| Title | Letter from Thomas Palmer to 'Sir', that neighbours have met this morning and agreed that Edward Hills recognisance be drawn and in future all lands and goods shall be equally assessed in the 'constablry' for all taxes as also what is in arrears, 'un-sessed' or unpaid in this last levy to be gathered and to go on for payment of the next assessment. But there is a stay by Mr Houlden for the Weet Close which he will refer to the Commissioners .... and if he be adjudged to pay for it, as not a part of his 3 yard lands, he will pay it; it is agreed that the poorer sort of people shall not be assessed. |