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| AP_45_1 |
8.6.1824
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Greenwood, Cox & Co. to Duke enclosing for transmission to Sec. of State for War a Claim from Major Caesar Tobin, late Paymaster, 2nd Manx Fencibles. |
| AP_45_2 |
4.6.1824
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Claim from Major Caesar Tobin, late Paymaster, 2nd Manx Fencibles for £526.16.9 being Bounty,pay etc. disbursed during 1796 to men subsequently found to be over the Establishment and therefor disallowed, |
| AP_45_3 |
-.-.1824
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Duke to Sec.for War (Draft) submitting AP_45_2. |
| AP_45_4 | Minute on AP_45_2. | |
| AP_45_5 |
15.11.1824
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War Office to Duke The claim is being considered. |
| AP_45_6 |
24.11.1824
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Duke to Tobin (Draft) The claim is being considered. |
| AP_45_7 |
5.5.1828
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Tobin to Duke demanding payment from the Duke,whom he holds responsible for the error because he did not pass on the W.O. instructions |
| AP_45_8 |
23.6.1828
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Duke(sec.) to Tobin stating that if he will send to Cox & Co. the necessary vouchers the Duke will pay whatever sum they consider correct, |
| AP_45_9 |
6.9.1828
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Greenwood, Cox & Co. to Duke They are examining the claim. Part,at least, they consider to be payable, |
| AP_45_10 |
12.9.1828
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Tobin to Cox & Co. with further details of his claim. |
| AP_45_11 |
20.9.1828
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Cox & Co. to Duke agreeing that the claim was justified. |
| AP_45_12 |
4.11.1828
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Tobin to Duke asking him to authorise payment. |
| AP_45_13 |
9.12.1828
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Tobin to Duke asking him to authorise payment. |
| AP_45_14 |
17.2.1829
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Cox & Co. to Duke Tobin's Bill drawn on the Duke has been presented to them. May they honour it. ? |
| AP_45_15 |
3.3.1829
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Cox & Co. to Duke Tobin's Bill drawn on the Duke has been presented to them. May they honour it. ? |
| AP_45_16 |
5.3.1829
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Cox & Co. to Duke One Bill has been removed. May they honour it if again pressented ? |
| AP_45_17 |
6.3.1829
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Cox & Co. to Duke forwarding the Bill for acceptance. |
| AP_45_18 |
30.9.1823
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Treasury to Duke refusing his claim for diminished receipts on his annuity caused by the decrease in the Manx revenue. |
| AP_45_19 |
5.10.1823
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J.C.Curwen to Duke saying that he will be glad at all times to assist in promoting the prosperity of the Island, |
| AP_45_20 |
29.10.1823
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? to Duke (Cannot decipher this,but it appears to refer to the mail service (?) and not to be important. N.M.) |
| AP_45_21 |
11.11.1823
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Treasury to Duke regretting that the Duke's wishes withregard to a Customs appointment cannot be met. |
| AP_45_22 |
24.11.1823
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Duke to Treasury recommending certain Customs appointments. |
| AP_45_23 |
26.11.1823
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Duke to Treasury Trivial |
| AP_45_24 |
6.12.1823
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Treasury to Duke.saying they will ask the Customs to consider the Duke's recommendations. |
| AP_45_25 |
7.1.1824
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Duke to Treasury recommending a Customs appointment. |
| AP_45_26 |
16.1.1824
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Treasury to Duke.accepting the above, |
| AP_45_27 |
16.2.1824
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T. Brine to Duke certain works reporting the completion of to the Court House at Ramsey. |
| AP_45_28 |
16.2.1824
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T. Brine to Duke asking authority for payment of work done but which can be charged to no Fund, |
| AP_45_29 |
16.2.1824
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T. Brine to Duke List of repairs needed to the Court Houses at Ramsey,Douglas and Peel. |
| AP_45_30 |
16.2.1824
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T. Brine to Duke. Report on repairs undertaken at various public buildings including the Gaol,the Court House at Kk.Michael,the Lt.Gov.'s House, the Castle Rushen walls (new roofs on the turrets) etc. |
| AP_45_31 |
-.3.1824
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Duke to Mr. Peel concerning the need for some of the work as per AP_45_30 |
| AP_45_32 |
8.3.1824
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Duke to Treasury Trivial |
| AP_45_33 |
11.3.1824
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Treasury to Rec. Gen. giving authority to pay for certain repairs to public buildings. |
| AP_45_34 |
10.3.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. A rough passage of 24 hours in the "Duchess of Atholl. McCrone's hot bath at C.Mona. Coal found at the Northside. Archdeacon Mylrea has married a number of people and the marriages turn out to be illegal. The Keys to pass a Bill to legalise them. Progress of the work at Mona Crescent. "Dr.Oswald has taken a pint of blood from Gov.Smelt,I wish he had drained him." General news, |
| AP_45_35 |
17.3.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. The local theatre.The coals are good. General news. |
| AP_45_36 |
24.3.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news. |
| AP_45_37 |
30.8.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news. Progress in the C.Mona gardens. A fleet of 42 colliers pass. |
| AP_45_38 |
9.4.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news. |
| AP_45_39 |
19.4.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news. |
| AP_45_40 |
27.4.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news. |
| AP_45_41 |
26.3.1824
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John Ross to Duke re a Duty on the importation of stone, |
| AP_45_42 |
15.4.1824
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Duke(?) to Treasury Trivial |
| AP_45_43 |
1.5.1824
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Treasury to Duke. re appointments in the Customs. |
| AP_45_44 |
4.5.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. The gardens at Castle Mona. Dixon has taken up quarters at the new Inn. The installing of water-closets at Castle Mona. |
| AP_45_45 |
11.5.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news, |
| AP_45_46 |
18.5.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. General news, the tree peoneys and the rabbits. |
| AP_45_47 |
25.5.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. The cottages should be ready to receive lodgers by the middle of June. General. |
| AP_45_48 |
7.6.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. A footpath has been made from the to the East garden door (Castle Mona) which was much needed,as visitors complained much of the heavy walking on the sands, which they thought a great drawback to East Mona Crescent. The peoneys have flowered to perfection and there is a Poppy "with a flower as big as the crown of my hat." and "the Spice Islands cannot exceed the delicious scent that the Stocks send forth". |
| AP_45_49 |
7.6.1824
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Mungo Murray to Duke. Memo of vacant posts in the Customs. |
| AP_45_50 |
10.6.1824
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G.P.O to Duke. Postage on letters to and from the Island amounts to about £2,300 per annum. The mail contractor receives £600 and there are other expenses of about £100 per annum. |
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