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| AP_133_1 |
21.9.1791
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C. Pearce to Duke announcing the arrival of the Commission of Inquiry |
| AP_133_2 |
1.10.1791
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Duke to Gov. Shaw requesting the attendance of certain witnesses at the Inquiry. |
| AP_133_3 |
3.10.1791
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certificate of Coroner of Glenfaba that witnesses have beeen charged to appear. |
| AP_133_4 |
10.10.1791
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A.Cook to Commissioners(Copy) giving his views on smuggling methods and suggestions for its prevention. |
| AP_133_5 |
16.10.1791
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A.Cook to Duke with a copy of the above[AP_133_4] (He was Capt. of the Revenue Cutter " Prince Edward") |
| AP_133_6 |
18.10.1791
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Gov. Shaw to Coroner of Glenfaba Inviting the public to give evidence before the Commission. |
| AP_133_7 |
19.10.1791
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J. Taubman to Commissioners reporting that a smuggled cargo had been landed and stored in a house belonging to him without his knowledge or consent. |
| AP_133_8 |
19.10.1791
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Keys to Commissioners mentioning reforms needed in connection with prisons,police,harbours,court—houses, Governor's salary,need for two Deemsters, common lands,game, and making suggestions re. commercial regulations,import of a reasonable quantity of spirits,red herring bounties and the free import of grain etc. |
| AP_133_9 |
20.10.1791
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Duke to Commissioners Re. harbours and public buildings etc. |
| AP_133_10 |
22.10.1791
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Gov. Shaw to Commissioners saying he disapproves of much of what the Keys have told the Comnns. He agrees however with remarks about the public buildings, deemsters,Governor's salary, and remarks on the need for a proper Govt House and an allowances for a Seeretary |
| AP_133_11 |
10.11.1791
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Duke to Commissioners asking for copies of such papers as were laid before them after he left the Island and which he had therefor not seen. |
| AP_133_12 |
18.11.1791
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Commissioners to Duke - Agreeing to let him have copies of such of the evidenee laid before as they consider to affect his interests. |
| AP_133_13 |
3.1.1792
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Commissioners to Duke - regretting that they cannot do more than promised above. |
| AP_133_14 |
17.11.1791
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Gov. Shaw to Commissioners re. the right of the Water Bailiff, as at present appointed, to act as Judge in the Admiralty Court,and as to the present standing of the Manx Admiralty Court as opposed to the British Admiralty |
| AP_133_15 |
18.11.1791
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Commissioners to Duke - Duplicate of No.12 above |
| AP_133_16 |
21.11.1791
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D. Reid to Buke forwarding ,to save the trouble of copying them, several of the papers which were laid before the Commissioners. |
| AP_133_17 |
4.1.1792
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Commissioners to Duke expressing their williness to receive any observations made by the Duke. |
| AP_133_18 |
7.1.1792
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Commissioners to Duke - Trivial |
| AP_133_19 |
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Senhouse Wilson to Commissioners with suggestions for alterations in the system of importing certain goods,and of the duties charged on them. |
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