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1. Calculations concerning Mr. Wray's proposals for erecting new Butcher's market in Queen Street and raising money by a Tontine

Date:
c.1880s
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/44

2. Contract for making a new road on the foreshore from the long jetty to Lime Clough Parties: (ia) Thomas English of Myton, Merchant (ib) George Earle of Myton, Architect (ic) W.J. Capes of Myton, Shipbuilder (id) The Corporation

Date:
4 Jul 1807
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/7

3. Bond in £2000 for the execution of the Contract between Charles Mountain and the Corporation's New Street Committee

Date:
1 Jul 1806
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/6

4. Conditions for the sale of building materials from the Guildhall, shps, warehouses and cellars underneath (Lot 2) and endorsed that Richard Meadley was the highest bidder at £310

Date:
18 Feb 1806
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/4

5. Conditions for the sale of building materials from the fish shambles (Lot 1) and endorsed that Charles Mountain was the highest bidder at £53

Date:
18 Feb 1806
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/3

6. Contract for the construction of the Market Place or Shambles Parties: (i)Charles Mountain of Hull, Architect and Builder (ii) The Corporation of Kingston upon Hull includes specifications and prices

Date:
1 Jul 1806
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/5

7. Minutes of the Committee for the new shambles in Hull

Date:
24 Jun 1806
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/45

8. Abstract of sundry Conveyances of surplus land purchased under the New Street Act including land on Southend Ground and Queen Street

Date:
1805-1806
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/8

9. Conditions for the sale of materials from property in the butchery occupied by James Jones and John Robinson

Date:
16 Apr 1805
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/2

10. Conditions of sale for the bricks belonging to the Old Wall now standing in Humber Street adjoining the Ship yard now in the occupation of Thomas Gleadow endorsing William Obsourne as the highest bidder with £18.

Date:
8 Feb 1805
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C BRS/23/29