Tue 15 Apr 1783
Committee agreed with Benjamin Grazebrook and Co for the tonnage and wharfage of all goods, wares and merchandise, which shall be carried in the Bristol and Gloucester barges for 6 months for £50.
A grass weir be made to take off flood water at Chippenham Platt.
At a Meeting of the Committee held at the George Inn in Stroud on Tuesday the 15^th of April 1783
Present: Joseph Wathen, Fream Arundell, John Hollings, Thomas Baylis, James Dallaway, Ben^m Grazebrook.
Read the Minutes of the last General and Committee Meetings.
The Business with M^r James is not yet settled.
No Letter Rece'd from M^r Cambridge.
M^r Peach attended the Committee but nothing decisive was settled.
In conformity to the Order of the last General Meeting We have agree'd with Ban^m Grazebrook for the Tonnage and Wharfage of all Goods Wares and Merchandise which shall be carried in the Bristol and Glocester Barges for Six Months from the 8^th Instance at the Sum of Fifty Pounds.
Ordered that the necessary Repairs to the Brick and Stone work be immediately attended to; and also that a Grass Wear be made to take off the superfluous waer in a Flood time at Chippenhams Platt.
Adjourn'd this Meeting to Tuesday the 20^th of May next at five o'Clock in the afternoon at the George Inn in Stroud.
