Edenhall 1820-1829
18 May 1820. LIST OF BARK PEELERS’ NAMES & WAGES. A very neat and clean four page detailed account with a comprehensive listing of oak bark peelers’ names and wages. There appears to be an adding up error on the second page – Solomon HODGSON short-changed himself by 9 shillings. C R 10. Solomon HODGSON Bark Peeling £ 31 “ 17 “ 2 —————————————- May 18. 1820 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1820 Names of parsons Imployed in Pealing Bark to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. In Baronwood Fog Close and the Parks Farm. Beginning May 8th 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 per day £ S D John KEMBLE 1 1 1 1 ½ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 12 4½ Charls McPICK [?] 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 16 6 Ben IVISON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 Isaac HENDERSON 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2/9 1 2 0 John DEAN 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 Joseph CARRITHERS 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 Thomas HARDY 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 Robert WATSON 1 1 1 1 ½ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 12 4½ William IRELAND 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 Cristopher PEARSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 Cristopher WISEMAN 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 16 6 Andrew EILLIOT 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 11 0 Isaac OUSBY 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 8 3 Robert ADDAMS 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 5 6 William BIRD 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 5 6 William JOHNSTON 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 8 3 Joseph DIXON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 13 9 John HODGSON 1 ½ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 4 1½ William LATTON 1 1 ½ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/9 0 6 10½ Richard ROSE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ 2/6 0 17 6 ———————————— £ 12 “ 3 “ 0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ May 8th 9 10 11 12 13 14 PD £ S D Brought over 12 3 0 Margaret HODGSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary CHAMBERS 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 0 Ann BELL 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 0 Mary PEARSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary PEARSON 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 0 Mary JOHNSON 1 1 1 1 1 1 ½ “ “ 1/6 0 9 9 Ann HARDY 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Rachal OLEPHANT 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary THOMPSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Ann THOMPSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Sarah PEARSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary STEPHENSON 1 1 1 ½ “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 5 3 Jane HODGSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/4 0 6 8 Jane WHITFEALD 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Elizabeth ROSE 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Ann McPICK [?] 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Jane BARGET 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Margret IVISON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Ann SHEPHARD 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary RICHARDSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Hannah MILBURN 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Betty THOMPSON 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 0 Sarah TEASDALE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ 1/6 0 10 6 Ann TEASDLE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ 1/6 0 10 6 ——————— carrd over £ 20 – 13 – 2 ========= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ May 8th 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 PD £ S D Brougt Over 20 13 2 Jane SCOTT 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Elenor DEANS 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Jane WATSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary SCALTON 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ 1/6 0 10 6 Mary SIMPSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ “ “ 1/6 0 8 3 Mary LATTON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Abigill IRELAND 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Betty VARA 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 7 6 Mary BLAYLOCK 1 1 1 1 1 1 “ 1 “ 1/6 0 10 6 Jane STANGER 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 0 Elizabeth SARGESON 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 4 6 Marthew