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RICHARD REES, ) "re"uver of the County of Carmarthen, I IN ACCOUNT WITIT I THE. INHABITANTS OF- THE SAID COUNTY. I After January Quarter Sessions, 1847. I RECEIPTS. I I- Amount of County Stock received 1847, as follows1:— LI E. s, d. Lkndilofkwr Union 189 13 9 'New-stle EmIyn. 62 10 0 Ilanelly 135 18 9 LarnPeter 37 10 0 ?'andovery 16-5 18 9 C-rm.rth,-W 16-5 189 arberth 77 3 9 -1011 5 0 l ?' amounts ofnnes received from the fbl- io'?ling Justices' Clerks 2. Mr. George Spurrell, Magis- trates' Clerk, Carmarthen division.. 3 14 6 3. Ditto, St. Clears division 0 5 0 4. Mr. F. L. Brown, Magistrates' -'crk, Llanelly division 4 18 0 6 Mr. Nathaniel Davies, Magis- *$W Clerk, Llandilo division 0 6 0 6. Mr. John Price, Magistrates' 5 7 0 Thos- Jones, Magistrates' CIŠrk, Newcastle Emlyn division 2 2 0 C& v t ,Wi H. Owen, Magistral' ??,Llanboidy division. 2 0 0 9- BY CMhfronttfr. J ohn Garner, St-?,? ?Weights and Measures, L1,Io,7ery, fees for stamping short   ?- 0 6 10t I g.- 13 cash from Mr. Thomas Lewis Inspector of Weights and easures for,Three Commotts, fees f stamping short weights, &c. 19 Õ ó 19 5 51 £ 1030 10 54 73alante due tb the Trtasurer 380 5 2 E 1410 15 74 DISBURSEMENTS. 1. Balance due to the Treasurer, on the fttV.eAuent of the last accouut 254 a O 2. Interest thereon and on the several lUlu. paid previous to my receiving the ''TOUary stock, as per account 4 15 9 3. Proportionate share of stamp receipts for and Police rates and postages e. 17 0 BRIDGES. 4. By cash to David Protheroe, Esquire, towards the repairs of Llandilo old bridge, as Per receipt 60 0 0 By ditto ditto, as per receipt. 60 0 0 6. By ditto to J. L. Thomas, Esq., towards the repairs of the Llandilo old bridge, as per eipt 100 0 0 r. Paid Mr. Edward Bagot, balance of ac- count for repairing Loughor Bridge, as per order of Justices. 84 19 8 8. Paid Mr. John Jones, Loughor, for lkeeping Loughor bridge in- repair, opening "d shutting same, putting in planks) &c., 26 *ftks' as per order of court 9 2 0 91 Paid William Williams, Bridge Sur- yor, for superintending the repairs of ]Llaudovery suspension bridge, as per order Of court o. 12 0 0 10. Paid Mr. Jacob Pendry for 6 months I &*velling, &c., New Amman, Clerk and errws bridges, as per order of court 3 0 0 11. Paid Mrs. Rachel Davies for the rent cfa cottage and part of a garden, used for Purposesm building Llandilo new bridge, as per order of COllrt 4 17 0 12. Paid Mr. Thomas Summers for 3 ZnOnths gravelling Brinan and Danyberllan 0 bridges as per order of court 1 0 0 13. Paid Mr. David Williams, for 6 months 9TM-Ilinir &c., Gloygodfach, Gloygodfawr, andCilgwin bridges, as per order of court.. 2 0 0 H. Paid David Thomas for 12 months gravelling Llansawel north and south bridg- t) as per order of court 3 10 0 15. Paid John Jacob for repairing Cwm- gwen and Pencader bridges, as per order of court. 0 7 0 16. Paid Jonathan Jones for erecting a temporary wooden bridge at Llanfihangel-ar- crth, as per order of court 82 12 10 17. Paid John Jones for six months gra- yling Treleach and Talog bridges, as per Older of court. 2 0 0 18. Paid Thomas Thomas for six months gravelling Longford, Egremont, and Cwm- In bes, as per order of court. 1 10 0 k tioy. Paid Sarah Griffiths for gravelling and eepmg in repair Pontyfenny, Whitland, Trevaughan, and Pontloyrig bridges, as per order of court. 3 0 0 20. Paid Mr. Thomas Lewis for 18 months gravelling Glanrhydw bridge, and six months gravelling Velingwendraeth bridge, as per 4 10 0 order of court 0 21. Paid Thomas Jones, Mason, for work done to Abergwilly bridge, as per order of c»ttrt 7 4 3 0 22. Paid Messrs. Joseph Waters and David Evans for repairing Cowin bridge, as Per order of court 14 10 0 23. Paid Mr. Lemuel Griffiths for one year and a hairs gravelling, repairing, and coping Alltycadno bridge, as per order of conrt 3 0 0 b 24. Paid the Treasurer of the County Roads "card three months composition for gravel- nB the approaches to county bridges, as per order of court 68 5 0 25. Paid John Jones for six months gra- velling &c., Drefach bridge, as per order of court 10 0 PROSECUTIONS.-QUARTER SESSIONS. 26. Paid John Morgan, Esquire, Solicitor, Uandovery, taxed costs of a prosecution against Mary Ralph, for larceny, as per order of court 16 1 2 C 27. Paid J. B. Jeffries, Esquire, Solicitor, Carmarthen, taxed costs of a prosecution against George and other, for a not, assault, Ikbd rescue, as per order of court 15 4 6 28. Paid Nathaniel Davies, Esquire, Soli- citon, Llandilo, taxed costs of a prosecution against Maria Thomas, for larceny, as per Order of court 9 13 2 29. Paid prosecutor in the Queen against Henry Jones, for larceny, the amount of his taxed costs, as per order of court 9 1 4 30. Paid Mr. Nathaniel Davies, Solicitor, LT landilo, taxed costs of a prosecution •gainst John Higgs, for larceny, as per order 8 98 Of court 8 9 8 31. Paid Hugh Williams, Esquire, Solici- r, taxed costs in Regina against Benjamin avies and others, for a misdemeanor, as 2 Per order of court 12 16 2 MAGISTRATES' CLERKS. 