Letters – Joseph Richmond to Richard Ellis – 9 Mar 1756

Document Type: Letters
Date: 9 Mar 1756
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: Richard Ellis
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/1
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To Mr Richd. Ellis at Hexham

9 March 1756

Sir

Mr Walton says they are ready to pay the fee farm rents for the same time they pay L[or]d North[umber]land, wch he thinks is for 7 or 8 y[ea]rs; but they expect the Landtax to be allowd, wch the Earls agents will not agree to; alledging his rents are not liable to pay the same; so the matter remains at pres[en]t in suspence. Mr Walton says they have wrote to the hospital for instructions therein: & they will not require the allow[an]ce f[ro]m Sr.Wr. unless they have it f[ro]m the Earl. Below you have an Acct. of the Costs attending the suit w[i]th the Hexham Gardiners as far as the same is come to my knowledge. I am etc   JR

                                             £ s d

Pd. Mr Ord for his opinion                   1.1.0 

& pd. Mr Rudd for drawing the bill           2.2.0		

Pd. Mr Scott for his trouble                 1 1 0

Mr Denton's charge - Mich. term 1755	

   Fair copy of the bill for use      4s  

   Copy sent                          4s, 

   parchmt & duty                     3s

   Ingrossing 24 sheets               8s. 

   <affiling & rule>                  5s4d  

   Term fee                           6s8d  1 11 0

                  Hillary term 1756   

   <Spa..> -                          4s6d 

   Term fee                          10s

   Lres & posters                     2s 6d 0 17 0 

                                            6 12 0

Mr Kirsop for his trouble & expence         -							

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