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29.6.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
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30.6.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
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1.7.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_4 |
8.7.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_5 |
9.7.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_6 |
14.7.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_7 |
13.7.1813
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_8 |
14.3.1815
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. 5.7.1815 Tynwald, Proceedings at. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_9 |
5.7.1822
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. Duke accuses Keys of paralysing public business because the Highway Commissioners were not elected as they wished. Having done all he can to conciliate them he "washes his hands of the transaction" and dissolves the meeting. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_10 |
3.7.1822
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Tynwald, Proceedings at.Keys,after much discusston,fail to reach agreement
about a Highways Committee. - Duke's speech from the Mound. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_11 |
11.7.1822
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Tynwald, Proceedings at. The Keys remaining obdurate the Duke gives them another a chance,pointing out that they, a self-elected body,are depriving members of the Council of their legal rights,and it becomes his duty,as Governor,to protect the rights of the people against them. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_12 | Tynwald, Order of the Procession. (Shows the Yeomanry lining the Hill and the Parochial Horse the path from the Chapel to the Hill.) | |
| AP_X71(2nd)_13 |
29.12.1822
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Tynwald, Precept for holding a Court on the 24th Dec. Duke to Coroner of Glenfaba. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_14 |
7.6.1796
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Tynwald, Duke's speech. (this appears to be another version of X71-3. N.M.) |
| AP_X71(2nd)_15 |
24.6.1796
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Tynwald, Proceedings of ... Year not shown but appears to be 1796 (?) N.M.) |
| AP_X71(2nd)_16 |
-.-.1823
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Plan by J.Taggart of the Quarter Bridge and its a surroundings. (Shows site of an old bridge 87 ft. on the Douglas side of the present one. N.M.) |
| AP_X71(2nd)_17 |
-.-.1820
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Report on the office of Receiver General.Its history, duties etc.,and particularly with regard to his right to be a member of the Council. |
| AP_X71(2nd)_18 |
-.-.1610
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Decision come to at a meeting of the Officers and Keys that one of the laws in the Spiritual Statute book had been altered by an unknown hand after its insertion, by this alteration the Bishop and the Archdeacon became entitled to a 'scoute’ for the herring fishing "in addition to their own boats if they have any." |
| AP_X71(2nd)_19 |
3.8.1782
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Report of the Commissioners for the draining of fens and marshy grounds. Finding the land at Lough-ne-Greagh to be flooded owing to insufficient drainage, they order that a 9ft.wide drain be cut to take away the water from Droghad-e-Gollane (by a route specified in detail)to the ancient watercourse between the Duke's land and that of Wm.Radcliff of BallaKelly. The drainage of Kion-ne-Shooin is also ordered. |
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Memo. as to the precedence of the Attorney General and other Officers. |
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