PROUD 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 3 0 Ann DIXON 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 0 Caleb SMITH 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/6 0 4 6 Richard BIRD 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/4 0 5 4 Johon BIRD 1 1 1 1 ½ “ “ “ 1/6 0 6 9 Thomas CARRUTHERS 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ 1/ 0 5 0 Andrew ELLIOT 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ /10 0 3 4 William ROUTLEDGE 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 4 0 John BOWMAN 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ /10 0 4 2 John SCOTT 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ /10 0 4 2 John AINWEY 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 5 0 John WATSON 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ /10 0 4 2 ——————- carrd over £ 27 – 13 – 4 ========= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ May 8th 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 per Day £ S D brogt. over 27 13 4 Ann SMITH 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/2 0 5 10 Hannah CARRUTHARS 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/2 0 5 10 Hannah GRAHAM 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 5 0 Ann GRAHAM 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ /10 0 3 4 Sarah ROUTLEDGE 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 5 0 Sarah SEWELL 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 5 0 Frances HODGSON 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 4 0 Dabroh LATTON 1 1 1 ½ “ “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 3 6 Jane NOBLE 1 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ 1/ 0 5 0 Charls McPICK 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2/6 1 2 6 Henery WILKINSON 1 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2/6 0 2 6 Joseph SCOTT 1 1 1 1 “ “ “ “ “ 2/6 0 10 0 78 persons 38 Roodes of Quicks at 2d per Rood 0 6 4 ========================================================== £ 31 “ 17 – 2 ========== Total 31£ ~ 17s ~ 2d May 18th. 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by Payment of L S DIXON Thirty One Pounds Seventeen Shillings & Two Pence which I paid for wages to the above Labourers for Peeling Oak Bark &c at Baronwood & Kirkoswald by me [signed] Solomon HODGSON
22 May 1820. PAY FOR THRESHING OATS AT GRANGE FARM. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. May 22. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart: by payment of L S DIXON Two Pounds 3s/8d for Thrashing 37 Quarters & 7 Pecks of Oats at /14d per Quarter (Grange Farm) for John DODD & self [signed] John CAIG
05 Jun 1820. PAYMENT BY ATKINSON CRAIG & CO., BANKERS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. June 5. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Fifty Pounds paid by Messrs ATKINSON CRAIG & Co to himself & placed to Bank acct. ———————— £ 50 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ————————
08 Jun 1820. WAGES RECEIPT FOR KIRKOSWALD WOOD WARDEN. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. June 8th. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Twenty Four Pounds 6s/0d for 27 weeks Wages from Novr. 17 till Whitsuntide (May 27th) as Wood Warden, at Kirkoswald, at 18s/- per week, I say received by me £ 24 ~ 6 ~ 0 [signed] Solomon HODGSON
13 Jun 1820. EDENHALL MOLE CATCHER’S WAGES. A neat receipt. 3” x 8”. £ 4 “ 7 “ 6 Penrith June 13. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Four Pounds 7s/6d for catching Moles in the Grounds belonging & in the occupation of Sir Philip including the Fell allotments in the parish of Edenhall. [signed] Wm. PRESTON
14 Jun 1820. ANN KENDAL’S WAGES AND EXPENSES ACCOUNT. A neat and clean account. 7” x 6”. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Ann KENDAL Dr. 1820 £ s d To half a Years Wages from Martinmas } till Whitsuntide last } 8 . 8 . 0 To 20 weeks Board wages from } Novr. 16 till April 4th at 8/- } 8 . 0 . 0 To Cash paid for Spinning – . 12 . 0 To Do. for sweeping Chimnies – . 2 . 0 —————— £ 17 . 2 . 0 —————— June 14th. 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Seventeen Pounds 2/- for the above. [signed] Ann KENDAL
24 Jun 1820. RECEIPT FOR CHARITY MONEY GIVEN TO PAUPERS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. June 24 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account Two Pounds 8s/4d paid to Isacc WALKER & Rachael DALTON being half a Years Charity due at Midsummer £ 2 ~ 8 ~ 4 [signed] L S DIXON
