the Sume of Fourteen pounds one Shilling and Six pence
to Hannah B [..] Widdow for Carpenters Work done
by her late husband Thomas Bourne< no role > in the repair of
the said Brentford Bridge , the Sume of Fifteen pounds
Nineteen Shillings and Six pence to Richard Longland< no role >
for Stones and Gravell laid on the said Bridge, and to
William Butler< no role > the Sume of Eight pounds two Shillings &
ten pence for Carpenters Work done to the said Bridge
and to Albert Nisbitt< no role > the Sume of Six pounds Fifteen
Shillings and eleven pence for money paid and his
expences in the repair of the said Bridges, As appear
by the severall Bills ready to be produced This Court
upon Consideration had of the said Report Is of opinion
that the two Wharfes or Campshotts above and below
Chertsea bridge aforesaid be forthwith well and
Sufficiently repaired And for that end purpose It
is Ordered by this Court that it be And It is hereby
recomended and referred unto the Justices of the peace
above named and other his Majesties Justices of the
Peace for this County inhabiting within the Hundreds of
Elthorne Spelthorne and Isleworth in the said County or
any three or more of them as a Comittee to Order & direct
the said two Campshotts or Wharfes above and below
the said Bridge to be effectually repaired see as the
Charge of repairing the same and finding materialls
for that purpose do not exceed the Sume of two hundred
and fifty six pounds in the whole, And to treat with and
take a contract from the Workman or Workmen to be
employed therein for the effectuall repairing of the
same in a Substantiall and Workman like manner
and for the providing and useing of good Sound Oaken
Planks and Timber and all other Materialls in the
doing of the said repairs for the said Sume of two hundred
and fifty Six pounds, and also to take a Contract from
such Workman or Workmen for keeping the said Two