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29.5.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. showing how much less is the figure the Bishop is asking for his tithes than is the value placed on them by others. He has,in fact, seldom asked half their real value, Mr. Forbes of Seafield has offered £15,000 per annum for them,which makes some think the Keys were unwise to refuse the Duke's offer to let them have them for £5,000. |
| AP_48(2nd)_2 |
25.6.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. The dry season has been disadvantegeous to the Dukue as the crops,on which the valuation is made,are exceptionaly poor. |
| AP_48(2nd)_3 |
6.7.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. Trivial |
| AP_48(2nd)_4 |
7.6.1826
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Duke to Pettman. Trivial |
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8.7.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. Further examples of low rents and tithes paid ("Mr Tobin's estate ) The local people have a strange notion that the tithe should be 1/10th of a fair rental whereas in England they are 1/6th. |
| AP_48(2nd)_6 |
12.7.1826
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J. Taylor to Duke. Trivial |
| AP_48(2nd)_7 |
13.7.1826
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Duke to Pettman. asking him to hasten the completion of his report for the Arbitrators. |
| AP_48(2nd)_8 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_9 |
15.7.1826
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Brunton to Duke. Trivial |
| AP_48(2nd)_10 |
16.7.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. speaks of "the extraordinary spectacle...at Castletown,of one of the Judges being brought to trial for a libel and only aquitted by the dread of starvation,after 13 hours fast,or the want of physical strength of some of the Jurymen". |
| AP_48(2nd)_11 |
19.7.1826
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J. Taylor to Duke. It is impossible to suggest a valuation for the mines,as they have been so little explored. |
| AP_48(2nd)_12 |
19.7.1826
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J. Taylor to Duke. Trivial |
| AP_48(2nd)_13 |
19.7.1826
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J. Taylor to Duke. Duplicate of AP_48(2nd)_11 |
| AP_48(2nd)_14 |
20.7.1826
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Duke to Pettman. (Copy) suggests he bring his report to Dunkeld for discussion. |
| AP_48(2nd)_15 |
21.7.1826
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J. Taylor to Duke. Acknowledging remittance to cover Capt. Barratt's Account. |
| AP_48(2nd)_16 | Capt.Barratt's A/c.,as per AP_48(2nd)_15, for his survey of the mines and his expenses. | |
| AP_48(2nd)_17 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_18 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_19 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_20 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_21 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_22 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_23 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_24 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_25 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_26 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_27 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_28 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_29 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_30 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_31 |
7.8.1826
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Duke to Pettman. Trivial |
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10.8.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. The Bishop proposes to give notice that "No potatoes will this year be taken on account of the short crops of barley and oats...from any person holding less than 30 acres of land..." |
| AP_48(2nd)_33 |
12.8.1826
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W. Brunton to Duke. The marble and other atones from the I.O.M having arrived in London the consignees find they have no market for them. Some of the chinney-pieces, however,are being polished and efforts made to find someone else who will handle the cargo. |
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1.9.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. saying he has arrived at Glasgow with Mr. Mungo Murray, and hopes to see the Duke. |
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18.9.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. General |
| AP_48(2nd)_36 |
21.9.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. Trivial. |
| AP_48(2nd)_37 |
23.9.1826
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J.Boxer to Pettman. unconnected to IoM |
| AP_48(2nd)_38 |
7.10.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. A check of the Warrens in the North of the Island against plans made by Smyth has shown these plans to be quite unreliable. Having gone over the ground with the several tenants he finds that there have been a number of encroachments,and has arranged for a new plan,showing these, to be made by Mr.Cowell who,being well known and respected in the district should be able to do so,though a stranger would be sure to meet with opposition and probably have to face a Manx jury on a charge of trespass. Mr.Cowell's plan shows the Duke's property to be much larger than had been previously reported. |
| AP_48(2nd)_39 |
8.10.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. comparing the value of advowsons in the I.O.M. with those for sale in England as shown by advertisements of some for sale there. |
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21.10.1826
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Duke to Pettman. General. (copy) |
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27.10.1826
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W.Pettman to Duke. declaring himself satisfied with the fairness of his report. |
| AP_48(2nd)_42 |
2.1.1827
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J. Taylor to Duke. Trivial. |
| AP_48(2nd)_43 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_44 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_45 |
13.1.1827
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J. Taylor to Duke. Understanding that Mr.Knott wishes to sell his lease of the Manx mines he suggests that it would be advisable for the Duke to take it rather than let it come into the open market. |
| AP_48(2nd)_46 |
15.1.1827
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unconnected to IoM |
| AP_48(2nd)_47 |
18.1.1827
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cannot read this. It is in shorthand. N.M. |
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| AP_48(2nd)_49 | unconnected to IoM | |
| AP_48(2nd)_50 | unconnected to IoM |
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