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| AP_126_1 |
3.2.1813
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Questions put to Mr.John Kelly re. Government Letter Books, with his answers thereto. (From these it would appear that one book was either retained or defaced by Gov. Smelt. |
| AP_126_2 |
26.5.1777
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Lord North to Duke. advising the appointment of Lt.Col. Smith as Gov. |
| AP_126_3 |
8.7.1788
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Ld Sydney to Lt. Gov. Dawson. requesting him to give the Duke, who is about to visit the Island,all information and assistance possible. |
| AP_126_4 |
23.1.1790
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Duke of Richmond to Duke. regretting that he cannot appoint a nominee of the Duke to be Storekeeper to the Ordnance in the I.O.M.as he regards this post as being "one of the best in the Ordnance" and therefor to be given to one with long service in that Dept. |
| AP_126_5 |
8.9.1791
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Secretary Dundas to Duke. advising the despatch of five Commissioners to the Island, and enclosing a copy of their instructions. |
| AP_126_6 |
8.9.1791
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another copy of AP_126_5 above, but without the enclosure. |
| AP_126_7 |
22.6.1793
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Secretary-Dundas to Lt.Gov. informing him - in the absence of the Governor - of the Royal assent to certain Acts of Tynwald. |
| AP_126_8 |
24.6.1793
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Dundas to Duke asking for his remarks on comments by the Manx Attorney and Sol.General on an Act relating to the preservation of Game in the Island. |
| AP_126_9 |
18.7.1793
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Dundas to Duke asking him to place the above report [?AP_126_8] and relative correspondence before the Manx law officers for their further comments. |
| AP_126_10 |
8.7.1794
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Duke to Dundas asking for the Manx Game Act to be sent him so that he may send it to the Island for promulgation at Tynweld. |
| AP_126_11 |
7.8.1794
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Portland (Sec.State) to Lt.Gov. notifying him - in the absence of the Gov. - of the Royal assent to an Act regulating the Herring Fishery. |
| AP_126_12 |
1.7.1796
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Portland to Duke notyfying Royal assent to an Act. |
| AP_126_13 |
15.7.1796
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George Quayle (O/C I.O.M. Constitutional Dragoons) to Field-Marshal the Duke of York. (Copy) with copy of reply attached. (After relating the history and constitution,duties etc.of his command,Capt Quayle states that having received what they regard as a rebuff from the Duke he & his Officers have resigned their Commissions -recd.from the Lt.Gov but would be happy to carry-on if they would granted Commissions by the War Office. N.M.) |
| AP_126_14 |
15.7.1796
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Portland to Duke notifying the Royal assent to two Acts, but requesting reconsideration of a third. |
| AP_126_15 |
4.8.1796
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Capt.G. Quayle to Duke of Portland enclosing a copy of his letter of 16.7.1796 to H.M.the Duke of York,with the statement that Major Taubman had also resigned his commission for a similar reason,and one which the Duke of Atholl would "not chuse to be made publick". |
| AP_126_16 |
14.1.1797
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Portland to Duke with further reference to the Non-approval of a Manx Act for the punishment of Forgery, which the English law officers find to be badly drafted. |
| AP_126_17 |
11.5.1797
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Portland to Lt.Gov. Shaw. instructing him how he should act in the absence of the Gov. (Copy) |
| AP_126_18 |
12.5.1797
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Mr.Grenville to Duke enclosing copy of the above. |
| AP_126_19 |
13.5.1797
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Mr.Grenville to Duke expressing his regret on learning that the instructions to Lt.Gov. Shaw did not meet with the Duke's approbation. |
| AP_126_20 |
14.5.1797
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Mr.Grenville to Duke informing him that the Duke of Portiond would not have the letter to Shaw altered |
| AP_126_21 |
16.8.1797
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Portland to Duke notifying him that the Act with regard to Forgery had received the Royal assent. |
| AP_126_22 |
20.4.1798
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H.Dundas to Duke approving an increase in the number of the Fencibles and the raising of further Volunteers whose officers will be granted King's commission |
| AP_126_23 |
28.6.1798
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Duke to Portland (Draft) pointing out the defenceless condition of the Island. |
| AP_126_24 |
26.4.1801
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Mr. Addington to Duke. Trivial. |
| AP_126_25 |
18.5.1801
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Duke to Portland requesting an increase of pay for the Deemsters |
| AP_126_26 |
2.6.1801
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Hobart to Duke enclosing copies or Orders from the C.-in.C. to be read to all Yeomanry and Volunteer Regts. |
| AP_126_27 |
10.10.1801
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Hobart to Duke conveying the King's commands that His thanks be expressed to all Yeomanry and Volunteers. |
| AP_126_28 |
14.12.1801
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Duke to Mr. Addington (Copy) requesting an early decision with regard to the Bill which he hopes to bring in. |
| AP_126_29 |
16.12.1801
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Portland to Duke assuring him that his case will not be delayed. |
| AP_126_30 |
16.3.1802
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Portland to Duke promising that the terms of reference with regard to his case shall be extended. |
| AP_126_31 |
17.51802
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Duke to Portland (copy) urging that his case be considered without further delay. |
| AP_126_32 |
18.9.1804
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Hawkesbury to Duke asking him to instruct the First Deemster to take action on a Warrant issued in Scotland for the arrest of a Papist. |
| AP_126_33 |
7.12.1804
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Hawkesbury to Duke regretting that he cannot meet the Duke's wish that Lord Henry Murray be appointed Lt.Gov. |
| AP_126_34 |
14.3.1805
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Hawkesbury to Duke stating that while he cannot consider appointing any member of the Duke's family to the vacant post of Lt.Gov.he will take care that the appointment shall not be one injurious to the Duke's interests. |
| AP_126_35 |
5.6.1805
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Duke to Hawkesbury (draft) requesting thet the appointment of a Lt.Gov.may be delayed until he has submitted a memorial on the subject. |
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