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Grand Jury and Court Leet Proceedings & Presentments in Blaris parish. The
seneschal was William Gregg Esq., the foreman was Richard Rollo Haughton Esq.
28th May 1836
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1. to
the treasurer of the Fever Hospital; to be levied off the manor £52
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2. to
the treasurer of the Lisburn nightly watch; to be levied off the town of Lisburn
for the support of that institution till 25 th March next £ 66
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3. to
Mr Ward, high constable, for collecting the manor charge and incidental
expenses £13
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4. to
William Gregg Esq for raising & repairing the pavement at the back of
the market house in Lisburn; to be levied off the town of Lisburn £7.6.8
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5. to
William Gregg Esq. and the committee for continuing the curbing of the
streets of Lisburn; to be levied off the town of Lisburn £50
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6. to
William Gregg Esq. to provide 6 coats for the town bailiffs and 2 for
Denis Kennedy and John Dowdall; to be levied off the manor £15.15.0
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7. to
William Gregg Esq. to enable the streets of Lisburn to be kept clean
and like sum each half year ;to be levied off the town of Lisburn £ 5.5.0
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8.to
Messrs. Parker Major & Hugh McCall to repair the grates at the sluice
bridge in Lisburn; to be levied off the town of Lisburn £1.
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9. to Messrs.
Robert Stewart, John Hill and William Whitla to paint, cast and repair
the roof of the new market in Lisburn; to be levied off the manor £6.5.0
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10. To
Mr Bolton to alter the little house in Jackson's Lane by turning the
seat from its present situation over the watercourse; to be levied off the town
of Lisburn£1.10.0
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11. To
Mr Gamble to repair the main sewer of Smithfield; to be levied off the
town of Lisburn £1
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12. To
Mr Beatty to lift and repair the bridge leading from Corkin's Lane over
the Basin River; to be levied off the town of Lisburn £2.5.0
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13.to
William Close for taking care of the meat market, Lisburn; to be levied
off the manor £3 half yearly
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14. To
William Gregg Esq. for the half-year's salary of the 6 manor constables
for their attendance on the markets and at Glenavy fair and taking care of the
fire engines etc.£18.18.0
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15. to
Dean Stannus, H.T. Higginson Esq. and Mr Robert Stewart to continue
sinking a pump in Long Stone, Lisburn, a re-presentment, presented formerly and
not paid £10
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16. To
Christy Welden for keeping the pump in repair; to be levied off the
town of Lisburn 15 shillings
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17. To
the committee of the Fever Hospital to erect pillars and an iron gate at the
back of the hospital; to be levied off the manor £6
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18. To
William Chapman for taking care of the pump in Pump Lane and keeping it
in repair; to be levied off the town of Lisburn 10 shillings
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19. To
Denis Kennedy, his salary as town crier; to be levied off the manor
£2.2.0
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20 to Joseph
Thornton for ringing the market bell; to be levied off the town of
Lisburn£1.10.
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21. To
Joseph Thornton for winding up the town clock; to be levied off the
town of Lisburn £1.10.0
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22. To
John Sitherwood for taking care of the town clocks, keeping them in
repair and winding up the market house clock; to be levied off the manor £4
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23. To
the treasurer William Whitla Esq., his salary; to be levied off
the manor (which sum he transfers to the poor) half a year to 1st May, £ 10
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24. To
the secretary, his salary to be levied off the manor, half a year to 1st May £5
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25. To
Mr Mulholland, Quay, for taking care of the chain at the quay; to be
levied off the manor 10 shillings
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26. To
John Dowdall for taking care of the butter market of Lisburn; to be
levied off the manor £2.10.0
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27. To
Daniel Magee for summoning the jury of Lisburn and Lissue; to be levied
off Lisburn and Lissue 10 shillings
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28. To
John Cannon for taking care of the court house and keeping it clean; to
be levied off the manor £1
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29. To
John Cannon for keeping the market house open for labourers etc. and
clear of carts and cars; to be levied off the manor £1
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30. To
Mr Whitla to pay printing presentments etc.; to be levied off the manor
£2
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31. To William
Gregg Esq. to pay for keeping the fire engine in repair and for working
it; to be levied off the town of Lisburn; £4
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32. To
Thomas B. Reford and John Turtle to repair and widen
Magee's town Lane in Tannyballydonnell, costs to be levied off Lower
Ballinderry, £ 5.
