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RefNoKCB/2/CL/7/40/98/18
AltRefNoCB/2/CL/7/40/98/18
TitleAn annotated copy of the brief affidavits filed on behalf of the defendants
DescriptionCopies of the affidavits of Edmond Foster, town clerk; Henry Freeman of the Union Workhouse; Ann Dunning of 17 Hills Road; James Pinder of Bridge Street; John Smith of Downing Terrace; John Faiers, a coal merchant; William Collins of Sidney Street; Sarah Gibbons of the Almshouses on King Street; John Reynolds of Castle Row; Joshua Francis Baldrey of Ferry Path; Thomas Smith Brown, collector of tolls; Edward Bell; Frederick George Johnson of Trumpington Street; John Smith of Green Street; Henry Houlden, clerk to Edmond Foster; Mary Ann Stanley of Peas Hill; John Pink the Free Librarian; William and Robert Peake; Robert Page Clayton of Peas Hill; and Robert Peters, rate collector of 14 Spring Terrace. The affidavits evidence the building of the Corn Exchange in 1842, the collecting of tolls, market day, putting material out in front of premises, and the plans for the new Corn Exchange.
Date28 July 1870
CreatorNameMunicipal Corporation of Cambridge
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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