Bristol gaol bill. Bristol, August 4, 1792. Objections to an act lately obtained for building a new gaol within the city of Bristol, and for other purposes; and reasons for a suspension and repeal thereof, presented to the Mayor, aldermen, and Common Council, by the delegates from the several parishes, and from the Castle-precincts, within the city. ...
Bristol (England)
Berjew, John Paine.
[Bristol : Printed by W. Pine, in Wine-street,
1792]
Docket title: 'Objections of the delegates from the different parishes, to the Bristol gaol bill; and report of the committee, and resolution of the Mayor, aldermen, and Common Council thereon', beneath which is the undated colophon reading "Printed by W. Pine, in Wine-street".
Drop-head title.
On p. 3: 'Bristol, - to wit. At a meeting of the Common Council, held .. on Tuesday the 14th day of August, one thousand seven hundred and ninety two. A report in writing is presented to the House, ..'; this report is signed on p. 9: Worrall, town-clerk.
The act referred to is 'An act for building a new gaol, a penitentiary house, and house of correction, within the city of Bristol', published in the same year.
The objections signed on p. 3: John Paine Berjew, chairman.
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