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| AP_111_1 |
26.2.1825
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J.Clark He has prepared a Case for the Privy Council. |
| AP_111_2 |
21.7.1825
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Wm. Roper Will do nothing without the Bishop's aprrobation. |
| AP_111_3 |
4.12.1825
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J.Clark Expects that when irritation has subsided the Manx people will see the need to come to a settlement about Tithes and to give the Church all its rights but the affair must be handled with discretion and the outrages which have taken place must be inquired into. |
| AP_111_4 |
15.8.1825
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J.HM.Menzies(Surgeon) Intends to practice in the I.O.M. and solicits patronage. |
| AP_111_5 |
5.2.1825
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John Drinkwater (Liverpool)Sends alterations which he thinks desirable in the Bill for regulating the Customs, and hopes the Duke will use his influence to have the Bill amended. |
| AP_111_6 |
23.4.1825
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W. Carrington being an ex-Officer of the Marines and Barrack Master at Castletown (?) asks the Duke to obtain a Commission for his son. |
| AP_111_7 |
21.6.1825
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W.Bowles(Dublin) It is not intended to re-establish the Coastguard in the I.O.M. |
| AP_111_8 |
18.8.1824
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H.W. Vincent Enclosing a proof copy of the Manx Revenue Bill. |
| AP_111_9 |
5.9.1824
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H.W. Vincent Sends two more copies. |
| AP_111_10 |
3.10.1825
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Mungo Murray suggests means whereby a loan of £100,000 might be obtained from Mr.Robins against money due from the Commissioners. |
| AP_111_11 |
2.5.1824
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.Forster Jr. (Liverpool) re. tenants for the cottages to be let (at Douglas ?) and the building of suggested baths. |
| AP_111_12 |
15.4.1824
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James Cowin being a wounded sailor,asks for a passage to the I.O.M. |
| AP_111_13 |
_.7.1824
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John Ronald petitions re.a lawsuit with regard to property i in the I.O.M. |
| AP_111_14 |
9.10.1824
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J.Richardson (Liverpool)re carriage of mails to the I.O.M. |
| AP_111_15 |
19.1.1824
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J.Richardson (Liverpool)re carriage of mails to the I.O.M. |
| AP_111_16 |
5.2.1824
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Hugh Cown(Peel) sends a Petition which the Duke's secretary has refused to receive. |
| AP_111_17 |
10.2.1824
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Mr.Grave(Postmaster,Douglas) advises that the increase in the Post Office revenue during the past year was about £220. |
| AP_111_18 |
16.6.1824
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Ann Quirk a hawker appeals for help |
| AP_111_19 |
24.6.1824
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J.Holmes re the unsuitability of the "Albion" as a mail pacquet in the winter. With a copy of the Duke's letter to Mr.Freeling about this attached. |
| AP_111_20 |
12.11.1824
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T.Cleater (chief Constable, Douglas) regarding an increase in his salary, |
| AP_111_21 |
28.6.1824
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Capt. J. Bisett (O/C. 2nd. Vet, Coy) reporting the strength of the Coy. and the fact that it is not efficient. |
| AP_111_22 |
7.11.1824
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Capt. J. Bisett Reporting death of Sgt.Durie, who leaves a widow and children unprovided for. |
| AP_111_23 |
11.3.1824
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James Ray Reporting that Deemster Gawne,said to be ill in bed,was actually on his way to London with Mr.Moore (rejected by the Duke as a member of the Keys) intending,when in London, to strengthen the party opposed to the Duke. |
| AP_111_24 |
20.1.1824
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John Drinkwater (Liverpool) proposes to form a Company to buy and operate a Mail steamer. |
| AP_111_25 |
27.11.1824
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Postmaster,Douglas. requesting a Frank for a letter. |
| AP_111_26 |
29.3.1824
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Rev. Joseph Qualtrough thanking him for presentation to Kk. Lonan. |
| AP_111_27 |
10.11.1824
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Copy of directions issued by the Comptroller-General of the Preventive Establishment with regard to communications between different branches of the Service,and of its Cruisers. |
| AP_111_28 |
25.6.1824
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Copy of despatch from James Mackenzie (Office for the Herring Fishery,Douglas) to the Office for the Herring Fishery,Edinburgh complaining that Irish boats are poaching off the Manx coast and shooting their nets by day. The help of a Cruiser to stop this is requested,and it is pointed out that she should be well manned and armed as the Irishmen are desperate characters who during the last season made a furious attack on the town and people of Peel. |
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