32. Paid Mr. Nathaniel Davies, Justices' Clerk, Llandilo, for returning a schedule of Convictions to the last October Sessions, as per order of court 0 3 0 33. Paid said Mr. Nathaniel Davies, for Returning a schedule of convictions, and for eturns m bastardy cases to the January Cessions, 1847, as per order of court 0 13 0 34. Paid Mr. George Spurrell, Justices' erk, Carmarthen, for schedules of convic- tiolis and returns in bastardy cases, as per 'Order of court 14 0 SHIRE HALLS AND LOCK-UP HOUSES. 35. Paid Mrs. S. J. Williams, Ironmonger, for a mop and scrubbing brush for the county offices, as per order of court. 0 6 0 18. Paid Mr. Thomas Jones, coal mer- Illftftt, for coal for the hall and county offieft, as r order of court o.. 4 0 0 3.7. Paid John Davies, hall-keeper, Car- Inarthen, a quarter's salary and disburse- Illeritr- as per order of court 4 4 9 38. Paid Moses Flook, Keeper of Llanelly lock-up house, a quarter's salary and dis- bursements, as per order of court. 4 14 9 39. Paid Thos. Lewis, hall-keeper, Llan- dlJO, a quarter's salary, as per order of court 3 0 0 COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION. 40. Paid Mr. Henry Westlake, Governor of the Gaol and House of Correction, for dis- bursements, officers' salaries, maintenance of Prisoners, tradesmens' bills, &c., as per order of court 135 19 0 41. Paid the Treasurer for the borough for water for the gaol and county offices, due December, 1846 2 2 0 42. Paid poor prisoners and debtors in the county gaol from the 14th day of November, *846, to the 16th day of January, 1847, both delusive, as per book 1 6 0 CONSTABLES. 43. Paid Captain Scott, Chief-constable of the Rural Police, for services performed by the Police for the county, as per order of ft-t o. 13 16 6 44. Paid John Lewis and John Davies for attending the Insolvent Debtors' Court as Court-keepers, as per order of court 0 10 0 PRINTING AND ADVERTISING. 45. Paid Mr. William Spurrell, Printer, for printing for the county, as per contract.. 48 10 0 paid the proprietors of the Carmarthen Gurnal for advertising for the county, as 3 11 0 ^r order of court 1311 0 47. Paid the proprietor of the Welshman ewspaper for advertising for the county, as 0 ?r order of 10 14 0 I*r or d er of court 10 14 0 Paid John Evans, Bookbinder, for bindidg statutes at large, 9th and 10th Vir- ntla, II per order of court. 0 5 6 CORONERS. f. t. d* 49. Paid George Thomas, Esq., Coroner, for holding different inquests, as per order of court. 30 12 8 50. Paid William Bonville, Esq., Coroner, for holding different inquests, as per order of court 43 11 1 CLERK OF THE PEACE. 61. Paid, Charles Bishop, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, for business done for the county up to Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, 1846, as per order of court 116 16 9 SALARIES. 52. Paid Mr. William Williams, bridge surveyor of the upper division, a quarter's salary, due January, 1847, as per order of court. 11 5 0 63. Paid John Thomas, bridge surveyor of the lower division, a quarter's salary, and postages, due January, 1847, as per order of court 11 6 0 court i? the 54. Paid David Jones, trumpeter to the sessions, a quarter's salary. 115 0 56. Paid J. L. Rees, crier to the court of quarter sessions, a quarter's salary 4* 5 0 56. Paid the Rev. Thomas Jones, chaplain and schoolmaster to the gaol and house of correction, a quarter's salary. 25 0 0 57. Paid Thomas Lewis, inspector of weights and measures for theThreeCommotts, a quarter's salary, due January 1847, as per order of court 7 10 0 58. Paid John Jenkins, Esq., surgeon to the gaol, &c., a quarter's salary, for modiclu and attendance, as per order of court 20 0 0 59. Paid Thomas Thomas, inspector of weights and measures for the hundred of Elvet, a quarter's salary, due January, 1847, as per order of court 5 0 0 60. Paid Mr. William Thomas, inspector of weights and measures for Derllis, a quar- ter's salary, due January, 1847, as per order 0 0 of court. 4 0 0 61. Paid Mr. John Garner, inspector of weights and measures, Llandovery, half-a- year's salary, and for a schedule of convic- tions, as per order of court. 7 16 0 62. Paid treasurer a quarter's salary 12 10 0 GENERAL PAYMENTS. 63. Paid Thomas Beynon, examiner of fines and fees, per centage on the amount paid to the credit of the county, in October last, as per order of court 12 13 10 64. Paid MT. Richard Spurrell, Carmar- then, half-a-year's rent for the judge's lodg- ings, as per order of court 25 0 0 E1410 15 74 • This account having been referred to us, the several vouchers produced and approved of and delivered up to the Clerk of the Peace to be filed, there appears a ba- lance of Three Hundred and Eighty Pounds, Five Shil- lings and Two Pence, due from the County to the Trea- surer.—As witness our hands, this Twenty-first day of January, 1/847. J. E. SAUNDERS, DANL. PRYTHERCH, THOS. JONES, M.D., H. LAWRENCE, M.D. R. REES, Treasurer. ) Witness,—CHARLES BISHOP, Clerk of the Peace.

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