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| AP_110(2nd)_1 |
12.4.1822
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P.Reid to Duke stating his qualification as manager of a Linen Mill. |
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12.4.1822
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Treasurer,Soup Association, to Duke thanking him for his support,which has enabled them to feed 105 people,and offering to submit their books for his inspection. |
| AP_110(2nd)_3 |
27.4.1822
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"Enemy to Oppression" to Duke asking his assistance to redress wrongs inflicted on a English family in Douglas,who cannot look for justice from the local authorities. |
| AP_110(2nd)_4 |
27.4.1822
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Holmes & Co. to Duke advising a delay in the mails due to bad weather. |
| AP_110(2nd)_5 |
28.4.1822
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J.Richardson to Duke asking his help to obtain the cancellation of an order from the Customs forbidding the supply of any spirits for passengers on the packet "Superb". |
| AP_110(2nd)_6 |
1.5.1822
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J.Richardson to Duke enlarging on the above. |
| AP_110(2nd)_7 |
4.4.1822
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J.Richardson to Duke enlarging on the above. |
| AP_110(2nd)_8 |
4.5.1822
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J.Richardson to Customs. asking that a supply may be shipped for the use of passengers (often exceeding I00 per trip) while on board. |
| AP_110(2nd)_9 |
10.5.1822
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J.Richardson to Duke pointing out that the prohibition is illegal,as the crew alone (43 hands) are entitled to much more then has been drawn for the whole ship. |
| AP_110(2nd)_10 |
16.5.1822
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G.Murray to Duke enclosing a note from the Treasury (?) |
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Treasury to Murray.Note,as above.(In good Govt.style they have mixed the export of spirits from the I.O.M. with the import of tobacco to the Isle of Wight. N.M.) |
| AP_110(2nd)_12 |
20.6.1822
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Dr. Oswald to Duke reporting on the very inadequate arrangements made for medical attention to Servicemen in the Island. (the Douglas barracks are stated to consist of two rooms fitted to take 46 men. At the time of writing they held 38 men and women and children. There was no hospital. N.M.) |
| AP_110(2nd)_13 |
30.6.1822
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Dr. Oswald to Duke re injuries sustained by a quarryman,and recommending that he should not do any work for a certain period. (This must be a very early sample of a medical certificate N.M.) |
| AP_110(2nd)_14 |
6.7.1822
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W. Cunninghame to Duke expressing his intentions to support the Duke in his good work for the Island. |
| AP_110(2nd)_15 |
6.7.1822
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W. Cunninghame to Duke - Copy of above - |
| AP_110(2nd)_16 |
10.7.1822
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W. Cunninghame to Duke again protesting his loyalty. |
| AP_110(2nd)_17 |
11.7.1822
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Soc.Ladies Soup Dispensary to Duke thanking him for support. |
| AP_110(2nd)_18 |
1.9.1822
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Duke to Mr. Bell asking why the Minutes of the Council were not written up and how the Lt. Gov. came to get possession of them. |
| AP_110(2nd)_19 |
20.9.1822
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John Bell to Duke stating his reasons for not having entered the minutes (and saying, incidentally, that he was away from his house at Oak Hill, which was being rebuilt N.M.) and how the book got into the hands of the Lt. Gov. |
| AP_110(2nd)_20 |
21.10.1822
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John Smith to Duke asking assistance |
| AP_110(2nd)_21 |
25.10.1822
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Mrs.Hoskins to Duke asking his patronage for her son. |
| AP_110(2nd)_22 |
28.10.1822
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T. Howard to Duke asking for an appointment. |
| AP_110(2nd)_23 |
29.10.1822
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J.Holmes to Duke asking permiseion to issue Notes to value of £25,000 and offering to give security to cover the issue. |
| AP_110(2nd)_24 |
29.10.1822
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L.McWhannell to Duke asking permission to issue Notes to the value of £4,000. |
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G.Quirk to J.Quirk giving an account of the wreck of H.M.Brig "Racehorse" on Langness. |
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news of two boats from the wreck [H.M.Brig "Racehorse" ], which managed to reach ‘Port Greenock”. The ignorance of the Pilot. |
| AP_110(2nd)_27 |
3.11.1822
