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that the said
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Richard Holland
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be discharged from his said Agreement
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and Contract and that Mr. Wood whose proposal for performing the
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Bricklayers Work in the said Repair (and who has also Contracted for the
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Carpenters Work) being the next proposal agreeable to the Committees
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advertisement be agreed with in respect of the same That under an Order
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of the said Committee the Clerk of the said Committee has got all the said
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Articles of Agreement Executed on the part of the said Contractors and
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their respective Sureties That Mr. Rogers the Committees Surveyor has
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found himself impeded in the prosecution of the Plan of Repairs agreed
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to by this Committee and Confirmed by an Order of Session as in the
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subsequent
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plan
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of this Report is mentioned (Vizt.)
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That having taken a View (under Order of the Committee)
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of the Building and Boundary Walls of New Prison in general and
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of the Boundary or Garden Wall on the South Side of the Garden
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belonging to the said Prison in particular It is his Opinion that
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the Internal Buildings as well as the encompassing walls have been
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built of the same materials and at the same time and that all the said
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Erections appear much older than any of the adjoining Buildings that
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are private property From whence he humbly submits that it may be
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reasonably concluded the said Boundary or Garden Wall is part of the
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Original Boundary Wall of and belonging to the said Prison, That
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Mr. Nightingale a Carpenter of St. John Street has erected a Messuage
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and Workshop of Timber with Lights therein to the said Garden on
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the said Boundary or Garden Wall and that therefore the Alterations
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and repairs intended to be made in the said Prison (and which the
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said Mr. Rogers is now carrying in under order of the Committee)
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cannot be made according to the Plans delivered in by him and
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approved by the Committee unless that part of the said Boundary
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Wall on which the said Mr. Nightingale has so Erected his Timber
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Building as aforesaid be taken down the doing of which will
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necessarily oblige the said Mr Nightingale also to pull down his
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said Timber Building But if it be the Pleasure of the Committee
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to wave their supposed right to that part of the Wall on which the
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