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33. To
Henry Peel and George Higginson to repair that part of
the Old Templecormack Road between the burying place and William
Maxwell's gate; to be levied off Upper Ballinderry at £2.
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38. To
John Meares and Francis Hyde, under the inspection of Mr.
Watson, to repair the crossroad leading from Brookhill Road to the
Church Hill Road, to be levied off Upper Magheragall, £2.
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39. To
Mathew Watson & Alex Tolerton to repair the lane from
Megaberry to Trumery burying ground; to be levied off Magheramesk, £2.10.0;
applotters for Magheramesk were Francis Turner & Oliver
Hamilton; appraisers Edward Bell & John Belmer;Constable
was Bennett Megarry;
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40. To
William Hill and John Balmer to widen and repair 156 perches of Hill's
Lane leading up to the lime kilns and quarries by Balmer's,
Glenhead, to be levied off Magheramesk, £2.10.0.
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41. To
Nathaniel Dickey and John Wardell, to repair the road leading from
Mullacarton through Morusk to the new Lurgan Road, to be levied off Lower
Magheragall, £5.
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42. To
John Larmour and James Boyes to put a stone bottom on the new entrance
now opened to the Glenavy Mill, to be levied off Lower Glenavy, £ 2.
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43. To
Harden Byrne and James Johnson to repair the road between Ballinderry
Lane end and the mill; to be levied off Upper and Lower Ballinderry £2
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44. To
Henry Barns and Henry McCorry to repair Derryhanaghan Lane from the
main road to Lord Hertford's great moss; to be levied off Aghagallon £ 3
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45. ToNathaniel
Dickey for gravelling and repairing Buchanan;s hill, to be levied off
Lower Magheragall, £3.
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46. To
Hugh McCaw & David Connor for repairing the road called Lecky's Lane
leading from the old meeting house to Moira road; to be levied off Upper
Ballinderry £2
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47. To
John Taylor to repair the lane leading from Keary's house to
Ballinderry pound; to be levied off Lower Ballinderry £1
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48, to
Joseph Corry to repair 1 and a half miles of the road leading through
Drumshill and Morusk, commencing near the Low Quarters and ending at Martin's
Pipe, to be levied off Lower Magheramesk, £2.
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49. To
John Turtle and Jacob Douglass to repair the old road leading from John
Turtle's to Balney's Bush, to be levied off Magheramesk, £ 2. applotment £7, no
deduction
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50. To
John Larmour to continue the range wall from Glenavy little bridge to
William Ferris' house at the entrance of Glenavy Mill, to be levied off
Lower Glenavy, £1.
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51. To
William Watters and John Campbell to repair Kidd's
Lane leading from Aghalee to Lisburn; to be levied off Aghalee, Aghagallon and
Lower Ballinderry £4
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52. To
Thomas Boyes and James Culbert to repair the road from
Haddock's town to the new road by James Culbert's, to
be levies off Lower Ballinderry, £2.
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53. To
Gaddis Thompson and Sergeant Thompson to repair Thompson's Lane leading
through Killuntagh moss; to be levied off Upper Ballinderry £1
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54. To
John Linn and James Proctor to repair the road leading from
Wright's road to McAnally's hill; to be levied off
Magheragall £2
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55. To
Mr Henry Mulholland, Quay, to repair the road leading from Bridge
Street, Lisburn to the quay; to be levied off the town of Lisburn£1
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56. To
John Larmour to repair part of the road leading from the late made
Glenavy road and to make a flat pipe, to be levied off Camlin, £ 1.
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57. To
Denis Kennedy for taking care of the butter market; to be levied off
the manor at large £1
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