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Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 10 Jun 1737
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle June 10th 1737
Sir
Inclosed we send you our Cash Accot for last Month on which remains a Ballance of One Thousand & Twenty two pounds Nine Shillings & Sixpence three farthing in favour of the Hospital. We have no demand made upon us for the Interest due to the Lord Peters & the heir of Doctor Chamberlain at Ladyday last, therefore we begg to know whether we
Letter – Hugh Boag to Peter Hughes – 11 Jun 1737
To Mr Peter Hughes at Middleton Hall by Alnmouth
Ravensworth Castle June 11th 1737
Mr Hughes
What Fee farme Rents are payable out of Middleton Hall to any person we are advised and ordered not to pay them unless the persons Claiming first Satisfie us that they put in their Claim at the Forfature so acquaint them with this but pay none till further orders, if any Tyth Rent or Moduses are payable out of your farm they must be
Letter – Hugh Boag to George Ancrum – 11 Jun 1737
To Mr Geo Ancrum at Scremerston near Berwick
Ravensworth Castle June 11th 1737
Mr Ancrum
Pray acquaint your Brother that whatever fee farme Rents are payd out of Scremerston that he is not to pay them till they Satisfie us that they put in their Claims at the forfeiture & we are ordered not to pay them till further orders, but what ever Tyth Rents or Moduses if any be payable out of Scremerston they must be punctually payd. I a
Letter – Hugh Boag to John Smart – 11 Jun 1737
To Mr John Smart at Belford
Ravensworth Castle June 11th 1737
Mr Smart
I think you pay on the Hospitalls Accot to the Duke of Somersetts Agent or Bayliff a fee farme Rent for Spindleston annually. We are advised that unless persons who receive these fee farme Rents Issuing out of the Derwr Estate put in their Claim at the forfeiture, the hospitall need not pay any. The Directors have ordered us to pay none unless the persons
Letter – Nicholas Walton to John Maule – 17 Jun 1737
To Mr Jn Maule at Greenwich
Rav Castle June 17th 1737
Dear Sr
We Take the first opertunity of Answering your favour of the 10th Inst which came to hand last post and for which you have our Sincere and hearty thanks.
It is Some nay a great deal of Concerne to us to find you think us rather Inclinable to Correspond with the Board than you on Such affaires as particularly relate the Accots of the Derwentwater
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 17 Jun 1737
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Rav Castle June 17th 1737
Sir
We were favoured with yours of the 10th Inst with the Boards Minutes of the 8th Inst which we duely Observe.
The Representation of Ralph Radcliff Esqr relating his purchase of the Ambles Estate in the County of Northumberland, we doe not question the fact of, but we are Ready to believe Mr William Radcliff had no right to Sell What we meant by a Settlement was th
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Strickland – 21 Jun 1737
To Mr <Strickland>
Ravenworth Castle June 21st 1737
Sir
I am favoured with yours of the 16 Inst in answer to which we are prepared to remit you the Interest due to Lord Peter and the Annuity to Lady Catherine Radcliff. I Observe you have a Certificate in the usual forme of Lady Catherines Life Since Ladyday last which Certificate I desire you’ll Show Lawyer Hunter, who is Auditor of the Derwentwater Accot
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Simpson – 21 Jun 1737
To Mr Simpson Attorney at Law
Ravensworth Castle June 21 1737
Sir
The Tennants of Thornthwait (a part of the Estate of the Late Earl of Derwentwater) have growing upon their Respective Farmes Birch & Alder Wood and Oakes in their HedgeRows some of whom Claim a Right to Sell all and others only to that in the HedgeRows. As I rememember when I acquainted you with it you were Clear in opinion that these Tennants had no rig
Will – Obadiah Emerson – 2 Jul 1737
In the Name of God Amen I Obadiah Emerson of Low Houses in Garrigill in Alston Moore Diocese of Durham and County of Cumberland Yeoman being weake in body But of good and Perfect Memory (Blessed be god) But Considering the uncertainty and fraility of Mankinde doe make this my Last Will and Testament In Manner and forme following Vizt. First I commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty god hopeing thro[ugh] the Meritorious Death of my Saviour Jesus Christ for the free pardon of All my sins and my
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 3 Jul 1737
To William Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle July 3d 1737
Sir
We were favoured with yours with the Boards Minutes of the 22 June last in Course which we duely Observe.
The Ballance of our last Cash Accot in favour of the Hospital we have remittance for, ready to be Sent you pursuant to the Boards Commands, but as we have a demand made upon us for the Interest & Annuity due to Lord Petres & La
Letter – Nicholas Walton to John Maule – 3 Jul 1737
To Mr John Maule
Ravensworth Castle July 3d 1737
Sir
We received your favour of the 25th Ulto for which we return you many thanks.
That mistake which you mention in our Cash for the Month of April last, about Mr Pearsons Salary being made due Martinmas 1737 upon examination of our Copy find to be as you Say, but was intended for Mayday then next, as it was so near at hand, and the Recet is accordingly & we
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 5 Jul 1737
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle July 5 1737
Sir
After Severall enquirys and examinations into the matter in Dispute between the Hospitall & the Keswick Tennants, we have produced to us a Lease of Old Park dated 16th August 1711, for 21 years Commenceing at Ladyday preceeding under the yearly Rent of £20, payable at Penticost & Martinmas in every year, by which means every years Rent was payd
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Andrew Scott – 14 Jul 1737
To Mr Andw Scott
Ravensworth Castle July 14th 1737
Mr Scott
We reced yours of the 24 June last which before now we have not had time to Answer
As to the Division of the Northside of Scremerston however you and the Joynt takers understood it, we always Meant that it Should be Enjoyed in equall Shares, Each paying an equall Share of the Rent and in that way it was understood to be agreed when Mr Boag was last at
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Luke Nealson – 14 Jul 1737
To Mr Luke Nealson
Ravensworth Castle July 14 1737
Dear Sr
Your favour of the 19th June last is before us and in answer we are sorry we Cannot Comply with what you desire as to Winning Limestone in the Estate of Scremmerston.