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Mark A Mills to Duke sending printed copies of the proceedings of Tynwald. (Missing N.M.) |
| AP_110(2nd)_28 |
13.11.1822
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Mark A Mills to Duke regarding the unjust allegations which are being made against him. |
| AP_110(2nd)_29 |
13.11.1822
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J.Richardson to Postmaster. advising that as the "Superb" is detained for repairs he intends to send the mails by a sailing ship. |
| AP_110(2nd)_30 |
15.11.1822
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Rev.J.Nelson to Duke regarding slate quarries at Meary Veg,Meary Voar and Crogga. |
| AP_110(2nd)_31 |
17.11.1822
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Lt.Reid R.N. to Duke advising him that as Capt.of H.M. Cutter "Vigilent" he had been compelled for the safety of his ship to take certain action against the merchant sloop “Vigilent" the Master of which proposed to have him arrested for damage to one of his hawsers. |
| AP_110(2nd)_32 |
16.11.1822
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Details of the above incident as given by Lt.Reid,and affidavit sworn by the Master (David Lloyd) of the merchant ship. |
| AP_110(2nd)_33 |
21.11.1822
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Mark A Mills to Duke re the efrorts being made to destroyhis reputation. |
| AP_110(2nd)_34 |
27.11.1822
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John Bell to Duke re. the conditions upon which he would be prepared to exchange his post of Clerk to the Council for that of Acting Att.-Gen. |
| AP_110(2nd)_35 |
28.11.1822
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Coastguard to Commander H.M.S."Royal George" directing him to place himself under the orders of the Inspecting Commander at Douglas. (Copy) |
| AP_110(2nd)_36 |
29.11.1822
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J.J.Kayle to Duke giving reasons why brewers cannot reduce the price of ale. |
| AP_110(2nd)_37 |
-.12.1822
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Capt.Suckling to Duke (Capt.H.M.S, "Racehorse" N.M.) expressing his thanks for assistance received,etc. |
| AP_110(2nd)_38 |
11.12.1822
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John Bell to Duke declining the post of Acting Att.-Gen. |
| AP_110(2nd)_39 |
4.12.1822
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Mark A.Mills to Duke forwarding,for any correcections needed a printed copy of the Proceedings of Tynwald. |
| AP_110(2nd)_40 |
14.12.1822
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Duke to M.A.Mills enclosing a copy of the Chancery Order of 2.7.1812 refusing his admission to the Manx Bar. (Copy) |
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Copy of Order as above. |
| AP_110(2nd)_42 |
14.12.1822
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Lt.Gen.Goldie to Duke requesting his attendance at the funeral of his father-in-law Mr.Taubman. |
| AP_110(2nd)_43 |
15.12.1822
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Duke to Gen.Goldie stating he will attend. (Draft) |
| AP_110(2nd)_44 |
16.12.1822
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M.A.Mills to Duke asking that his conduct may be investigated by a tribunal,but that above all things the members of the tribunal shall be unprejudiced. |
| AP_110(2nd)_45 |
20.12.1822
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W.Tennison to Duke asking whether the Duke would approve of the writer recommending Mr.Roper for the post of Acting Att.-Gen. |
| AP_110(2nd)_46 |
21.12.1822
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R.Thimbleby to Duke re the enlargement of the Chapel at Castletown. |
| AP_110(2nd)_47 |
22.12.1822
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W.Nicholson to Duke applying for a post in the Customs. Witha P.S. saying that the mail packet from Whitehaven "has been for some time past shamefully managed." |
| AP_110(2nd)_48 |
26.12.1822
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Postmaster to Duke re a mail left behind by the packet. |
| AP_110(2nd)_49 |
27.12.1822
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W.Cunninghame to Duke apologising for his apparent ingratitude in opposing the Duke's wishes. |
| AP_110(2nd)_50 |
28.12.1822
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Capt. Suckling to Duke. He has placed two of his men under arrest for stealing copper from the wreck of H.M.S."Racehorse" and,as he and his crew are to leave the Island in a short time,he asks that an early date may be fixed for their trial. |
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29.12.1822
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W. Thomson to Duke. A military pensioner asks for employment. |
| AP_110(2nd)_52 |
1.1.1823
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Duke to Capt.Suckling. (Copy) replying to No.50 above. |
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D.Mylrea to Duke re purchases he has made for him at the Lhane Moar. And asking help for the widow of a relation. |
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