Any comments, errors or omissions gratefully received
The Editor
HTML Transcription
© F.Coakley , 2022
|
Ref
|
Date
|
Brief Description
|
|---|---|---|
| AP_110_1 |
26.1.1822
|
W. Roper to Duke enclosing a petition (missing N.M.) for his admission to the Manx Bar. |
| AP_110_2 |
28.1.1822
|
Admiralty to Duke They will appoint Sir John Reid to the command of a Cutter on the Manx Station. |
| AP_110_3 |
30.1.1822
|
J.Richardson to Duke re. the establishment of a mail service by steam boats between Liverpool and Douglas. |
| AP_110_4 |
31.1.1822
|
J.Grieve to H.Graham re the possibility of mining coal in the I.O.M. |
| AP_110_5 |
5.2.1822
|
J.Holmes to Duke re carriage of mails "sailing packets would not now pay between Douglas and Liverpool,for no passengers would go by them whilst the steam vessels continued." |
| AP_110_6 |
6.2.1822
|
Mrs.E.Looney to Duke asking his patronage for her son,who wishes to enter the Manx Bar. |
| AP_110_7 |
6.2.1822
|
D.Credie to Mungo Murray (Nurserymen, Gatehouse (of Fleet ?) who is supplying trees and flowers for Castle Mona. |
| AP_110_8 |
15.2.1822
|
Peter Reid to Duke with suggestions for the starting of a Linen factory in the Island. |
| AP_110_9 |
15.2.1822
|
Peter Reid to Duke with further advice,and an account of himself. |
| AP_110_10 |
19.2.1822
|
Rev.W.Mitford to Duke with an account of his troubles. |
| AP_110_11 |
20.2.1822
|
John Bell to Duke thanking him for the appointment of Clerk of the Council. |
| AP_110_12 |
22.2.1822
|
J.Richardson to Post Master General (copy) with an application to carry the mails by the "Superb" and "Majestic" for £350 per annum, |
| AP_110_13 |
22.2.1822
|
G. Quirk to Duke re smallpox vaccination by unqualified persons,with a petition dated 3.4.1817 by the local Doctors on the same subject. |
| AP_110_14 | Petition as per AP_110_13. | |
| AP_110_15 |
25.2.1822
|
Duke to Sec. Vaccine Pox Inst. asking for information on the above subject. (copy) |
| AP_110_16 |
26.2.1822
|
? to Duke. disassociating themselves from the action of "our young apprentice James Moore" who has signed a petition re. the buildings erected on the beach adjoining Douglas Pier.(The signature is torn and I cannot make it out N.M.) |
| AP_110_17 |
4.3.1822
|
W.Ogilvie to Ed.Gawne. asking support for the mail service he wishes to start between Ardglass and Peel. |
| AP_110_18 |
6.3.1822
|
W.Ogilvie to Duke asking support for the mail service he wishes to start between Ardglass and Peel. (gives instances of the roundabout way in which mails between Ireland and the I.O.M. were sent N.M.) |
| AP_110_19 |
7.3.1822
|
J.Duncan to Duke re a grievance with rergrd to the Rolls Office,which he wishes investigated. |
| AP_110_20 |
5.3.1822
|
J.Duncan to Duke. Having been arrested for a doubt he asks that the Duke should make prompt payment to him for "my little premises” ( ? on the sands at Douglas N.M.) so that the money may be used to discharge his Local liabilities - the debt for which he has been arrested,being an Irish one,may wait. |
| AP_110_21 |
8.3.1822
|
J.Moore to Duke re duty on imported flax. |
| AP_110_22 |
15.3.1822
|
Memo. of the quantity of potatoes distributed to the poor of Douglas as a gift from the Duke. |
| AP_110_23 |
16.3.1822
|
L.Geneste to Duke saying that the A/cs of the school in Athol St. are ready for inspection. |
| AP_110_24 |
-.-.1822
|
J. & E.Moore to Duke re the effect that the starting of a new Linen mill would have on their already established business. |
| AP_110_25 |
28.3.1822
|
Mrs.Jane Callow to Duke soliciting a post in the Customs for her husband. |
| AP_110_26 |
29.3.1822
|
W.Cunninghame to Duke re the condition of the Grange farm. Goes on to say that he has now no knowledge of what passes in the Keys. |
| AP_110_27 |
1.4.1822
|
Postmaster,Douglas to Duke re his arrangements with the owners and master of the "William Scott" the mail packet as to regarding taking the mails to Whitehaven. |
| AP_110_28 | Statement by the mate of the smack "Wm. Scott" with regard to the merits of that vessel and the sloop "Lively" as mail carriers. | |
| AP_110_29 |
4.4.1822
|
J.Richardson to Duke complaining of the unruly behaviour of the boatmen taking passengers to and from steamers at Douglas,and asking that an officer be put on board to control them. |
| AP_110_30 |
5.4.1822
|
Ed.Gawne to Duke re getting a cargo of coal landed at "Port Lamurrey" for the use of the kilns there. He sends two small Newtown Pippin apple trees for Castle Mona. |
| AP_110_31 |
10.4.1822
|
W.Tennison to Duke recommending Mr.Roper. |
| AP_110_32 |
11.4.1822
|
Duke to W.Roper regretting that he had not been told that Roper had been a bankrupt in Ireland.(Copy) |
|
|
||
|
|
|
|
|
|
||
|
Any comments, errors or omissions gratefully received
The Editor |
||