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| − | + | Title: Letter from Robert Dundas, Arniston [Midlothian, Scotland], to Henry Pelham; 15 Feb. 1752 | |
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| − | + | DatesOfCreation: 15.2.1752 | |
| + | Extent: 4 ff | ||
| − | + | ContentDescription: Explains that he has been unable to write to Pelham due to illness; refers to a memorial he is sending on a matter which is presently under consideration in Scotland, and also to two short acts he has drafted, each taking a quite contrary stance; comments on the fact that he does not consider himself to be 'extraordinarily favoured' by the government; refers to a sum of £1,000 of his own money which he expended in government service and which has never been repaid; encloses a memorial from '''Mrs Whitney, widow of Colonel Whitney'''; states that she has been left poorly circumstanced by his death and writes in her favour; makes recommendations for promotions to the bench. | |
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| − | + | Term: parliamentary business, acts, suggestions for | |
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| − | Adrian Benjamin Burke | + | Term: financial affairs, Robert Dundas 1752 |
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| + | Term: appointments, legal | ||
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| + | Term: appointments, Scottish | ||
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| + | Term: patronage, requests for | ||
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| + | DocumentRef: Ne D 4857-Ne D 4870 | ||
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| + | RefNo: NeD/4632-5126/4857-4870 (View collection tree) | ||
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| + | Title: Bundle of deeds relating to ground in May Pole Alley [alias Little Stanhope Street], London purchased from George Vickers in 1787; 1692-1787 | ||
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| + | DatesOfCreation: 1692-1787 | ||
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| + | Extent: 1 bundle; 14 items | ||
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| + | ContentDescription: Bundle of deeds relating to ground purchased from George Vickers in 1787; purchase consists of the ground on which 'The Shears' formerly stood; ground on which a messuage held by James Preston formerly stood; and ground on which a messuage held by '''John Whitney''' formerly stood. | ||
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| + | Bundle relates to purchases and exchanges made in connection with the making of Newcastle Street. | ||
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| + | Language: English | ||
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| + | Term: estate business, purchases, London | ||
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| + | Term: estate business, Pelham-Clinton family 18th century | ||
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| + | Term: estate business, deeds | ||
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| + | Term: roads, construction of, Newcastle Street St Clement Danes (London) | ||
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| + | Condition: generally good; some dirty | ||
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| + | Extracted by [[User:Abburke|Adrian Benjamin Burke, Esq.]] | ||
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| + | Copyright © 2008, [[User:Abburke|Adrian Benjamin Burke, Esq.]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]]. | ||
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| + | [[Category:London, England]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Saint Clement Danes, London, England]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Scotland]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Midlothian, Scotland]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Arniston, Midlothian, Scotland]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:17, 23 June 2011
Archives > Archive:Repositories > University of Nottingham
University of Nottingham Manuscripts and Special Collections
DocumentRef: Ne C 2060/1-2
RefNo: NeC36-2225/2060 (View collection tree)
Title: Letter from Robert Dundas, Arniston [Midlothian, Scotland], to Henry Pelham; 15 Feb. 1752
DatesOfCreation: 15.2.1752
Extent: 4 ff
ContentDescription: Explains that he has been unable to write to Pelham due to illness; refers to a memorial he is sending on a matter which is presently under consideration in Scotland, and also to two short acts he has drafted, each taking a quite contrary stance; comments on the fact that he does not consider himself to be 'extraordinarily favoured' by the government; refers to a sum of £1,000 of his own money which he expended in government service and which has never been repaid; encloses a memorial from Mrs Whitney, widow of Colonel Whitney; states that she has been left poorly circumstanced by his death and writes in her favour; makes recommendations for promotions to the bench.
Term: Scottish affairs, administration
Term: parliamentary business, acts, suggestions for
Term: financial affairs, Robert Dundas 1752
Term: appointments, legal
Term: appointments, Scottish
Term: patronage, requests for
DocumentRef: Ne D 4857-Ne D 4870
RefNo: NeD/4632-5126/4857-4870 (View collection tree)
Title: Bundle of deeds relating to ground in May Pole Alley [alias Little Stanhope Street], London purchased from George Vickers in 1787; 1692-1787
DatesOfCreation: 1692-1787
Extent: 1 bundle; 14 items
ContentDescription: Bundle of deeds relating to ground purchased from George Vickers in 1787; purchase consists of the ground on which 'The Shears' formerly stood; ground on which a messuage held by James Preston formerly stood; and ground on which a messuage held by John Whitney formerly stood.
Bundle relates to purchases and exchanges made in connection with the making of Newcastle Street.
Language: English
Term: estate business, purchases, London
Term: estate business, Pelham-Clinton family 18th century
Term: estate business, deeds
Term: roads, construction of, Newcastle Street St Clement Danes (London)
Condition: generally good; some dirty
Extracted by Adrian Benjamin Burke, Esq.
Copyright © 2008, Adrian Benjamin Burke, Esq., and the Whitney Research Group.
