| Description | An account dated 2 May 1791 of the vagrants conveyed by William Parker from Kirby Hill mainly to Neasham in county Durham and to Bluegrass in Westmorland since the last Sessions
With orders dated between 15 November 1790 and 25 April 1791 for the conveyance of vagrants, mainly from Kirby Hill to Neasham in county Durham, and all annotated with costs. Includes:
- Mary Greggs, on her way to her place of settlement in county Durham with a pass dated 18 October 1790 from one of the Justices for Westminster
- Mary Smith, on her way to her place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 13 November 1790 from one of the Justices for the borough of Pontefract
- Jannat Davidson and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 1 October 1790 from one of the Justices for Reading in Berkshire
- William Cambell, his wife and daughter, on their way to their place of settlement in Campbeltown in North Britain with a pass dated 27 October 1790 from one of the Justices for Leicester
- Arthur Bower, his wife and four children, on their way to their place of settlement in Greenock in Scotland with a pass dated 4 November 1790 from one of the Justices for Hereford
- John ?Kiyl [endorsed Kig], on his way to his place of settlement in Aberdeen with a pass dated 27 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- David Clarke, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle with a pass dated 22 December 1790 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- John White, on his way to his place of settlement in Sunderland with a pass dated 28 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- William Wilson, on his way to his place of settlement in Dumbarton in Scotland with a pass dated 27 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- James Davison, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 1 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Robert Hogg, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 1 January 1790 [sic] from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Elizabeth Thompson, on her way to her place of settlement in Scotland with a pass from one of the Justices for the City of London
- George Dresden, on his way to his place of settlement in Perth in Scotland with a pass dated 20 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Berkshire
- William Geynes, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 15 December 1791 [sic] from one of the Justices for London
- Elizabeth Kennady, on her way to her place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 13 December 1791 [sic] from one of the Justices for London
- Dugall Patterson, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 5 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West [Riding]
- Thomas Marshall, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 28 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Hertford
- Timothy Marr, on his way to his place of settlement in county Durham with a pass dated 29 December 1790 from one of the Justices for London
- John Robinson, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Newark on Trent
- Anthony Whitfield, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 1 January 1791 from one of the Justices for [Sheffield deleted] the West Riding
- David Brown, on his way to his place of settlement in Shields in Northumberland with a pass dated 5 January 1791 from one of the Justices for [Knaresborough deleted] the West Riding
- John Whitfield, on his way to his place of settlement in Wisindine in county Durham with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for [the county of Nottingham deleted] the borough of Newark on Trent
- William Anderson, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 30 December 1790 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- John Ewan, on his way to his place of settlement in the Shire of East Lothian, with a pass dated 1 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicester
- James Tough, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 29 December 1790 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Ralph Patterson, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 31 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- William Vallemy, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 5 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Derbyshire
- John Corry, on his way to his place of settlement in St Nicholas in the city of Durham with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Thomas Hardy, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Thomas Hall, on his way to his place of settlement in East Town in Northumberland with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire [Derby deleted]
- Andrew Bouswell, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the city of Norwich
- Philip Devine, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 6 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- William Casson, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 6 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Newark
- John Burrell, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 6 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Newark
- William Metcalf, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the county of Norwich
- Daniel MacCload, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 6 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Alexander Mitchell, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 8 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- David Smith, on his way to his place of settlement in Bishop Wearmouth in county Durham with a pass dated 5 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- William Bowmaker, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 5 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- William Wilson, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 13 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Charles Shoke, on his way to his place of settlement in Arbroath in Scotland with a pass dated 15 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottingham
- Elizabeth Young, on her way to her place of settlement in St Clements in Northumberland with a pass dated 4 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- John Davison, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland, with a pass dated 8 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- William Drydale, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 17 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Taylor, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 1 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Middlesex
- James Allerdire, on his way to his place of settlement in Montrose in Scotland with a pass dated 15 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottingham
- Alexander Montgomery, on his way to his place of settlement in Campbeltown in Scotland with a pass dated 3 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- John Class, on his way to his place of settlement in Greenock in Scotland with a pass dated 3 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Robert Wright, on his way to his place of settlement in Smallwell [?Swalwell] in county Durham with a pass dated 8 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- James Morrison, on his way to his place of settlement in the town of Aberdeen with a pass dated 10 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- Goadey Matthews, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 31 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- John Dizil, on his way to his place of settlement in Longside in Aberdeenshire in Scotland, with a pass dated 20 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Thomas Hotchin, on his way to his place of settlement in Staindrop in county Durham with a pass dated 31 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire Holland