30 Jun 1820. PAY FOR CARTING LIME FROM REDHILLS TO EDENHALL. A neat account and receipt. Quantity of Lime carried by Wm. MONKHOUSE, from Red-hills, for Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barnt., since March 2nd. to June 14th:; is, 288 Bushels. Yanwath Hall } June 29th. 1820 } [signed] J. GRAHAM. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ June 30th. 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Nine Pounds 15s/8d for Carting 288 Bushels of Lime from Red Hills to Edenhall for compost & meadow as per J. GRAHAM’s acct. Bl. £ s d 244 at -/8d = 8 “ 2 “ 8 his 44 -/9 = 1 “ 13 “ 0 William + MONKHOUSE —————— mark £ 9 “ 15 “ 8
03 Jul 1820. DETAILED BUTCHER’S ACCOUNTS & RECEIPT. Neat and clean detailed accounts and receipt. 1820 Sir Philop MUSGROVE £ s d April 4 To Round Surloin 52 – 7 1 ~ 10 ~ 4 To Leg Veal 17 – 7 0 ~ 9 ~ 11 To 1 Side Mutton 27 – 7 0 ~ 15 ~ 9 ——————— £ 2 ~ 16 ~ 0 To Hind Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 ——————— 2 ~ 19 ~ 6 6 To Platt Beef 12 – 6½ 0 ~ 6 ~ 6 ———————————————————————————————— 11 To 1 Yong Calf Fat 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 To Hind Qr Mutton 13 – 7 0 ~ 7 ~ 7 To Leg Veal 15 – 7 0 ~ 8 ~ 9 To Round Beef 35 – 7 1 ~ 0 ~ 5 ——————— £ 1 ~ 17 ~ 3 ——————————————————————————————————————— 13 To Beef – Mutton 13 – 6 0 ~ 6 ~ 6 ———————————————————————————————— 16 To 1 Side Mutton 21½ – 7 0 ~ 12 ~ 6½ ———————————————————————————————— 18 To Hind Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 To Round Surloin 49 st 7 1 ~ 8 ~ 7 To Leg Veal 19 – 6 0 ~ 9 ~ 6 To 1 Side Mutton 23 – 7 0 ~ 13 ~ 5 ——————— 2 ~ 15 ~ 0 ———————————————————————————————— 25 To Round Surloin Flank 75 – 7 2 ~ 3 ~ 9 To Hind Qr Veal 19 – 6½ 0 ~ 10 ~ 3 To Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 To 3 Qrs Mutton 45 – 7 1 ~ 6 ~ 3 ———————- 4 ~ 3 ~ 3 ———————————————————————————————————————- To Ribs 2 Rounds Surloin 100 – 7 2 ~ 18 ~ 4 To Hofel 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 To 3 Qrs Mutton 40 – 7 1 ~ 3 ~ 4 May 2 To Hind Qr Veal 31 – 7 0 ~ 18 ~ 1 ———————- 5 ~ 2 ~ 9 ————————————————————————————————- 9. To Ribs Round Surloin 94 – 7 2 ~ 14 ~ 10 To Hind Qr Veal 27 – 7 0 ~ 15 ~ 9 To 2 Qr Mutt 31 – 7 0 ~ 18 ~ 1 To Hind Holfe 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 ———————- 4 ~ 11 ~ 8 ————————————————————————————————- 16 To Round Surloin 74 – 7 2 ~ 3 ~ 2 To Side Mutt 40 – 7½ 1 ~ 4 ~ 2 To H Qr Veal 23 – 7 0 ~ 13 ~ 5 ———————- 4 ~ 0 ~ 9 ————————————————————————————————- 23 To Ribs Round Surloin 89 – 7½ 2 ~ 15 ~ 7½ To H Qr Veal 26 – 6½ 0 ~ 14 ~ 1 To Side Mutton 34 – 7½ 1 ~ 1 ~ 3 ———————- 4 ~ 10 ~ 11½ ————————————————————————————————- Carried over 31 ~ 0 ~ 2 31 ~ 6 ~ 8½ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1820 Brought over 31 ~ 6 ~ 8½ ———————————————————————————————————————- 1820 Sir Philop MUSGRAVE May 30 To Round Surloin 78 – 8 2 ~ 12 ~ 0 To H Qr Veal 22 – 6½ 0 ~ 11 ~ 11 To H Qr Mutton 18/8 x 28 – 8 0 ~ 14 ~ 8 ———————- 4 ~ 2 ~ 7 + 3 ~ 18 ~ 7 ———————————————————————————————————————- June 3 To H Qr Mutton 9½ 7½ 0 ~ 5 ~ 11 ——————— £ 35 ~ 11 ~ 2½ ——————————— July 3d 1820 Settled 31 ~ 0 ~ 2 4 ~ 2 ~ 7 5 ~ 11 ———————- 35 ~ 8 ~ 8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1820 Sir Philop MUSGRAVE Bought of Thos McINTIRE £ S D June 3 To H Qr Mutton 9½ 7½ 0 ~ 5 ~ 11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 35 . 11 . 2½ Penrith July 3d. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L. S. DIXON Thirty five Pounds 11s/2½d for Butchers Meat as per bill delivered by me his Thos. X Mc.INTIRE Witness [signed] William PORTER mark
11 Jul 1820. WEAVER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean weaver’s account. 6” x 7”. Penrith June 27th. 1820 Sir P. MUSGROVE Detter to John HAMILTON £ s d Weaving 33 yds Sheating at 1s/-d Pr yd 1 “ 13 “ 0 Winding 0 “ 4 “ 0 Warping 0 “ 2 “ 0 2 Cuts of Weft at 3d Pr Cut 0 “ 0 “ 6 ——————— £ 1 “ 19 “ 6 ——————— Spinning 9 Hanks at 1s/- Pr Hank 9 0 ——————— £ 2 “ 8 “ 6 1820 July 11th Received ——————— [signed] John HAMILTON
11 Jul 1820 (2). GREAT SALKELD ASSESSED ROAD TAX RECEIPT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 51. Jas. EDMUNDSON Grt. Salkield Road Sess 12/– ½ —————————————- July 11 . 1820 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE to the Surveyor of the Highway Dr s d Assessment in the Township of Great Salkeld } 12 ~ 0½ from March last 1820 } Recd July 11th 1820 the above [signed] James EDMUNDSON
17 Jul 1820. ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS. A neat and clean account and receipt. Albyfield March 6th. 1820 Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Bot. of Geo: WALTON £ s d To fine Red Clo. Seed 50 Sto @ 16s = 40 “ – “ – To White Dutch 24 @ 16 = 19 “ 4 “ – To Treefoil 8 @ 11 = 4 “ 8 “ – To Paceys fine Perannl } Rye grass two Quarters } @ 74 = 7 “ 8 “ – 4 Sacks 18s two Bags 6s 1 “ 4 “ – ——————- £ 72 “ 4 “ – ——————- Settled the above [signed] G WALTON ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 72 “ 4 Penrith July 17, 1820 Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of Mr. L. S. DIXON Seventy two Pounds 4s/- for Clo. Seeds &c as per Annexed Bill, by me, [signed] G. WALTON
