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| AP_X71(3rd)_1 | The Constitution of the Isle of Man. | |
| AP_X71(3rd)_2 | - copy of AP_X71(3rd)_1. - | |
| AP_X71(3rd)_3 | - copy of AP_X71(3rd)_1. - | |
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-.2.1790
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The Constitution (As shown to Mr. Pitt) This differs considerably from the one above. N.M.) |
| AP_X71(3rd)_5 | The Council its constitution and duties. with partular reference to the changes brought about by the Revestment. | |
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20.2.1821
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Report and recommendations of the Committee appointed by Tynwald to draw up rules for the putting into execution an Act for "the better enforcing of common Judgements and Executions, anad the relief of Insolvent Debtors" |
| AP_X71(3rd)_7 | Draft Schedule for tabulating information called for byAP_X71(3rd)_7. | |
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29.12.1816
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R. Steuart to Fraser. (Copy) The continued illness of Mr.Scott (Collector
of Customs at Douglas) makes him fear that the Commissioners of Customs
may send someone to replace him unless the Duke does something to stop it
in London. If he is retired care must be taken that a post so important
to the Duke's interest is filled by a suitable man. Mr.Scott is in perfect
mental health but cannot use his right hand. Mr. Clarke,the new Attorney
General is tackling his job with enthusiasm, and interfering in everything
witn such vigour as to get himself disliked,though he is rooting out many
evils. His claim to precedence over the Deemsters has caused much irritation to the other members of the Council and to the legal profession,so that a deadly feud now exists between them. |
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29.10.1822
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Council Meeting. Duke's speech on the Bankers Act,with his criticism of the Banks of Messrs Holmes,Gawne and McWhannel. |
| AP_X71(3rd)_10 | - copy of AP_X71(3rd)_9 - | |
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29.10.1823
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Council Meeting. Note of proceedings,which authorised the renewal of licences to the above three bankers. |
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14.1.1824
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Council Meeting. re. the right of freedom of speech by the Keys,which is when assembled in their own House only. |
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27.1.1824
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Council Meeting. General business re Bills under condideration. |
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27.1.1824
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Council Meeting. - Covers the same ground as the above, but is differently expressed,and bears the signatures of all the members of Council |
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An Account of the Legislature,and the manner ot passing Acts of Tynwald. |
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-.1.1824
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Instructions from the Council to their Committee as to how they shall manage their conference with the Keys. |
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31.6.1813
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Minutes of Council Meeting at which Thos.Gawne,acting Attorney General, was appointed to act as Prosecutor at the trial of Robt. Quilliam, accused of sheep stealing. |
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