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Letter – Henry Richmond to Isaac Hunter – 7 Jan 1762
To Mr Isaac Hunter at Dukesfield Newcastle 7th January 1762 [1763]
Sir/ Jos & John Angus Junr have been with me today & repent they did not take the Farm as I offered it to them on the 27th Nov last. I do not know where you have let it/ as was agreed when you were here last/ to Walton; if you have I hope you have done it pursuant to my Lre on the 10 Decr. John Angus Junr says his Father declares he will keep the Farm till Mayday 1764, wch to be
Letter – Henry Richmond to William Fenwick – 8 Jan 1762
To Wm. Fenwick Esq at Bywel[l] 8 January 1762
Sir In our last conversation about the Tack wch you wanted Sir Walter Blackett to grant you of a Lead mine that you were not willing to name or point out, I told you that provided it was not in Kilhope Fell & provided it was not any mine wrought hitherto, nor cuts off, nor interferes with any present workings, Sir Walter was willing to grant It. And that one thing more, necessary to be kn
Letter – Henry Richmond to Walter Blackett – 12 Jan 1762
To Sir Wr Blackett Bt MP at the Cocoa tree in Pall mall London 12th January 1762
Hon[ou]rd Sir
At Mayday next you will have had Mr Fenwicks £2000 four years the int[e]r[es]t paid him at first was 4 p[er] c[en]t; but f[ro]m Mayday 1760 it was advanced to 4 ¼ & f[ro]m Mayday last to 4 ½. The pres[en]t situation of affairs < & ray> make it prudent to comply with the further advance to 4 ¾ p[er] c[en]t provided he will let it remain quietly for the term o
Letter – Henry Richmond to Thomas Maughan – 13 Jan 1762
To Mr. Thos. Maughan at Newhouse, Weardale 13 January 1762
Sir Sir Walter has got L[or]d Darlingtons Leave for Mr Elliot to attend the Reference about the dispute with Mr Bacon.
I expected before this to have heard something f[ro]m you about this affair. I mean 1st whe[the]r the ore was brought back; for without that, you know, you are not to agree to the Referees meeting 2dly. what points you & Mr Harrison think ought to be refered. Th
Letter – Henry Richmond to Walter Blackett – 15 Jan 1762
To Sir Wr. Blackett M.P. at the Cocoa tree in Pall Mall London 15th January 1762
Hon[ou]rd Sir
Mr Davison, whom I saw last week, said he thought the ore had been brought back, & promised. if it was not done already, it sho[ul]d be done directly. On the 15th of last month I desired Mr Harrison to join Mr Maughan in considering what points were proper to be laid before the Referees, & that they wo[ul]d both take care that nothing wch was clearly your Righ
Letter – Henry Richmond to Nicholas Halhead – 18 Jan 1762
To Nicholas Halhead Esq in Durham 18 January 1762
Sir
Those who are placed in different Stations see objects in different lights; and so you think Sir Wr Blacketts Agents are blameable for what they think they are justifyable in. For my part, I acknowledge, I cannot see that any opportunity of renewing the Lease for years upon reasonable Terms has yet been let slip. Nor do I think such an opportunity could ever present itself w
Letter – Henry Richmond to Thomas Maughan – 21 Jan 1762
To Mr Thos. Maughan at Newhouse in Weardale 21st January 1762
Sir
I have just now rec[eiv]ed your Lre of the 18th inst & think you are right as to the points wch are proper to be refered. However it will be better to have Mr Harrisons opinion joined with yours & reduced into writing for Sir Walters Satisfaction. I am sorry they have not yet got the ore bro[ugh]t back; however as the weather will not, you say permit them to do it now, it m
Letter – Henry Richmond to Walter Blackett – 23 Jan 1762
To Sir Wr. Blackett Bt. MP at the Cocoa tree on Pall Mall, London Newca 23rd January 1762
Hon[ou]rd Sir
Inclosed is a copy of a Lre I rec[eiv]ed f[ro]m Mr. Halhead & of what I wrote him in return. I waited on him at Durham on Wednesday last to see the Indubitable authority wch he mentioned & found it was no more than the Enrolment of the Lease of the inclosures to Wm. Hall in 1661, exactly in the same words as the pres[en]t Lease of the inclosures to you, & that