The Directors of the Hospitall have positively Commanded us not to Suffer any person whatever to Win Limestone in any of their Estates without paying for the Liberty of doing so, &
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Thomas Simpson – 15 Jul 1737
To Mr Thos Simpson
Attorney in Law at Penrith
Ravensworth Castle July 15th 1737
A Coppy of Mr Waltons Letter dated 21st June last was Sent him this day with the following Letter.
The above is a Coppy of a Letter wrote you the 21st June last which we doubt not came to your hand, tho’ we have not been favoured with Your Answer.
What is therein desired was intended to be of use to the Hospital & not of any particular use to us, the
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 20 Jul 1737
To Mr Wm Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle July 20th 1737
Sir
In Obedience to the Boards Commands we have Inclosed sent you an accot of what Repaires are most necessary on the most proper parts of the Estate late Darwentwr to be begun with & wch we hope may be done this Season tho’ it is so farr advanced that we doubt of Compleating all in the Inclosed Accot.
All the parts of the Darwentwater Estate
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Benjamin Shutt – 20 Jul 1737
To Mr Ben Shutt
Ravensworth Castle July 20 1737
Mr Boag and I have a Sum to pay Lord Peters and Lady Katherine Radcliffe for Interest etc due out of the Darwentwater Estate which I must Desire you will <transmit> for us. The Sum due to Lord Peters is £1000 & to Lady Kath Radcliffe £100 for wch proper Receipts are to be taken: Coppys whereof you have Inclosed with Tenn Bills & Notes amounting to
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Not stated – 20 Jul 1737
Ravensworth Castle July 20th 1737
Sir
We have omitted in ours of this date to acquaint you that in the Newcastle Courrant which we send you Inclosed is incerted a Paragraph relating the Informacon exhibited against Mr Readhead for Committing Waist on the Darwentwater Estate wch is taken from a Letter wrote by Mr Wye & Seems to be intended as a reflection upon the Enquirey & to excuse Ra Redhead we the
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 22 Jul 1737
Wm Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle July 22d 1737
Sir
As the Hospitall are to have Tryall (with the Persons Claiming Haydon Town Farme on an old Lease) at the next Assizes at NCastle which begins the 8 August next, we begg leave to putt you in mind of it, tho we hope Mr Airey has taken proper care to inform you or Mr Radley so as to prepare what is necessary for Tryall.
The Quakers company’s Agent havin
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 29 Jul 1737
To Mr Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle July 29th 1737
Sir
We wrote you the 22nd Inst about the discharge given to the persons Imployed by George Liddell Esqr & Partners, at Tarrett Burn in Tindale within the Manour of Wark & therein acquainted you that we would make enquiry & give you a particular Accot of the whole Affair
We have accordingly made all the enquiry we had an opportunity of doing
Letter – John Maule to William Corbett – 3 Aug 1737
A Copy of a Letter from Mr Maule to Wm Corbett Esqr
Royal Hospitall Greenwch 3 Augt 1737
Sir
In answer to the Receivers Letter of the 5 July be pleased to acquaint the Board that I have Strictly examined & considered as much as in my power the affair in Dispute between the Hospitall and the Tennants of the Demiesne Lands of Keswick & by comparing the Copys of Miles Wilsons receipts for
Letter – Nicholas Walton to James Hunter – 7 Aug 1737
To James Hunter Esqr
Ravensworth Castle Augt 7th 1737
Sr
Your favour of the 23 July last woud have been answered Sooner: had we not been both abroad when it came to this place & Since engaged in business that we no way coud avoid.
By our appointment as Receivers, we never apprehend any Expence of Fees (in passing our Accots) to be upon us, & it was our Intentions to Charge what you mention, as fe
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 14 Aug 1737
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Ravensworth Castle Augt 14th 1737
Sir
We reced yours with the Boards Minutes of the 3d Inst which we duly observe; and the Board may depend upon our utmost care & frugality in excuting their commands.
The necessary Repaires amounting to £1160. 8. 2 we are putting in Execution & we beg leave to observe that the Board have given no Orders for doing anything at Newlands & Whi
Letter – Nicholas Walton to George Birkett – 14 Aug 1737
To Mr Birkett
Ravensworth Castle August 14th 1737
Sir
We reced yours of the 16 June last, which would have been answered Sooner but that we were prevented by Busyness of Conquence.
[In the margin:] Sent Mr Simpson a Copy of this the 25th May 1740
As to what You Seem to Charge Mr Pearson with, we are Strangers in it and more Particularly so as it was at a time when we were no way concerned. At the tim
Letter – Nicholas Walton to John Stephenson – 23 Aug 1737
Ravth Castle August 23d 1737
Mr Stephenson
Inclosed I send you the Boards Minutes at Salters Hall the 3rd August Inst which relate to you, & which you will I doubt not Observe as farr as you have it in your power, but I doe not see how you Can once a Month give any Accot It woud do well I think when you replie if you desire they will give you Leave to doe it once a quarter, But this I only mention to you, as if you can doe
