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Letter – Nicholas Walton to George Liddell – 3 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Dec 3rd 1738
To George Liddell Esq
Hond. Sir
In answer to yours of the 26th Inst we yesterday waited upon Mr Airey and acquainted him with what you wrote, relating the severall ways proposed for dispatching the Tenants Leases on the Derwentwater Estate for as he is not only a judge of any Inconveniences that might Attend some of the Methods proposed, but in expectation of having a Share of the profits we thought it very proper to have his advise.
It is quite
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 3 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Dec. 3. 1738
To Wm Corbett Esq.
Sir
Inclosed herein we send you our Cash Accot. for last Month, on which remins a Balance of Seventy pounds Nineteen shillings & sixpence halfpenny in favour of the Hospitall.
As the Collonels Lead Mine Lease is now out of the way we should be glad to have the pleasure of seeing the Tennants Leases putt forward as the great number of them will take up a good deale of time & we are, Sir Yours &c
Walton &
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Richard Horne – 3 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Dec. 3. 1738
To Mr Horne
Dr Sir
Inclosed herein we send you a Coppy of our Letter to Mr Radley of this date, in which you being equally concerned, we desire you will consider it jointly with him & lett us know your thoughts thereon, & as you see occasion we hope you’ll make use of your friends at the Board in what appears of the mutuall benefit.
We have now prepared a Draught of the Lead Mine Lease to send our friend in Scotland for the usual, a Co
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Radley – 3 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Dec.3. 1738
To Mr Wm Radley
Dear Sir
As the Collonels Lead Mine Lease is now Executed, we hope will open a way for the poor Tennants Leases soon to follow. They have been in great agonie about them and many never expect to see one in this part of the world. However as we hope they will soon be convinced to the contrary, we think proper to order for their dispatch, to lay before you the following proposal, whereby we hope, the greatest dispatch will be made, &am
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 8 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Dec.8. 1738
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Sir
Inclosed we send you a Draught of the Intended Lease of the Lead Mine in Scotland, which was proposed to you to be concerned in wth Mr Horne and us. It is sent to the Gent[lema]n who ha shad the Transacon of the Affair. The Lease is drawn in as favourable a manner as possible as we think for us as Lessees, but if any thing is of your opinion otherwise pray lett us know by returne of the post that we may acquaint the Gentn. the
Letter – William Radley to Matthew Milburn – 9 Dec 1738
To Mr Matthew Milburn at High Green in Wark Manour
The original sent the 16th Dec 1738
Mr Milbourn
The Comm[issioner]s of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich having had several Complaints of several Trespasses & Violences by you & your Accomplices Committed and of great damage thereby done to the Colliery called Tarret Burn of highgreen & Blackburn in the parish of Simonburn in Northumberland, now in the possession of & worked by James Dodds of Smiddiwell Ri
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Wharton – 12 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Decemr.12. 1738
To Mr Wharton Attorney at Law in Newcastle
Sir
The Arrear of Rent due from Mr Blackett at Martinmas 1734 was return’d to the Comm[issioners} of Greenwich Hospitall by the late Rec[eive]rs amongst severall other arrears, a Schedule whereof was sent to us, in order that we might receive them, & pursuant to the order we had, Mr Blacketts arrear was demanded by us, of Mr Ellis who pay’d it by our direction to Mr Bunting our Bailiff & he
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 12 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Dec.12th 1738
To Wm Corbett Esqr London
Sir
We recd yours last post wth the Boards Minutes of the 6th of Decemb Inst wch we Duly Observe & in such pticulars as answers are required we will give our answer as farr as we can next post we hope you will excuse it this post as we cannot doe it for want of time.
Mr Wharton the Undersherrif for the County of Northumberland writes us he has orders to levy upon the Goods of Mr Blackett for <an> arrear of th
Letter – Nicholas Walton to George Liddell – 15 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Decemr 15th: 1738
To George Liddell Esqr
Honrd Sir,
We reced Yours of the 6th Inst and are sorry to find you have so much Trouble about the Survey of the Derwentwater Estate, with regard to the Gratification for Isaac Thompson, as he had not the Benefitt by Surveying the Commons.
