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  <dc:title>Order in the Hilary Ouarter Sessions that the sum of £600 be levied and raised for paying off part of the mortgage drawn upon the county rates for building the new gaol </dc:title>
  <dc:description>Thomas Penson, Architect, one of the mortgagees to be paid £500 and that the £100 left be used to defray interest due on several mortgages drawn on the county rate. 
Further ordered that a seperate account called the Gaol Account be set up.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>18 January 1799</dc:date>
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