- Elizabeth Bedford, on her way to her place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 4 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Hertford
- Alice Key, on her way to her place of settlement in Sunderland with a pass dated 28 January 1790 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Bethia Monro, on her way to her place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of Westminster
- Mary Green, on her way to her place of settlement in Newcastle with a pass dated 2 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Catherine Jones, on her way to her place of settlement in Berwick upon Tweed with a pass dated 26 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Middlesex
- John Dixon, on his way to his place of settlement in Wolsingham in county Durham with a pass dated 26 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Knaresborough deleted]
- Charles Riddel, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 20 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Alexander Deans, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 27 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John McDonnald, on his way to his place of settlement in the county of Argyll in Scotland with a pass dated 30 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Peter Cowper, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 27 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Charles Macson, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 27 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Elexander Campbell, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 19 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- John Thompson, on his way to his place of settlement in the city of Glasgow with a pass dated 19 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Hertford
- David Stephenson, on his way to his place of settlement in the city of Glasgow with a pass dated 28 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Knaresborough
- Joseph Elmer, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- James Gillroy, on his way to his place of settlement in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- Laughland Stewart, on his way to his place of settlement in Kirkgarth in Scotland with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- William Thompson, on his way to his place of settlement in the city of Edinburgh with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- John MacDonald, on his way to his place of settlement in Inverness with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- William Cannaway, on his way to his place of settlement in Falkirk in Scotland with a pass dated 8 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- James Robinson, on his way to his place of settlement in Sunderland with a pass dated 8 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire Holland
- Joseph Homes, on his way to his place of settlement in Sunderland with a pass dated 9 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire Kesteven
- Mary Hudson, on her way to her place of settlement in Tynemouth in Northumberland with a pass dated 29 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Hertford
- John Wilson, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- James McCarter, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- William Deas, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Luke, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow, with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- David Burnside, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Tomson and Tomas Gibson, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 1 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- David Rous and William Mills, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 31 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Stamford in Lincolnshire
- David Gill and Matthew Reed, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 6 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Doncaster
- Margaret Bateson and her son William, on their way to their place of settlement in Inverness in Scotland with a pass dated 3 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Edward Sutherland and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 7 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Daniel MacDonald and his son, on their way to their place of settlement in Aberdeen in Scotland with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- James Smith and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Inverness in Scotland with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Jane Smith and her child, on their way to their place of settlement in Berwick upon Tweed with a pass dated 10 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- Elizabeth Thornton and her child, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 7 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- James McIntosh and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Inverness in Scotland with a pass dated 31 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- Elizabeth Humble and her child, on his way to their place of settlement in Durham, with a pass dated 5 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Tadcaster deleted]
- William Aim and his wife Jane, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 15 January 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Edward Attenborow and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Midlothian in Scotland with a pass dated 17 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- John Neice and Elizabeth his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Brig in Scotland with a pass dated 31 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Derby
- Robert Carter and his wife, to be taken from Kirby Hill to Brompton, their place of settlement, with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- James Davison and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Grantham
- James Dewar and William McCloud, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 27 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Peter Johnson and James Patterson, on their way to their place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 26 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Derby
- John Hill and Elizabeth his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Falkland in North Britain with a pass dated 26 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- George Richardson and William Boyd, on their way to their place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 26 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Alexander Sutherland and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 8 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- John Scott and Frederick McDonnell, on their way to their place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Thomas Young and Thomas Thompson, on their way to their place of settlement in Berwick upon Tweed with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- John Tait and his son, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- James Culbert and his wife and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 27 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- John Munro and his wife and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland, with a pass dated 29 December 1790 from one of the Justices for London
- Robert Taylor and his wife and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Dundee in Scotland with a pass dated 8 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Thomas Chough [endorsed Clough], William Stones [endorsed Stone] and Matthew Green, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 31 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Doncaster [West Riding deleted]
