9th December 1773
Brought over1969..17..1-1576..9..4-393..7..9
2334 Hay
741 Straw
From Michaelmas to Christms32..5..3-25..16..3-6..9..0
1771
2573 Hay
892 Straw
From Christmas to Lady day35..17..7-28..14..1-7..3..6
2556 Hay
853 Straw
From Lady day to Midsummer35..10..1-28..8..1-7..2..0
2589 Hay
617 Straw
From Midsumr to Michaelmas34..18..8-27..19..0-6..19..0
2483 Hay
767 Straw
From Michaelmas to Christms34..4..8-27..7..9-3..16..11
1772
3014 Hay
1005 Straw
From Christmas to Lady day41..17..3-33..10..0-8..7..3
2449 Hay
779 Straw
From Lady day to Midsummer33..17..2-27..2..0-6..15..2
2583 Hay
771 Straw
From Midsumr to Michaelmas35..10..0-28..8..0-7..2..0
2564 Hay
945 Straw
From Michaelmas to Christmas35..19..9-28..15..9-7..4..0
1773
2506 Hay
1163 Straw
From Christmas to Lady day36..3..5-28..19..0-7..4..5
£2326..0..11=1861..9..3=464..11..8
Whereas it appears by the Report of the Committee appointed to
enquire into the Receipt and disposal of the Toll of the Haymarket
Etc.
That Articles of Agreement seem about the Year 1756 to have been enter'd
into by a Committee of the Justices with one John Wilkins< no role >
a paviour.
his Executors Administrators and Assigns whereby £100 a year is allow'd him
for the term of 21 Years in consideration of his paving and repairing
the Hay market
and by which it was agreed that if a larger sum
should be annually collected by the said Toll than the aforesaid £100 and
an Allowance of 4s in the pound for Collecting the same then the said
Wilkins was to pay the overplus at the end of his term to the Justices
which Term will Expire on Lady day 1777 and under these Articles of
Agreement the Hay market
has from that time been paved and repaired