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... Turnpike will be given at the said Pinchbeck-lane Gate, and payment of Toll at Lingerhouse Gate will not free Pinchbeck-lane Gate, but payment of Toll at either Cross Gate or Lingerhouse Gate will exempt the other of such last-mentioned Gates as heretofore. By ...
... (which to he taken away), were Let the last year for the following net sums of money : Pinchbeck Lane Gate and side Gates Linger-House Gate and side Gales with Gate Crossgate Gate and side Gales £ 80 These Tolls will he Let in the following Lots (that is ...
... Turnpike will be given at the said Pinchbeck-lane Gate, and payment of Toll at Lingerhouse Gate will not free Pinchbeck-lane Gate, but payment of Toll at either Cross Gate or Lingerhouse Gate will exempt the other of such last-mentioned Gates as heretofore. order ...
... Turnpike Road will given at the said Pinchbeck Lane Gale, and payment of Toll Linger-House Gate will not free Pinchbeck Lane Gate, hut payment Toll at either Crossgate Gate or Linger-House Gate will exempt the otlier of such last mentioned Gates heretofore. By ...
... Turnpike will be given at the said Pinchbeck-lane Gata, and payment of Toll Lingerhouse Gate will not free Pinchbeck-lane Gate, but payment of Toll at either Cross Gate or Lingerhouse Gate will exempt theither of such last-mentioned Gates as heretofore. By ...
... Road will given at the said Pinchbeck Lane Gate, and payment of Toll at Linger-House Gate will not free Pinchbeck Lane Gate, but payment of Toll at either Crosseatc Gate or Linger-House Gate will Exempt the other of such last mentioned Gates here- tofore ...
... The Tolls payable at Pinchbeck Lane Gate and side Gales, and for overweights at the Weighing Lot 2. The Tolls payable at Linger-House Gate and side Gates, and Crossgate Gate and side Gates. And will put up at such sums as the Trustees may think proper, ...
... thus thrown once more his own resources, retraced his steps, and brought tip a roadside house well known by the name of Linger-house bar, to the great joy of the affrighted driver, who, it may be observed, did not miss his companion until he was made aware ...
... cart, drawn by two horses, loaded with ten live pigs, for Boston market, when, having proceeded but short distance from Linger-house bar, the horses swerved ftom the crown of the road to a gate, and the ill-fated man, in attempting to stop them was either ...