Dunston Metheringham Lincoln. Dividing and Enclosing the open Common Fen and Ings and for Draining and improving certain parts. 49 pages. Plus Title page.. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Dunston Metheringham Lincoln. Dividing and Enclosing the open Common Fen and Ings and for Draining and improving certain parts. 49 pages. Plus Title page.

In Dunston about one thousand three hundred and twenty acres, Metheringham about two thousand four hundred and fifty acres. Bounded by the river Witham on the north east, by the Lordship of Blankney on the south east, by the upper bank of the ancient drain called Carr Dike, on the south west, and by the Lordship of Nocton on the north west. Are frequently overflowed, benefit of public e.t.c. Appoint private ways and roads. Fences, ditches, gates, bridges, causeways, sluices, drains and watercourses. Owners refusing to pay share of inclosures forfeit the land. The Witham Ings, Thomas Henage and Edward Fieschi Henage, William Edmonds, Joseph Walker, Dunsdike, Sir Thomas Skipwith, The Dales Head Dike, e.t.c. Original pamphlet, First Edition, act of Parliament, disbound with usual glue and stitching residue from nonce volume of that year.