- Walter Ferguson and his wife and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Perthshire in Scotland with a pass dated 15 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of St Albans
- Charles Baxter, Michael Meredith and Jane Meredith, on their way to their place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 14 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Mary Welch and her two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Heddon in Northumberland with a pass dated 17 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Knaresborough deleted]
- James Stevenson and his wife and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 20 December 1791 [sic] from one of the Justices for London
- Ann McKenzie and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Gateshead in Northumberland with a pass dated 23 December 1790 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- George Gregg, John Milnes, George Moncore and James Colley, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 28 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- John Crane and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 15 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of St Albans
- Thomas Wilson, Charles Anderson, John Reed, and Alexander Mushett, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 7 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Doncaster
- Roger Wood and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 20 December 1791 [sic] from one of the Justices for London
- Jane Stewart and her three children, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 8 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Daniel Black and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Farg'r MacDonald, Elizabeth his wife and three children, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 19 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Stamford in Lincolnshire
- Adam Smith, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 23 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- Archibald Cook, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 7 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- James Bennet, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 7 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- George Ellis, on his way to his place of settlement in Roxburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 26 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Boroughbridge deleted]
- Margaret Brenney [endorsed Benney], on her way to her place of settlement in Stirling in Scotland with a pass dated 26 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Knaresborough deleted]
- Andrew Lyall, on his way to his place of settlement in Forgan [?Forgandenny] in Perthshire in Scotland with a pass dated 24 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Knaresborough deleted]
- Gilbert Moodey, on his way to his place of settlement in Leith in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 31 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- William Hayes, Elenor his wife and Betty their child, on their way to their place of settlement in Argyllshire in Scotland with a pass dated 17 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Angus MacLeod and his wife and their two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Newcastle with a pass dated 14 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Jane Grant, on her way to her place of settlement in Montrose in Scotland with a pass dated 4 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Essex
- John Jackson, on his way to his place of settlement in Aberdeen in Scotland with a pass dated 15 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Middlesex
- Agnes Edmundstone, on her way to her place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Alexander Clark, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 1 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Doncaster
- Edward Wilson and his wife Elizabeth, on their way to their place of settlement in Bishop Auckland in county Durham with a pass dated 21 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- John Mackauley, on his way to his place of settlement in Medlanden [?Midlothian] in Scotland with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- William McMullan, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 4 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- David Mitchel, on his way to his place of settlement in the county of Fife in Scotland with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Thomas Smith, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- John Williams, on his way to his place of settlement in Bishop Auckland in county Durham with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- John McDonald, on his way to his place of settlement in Aberdeen in Scotland with a pass dated 4 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- William McMullan, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 4 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Fidler, on his way to his place of settlement in Aberdeen in Scotland with a pass dated 4 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Haddan and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Aberdeen in Scotland with a pass dated 4 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- James Berwick and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Dalkeith in Scotland with a pass dated 5 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Duncan Clark, on his way to his place of settlement in Islay near Argyll in Scotland with a pass dated 12 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Robert Letheney, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 9 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Robert Dent, on his way to his place of settlement in Leith with a pass dated 12 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Thompson, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 9 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- David Crown, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 9 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Ann Derry, on her way to her place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- James Patterson, on his way to his place of settlement in Leith in Scotland with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Henry Shaw, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- James Paul, on his way to his place of settlement in the shire of Fife with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- William Sutherland, on his way to his place of settlement in Berwick upon Tweed with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- George Cadden, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 23 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottingham [altered from Nottinghamshire]
- Baney Wigstead and son, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 22 February 1790 [sic] from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Duncan McFarlin and John Culbrain, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 26 February 1790 [sic] from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- William Thompson and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 25 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- Archibald Potter, David Leviston and Thomas Claighorn, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 25 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- James Caddon and two sons, on their way to their place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 23 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottingham [altered from Nottinghamshire]
