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| AP_104_1 |
6.1.1801
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J.Haskins to Duke re, the alterations he proposes in the method of conducting the Peel Academy,which he is about to take over. |
| AP_104_2 |
4.2.1801
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J.Nutting (London) to Duke asking for payment of a bill,outstanding since 1795,for Regimental buttons. |
| AP_104_3 |
6.2.1801
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Dr.J.N.Scott to Duke asking that he should use his influence with the Commander-in-Chief to obtain the reinstatement in the Army of the writer's brother. He says also that his father "the O1d Doctor" is rapidly failing. |
| AP_104_4 |
17.4.1801
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Messrs.Wilson & Herley (Cork) to Messrs.G.& J.Abell (London) re. a seizure of Spirits intended for the I.O.M. |
| AP_104_5 |
22.4.1801
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Messrs G.&.J.Abel to Duke enclosing AP_104_4. |
| AP_104_6 |
24.4.1801
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W.Y.Knight to Duke stating the balance due from Mr.Watts upon his Commission being revoked. |
| AP_104_7 |
29.4.1801
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P.Heron to Duke re. the grant of a pension to Mr. Affleck,an ex-Customs Officer. |
| AP_104_8 |
8.5.1801
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E.Gelling to Duke thanking him for the obtaining of an Ensigncy for his son. |
| AP_104_9 |
15.5.1801
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J.Gelling to Duke with thanks for the Commission granted him. |
| AP_104_10 |
20.5.1801
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Mr.Beresford to Duke stating that the "John and Betty" with her cargo (see AP_104_4) have been released. |
| AP_104_11 |
8.6.1801
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Board of Revenue to Sir John Reid ordering him to carry the Duke and his attendants to and from the Island in the Cutter "Prince Edward" under his command. |
| AP_104_12 |
15.6.1801
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Henry Holmes & Sons (Liverpool) to Duke with a number of questions and answers (see AP_104_13) on the salt trade and remarks on the herring-curing business. |
| AP_104_13 | Questions and answers ref. in AP_104_12. | |
| AP_104_14 |
18.6.1801
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Senhouse Wilson to Duke re.his salary and pension. |
| AP_104_15 |
23.7.1801
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J.Crellin to Duke stating,on behalf of the Agricultural Society that they consider the payment of Tithes in kind "depresses the spirit of cultivation" and suggesting a system of commutation. |
| AP_104_16 |
24.8.1801
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Rev.T.Corlett to Duke asking that he be given the Rectory of Ballaugh,of which the holder has died the previous day. States that he has been vicar of Lezayre for twenty years and kept himself, a wife and ten children, four of which are dead, on a salary of £36.14.0 Manks p.a. Details his qualifications for the post which includes knowledge of the Manx language and the fact that he has once shaken hands with the Duke and once proposed his health. |
| AP_104_17 |
27.8.1801
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Rev. High Stowell to Duke asking to be made Rector of Ballaugh. |
| AP_104_18 |
27.8.1801
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Rev.N.Christian to Duke asking to be made Rector of Ballaugh. |
| AP_104_19 |
2.9.1801
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R.Frewin to Duke Trivial. |
| AP_104_20 |
9.9.1801
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James Drinkwater to Duke asking him to use his influence re. the obtaining of drawbacks on imports of sugar. Asking also to be allowed to purchase the land "on which now stands the Record Office and the house where Mr.Scott lives." |
| AP_104_21 |
9.10.1801
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C.Plummer to Bishop of St. Davids suggesting the manufacture of woollen goods in the I.O.M. with estimates) of cost. |
| AP_104_22 |
23.10.1801
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Dr.J.N.Scott to Duke re.the health of Lord Henry Murray. |
| AP_104_23 |
23.10.1801
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John Corlett to Deemster Crellin re. his position in the Customs Service. forwarded to Duke for his information. |
| AP_104_24 |
2510.1801
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Mrs.E.Heywood to Duke asking his influence with Admiral St.Vincent to obtain the promotion to Commander of her son Peter, |
| AP_104_25 |
31.10.1801
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Rev. D.Mylrea to Duke re the value of the Rectory of Ballaugh,to which he hopes to be appointed,and what he would offer a curate there. |
| AP_104_26 |
21.11.1801
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Lt. A.Murray to Duke asking for some appointment as he expects to lose his present post of Quartermaster in the Manx Fencibles which are to be reduced at an early date. |
| AP_104_27 |
23.11.1801
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Messrs.Leece & Drinkwater to Duke stating that as Licences have been sent to the Island they will lose no time in shipping some rum over as “the Island is completely drained,not a gallon of rum or any kind of spirits,or a pound of tea" being for sale there. |
| AP_104_28 |
18.1.1802
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Rev.T.Stephens to Duke asking to be appointed to one of the two benefices vacant. |
| AP_104_29 |
27.1.1802
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Mr.Solicitor.-Gen.to Duke promising that he and the Att.-Gen. will attend to his Memorial as soon as they find it possible to do so. |
| AP_104_30 |
18.2.1802
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R.Frewin to Duke re .instruction to be given to Mr.Head at the Liverpool Customs. |
| AP_104_31 |
25.2.1802
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Messrs.Leece & Drinkwater to Duke. with some suggestions [see AP_104_32]re the new Act to be passed for regulating the trade of the Island. Mentions the disadvantages of the Licence System,and that during the recent war goods could be shipped only under convoy or Admiralty Licence, |
| AP_104_32 | Suggestions mentioned in AP_104_31. | |
| AP_104_33 |
-.3.1802
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Lt.& Paymaster M.H.Quayle to Duke announcing his arrival in London for the purpose of obtaining certain allowances due to the Manx Fencibles which have been disallowed by the War Office |
| AP_104_34 |
12.3.1802
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Rev. N.Christian to Duke with thanks for his appointment as Vicar of Kk Michael. |
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