Letter – Henry Richmond to Thomas Maughan – 28 Jan 1762
To Mr Thos. Maughan at Newhouse Weardale Newcastle 28 January 1762
Sir
Mr Fenwick of Bywel, or some person properly authorized by him will, I expect call upon you soon about taking the Tack of a Leadmine; but they don’t chuse to mention the place where it lyes, tho’ I think they ought at least to mention the Fell. This is so Loose a way of letting a Tack that I think it will be necessary for you to insert such limitations as the following, to wit In any place in W
Letter – Henry Richmond to Thomas Maughan – 4 Feb 1762
To Mr Thos. Maughan at Newhouse Weardale Newcastle 4th February 1762
Sir
As Sir Walter has told me he will allow me a clerk; & you were speaking of a son of the late Mr Peart’s, whom you were desirous of putting soon to some business, I shall be glad you will let me know what age he is; & that, if you have not already provided for him, you will bring him hither as soon you come, that I may be able to judge whether he will do. In the mean time, I would
Letter – Henry Richmond to Nicholas Walton – 9 Feb 1762
To Mr Nicholas Walton at Farnacres Newca 9 February 1762
Sir
I want much to know the price at wch Lead ore has been sold by the Bing every year for 18 y[ea]rs past; & cannot think of anyone who can inform me of this so well as yourself. If therefore you will be so good as, at your Leisure to give me the prices at wch your dues have sold each year for the above 18 years I shall be very much obliged to you & am etc HR
Letter – Henry Richmond to Richard Harrison – 10 Feb 1762
Mr Richard Harrison at Coalcleugh
Sir I am very glad that the dispute about Cowhaust has been determined as you mention. And that you go on so hopefully with Coalcleugh.
As to Moohope, we will defer the consideration of her till you come hither, & we have Sir Walters directions.
If anything offers, suitable for your son in Law, I shall do all I can for him. I wish I had known before that he is so well qualified for business as you say he is I am etc HR
Letter – Henry Richmond to Walter Blackett – 27 Feb 1762
To Sir Wr Blackett Bt. at Wallington Newca 27 February 1762 past 3 o’clock
Hon[ou]rd Sir
I have just now heard that the mail wch was dispatched last night from the post office here with the Newcastle Letters for London was lost in Birtley Lane: of which Accident I think it necessary to acq[uain]t you as I was told Jack Smith bro[ugh]t some Letters f[ro]m Wallington for London I am etc HR
Letter – Henry Richmond to William Darwin – 1 Mar 1762
To Mr Wm. Alvey Darwin at his Chamber in Grays Inn London Newcastle the 1st March 1762
Sir
On Saturday last I sent you by Fryer Todd the London Carrier a large Box of plate, the contents of which you have on the other side; you will also receive from the said Carrier a small Box wch contains the key of the large one. Sir Walter bid me send this plate to you & said he would write you himself what he would have done with it. You will please to advise either him or me of
Letter – Joseph Richmond to Plumb and Brown – 1 Mar 1762
1762 March 1st Advised Messrs Plumb & Browne of the p[iece]s of Silver sent them the 27th ult[im]o by Fryer Todd the London Carrier. JR
Letter – Joseph Richmond to Matthew Ridley – 3 Mar 1762
Matthew Ridley Esq Dr To Sir W[alte]r Blackett Bart
1762 March 31. For 75 p[iece]s refined Lead q[uanti]ty 105cwt 0 st 0 lb at £12 p[er] fo[the]r £60.0s.0d
Sir/ I shall be obliged to you for the payment of the above sum in 14 days to help to make up a sum of money I have to pay ab[ou]t that time. I am etc JR
Will – Joseph Richmond – 4 Mar 1762
Be it remembered that this is the last will and Testament of me Joseph Richmond of the Town & County of Newcastle upon Tyne; made this fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & sixty two. Viz. I commit my Soul into the hand of almighty God; hopeing for his mercy & favour through the merits and mediation of Jesus Christ my Redeemer. And as to the temporal effects which it has pleased God to give me, I leave and dispose of the same in manner following, I