27 Jul 1820. A BATCH OF DURHAM GAOL TAX RECEIPTS. 13 neat and clean receipts. Sundry Persons Durham Jail Sess. 1820. 1 William ROBINSON Aukland 6 13 4 2 Thomas WALDON Brussleton 1 18 4 3 Henry WALKER Thickley 1 9 8 4 John PARKER West Thickley - 17 6 5 Richard HERON Hill Top - 9 0 6 Robert PARKER Even wood - 15 7½ 7 A. and Thos. SEWELL Wood House - 10 10 8 Thomas DAY Stone Quarry - 1 0 9 Ralph KILBURN Wood & Tyth - 9 9 £ 13 – 5 – 0½ =========== July 27. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account thirteen Pounds 5s/0½d allowed the above persons this day [signed] L S DIXON ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ June 23 1820 Recevit of John PORKER a Gaol Rate for the Lands of Redworth 1£ ~ 6S ~ 3D [signed] Christopher YOUNG Canstable 1 . 6 . 3 2/1d —————- 17 . 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ June 23 1820 Recevet of Rechard HARRON a Gaol Rate for the Lands of Redworth. 0£ ~ 13S ~ 6D Landlords part. 0£ ~ 9S ~ 0D [signed] Christopher YOUNG Canstable ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ June 23rd 1820 Recevet of Henry WALKER a Gaol Rate for the Lands of Redworth. 1£ ~ 14S ~ 6D Landlords part 1£ ~ 3S ~ 0D. [signed] Christopher YOUNG Canstable ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Recd. of Henry WALKER 0£ . 10S . 0D for a Goal Cess for £40 per Year at 3d. per Pound. Due July. 6. 1820 £ S D 0 . 10 . 0 [signed] George LANGSTAFF Constable 2/3d —————- 0 . 6 . 8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Recd July 25 . 1820 of Mr William ROBINSON for a Jale Sess at 2d in the Pound for the Landlord being Six Pounds thirteen Shillings and 4d for [signed] Ralph KILBURN £ 6 13 4 Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Recd. of Mr. Ths DAY July 25th. 1820 for a Jale Sess at 2d in the Pound for the Landlords Part being One Shilling for [signed] Ralph KILBURN £ 0 “ 1 “ 0 Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Received July 25. 1820 of Mr William ROBINSON for Sir Phillip MUSGROVE Bart a Jale sess the sum of Nine Shillings and 9d at 3d in the Pound [signed] Ralph KILBURN Collector £ 0 9 9 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Recd of Mr Thos WALDON. July 25. 1820 for a Jale Sess at 2d in the Pound for the Landlords Part being One Pound Eighteen Shillings and 4d for [signed] Ralph KILBURN £ 1 . 18 . 4 Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Evenwood Barony July 24 1820 Received of Robt. PARKE the Sum of Eight Shillings and Nine pence for the Jail Assessment By me 8 . 9 [signed] Richd LAWSON Constable 2/3d ———— 5 . 10 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3 Nov. 1819. Received of Robt. PARKER 14s./8d. for a Jail Sess in Evenwood Barony s d 14 . 8 [signed] George ALDERSON 2/3d ———- Constable 9 . 9½ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Recd. of Ann & Tho: SEWELL One Goal Rate for Lord at Woodhouses belonging to Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bt. @ 4d½ £ – 6 ~ 6 Octr. 28th. 1819 [signed] Wm. HEDLEY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Recd. of Ann & Tho: SEWELL One Goal Rate for Lord at Woodhouses belonging to Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. @ 3d. £ – 4 . 4 July 25th. 1820 [signed] Wm. HEDLEY
29 Jul 1820. PAY RECEIPT FOR MOWING & WINNING CLOVER. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. “Winning” in this context is a Scottish and Northern English word for “drying by exposure to air and sun”. July 29th. 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Eleven Pounds 2s/-d for Mowing & winning 37. Acres of Clover (part of the allotment called Wallace’s) at 6s/- per acre by me ——————- [signed] James TODD £ 11 ~ 2 ~ 0 ——————-
01 Aug 1820 (1). PLOUGHING ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. Neat and clean receipt and account. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr. to Mathew WILSON April 25. 1820 £ s d Ploughing 14 acres at 9s per acre 6 – 6 – 0 Ditto 20 acres at 8s per acre 8 – 0 – 0 Ploughing & harrowing 9½ days at 10s/6d pr day 4 – 19 – 9 Two Cart loads of Slate. (Carriage) 0 – 2 – 0 ——————- Augt. 1st. 1820 £ 19 – 7 – 9 Settled his ======== Mathw + WILSON mark ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 19 ~ 7 ~ 9 Edenhall August 1st. 1820 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by Payment of L S DIXON Nineteen Pounds 7s/9d for ploughing two fields in the Allotmt. late WALLACEs & 10 acre Field Wood head Farm, twice over as per annexed Bill, by me his Witness [signed] George DIXON Mathew + WILSON mark
