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Mayors of Dartmouth from 1329 to 2006 view documentHealth & Housing in Dartmouth 1914
Dartmouth Paper 1Dr Mivart’s Report on the Public Health &
Housing in Dartmouth 1914
INTRODUCTION
In April 1914, Dartmouth was the subject of an official report of the Local
Government Board, the Whitehall department then entrusted with the supervision
of England's local authorities. The report, written by the Board's
investigator Dr. F. St. George Mivart, criticised extensively the administration
of housing and public health in Dartmouth. Fault was found with the
conduct of both council and its officers with respect to the introduction of
new housing legislation, administration of sanitary laws and regulations,
provision of a water supply, arrangements for isolating victims of infectious
diseases and supervision of trades such as butchers, dairies and bakeries. view document
Dartmouth, a station for foreign mail packets
Dartmouth Paper 2DARTMOUTH: THE ADVANTAGES OF ITS HARBOUR AS A STATION FOR FOREIGN MAIL PACKETS AND A SHORT NOTICE OF ITS
ANCIENT AND PRESENT CONDITION. IN A LETTER TO
SIR J. B. YARDE DULLER, BART.,
M . P . for the SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF DEVON. BY A. H. HOLDSWORTH, ESQ.LONDON: J. ONWHYN, 4,CATIIERINE-STREET, STRAND.1841. view document
Report on the Borough of Dartmouth c 1830
Dartmouth Paper 3There were two reports on the boundaries of the borough in the 1830s.
The first was by the Parliamentary Boundary Commission as a result of the Reform
Act of 1832. The second was by commissioners appointed to establish revised
boundaries after the Municipal Corporations Act, 1835-One of their number, John
Buckle, reported on Dartmouth in 1837. view document
BRNC Freedom of the Town
Image of the document granting the Freedom of the Borough to the Britannia Royal Naval College in their Jubilee year November 1955 view documentCharter of Incorporation
Transcription of the Charter of Incorporation granted by James I on 3rd August 1604 view documentBorough Council Minutes (Notes)
Brief notes on item in the Borough Council minutes from 1930 to 1935 view documentCharities of Dartmouth - A History
The Dartmouth Charities & the Dartmouth United Charities. A history, Objectives and description as written by H G White (A Trustee) in 1981 view documentDocuments found in “Miscellaneous Accounts” bundle
County Constabulary paysheets for 1858/1859Accounts for Petty and Quarter Sessions, 1854-59
Miscellaneous Accounts
Customs return for 1855
Declaration by J.M.Prideaux re liabilities, 1858.
Report of Finance Committee, 25/7/1854.
Report of Duchy Returns Committee, 27/3/1854.
Return of Duchy Dues from Michaelmas 1850 to 1852
Abstract of Tresurer’s A/c for year Sept. 1858-1859
Luke’s House, Lower St. Borough Audit A/c, Oct. 1878
Annual Report of Urban District Council, March 1900-1901
Purchase of Guttery Meadow for £150 for water reservoir
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Borough Coat of Arms
Town Coat of Arms and Town Seals view documentLoyal Address
Loyal Address to the King on completing twentyfive years of reign view documentAttorney General v Dartmouth, Copy Certificate of Costs
Document Number: TO-AD-LE-001Document Held: DRO Exeter
Schedule of costs for action at High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, Distinctive No 1880.A.602, between Attorney General and Corporation of Dartmouth.
Plaintiff was John Moxon Clabon of Westminster and Defendants were solicitors raising this schedule, Woodcock, Rifand & Parker, 11 Lincolns Inn Fields. Total costs, including taxation, £651-19-11. Pencilled annotation on back page shows a total amount of £711-4-11.
Authorisation of payments by Justice of the Peace
Document Number: TO/AD/LE/019Document Held: DRO Exeter
Two guineas to Clerk of the Justices for preparation of list of persons liable to serve as Special Constables.
Two guineas to Clerk of the Justices for summoning, swearing in and making out appointments of 40 Special Constables.
12s/6d to be due to William Hearn for serving summonses on the above 40 persons and attending their swearing in.
Received from Treasurer £4/4s, signed Percy Hockin
Received from Treasurer 12s/6d, signed W Hearn
Loan of £950 from Lloyds Bank to Dartmouth BC
Document Number: TO/AD/LE/023Document Held: DRO Exeter
Loan of £950 from Lloyds Bank to Dartmouth Urban District Council secured against a a portion of the general district's rate
Financial agreement between the Borough and Lloyds Bank
Document Number: TO/AD/LE/024Document Held: DRO Exeter
Financial agreement between the Borough and Lloyds Bank, with that seal
Agreement about loans from Lloyds Bank and guarantees given by the council
Index to documents found in the Guildhall 2
Document Held: DROTown Documents 2 Folders C4 to 7 & C8
Index to various documents found in the Guildhall
There are in addition a number of other documents under:- Guildhall Documents 1
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Index to documents found in Guildhall 1
Document Held: DROIndex to various documents found in the Guildhall
Documents are listed under subject heading as follows:-
Town – Administration – Legal TO-AD-LE
Town – Administration – Property TO-AD-PR
Town – Administration – Miscellaneous TO-AD-Misc
Town – Administration-Minutes,Works & Finance TO-AD-MinsWksFin
Town – Charities – Miscellaneous TO-CH-Misc
Port – Harbour Authority PO-HA
There are in addition a number of other documents under:- Guildhall Documents 2 view document
1906 Charity Commission Report
PDF of 1906 Charity Commission Report on the Dartmouth Charities with details of Property, Tenants, Income, Terms Etc.The Charities are not named view document
Commission of inquiry into Charities of Dartmouth 1841
Doner or Title, Beneficiary,s & Parish of Dartmouth Charities in 1841 view documentCharters of the Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness
Image of illuminated scroll listing the Charters granted to the Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness from 1314 to 1674 view documentThe Coleridge Hundred
This paper was prepared and written as part of the requirement for an honors degree in law at Exeter University. In such circumstances, a considerable knowledge of both history and the English legal system was assumed. I hope this does not detract from the general interest for the reader.view transcript