Letter – Henry Davison to George Davison – 9 Mar 1762
To Mr George Davison at Newtoncap to the care of the postmasters in Durham
Newcastle 9th March 1762
Sir I am sorry to find by you[r] Letter of the 7th inst that you charge Mr Maughan with using undue influence over Mr Elliott in the Reference occasioned by the dispute between Sir Walter Blackett & Mr Bacon about Cowhaust and Lingybrow Groves and the Boundary of Kilhope &
Letter – Henry Richmond to William Darwin – 9 Mar 1762
Mr Willm. Alvey Darwin at his Chambers in Grays Inn London Newcastle 9th March 1761
Sir Sir Walter Blackett has had some talk with Sir Robert Bewicke about giving up Kirk heaton Estate to him. And as Sir Robert is willing to allow Sir Wr his costs about this Estate, I desire you will as soon as possible send me a Bill of such costs as you have paid, or know Sir Walter has been at in London, ab[ou]t defending this Estate, from the beginning till the present Time
P.S. The settli
Letter – William Darwin to Henry Richmond – 15 Mar 1762
Sir
I have looked over my papers & don’t find that Sir Walter upon his entering upon His Receipt of the Rents and profits of the late Sir Wm. Blacketts Estate entered into any Agreement for renewing and keeping on foot all or any of the Leases, neither does it appear to me he was bound to do it either from the Will or other Decree, there being no Trust in the Will for such Renewals to be paid out of the Rents and profits.
On the other side I send you a Copy of a Sketch of a
Letter – Henry Richmond to Walter Blackett – 17 Mar 1762
To Sir walter Blackett Bart. M.P. at the Cocoa Tree in Pall Mall London
Newcastle 17th March 1762
Hon[ou]rd Sir
This morning I waited upon chief Baron Ord at Fenham with the Deeds wch were in your Secretere, relating to Ord Estate and his Lor[d]s[hi]ps Opinion upon the 2nd observation mentioned in Mr Darwins Letter (wch is herewith inclosed) is that, as Circumstances now stan
Letter – Joseph Richmond to William Darwin – 19 Mar 1762
To Mr Willm. Alvey Darwin at his Chambers in Grays Inn London
Newcastle 19 March 1762
Sir Inclosed is Messrs Peareth & Sorsbie’s bill on Messrs Freeman and [Stain]banks for two hundred and Eighty Pounds which I desire you will advise receipt of and place to my account for I intend this money to pay Mr. and Mrs. Stainbanks half years interest which will be due the 27 In[stant]. As
Letter – Joseph Richmond to William Robson – 24 Mar 1762
To Mr Wm. Robson at Wallington N[ew]c[astle] 24 Mar 1762
Sir / I recd a Lre last night fm Sr. Wr in wch he bids me send to London the Box of dressing plate wch came fm Wallington. I have enquired of Jenny Gray; but she does not know any think of such a Box, so that you must you must have it still at Wallington I suppose and therefore desire it may be sent hither in the Cart wch Robin tells me he expects will come for some trees. I desire I may have i
Letter – Henry Richmond to William Robson – 24 Mar 1762
William Robson at Wallington Newcastle 24th March 1762
Sir
I received a letter last night from Sir Walter in which he bids me send to <London> the Box of dressing plate which came from Wallington. I have enquired <torn> Jenny Gray; but she does not know any thing of such a Box, so tha<torn> must have it still at Wallington I suppose. And therefore des<torn> it may be sent hither tomorrow in the Cart which Rob
Letter – Joseph Richmond to William Jobson – 28 Mar 1762
To Mr Wm. Jobson Newcastle 28th March 1762
Sir/ I recd by Jno. Smith a Box containing part of the dressing plate, so much I suppose as Sr. Wr. ordered to be packed up to be sent to London; whither I sent it by yesterdays Carrier. Monday, that is, tomorrow fortnight I expect there will be a meeting at Wallington of Sr Robt. Bewick & Mr Co[lingwood] Forster etc to do something abt. the Kirkheaton Affair that is the day