01 Aug 1820 (2). A DETAILED ROPE MAKER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 5” x 5”. Penrith Sir Philip MUSGROVE Bart. 1820 Bought of Jonn LEECE £ s d May 4 To 1 Pair of Plowrigns 0 “ 2 “ 3 June 10 To 1 Pair of Do 0 “ 2 “ 3 24 To 10 Scafald roopes 0 “ 10 “ 0 July 8 To 2 Pair of Strong Cart ropes 0 “ 8 “ 0 16 To 2 Pair of Strong Do 0 “ 8 “ 0 21 To 1 lb of Blocking Cord 0 “ 1 “ 6 —————— 1820 £ 1 “ 12 “ 0 Augst 1st Settled ———————— [signed] Jonn LEECE
02 Aug 1820. RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT INTO FORSTERS’ BANK, CARLISLE. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. August 2d. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Seven Hundred and Twenty one Pounds paid this day to Messrs FORSTERs Co. Bankers Carlisle. £ 721 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
04 Aug 1820. PLOUGHMAN’S WAGES AT BARONWOOD. A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean wages receipt. 6” x 7”. Edenhall Augt. 4 . 1820 Received of Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON the sum of Four Pounds 16 for Eight weeks service as ploughman at Baron Wood from the 9 of June till this day at 12/ per week, by me his James X BIRNEY £ 4 “ 16 “ 0 mark
05 Aug 1820. AN ACCOUNT FOR BUTTER AND FOWLS. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 7” x 6”. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart To John BELL Aprile 3. 1820 £ S D 4 lb a Buttar at 12D per lb – 4 – Aprile 17 10 lb a Buttar at 9½ per lb – 7 11 Aprile 22 one Cupple of Fowls – 2 6 Aprile 24 10 lb a Buttar at 9½ per lb – 7 11 May 1 10 lb a Buttar at 10D per lb – 8 4 8th 5 lb a Buttar at 10 per lb – 4 2 17th 2 lb a Buttar 10 per lb – 1 8 18th 9 lb a Buttar at 11 per lb – 8 3 30th 6 lb a Buttar at 11½ per lb – 5 9 June 2nd 8 lb a Buttar a 11½ per lb – 7 8 Dto 1 Cupple of Fowls at 1s “ 6 each – 3 – ———————- 1820 £ 3 1 2 Augst 5 Sattled [signed] John BELL
24 Oct 1820. ACCOUNT AND RECEIPT FOR SLATE FOR CASTLERIGG. Two fresh, very neat and clean documents, an account and a receipt with an impressed duty stamp. Some small scribbled calculations not transcribed. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Dr To H. CHAPMAN Oct 24th 1820 To 82 Load London Slate 6/6 pr Do 26 – 13 – 0 8 Load Country Do 8/6 pr Do 2 – 4 – 0 ——————— £ 28 – 17 – 0 [signed] H. CHAPMAN ——————— Oct the 24 1820 Settled ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ————————- £ 28 ~ 17 ~ 0 Penrith October 24th. 1820 ————————- Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON Twenty Eight Pounds 17s/–d for Blue Slate for Castle Rigg Dwelling House as per annexed Bill by me [signed] H. CHAPMAN
13 Nov 1820. JOHN WRIGHT’S WAGES ACCOUNT. A neat and clean wages account. 6” x 6”. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To John WRIGHT Dr. 1820 Nov 13 To 25 weeks Wages from May 23d to } £ s d this day inclusive at 14s/6d per week } 18 ~ 2 ~ 6 To 3 weeks Board & Lodging Mr. CRAIGs } Shepherd attending Sheep at Cloan [?] Fog at 10/. } 1 ~ 10 ~ 0 ———————- £ 19 ~ 12 ~ 6 ———————- November 13th. 1820 Received by the payment of L S DIXON Nineteen Pounds 12s/6d for Wages &c as above by me [signed] John WRIGHT
14 Nov 1820. RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT TO CURATE OF RAVENSTONEDALE. A neat receipt. 3” x 8”. £ s d 5 ~ 1 ~ 0 Rectory, Clifton, Nov. 14, 1820. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart., by the hands of Mr. DIXON, the Sum of Five Pounds and one Shilling, being a yearly Payment out of Bleatarn Rents, due at Martinmas, and payable to the Curate of Ravenstonedale, in the County of Westmorland: I say, received by me [signed] John ROBINSON, Curate of Ravenstonedale aforesaid.
23 Nov 1820 (1). DETAILED COACHMAKER’S ACCOUNT FOR REPAIRS. A neat account and receipt. A bit rough at edges with worm holes, visible on scan. Quite grubby and aged. Copy Penrith Nov 1821 Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart 1820 To John DAWSON Augt. 21 To Horse & Gig twice to Eden Hall . 7 . 6 Oct 23 To a new extra large size plate Glass cutting Do } & fytting in a box sending to Edenhall } 3 . 3 . 0 Nov 6. To 6 Linch Pins plated nobs &c – . 3 . 0 3 . 13. 6 Lady MUSGRAVE Oct 23 To a new globe glass Treping [?] Lamp . 7 . 6 To a wire & spring To Do. & new end . 5 . 0 To lining the fore Hansom with new } leather laking [?] rut sputting [?] under } . 8 . 6 fore carriage &c } To cutting the joints of the wheels & soling [?] . 2 . 6 To 2 Cwt of Iron for the wheels with } nails &c complete } 4 . 16 . 0 To fitting the Boxes of Do. to the arms &c 2/- – . 8 . 0 To Leather & new nobb to the pole – . 2 . 6 To cleaning, trucking up, blacking &c – . 3 . 6 To four Linch Pins & Loop to the hind Trace – . 1 . 6 To Horse & Man to bring & take the carriage to Edenhall 5/6 – . 11 . 0 ——————- 10 . 19 . 6 Pd. By old Iron 12s/- 12 ——————- 10 . 7 . 6 Novr. 23 1820 Settled for John DAWSON [signed] James WRIGHT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 10 . 19 . 6 Edenhall Novr. 23d 1820 deduct old Iron 12 ——————- £ 10 . 7 . 6 ——————- Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Ten Pounds 7s/6d for repairing Carriages &c as per annexed Bill for John DAWSON [signed] James WRIGHT
