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| AP_34(B)_1 |
27.3.1766
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H.Harrison (for Duke) to D.Mylrea & J.Quayle saying he will be in the I.O.M. in May. |
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20.11.1770
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_3 |
11.1.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_4 |
25.1.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, saying he feels sure that if the proposed East India Regt.are quartered in the Island they will be under good discipline. He hopes it will be for the benefit of the Island "and as I stand as well with Govt. as most men and have nothing to ask for myself I shall always be happy in endeavouring to procure any advanteges of Trade or otherwise for the I.O.M they may want." |
| AP_34(B)_5 |
25.2.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, He will be glad te grant Mr. Bacon's request
as "the more branches of trade that can be struck out so much the better." |
| AP_34(B)_6 |
14.3.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_7 |
22.3.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_8 |
16.7.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_9 |
3.8.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_10 |
13.9.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_11 |
26.9.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_12 |
10.11.1771
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine - also the cannons and the specimens of ore have arrived. |
| AP_34(B)_13 |
22.1.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, He is happy to agree to the erection of a lighthouse on the Calf and will refer the question of rent to the Commissioner Thanks Mr.Heywood for the offer of the Nunnery, but has no thought of making such a purchase at present. |
| AP_34(B)_14 |
20.3.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, He will do all in his power to support a petition sent from the Island. |
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23.4.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
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24.4.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_17 |
25.5.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, asking for information such as will best help him to forward the Island's interests in London. |
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9.7.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
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21.8.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, if Flax Mills are to be erected they should be licenced, |
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6.9.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
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15.12.1772
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, regretting the death of Bishop Hildesley. |
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13.3.1773
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
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16.6.1773
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
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31.7.1773
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, requesting information about the Kk. Michael tithes,which they say are the best to be sold. And sending a permit to shoot game for the officers of the troops at Castletown. |
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20.9.1773
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Duke to Quayle & Mylrea, Business routine. |
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20.10.1773
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Duke to Quayle. regretting to hear that Mylrea is ill. |
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3.12.1773
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Duke to Quayle. asking that the three ponies may be sent,by a special boat if necessary. Also two small kegs of Puffins,which he wishes to pay for,as otherwise he cannot ask for such things in future. |
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4.3.1774
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Duke to Quayle. Business routine. |
| AP_34(B)_29 |
6.4.1774
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Duke to Quayle. appointing him senior and Mr.Callow junior Stewards. States firmly that though he does not intend to present English clergy to Manx livings he has the right to give such livings to whoever he wishes and any Manx clergy who object to his choice may expect no further advancement. They already have great reason to be satisfied with his conduct towards them. |
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8.5.1774
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Duke to Quayle. General |
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20.5.1774
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Duke to Quayle. Business routine. |
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6.6.1774
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Duke to Quayle. General |
| AP_34(B)_33 |
6.6.1774
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Duke to Quayle. Business routine. |
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30.8.1774
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Duke to Quayle. asking for the Revenue books,which are long overdue.Also a commission for Mr. Callow as joint steward,that his appointment may be regularised, expresses his objections to the clergy being deprived of their share of the fish tithes. - a flagrant injustice - he calls it. |
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