Since the disbandment of the North Lincolnshire Yeomanry there has, he believes, been no military succour available to the magistrates from nearer than York or Nottingham

95. W. Cubitt, London, 3 Mar., enclosing his report on the castle dykings

97. Brownlow, 11 Mar., returning the petition against the Tenant-Right Bill. 'Mr. Justice Maule is notoriously a great blaguard (sic), and his mode of dealing with the rape cases must have proceeded in a great degree from his own filthiness of mind!' A good attendance of magistrates at the assizes

98. Brownlow (London, 9 May) about the proposed storehouse. The arms of the two militia regiments were sent to Hull 14 or 15 years ago

107. Moore, 24 May, forwarding the county asylum plans in readiness for a magistrates' meeting in the grand jury room