23 Nov 1820 (2). DETAILED SADDLER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. A neat and clean detailed saddler’s account and receipt. 16” x 6”. Sir Philip MUSGROVE To Wm. FAWCETT 1820 June 2 New Side of Winker & Md. Cart Bridle 2 : 6 13 Leather and Whangs for Turnip Drill 2 : 4 27 1 Quart of Oill and Botle 2 : 8 New frunt and md. Cart Bridle 1 : 6 July 7 New head strap & Md. Cart Bridle 2 : ~ New Rein to a Cart Bridle 3 : ~ Leather & Md. & Stuffg Neck Collar 1 : 8 12 New Leather & Md. 4 head Collars 5 : 6 20 a polld. Curb Bridle 14 : ~ 25 a Silk Cord to whip 4 28 Whangs 3 a Crook & Leather to Back Band 8 29 New Frunt and head strap to Bridle 1 : 8 New Strap to Coupg rim 6 4 Double Hople Straps 12 : ~ Aug 4 2 hame straps 1 : 4 2 Collar shanks 1 : 4 5 Leather & Back Stuffg 2 Neck Collars 5 : ~ New Bord and Stuffg Cart Sadle 1 : 6 8 New Shoulders & Md. & Stuffg Cart Collar 3 : 6 15 5 New pads & New Lr. & Md. Stays 4 : 6 Stuffg and Mendg a Cart Sadle 1 : 6 2 pads and Mendg Cart Bridle 10 2 Loups to a Girth 4 18 a Winker Bearer New farside and mendg Cart Bridle 2 : 8 22 2 New Bords new strap & Stuffg Cart Sadle 3 : 6 23 a Dogg Whip 5 : 6 3 Gun Slings @ 3/ 9 : ~ a Dogg Call 1 : ~ 30 New strap to Sadle 6 2 Check & New Straps to Mouth Baggs 4 : ~ Sep 4 New Trim and Mendg. Cart Bridle 3 : ~ 2 Quarts & 1 pint of Oill 5 : ~ New Cross strap & Leather & Md. 2 Pr. of Stays 3 : 6 New Strap & Stuffg & Md Cart Sadle 1 : 6 Mendg 2 Cart Bridles 1 : 4 a hame strap 8 New Shoulder and Lieng Neck Collar 4 : 6 Buckle & Chape to Cart Sadle Girth 4 14 Buckle piece & Md Cart Sadle 1 : ~ 23 a Back to a Brush 3 26 2 New Straps and Stuffg & Md Cart Sadles } & New Leather & Md. 2 Stays } 5 : 6 ——————- £ 6 – 3 – 2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1820 Brought over £ 6 – 3 – 2 Sep 26 New Leather and Md. 2 head Collars 1 : 6 a Collar shank 8 Oct 18 2 Best Currey Combs 3 : ~ 20 a best polld Portsmouth Bridle 17 : ~ 22 New Shoulders and Lieng Neck Coller 5 : 6 2 Chapes and Mendg Girth & Cord to Whip 1 : 2 Nov 3 Mendg a Belly Band 6 4 8 Woolg Bandages 2½ Yards long with strings @ 2/~ 16 : ~ a Large Spunge 4 : 6 6 2 long hame straps 2 : ~ new End & Strap to Chain Belly Band 1 : ~ 8 Mendg a Boddy Rowler [?] 8 a Currey Comb for Farm 1 : ~ 10 a Corn Bagg 2 : ~ —————— £ 8 – 19 – 8 deduct for Bridle 17 – —————— Novr. 23d. 1820 Settled £ 8 – 2 – 8 [signed] Wm. FAWCETT —————— ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ —————- £ 8 ~ 2 ~ 8 Edenhall Novr. 23d. 1820 —————- Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Eight Pounds 2s/8d for Saddlery Work as per annexed Bill by me [signed] Wm. FAWCETT
03 Dec 1820. ANN KENDAL’S EXPENSES AND WAGES ACCOUNT. A neat and clean detailed account. 7” x 5”. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr 1820 To Ann KENDAL £ s d Loade of Coals 0. 11. 0 6 Ducks 0. 6. 0 Goose 0. 4. 6 Yeast 0. 4. 0 Whitsuntide Ostler Marketing Woman 0. 8. 0 Gun Case for Sir P 0. 3. 8 Chimney Sweep 0. 3. 0 HAMILTON. Music . 10. 0 Pd. Ostler & Market woman } at the New Crown at } 1. 0. 0 Martinmas last } —————- 3. 10. 2 To my ½ years Wages 8. 8. 0 To 9 weeks Board Do at 8s/ 3. 12. 0 —————- £ 15. 10. 2 —————- December 3d. 1820 Recd. by paymt. of L S DIXON on Sir. P. MUSGRAVE’s account the Sum of Fifteen Pounds 10/2 for the above by me [signed] Ann KENDAL
08 Dec 1820. DETAILED KIRKBY STEPHEN INNKEEPER’S ACCOUNT. A neat and clean detailed account. 6” x 16” Kirkby Stephen 1820 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To John POWLEY Dr. August 11 To 4 Tea 1/6 6 – 12 To 4 Breakfasts 1/9 7 – “ To Meat Sent to Moors 10 – “ To Porter Do 5 4 “ To 4 Dinners 10 – “ To a Tea 6 – “ To 3 Bottles Sherry & Port 1 0 – “ To Porter 3 8 13th To 4 Breakfasts 7 – “ To 4 Dinners 10 – “ To Porter 3 – “ To 2 Wine Port & Sherry 13 – “ To 3 Tea 4 6 14 To 3 Breakfasts 5 3 “ To Meat to Moors 5 – “ To Porter Do 5 – “ To 3 Dinners 7 6 “ To 2 Bottles Sherry 14 – “ To Porter 2 6 15 To 3 Breakfasts 5 3 “ Paid Blacksmith 6 “ Beds 14 – “ Horses Hay & Corn 1 5 3 “ Pd. for Hack Horse 7 6 “ Pd. for ALDERSONs Boy assistg } To Moors } 2 6 “ Pd. for Game Boxes } 2/- 2/- 1/4 1/6 } 6 10 11th to 16. Game Keeper. Eating & ale 2 3 5 Days Do eating & ale 3/6 17 6 Spirit to Moors } 4 days 8 – had by Gamekeeper } Jos VARTY & J ALDERSON } 5 Days Eating & ale } 1 2 6 Sep 14 To Ale to Hartley Castle } Peinlear [?] raising per T. HAMILTON } 5 – ——————- £ 13 1 10 Pd. for washing 1 0 Servants 1 0 0 ——————- 1820 £ 14 2 10 Decr. 8 By Cash of Mr DIXON 14 2 10 ——————- [signed] John POWLEY
