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| AP_33(B)(2nd)_1 |
6.6.1767
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_2 |
30.6.1767
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_3 |
3.8.1767
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. Mr.Lewhellin wishes to enclose some land,and there have seen frequent applications for licences for flax mills. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_4 |
21.10.1767
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with details of the applications for flax mills and for the purchase of tithes, The manufacture of linen has increased surprizingly. Until three years ago the largest amount exported was 12,000 yards,but this year it is said to be 100,000 yds. but should the Regiment now stationed in the Island and under orders to move not be replaced by another one "this manufacture and the circulating cash will be greatly reduced," |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_5 |
12.1.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_6 |
1.2.1768
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J.Quayle to Duke. The Gov.has recommended Mr.Mylrea for the vacant office of Att.-Gen. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_7 |
20.2.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. It will be noticed that the A/cs for 1765 and 1766,which have been forwarded, contain nothing for Boon Services,which the Governor - upon the advice of the late Att.-Gen. considers as now belonging to the Crown. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_8 |
5.3.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_9 |
14.3.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_10 |
8.4.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_11 |
9.4.1768
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J.Quayle to Duke re. his conduct towards a certain Mr. Searle. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_12 |
30.4.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_13 |
16.6.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General, Duke's benevolent inclinations towards the Manx Society. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_14 |
21.6.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a Licence for the enclosure of Common Land by Mr Lewhellin for signature. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_15 |
30.6.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. Mr.Griffith,the lessee of the mines,has gone bankrupt and the remainder of the lease is to be sold by auction. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_16 |
14.7.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_17 |
20.8.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. Mr.Wilks asks that the Duke will join in the cost of a suit against certain men in Kk.Michael who refuse to pay fish tithe. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_18 |
24.9.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. Mr. Banks,who has purchased the tithes of Kk.Onchan,finds that the parishoners have combined to make him regret his bargain. Enclosing a declaration as under |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_19 |
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Declaration, signed by ten of the inhabitants of Maughold,that they withdrew the objections [See AP_35(3rd)_38]they had previously made to the enclosing of certain Common Lands by John Lewhellin of Ramsey. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_20 |
22.10.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General. Points out that if letters from the Duke are not franked they cost the recipients 2/6 postage. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_21 |
26.11.1768
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. re. changes in some of the Clerical livings. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_22 |
2.1.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_23 |
5.2.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a copy of a Petition to the King which is being prepared by the Keys. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_24 | Petition (copy) Keys to King, praying for certain privileges and indulgences. | |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_25 |
4.3.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_26 |
22.4.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_27 |
12.12.1768
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P.J.Heywood to Duke praying that an arrangement may be come to which will ensure to him a legal right to the land known as Douglas Lake,which he now occupies but without a clear title. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_28 |
29.6.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. proposing that the Governor's house should be examined by competent persons who should agree upon a fair rent to be paid for it, Receipts under the heading of Boon Services are very small as the people refuse payment, saying they are no longer due. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_29 |
29.6.1769
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Bill (2nd of Exchange) drawn by John Quayle on John Rigden of Canterbury for £130. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_30 |
21.7.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_31 |
26.9.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_32 |
15.11.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance and memorial as under. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_33 | Thos.Radcliffe (Knockaloe) to Duke applying for permission to enclose Common Land near the Round Table. | |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_34 |
24.12.1769
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. saying that the public object to the enclosure of the Commons,. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_35 |
23.11.1769
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Report from T.Moore and S.Wattleworth fixing a fair rent for the Governor's house and other premises at £24 Manx per annum. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_36 |
3.3.1770
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Estimate for repairs needed to the Governor's house and other premises. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_37 |
7.3.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_38 |
13.3.1770
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J. Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_39 |
21.3.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. enclosing AP_33(B)(2nd)_38 |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_40 |
20.4.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_41 |
22.5.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_42 |
23.7.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_43 |
16.10.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_44 |
10.11.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. They have to report,in answer to the Duke's "affectionate enquiry" that the people are in a meloncholy situation and much discouraged by the lack of attention given to their applications to Govt. for assistance. Thoy suffer great distress without answering any good purposes. The Duke's good offices would be very much appreciated. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_45 |
24.12.1770
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. Work at Foxdale Mines has been stopped by water,but a pump is to be installed. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_46 |
12.1.1771
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. Public opinion has been sought re. the proposal to have a Regiment of the East India Coy. stationed in the Island. It is much divided. The money would be welcome, and the farmers would get a market.But that such a large number of men recruited from "the Gaols and the dregs of mankind" should be let loose amongst a defenceless people while the Kings troops (4 Coys.Royal Highlanders) should leave causes alarm. With respect to Castle Rushen it is believed that before the winter of 1765 there were three Companies of Foot and a troop of Dragoons in barracks there while some had lodgings in the town. But now,though the 2nd Highlanders are there there are many empty houses in all the towns of the Island. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_47 |
14.1.1771
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J.Taubman and four others to Mylrea & Quayle thanking the Duke for his efforts on behalf of the Island,and saying that they approve of the East India Coy's Regt.being stationed there provided they are kept under strict discipline and in proper barracks. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_48 |
6.2.1771
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. General |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_49 |
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J.J.Bacon to Duke asking for a small piece of land on the quay at Douglas,on which to build a herring house. Says that he has built a large curing house and other buildings at Derbyhaven,but requires more accomodation. |
| AP_33(B)(2nd)_50 |
2.3.1771
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Mylrea & Quayle to Duke. with a remittance. |
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