We have gone thro’ all that has been said about it to us and the Letters we have wrote to the Board & cannot find we had any Direction to make the Agreement with Mr Thompson,
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Mr Rutherford – 15 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle 15 December 1738
Mr Rutherford
We desire that you will enquire of some of the oldest and most judicious men in and about Scremmerston at what time and by what means or accident Scremmerston Colliery was first sett on Fire and how long it is since and lett us know by the return of the post or as soon as you can. Pray be very particular.
If your men should want work for some time the Colliery must be Saved from Burning if possible, so we hope you have used the me
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 15 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle 15 Decemr 1738
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Sir
We Reced yours with the Boards Minutes of the 6th Instant which we duely observe, but Scremmerston Colliery lying at so great a distance cannot this post acquaint you with the occasion of her being sett on Fire: we have wrote to be informed of it, and as soon as we can will lett you know.
We do not find by any Copy of Letter or other Memorandum that we acquainted Mr Thompson with the postscript of the secretarys Letter
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Ralph Wood – 25 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Decemr 25th 1738
To Mr Ra. Wood at Rivergreen near Morpeth
Mr Wood
We Desire & shall be glad if you will gett us your Bill of Costs, Inc[urre]d in the Cause Moore against Wood, we hope that you will lose no time in this because it may be in our power now to Assist you in it.
Which part of the Costs you doe not know it will , we hope be worth your while to Stir about & gett them, so as they may all be putt together. Mr Everinghams Charge should be in
Letters – Edward Stanley to James Vernon – 28 Dec 1738
1738 Dec 28 Recd of James Vernon Esq fifty Two Shillg in full for fees due
Edw Stanley
fileing Warners <Sure[ty]> 6 8
fileling Lre of Attorney 6 8
Fee on Admission 6 8
Entrd on the Role 6 8
<parl...> and duty 6 6 < 2Stamps>
<Fealty> 2 6
Fee on <Sure> to the Uses of the <Will> 6 8
Entry on the Role
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 29 Dec 1738
Ravensworth Castle Decemr 19 1738
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Sir
Mr John Wake a Common brewer in Newcastle and of of [sic] good Repute has proposed to us to take Dilston House on Lease for 21 Years at £10 per Ann where he proposes setting up a Common Brewery & would by the two Coppers and other brewing [Implements] which are now a Dead Stock upon the Hospitals hands. He has given us an offer to be P[ar]tners with him in the undertaking which we have agreed to Accept of provid
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Richard Horne – 16 Jan 1739
Ravensworth Castle Janry 16 1738/9
To Mr Rich Horne
Dear Sr
We recd your kind favour of the 11th Jnry with the Boards minutes of the 10th Also We are extreamly oblidged to you for your kind intimation and caution relating what Happned about Dilson [sic] House and we intend to Observe it during the time we shall have the Honour of being concernd for the Derwentwater Estate.
Neither the Gentleman who proposed nor we intended to use the Hall as a brewery, only to use
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 21 Jan 1739
Ravensworth Castle Janry 21 : 1738/9
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Sir
Inclosed we send you our cash accot ending the 31 December last when there remaind a balance of £292.19.8½ in favour of the Hospital, and as we are prepairing the Gen[eral] Abstract for the whole year we hope to be able to send it soon as usuall, in order that it may be settled accordingly.
We reced the Boards Minutes of the 10th January Instant which we duely observe and beg leave to acquaint the Board, that it
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 21 Jan 1739
Ravs. Castle Janry 21 . 1738/9
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Sir
We reced yours of the 30 Decembr. last when we were going abroad, and since we came home, have been so Engaged that we realy could not answer sooner, we likewise reced yours of the 13th janry instant in due course, and are much obliged to you as we are to Mr Horne for the Hint you give us in relation to Dilston Hall, we have never yet been concernd in the most Minute Article under the Hospital nor you may be assured we never
Letter – Nicholas Walton to James Wood – 21 Jan 1739
Ravs. Castle Janry 21 . 1738/9
To Mr James Wood
Sir
Your Letter of the 29 of December last came to hand in course with Mr Saml. Arthurs Bill on Samuel Phillips inclosed for £15, in lieu of which as above you have a Bill for the value on demand wch we are sory you had not before, but when your letter came to hand it chanced that we were going abroad and so it slipt our memory which we hope you will excuse.
