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| AP_X62_1 |
-.-.1787
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Revenue Book (Shows receipts of all revenue, by parishes also the rents and boons from the Abbeylands, with sundry receipts from the Demesne. Less petty disbursements of all kinds. - as managed for the Duke by his Commissioners. |
| AP_X62_2 |
24.7.1788
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Account between Duke and Commissioners for 1787. |
| AP_X62_3 |
26.7.1788
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Account between Duke and Commissioners for July 1788. |
| AP_X62_4 |
-.-.1787
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Account between Commissioners and R.Clague,for 1787. (Clague was clerk in the Commissioner's office,end these appear to be his petty cash expenditure. N.M.) |
| AP_X62_5 |
-.-.1779
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Revenue. Itemised summary of receipts and disbursements for years 1779 to 1786 inclusive. |
| AP_X62_6 |
-.-.1782
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List of Arrears of Revenue outstanding for 1782 to 1786. |
| AP_X62_7 |
14.7.1787
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- another copy of AP_X62_6. - |
| AP_X62_8 | List of Payments received on a/c of the above. | |
| AP_X62_9 |
18.7.1787
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P.J.Heywoods A/c with the Duke. June 1779 to July 1787. (Does not include any Revenue items. Shows a balance of £ 607.5.5 due to P.J.H. ) |
| AP_X62_10 |
19.7.1787
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summary of above,but showing P.J.H. owing £2,000 to the Duke. |
| AP_X62_11 | - another copy of AP_X62_10 - | |
| AP_X62_12 |
24.7.1788
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P.J.Heywoods A/c with the Duke, shows him owing £4421 to the Duke. |
| AP_X62_13 | Rough calculations connected with AP_X62_12 (?) | |
| AP_X62_14 | Rough notes connected with aAP_X62_12 (?) | |
| AP_X62_15 | A statement (by ?) of the Duke's relations with Mr. P.J.Heywood - the latter's failure to furnish accounts, and evasions when called upon to do so by the Duke, who came specially to Douglas in July 1787,bringing with him his Edinburgh agent (Mr.Farquhar) - to try and reach a settlement. Heywood,after much pressure, produced A/cs which showed the Duke to be owing him £607.5.5 (See No.9 above) These, however,could not be accepted,and Mr.Farquhar recast them with the result that Heywood was found to be £3,043 Manks in debt to the Duke (See No.10 above) Heywood then, in part payment,gave the Duke a bond,secured on Govt. Stock,for £2,006 and a Bill from his brother Robert for £536 (which together equalled the £3,043 Manks which was owing). The Statement then proceeds to analyse and criticise the A/cs, pointing out the many improper charges which were included. | |
| AP_X62_16 |
23.4.1791
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Remarks on certain charges in Mr.Heywood's A/cs. ( Draft for a letter,never sent ? N.M.) |
| AP_X62_17 |
6.10.1791
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L.Geneste to Duke pressing for payment of his bill for timber supplied by Mr. Heywood's order for the Dukes house in Douglas. |
| AP_X62_18 |
n.d.
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Letter to Duke from four Douglas artisans sseking payment of bills due to them by Mr.Heywood. |
| AP_X62_19 |
18.10.1788
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John Quayle to G.Farquhar (Edin) enclosing No.20 and and expressing the wish to conclude the differences which have arisen between the Duke and himself,as well as his readiness to pay the balance due on his A/cs. |
| AP_X62_20 |
26.7.1788
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Mr.Callow to Deemster and Mr.Farquhar (at Ballasalla) saying that he has come,at Mr. Quayle's request,to pay the sum due by him to the Duke as settled by the Court in the case brought against him by the Duke and Buchess a few years ago. But finding nobody at home he leaves this note to explain matters and say he will be glad to call again if an appointment can be made. |
| AP_X62_21 |
27.7.1788
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Deemster Moore to Mr.Callow acknowledging the above. |
| AP_X62_22 | Copies of bills for legal and other expenses of John Quayle in connection with the Duke's claim against him in the Chancery Court. June 1782 to Feb. 1786. | |
| AP_X62_23 |
23.7.1788
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Bill of R.Whiteside for port-wine. |
| AP_X62_24 |
18.6.1788
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H.Cosnahan for wines. |
| AP_X62_25 |
21.7.1788
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H.Cosnahan for wines. |
| AP_X62_26 |
23.7.1788
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L.Geneste for claret etc. |
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