- John Knox and his wife and five children, on their way to their place of settlement in Ayrshire in Scotland with a pass dated 17 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the city of Coventry
- Ann Strother, on her way to her place of settlement in Berwick upon Tweed with a pass dated 5 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding [Pontefract deleted]
- James Wilson, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 23 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Alexander Max Intosh [altered from Intach], on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 23 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Elizabeth Loran, on her way to her place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 25 February 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Robert Kosbrough and Andrew Kyle [endorsed Keyel], on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 7 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Doncaster
- John Oliver and his son John, on their way to their place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 26 February 1791 from one of the Justices for the city of Norwich
- Alexander Urquarth and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 25 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Bedfordshire
- William Blackwood, on his way to his place of settlement in the city of Glasgow with a pass dated 5 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottingham
- David Blackwood and his wife Margaret, on their way to their place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Jonathan Stephenson and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Wooler in Northumberland with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Huntingdon
- William Williams, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 7 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- James MacClashon, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 7 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Mary Oldis, on her way to her place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 10 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- George Strachan, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 7 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- William Robb, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 7 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- George Garde, on his way to his place of settlement in Evie in the island of Pamona [Mainland, Orkney], with a pass dated 3 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Essex
- Adam Johnston, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 8 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Robert Gillies, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 6 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Jane Welsh and her son, on their way to their place of settlement in Dalkeith in Scotland with a pass dated 25 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Michael Kelly, on his way to his place of settlement in Greenock in Scotland with a pass dated 19 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Mary Johnson, on her way to her place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 11 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- William Dick, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 11 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Daniel Mckintie [endorsed Macintie], on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 19 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- James Roy, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 19 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Thomas Nelson, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 4 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- William Colly, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 9 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Alexander Henderson, on his way to his place of settlement in Aberdeen in Scotland with a pass dated 12 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Stamford
- John Bennett and his wife and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 11 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Hannah Baxter and her two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Hexham in Northumberland with a pass dated 21 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Archibald McDaugall, on his way to his place of settlement in Inverness in Scotland with a pass dated 25 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Alexander Actkin, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 25 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Adam Milson, on his way to his place of settlement in Kelso in Scotland with a pass dated 25 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Mary Kelly and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Stirling Castle in Scotland with a pass dated 25 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- John Goldsmith, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 12 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- James Cummings, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- John McClay, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- James McConnel, on his way to his place of settlement in the county of Galloway in Scotland with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- Samuel Smith, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 19 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- George Dunsmuir and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Kilmarnock in Scotland with a pass dated 19 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwick
- Andrew MacNeal and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 15 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- James Fields, and David Dunlop and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 21 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- James Armistrong, on his way to his place of settlement in county Durham with a pass dated 3 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Daniel MacKenzie, on his way to his place of settlement in Inverness with a pass dated 26 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwick
- Alexander Waddel, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 31 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- James Gordon, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 2 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincoln
- James Innes, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 6 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Leeds
- John MacKay and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Kindonald [?Kildonan] in the shire of Sutherland with a pass dated 2 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- John Sutherland, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 25 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- John Saxton, on his way to his place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 18 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Ann Sanderson, on her way to her place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 12 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- Eleanor Frazer, on her way to her place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 21 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Elizabeth Newton and child, on their way to their place of settlement in Darlington with a pass dated 19 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of Westminster
- Fanny Munro and her son, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 24 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Daniel Bushanan and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 23 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Mary Woodward, on her way to her place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 1 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- Allen Ross and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 4 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the City of London