This day Mr Boag writes to Colonel Liddell to desire him t
Letter – Nicholas Walton to James Hunter – 21 Jan 1739
Ravs. Castle Janry 21 . 1738/9
To James Hunter Esqr
Sir
We hope before this time our last Accot. is passed and should be glad to hear that it was. We have desired Mr Benj. Shutt to wait on you and pay you the £18.18 due upon the passing that Accot. and we have taken the liberty to charge it in our last Months accot. of Csh Ending 31 December 1738 tho’ you was not then realy paid so as it might fall within the Accot. for last year.
We are Sir Yr &c N.W. , H.
Letter – Nicholas Walton to John Maule – 21 Jan 1739
Ravens. Castle Janry 21 . 1738/9
To Mr Maule
Dear Sir
We were favoured with yours of the 11th Janry Inst in due course and are sory to hear our Quietus is not yett obtained, but as you are so kind as repeat your good offices in that affair, we Doubt not but you will get it for us in the time Mr Hunter mentions. when it is Compleat if you would be so good as acquaint Mr Benja. Skut in Kings Street St Anns London by giving him two Lines he will wait upon you or Mr Hunter for it
Letter – Nicholas Walton to James Willock – 21 Jan 1739
Ravensworth Castle Janry 21 . 1738/9
To Mr James Willock
Dr Sir
We had the favour of yours of the 13th Inst in due course and we had one from Mr Maule the post before to which we have given answer this day.
A Rental is now prepairing and will be sent you as soon as it is finished, and as you advise it will be proper to leave out Grindon Slate Quarry, Tho’ we do Expect the arrear will be all paid. We have wrote to Mr Maule that we are prepairing the Abstract of our Accot.
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Benjamin Skutt – 21 Jan 1739
Ravensworth Castle Janry 21 . 1738/9
To Mr Benja Shutt
Dr Sir
I have this day drawn upon you three Bills undermentioned for the value of which have accounted to Sir hen: Liddell Bart. Here therefore Charge them to his accot. viz
One bill dated this day payable to Mr James Wood for £15 at 10 days date £15
One bill dated this day payable to Mr John Maule for 10 Guineas on Demand £10.10
One Bill dated this day payable to Mr James Willock for 5 Guineas on demand Â
Letter – Hugh Boag to John Maule – 27 Jan 1739
Rav. Castle Janry 27th . 1738/9
To Mr Jno Maule
Sir
We reced. yours of the 20 inst but yesterday and are sorry our Cash Accot. for Decer. Last was not sooner sent as it is so wanted, we did what we could to gather in all the Money profits within the old year which helped to Delay it.
We sent it from this place the 21 Inst. as also the Quarters accot of Ore raised Ending the 31 Decer. 1738 and an Abstract of the whole year; and we reckon they would be wth Mr Corbett the 24 I
Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 11 Feb 1739
Ravensworth Castle Febry 11. 1738/9
To Wm Corbett Esqr
Sir
We Reced yours with the Boards Minutes of the 31 January last, wch shall be duly Observed; The Colliery at Scremmerston has been this week View’d by Mr Boag and an Experienced Viewer sent from this place, but not having had time to Consider it fully we cannot send you a report thereof before next Post, when you will receive it with a Computation of the Expence of the new Levell.
Mr Armorer has about twelve Acres of
Letter – Nicholas Walton to Joseph Pearson – 11 Feb 1739
Ravensworth Castle Febry 11 . 1738/9
To Mr Joseph Pearson
Mr Person [sic]
Yours of the 18 January last came in Course to this place but in the hurry of business was omitted answering.
As to Phineas Mark Goods, they must to be sure be sold to the best advantage in which you can want no directions as you had a direction to doe everything which appears most for the Hospitalls advantage, wch you must pursue.
The lands late in the Poss[ess]ion of Gawen Moen Pre
