40 | ||||
Bridge in Question was take away | ||||
as well from want of proper Foundation | ||||
as from Colateral Causes, but that | ||||
the Arches thereof were not filled with | ||||
Water | ||||
That no hold by piles was taken | ||||
of the Stratum whereon the Foundation | ||||
was laid | ||||
Mr Donkin can prove that Gullies | ||||
were made in the Bed of the River | ||||
before the Flood which by not being | ||||
filled up might occasion the Fall of the | ||||
Bridge and not the weakness of the | ||||
Stratum | ||||
Mr Heron will prove what is here | ||||
stated to have passed at the Midsummer | ||||
Sessions and of the Justices telling | ||||
him and Mr Errington they could give | ||||
no Relief or Accept any Thing in | ||||
lieu of rebuilding the Bridge without | ||||
the Authority of parliament | ||||
Note: Remarks and objections to Mr Errington's petition p 2
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