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| AP_X50_1 |
-.10.1763
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Revenue Account (Charges only)(D. Mylrea, Receiver-Gen,) “Shows in detail the salaries and pensions of all officers,pensioners,and the garrisons of the forts and castles." |
| AP_X50_2 |
23.11.1777
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Lease from Duke to John Quayle(of the Creggans) of the Governor's House in Castletown,with the Chapel and outhouses, and the Demesne Lands near Castletown, Likewise the ‘decayed Stable called the Lord's Stable" etc. For 21 years at a rental of £48 Manx per annum, (Copy ) |
| AP_X50_3 |
29.11.1778
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Lease to Rev.Wm.Mylrea of the Demesne Lands in the Curragh khown as Lhane Moor. For five years at £13.9.6 per Quarter. (Copy) |
| AP_X50_4 |
26.4.1773
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Lease from Duke and Duchess to John Quayle (of the Creggans) the Calf Island - except mines and minerals thereon - for 21 years at a rental of £30 sterling per annum. (Copy) |
| AP_X50_5 |
13.8.1779
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Bill of John Foulkes for the mapping of the Foxdale mines. |
| AP_X50_6 |
3.8.1782
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Order for the cutting of a nine ft. wide drain (but wider in places) from the Gilkaugh through Ballavoddan and the Lord's Lhaane to the Sea. with full details of course and a map. N.M) (Copy) |
| AP_X50_7 |
9.10.1785
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Notice (printed) requiring that allotments of Waste Lands shall be enclosed within two years. |
| AP_X50_8 |
-.-.1787
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Observations by J.Stobie on the mountain land in the I.O.M. They contain about 21,000 acres of the finest pasturage suitable for the rearing of sheep. There are no foxes. The Duke receives no rents from them - due to the negligence and treachery of his former servants,who should have claimed it. The Seneschal has also allowed the making of 'intakes',for a payment to himself, which are in fact much bigger than they are said to be,and for which the Lord receives no rent,or at least an inadequate one.farmers holding land bordering on the hills should be bought out and their farms let to English farmers who would improve them and show the Islanders a good example of industry. With proper management the land,which at present yields nothing to the Duke,might be made to bring in near two thousand pounds a year. |
| AP_X50_9 |
19.7.1787
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Security given by P.J.Heywood for a loan of Two thousand pounds from the Duke. |
| AP_X50_10 |
-.-.1788
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Statement of A/c for July to Dec. Revenue less sundry peyments. |
| AP_X50_11 |
-.9.1787
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Statement of A/c, Revenue less sundry payments. |
| AP_X50_12 |
-.-.1790
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Statement of A/c, Revenue less sundry payments. Bill of Sale (not completed N.M.) from the Duke for his rights in the water corn Mills at Sulby and Bride (Garrett's Mill and Glenkilpatrick Mill or Mullen e Medda) |
| AP_X50_13 | List of property (rough draft) to bve transferred by Duke to Trustees.
Shows date of purchase and price of property acquired between 1791 and 1823. Includes:- Port e Shee,Nunnery Lake, Balla- voddan,Ballaquayle and Ballaefletcher, The Lough and Lough House, Ballaleece, Smelting Mill,Barony of St.Trinions and Tithes of Marown, Ballaughton Mill,Cooley,Lahen MoorMill,Looney's House, Castletown (site of the New Inn), Mrs.Stowell's House, Ballacreggen and Ballabroa,House in Drumgold St,House in Duke St,House in Record Square,Richards' house in the Crescent,House in Strand St., Garden adjoining Seneschel's office,Ground and cottage on the Sand,Ryder's cottage, Brockhurst's cottage,Heap's cottage, Vorady's Lhane (Andreas), Lands in Jurby, Rowling's house in Port St.Mary,Estate of Port le Mary, Mrs. Drinkwater's house in Duke St.,Martin's house, field from Dr. Heywood,and Dr.Scott's house in Record Sq. |
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| AP_X50_14 |
28.9.1790
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Deed of sale by Hugh Cosnahan to George Abel of Creg-y-Cowen, Braddan. |
| AP_X50_15 |
-.-.1791
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1791/1793 List of property purchased by the Duke. Shews date of purchase
and price paid for:- Port—e-Chee, Balladowell, Ballaquayle, the Lough, Creg-e-Cowin, Ballakew, Ballavoddan, Ballaleece, and "the Town House from Dr.Curphey" |
| AP_X50_16 |
-.3.1791
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Account of four specimens of Lead and Copper ores assayed. |
| AP_X50_17 |
5.7.1791
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Valuation of furniture belongings to Mr. Tobin which was in the Duke's house at Port e Chee. |
| AP_X50_18 |
-.7.1790
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Valuation of Wines,farm stock and furnitures belonging to Mr.Tobin taken ever by the Duke at Port e Chee. (Includes No.17. N.M. ) also Bill for farm labour, labour and materials for building,coals,wines,seeds and sundry stores and services. |
| AP_X50_19 |
5.7.1793
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Note of Wines sent to Port e Chee "from the house in Town." |
| AP_X50_20 |
1.4.1793
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Expenses incurred boring for coal at Derbyhaven. |
| AP_X50_21 |
17.4.1793
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Comparison of the rents of BallaVoddan at two periods. (Names sixteen crofts with their tenants. N.M.) |
| AP_X50_22 |
1.5.1794
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Bill of Sale from Lord Henry Murray to the Duke of Ballaleece (in Patrick and German) for £1,200 sterling. (Copy) |
| AP_X50_23 |
-.9.1794
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Lease from the Duke's Commissioners to Jas. Bell of BallaLeece for twentyone years . (Not signed. N.M. ) |
| AP_X50_24 | Lease from the Duke's Commissioners to Thos. Tear of Kk.Andreas,Shoemaker, of the Warren between Ballaugh Burn and Ramsey burn, For one year without payment. | |
| AP_X50_25 |
-.-.1795
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Bond from Duke to John Corlett of Loughan y gye and Chas. Crow of Lezayre re the Mills covered by No. 12 above. (Not signed or dated. N.M.) |
| AP_X50_26 |
4.11.1795
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Mortgage from Dan.Mylrea of Douglas to Duke, for £139.10.0 on "the house situated near the Quay in Peel,wherein Mr.George Savage lives." (Now the Peveril hotel N.M.) and a piece of land near the Mooragh in Ramsey. |
| AP_X50_27 |
-.-.1796
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Account between the Duke and the Rev.W.Mylrea. (In which various rents are set off against the tithes of Ballavoddan. ) |
| AP_X50_28 |
15.3.1798
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Ballavoddan Field plan,with rotation of crops as recommended by J.Stobie. |
| AP_X50_29 |
-.-.1793
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Accounts of the Smelting Mill.(Actually,details of labour and material for building it. N.M.) |
| AP_X50_30 |
-.-.1799
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Estimate for building a wall from the Lough House to the Lime Kiln. |
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