| Description | Papers relating to an appeal against the refusal of the Justices to renew a licence to William Anderson of Market Street, Scarborough, for the "Royal Vaults", including:
- form dated 24 September 1888 for the renewal of a licence to William Anderson of Market Street, Scarborough, for the "Royal Vaults" for a year from 4 October 1888. The premises are owned by Arthur Middleton of Leeds. Annotated - "refused"
- copy of a notice dated 26 September 1888 given by Edwin Middleton of Scarborough, owner of the "Royal Vaults" in Market Street, Scarborough, of his intention to appeal against the refusal of the Justices to renew the licence of William Anderson
- copy of a notice dated 26 September 1888 given by William Anderson of his intention to appeal against the refusal to renew his licence for the "Royal Vaults"
- recognizance dated 27 September 1888 made by Edwin Middleton of Inagh Mount, Scarborough, gentleman, George Jaques of 49 Aberdeen Walk, Scarborough, fish salesman, and James Wyrill of 10 Albermarle Crescent, Scarborough, fish salesman, for the appearance of Middleton at the next Quarter
Sessions to prosecute his appeal
- recognizance dated 27 September 1888 made by William Anderson of the Royal Vaults, Scarborough, publican, George Jaques of 49 Aberdeen Walk, Scarborough, fish salesman, and James Wyrill of 10 Albermarle Crescent, Scarborough, fish salesman for the appearance of Anderson at the next Quarter Sessions to prosecute his appeal
- letter dated 4 October 1888 from William Watts magistrates' clerk at 38 Queen Street, Scarborough, to W.C. Trevor Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton enclosing the notices to appeal, and the recognizance
- recognizance dated 8 October 1888 made by William M. Cary, William Boyes, Isaac Noble, William Wray, James Oates, Robert Riley, Robert Cooper and John Bradley for their appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the appeal against the refusal of the Justices to grant a renewal of William Anderson's licence for the "Royal Vaults"; with covering letter dated 9 October 1888 from William Watts magistrates' clerk at 38 Queen Street, Scarborough, to W.C. Trevor esquire Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton
- letter dated 9 October 1888 from Tasker Hart solicitor at 44 Queen Street, Scarborough, to W.C. Trevor esquire Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton, asking for the appeal to be entered for hearing at the next Quarter Sessions; with two copies of the notice of each appeal
- bill of costs from Birdsall and Cross solicitors for the appeals of Edwin Middleton and William Anderson; with covering letter dated 19 October 1888 from Birdsall and Cross solicitors at Bar Chambers, Scarborough, to W.C. Trevor esquire Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton justifying their costs for the above appeals |