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TitleAs the highways, streets and pavements of the north and east parts of Cambridge require repair and paving and there is no gravel nearby, at the request of Dr Rainebow, the Vice chancellor, involved to be allowed to dig gravel in the Castle yard between the castle and the site of the gallows, provided that they do not disturb the pathways to the castle and the site of the gallows, provided that they do not disturb the pathways to the castle and the Shire houses, and fill up the holes as provided in the statute of 5 Elizabeth I concerning the repair of highways. The treasurer for the maimed soldiers to see to the repair of Chappell Bridge near Hauxton Mills, which is in decay, and to have the coping stones fastened with iron or lead so that they cannot be removed. The treasurer for the King's Bench to pay John Yorke, keeper of the House of Correction, 40s for his half year's wages due at Midsummer.
Date16 July 1663
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in early Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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