- George Tait, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 28 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Aaron Hadderwick, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 29 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Elizabeth Foulker and her daughter Jane, on their way to their place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 29 March 1791 from one of the Justices for London
- Mary Mowby and her two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 4 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Stamford in Lincolnshire
- James Wood, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 13 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the liberties of Grantham with the soke in Lincolnshire
- Margaret Graham, on her way to her place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 15 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Doncaster
- David Key, on his way to his place of settlement in Edinburgh with a pass dated 15 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Newark on Trent [Nottingham deleted]
- William Stair, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 13 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire Holland
- Margaret Rutherford, on her way to her place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 11 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Derbyshire
- George Miln, and William Paterson and Mary his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Glasgow in Scotland with a pass dated 9 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- James Macoul [endorsed Macul], on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 14 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Stamford
- William Williamson, on his way to his place of settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne with a pass dated 21 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Elizabeth Nicholson, on her way to her place of settlement in the city of Glasgow with a pass dated 9 April 1791 from one of the Justices for Hertfordshire
- John Dodd and his wife and two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Berwick upon Tweed with a pass dated 11 April 1791 from one of the Justices for the liberty of St Albans in the county of Hertford
With orders dated between 1 December 1790 and 23 March 1791 for the conveyance of vagrants, mainly from Kirby Hill to Bluegrass in Westmorland, and all annotated with costs. Includes:
- Leonard Metcalf, to be conveyed to his place of settlement in Richmond in Yorkshire with a pass dated 24 December 1791 [sic] from one of the Justices for Devon
- Francis Cook, to be conveyed to his place of settlement in Richmond in Yorkshire with a pass dated 10 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Sarah Richardson, to be conveyed to her place of settlement in Reeth with a pass dated 25 November 1790 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- Elizabeth Moreton and her son John, to be conveyed to their place of settlement in Grinton with a pass dated 21 February 1791 with a pass from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- William Dixon, to be conveyed to his place of settlement in Cold Cotes in Yorkshire with a pass dated 10 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the borough of Derby
- Margaret Nelson, to be conveyed to her place of settlement in Marrick with a pass dated 16 November 1790 from one of the Justices for Middlesex
- James McAlpine, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 1 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Boroughbridge
- William Todd, on his way to his place of settlement in Whitehaven in Cumbria with a pass dated 14 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- James Brown, on his way to his place of settlement in Ferrytown in Scotland with a pass dated 8 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- John Richardson, on his way to his place of settlement in Branton [?Brampton] with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- George Smith, on his way to his place of settlement in Maryport in Cumberland with a pass dated 10 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire
- John Jordon, on his way to his place of settlement in Carlisle in Scotland with a pass dated 5 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- John Lighton, on his way to his place of settlement in Roxburgh in Scotland with a pass dated 19 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Boroughbridge
- William Lockhart, on his way to his place of settlement in Brampton in Cumberland with a pass dated 13 January 1791 from one of the Justices for the West Riding
- George Young, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland with a pass dated 17 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- Angus MacDonald, on his way to his place of settlement in the city of Glasgow with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Knaresborough
- Angus Camwell, on his way to his place of settlement in the city of Glasgow with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Knaresborough
- Frances Partridge, on her way to her place of settlement in Kendal in Westmorland with a pass dated 6 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Middlesex
- Charles Coulter, on his way to his place of settlement in Carlisle with a pass dated 2 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Boroughbridge
- William Montgomerry, on his way to his place of settlement in Campbeltown in Argyllshire in Scotland with a pass dated 4 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- William Riddock and his wife, on their way to their place of settlement in Scotland with a pass dated 21 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Knaresborough
- Daniel Murro and his wife Catherine, on their way to their place of settlement in Greenock in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 12 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Warwickshire
- George Reed, John Mullan, and John Wilson, on their way to their place of settlement in Glasgow in North Britain with a pass dated 24 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Nottinghamshire
- John Cragg and his wife and four children, on their way to their place of settlement in Whitehaven in Cumberland with a pass dated 7 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Devon
- John Brown and his wife Mary and their two children, on their way to their place of settlement in Dumfries in Scotland with a pass dated 22 February 1791 from one of the Justices for Boroughbridge
- John Anderson and his wife and four children, on their way to their place of settlement in Kendal in Westmorland with a pass dated 24 December 1790 from one of the Justices for Hertfordshire
- Abraham Elison and his wife and five children, on their way to their place of settlement in Tornyshield [in Northumberland deleted] with a pass dated ?27 January 1791 from one of the Justices for Lincolnshire Kesteven
- William Sutherland, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Samuel Camill, on his way to his place of settlement in Argyllshire with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Robert Macilaurin, on his way to his place of settlement in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- James Cunningham, on his way to his place of settlement in Glasgow with a pass dated 16 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire
- Samuel Sanders, on his way to his place of settlement in Argyllshire with a pass dated 14 March 1791 from one of the Justices for Leicestershire |