| When Mr Errington applied to me he | ||||
| said he did not desire or expect any Advantage | ||||
| from the Contract – he instructed me to | ||||
| build the Bridge in as substantial a way | ||||
| as it could be done & added if it cost | ||||
| him some Hundreds more he should not | ||||
| mind it, & that the Advantages to which | ||||
| he looked were only such as might | ||||
| arise from the Contiguity of the Bridge | ||||
| to his Estate | ||||
| Were not the public at large within | ||||
| a certain Distance of the Town of Hexham | ||||
| to be equally benefited with Mr | ||||
| Errington? | ||||
| I apprehend the making of | ||||
| the Road to join the Turnpike Road | ||||
| which cost some hundreds made | ||||
| that Bridge as benificent to | ||||
| 15 the | ||||
Note: Minutes of Committee to consider Mr Errington's Petition, p 15
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