| Description | Orders for the conveyance of vagrants from Eryholme to Boroughbridge in the West Riding, annotated with the amount allowed to the conveyor. Includes orders dated 21 January 1800- 25 February 1800 for:
- Dorothy Lawson, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to her place of settlement in Great Parndon
- Elizabeth Hall, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to her place of settlement in Breckecknell [sic]
- Elizabeth George, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to her place of settlement in Broomley
- Elizabeth Young, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to the city of London
- Sarah Bitten and two children, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to their place of settlement at Towcester
- Sarah Boyles and her five children, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to their place of settlement at Clerkenwell
- James Gibbs, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to his place of settlement at Biddlesdon
- Mary Parcells and her three children, apprehended in the city of Durham and ordered to be conveyed to their place of settlement at the parish of St Giles in the county of Middlesex |