02 Dec 1820. ACCOUNT FOR THRESHING. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 6” x 8”. Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart To John WILSON Dr. 1820 Bush S d Novr. 7th To Threshing 4 of Barley at 8d pr 2 “ 8 Do . . . . 2 -1Peck of Peese at Do 1 “ 6 Do . . . . 2 Rye at Do . “ 4 ––– 28th Do . . .17Qurtrs. - 11 Oats 1S:2d pr £1 “ 0 “ 0½ ——————— £ 1 “ 4 “ 6½ ———————- December 2d. 1820 his Settled the above John + WILSON mark Witness [signed] Richd HETHERINGTON
12 Dec 1820. RECEIPT FOR HATS FOR TWO SERVANTS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Penrith. Sir P MUSGRAVE To W. NANSON Dr 1820 £ s d May 1st To Hat for Wm. BLANCHARD 1 – 1 – 0 10th To Do Wm WATSON 1 – 1 – 0 —————- £ 2 – 2 – 0 Received 12 Dec 1820 per [signed] Jos NANSON
15 Dec 1820. SUBSCRIPTION TO FEMALE VISITING SOCIETY, CARLISLE. A postally carried letter, a bit grubby. C R 31 Treasurer Carlisle visitg Society one years Subscription £ 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 Decembr 15. 1820 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To Mr. DIXON Lady MUSGRAVE’s Steward Edenhall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Miss ANDERSON, Treasurer to the Female visiting Society in this Town, requests the Favor of Lady MUSGRAVE’s Annual Subscription of Two Guineas to that Charity, due for the present year. Carlisle Decr 1st. 1820
16 Dec 1820. RECEIPT FOR A GALLOWAY COW. A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. December 16th. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs account Eight Guineas paid to John WRIGHT for a Gallowayshire Cow bought of him, to stall feed at Eden Hall. £ 8 “ 8 “ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
16 Dec 1820 (2). ACCOUNT OF BANK PAYMENTS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 5” x 6”. Cash paid by Messrs. ATKINSON CRAIG & Co. Bankers Penrith 1820 £ s d October 31. Mathw ATKINSON Esqr. cash paid on } account of the Carlisle Election } 11 : 1 : 8 Novr. 4th. Joseph GRANDJEAN on acct. of wages &c 14 : 10 : 0 – George WRIGHT Do 10 : 0 : 0 —————— £ 35 : 11 : 8 —————— December 16. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs account thirty five Pounds 11s/8d paid by Messrs ATKINSON & CRAIG & Co to the above persons as per Bank Book. [signed] L S DIXON
20 Dec 1820. LETTER WITH ACCOUNT FOR TEACHING 6 POOR CHILDREN. A postally sent letter containing an account. A bit grubby on the back. 6” x 8”. C R 37 John ARMSTRONG Education of 6 poor children £ 1 ~ 2 ~ 6 ——————————————— Decembr. 20. 1820 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. DIXON [Round Stamp] Edenhall CARLISLE Post paid Penrith 8DE8 1820 [red wax seal] 298 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle Dec 6th., 1820 Sir I have made out all the Quarterpence bills except for these six children Margaret WRIGHT 12 weeks = 0 – 3 – 9 Josph WRIGHT 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 John WESTERN 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 Douglas WATSON 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 David WATSON 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 Thos. PUGMIRE 12 do 0 – 3 – 9 —————- £ 1 – 2 – 6 which sum —————- I hope you will not refuse to pay. Mr. WALTON will give your receipt for this and the other sum. If you could send it to me on Monday first or to some one who will give it me on that day it will oblige your obedient servant [signed] Mr. John ARMSTRONG
30 Dec 1820 (1). DETAILED ACCOUNT FOR JOURNEY TO BRAMHAM BIGGIN. A neat detailed account. A bit aged on the back. 4” x 7”. November 12th 1820 Exspences to Bramham Biggin £ S D Appelby 4 Horsess Hay 1 4 2 Men Eating and Drinking 3 Punchbool 1 Bows 4 Horsess Hay and Corn and 2 Men Eating and Drinking 19 Cattrickbridge Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 9 6 York Gate Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 16 6 New Inn Horsess Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 5 York Gate Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 7 2 Cattrickbridg Horsess Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 7 Greata Bridg Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 16 Punchbool 1 Appelby Horsess Hay and Corn 2 Men Eating and Drinking 8 4 Tool Bars 1 10 0 —————- £ 6 4 10 1820 December 30th Received the above [signed] John ARNISON
30 Dec 1820 (2). RECEIPT FOR TWO LEICESTER RAMS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. December 30 1820. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Five Pounds paid to Mr William JAMES of Penrith for Two Leicester Rams bought of him by me £ 5 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
30 Dec 1820 (3). SUBSCRIPTION TO PENRITH NATIONAL SCHOOL. A clean and neat receipt. 4” x 6”. December 30. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account Two Guineas paid to Mr. Wm. JAMES, Treasurer to Penrith Nationl School being 1 years subscription to that Institution. £ 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON
30 Dec 1820 (4). DETAILED POST HORSES ACCOUNT. Neat and clean detailed account and receipt. Penrith Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bt 1820 To Wm. ATKINSON 11 Augt To a Pr. of Horses fm. Edenhall to Appleby 1 . 1 . 3 14 To 4 do by do to Carlisle 2 . 15 . 0 To a Post Chaise to Ednl “ . 7 . 6 21 To a Pr. of Horses fm. do to Appleby 1 . 1 . 3 22 To do do to Lowther 11 . 3 24 To do do do 7 . 6 25 To do fm. Lowther to Dalemain 10 . 6 26 To do fm. Dalemain to Ednl 10 . 6 28 To do to & fm Kirkoswald 12 . “ 29 To do fm. Edenhall to Pooley & DuMain & Ednl 1 . 3 . 9 31 To do to & fm. Kirkoswald “ . 12 . “ 2 Sepr To do do Scirsgill “ . 15 . “ 4 To do to Dalemain 10 . 6 5 To do fm. do to Edenhall 10 . 6 7 To 4 Horses to & fm. Dalemain 1 . 10 . “ 8 To a Post Chaise fm. do to Ednl 10 . 6 11 To a Pr. of Horses to & fm. Newbign 1 . 0 . 0 13 To a do do do Lowther 1 . 0 . 0 16 To do by Penrith to Appleby 1 . 2 . 6 18 To 4 Horses to & fm. Glenridding 3 . 4 . “ 26 To 4 do fm. Ednl to Carlisle 2 . 15 . “ 28 To Pr do fm Carl to Edenhall 1 . 7 . 6 2 Octr To do to & fm Brougn . 15 . 0 To a Post Chaise to & fm Carlisle 1 . 13 . “ To do do to Lowther 11 . 3 4 To 4 Horses to Raus 2 . 2 . “ To a Post Chaise fm Lowther to Ednl. 11 . 3 —————- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ s d 1820 Brougt Forward 29 . 10 . 6 4 Octr. To a Post Chaise to Edenhl 7 . 6 5 To a do do to & fm do 15 . “ 6 To a Pr. to Raus 1 . 1 . “ To do to & fm Assemblie 15 . 0 11 To do do Lowther 1 . 0 . 0 To 2 Teas in Rau Week “ . 4 . “ 16 To a Pr. of Horses to & fm K Oswald “ . 12 . “ 18 & 19 To 2 Chaises to Edenhall 15 . “ 20 To 4 Horses to & fm Brougn 1 . 10 . To 4 do do Penrith 1 . 10 . “ 23 To Pr. do fm Ednl to Carlisle 1 . 7 . 6 To 1 Galln. of Vingr 3 . 6 30 To 4 Horses to Carlisle fm. Ednl 2 . 15 . 0 3 & 5 Novr To 2 Chaises to Edenhall 15 . 0 9 To a Pr. fm Ednl. to Appleby 1 . 1 . 3 To Blacksmiths a/c as pr. bill 6 . 12 . 6 ———————— £ 50 . 14 . 9 6 . 12 . 6 ———————— £ 44 . 2 . 3 ———————— ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 50 . 14 . 0 Penrith Decemr. 30. 1820 6 . 12 . 6 Smiths acct. ——————- 44 . 1 . 6 Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON Fifty Pounds 14/- for posting as per annexed Bill by me [signed] Wm ATKINSON
20 Jan 1821. ACCOUNT FOR JOURNEY TO BRAMHAM. A neat and clean detailed account. 9” x 7”. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. had a residence at Bramham Biggin. C R 59 Willm. SANDERSON Journey to Bramham £ 3 ~ 5 ~ 10 ————————- January 20. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ January 11th. 1821 £ s d Jany 11th. Horse sharped 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Jany 12th. Brough Servants Eating & Liquors 0 ~ 5 ~ 0 Beds 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 Hostler 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 “ 13th. Old Spittle To bread and Cheese 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 To Ale 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 To Horse Hay and Corn 0 ~ 0 ~ 8 Greta Bridge To eating and Ale 0 ~ 2 ~ 6 Hay and Corn 0 ~ 2 ~ 6 To Hostler and Maid 0 ~ 0 ~ 9 “ 14th. Catterick Bridge To eating 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 0 ~ 10 Londonderry To eating Ale & Porter 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 3 ~ 0 Bed and Hostler 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 “ 15th. Boroughbridge Breakfast 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Dinner 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Supper 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Ale Porter and Beer 0 ~ 1 ~ 6 Horses Hay and Corn 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 Hostler and Chambermaid 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 “ 16th. Wetherby Ale 0 ~ 0 ~ 8 Horse 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 Toll Bars 0 ~ 1 ~ 5 ——————— £ 1 ~ 18 ~ 4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ s d Brought Over £ 1 ~ 18 ~ 4 Jany 17th. Coach Fare 1 ~ 2 ~ 0 Supper 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 Coach Drivers 0 ~ 1 ~ 9 Coach Guards 0 ~ 1 ~ 9 Jany 18th. Breakfast 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 ——————— £ 3 ~ 5 ~ 10 1821 Jany 20. Settled the above by me [signed] William SANDERSON
21 Jan 1821. A DETAILED PENRITH GUNSMITH’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 7” x 12”. C R 61 John GREEN Gunsmith £ 2 “ 2 “ 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith 9th. Augt. 1820 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to John GREEN s d To Cutting a Stock and putting Heal Plate on 2 . 6 To a Cushen on the Stock 4 . 0 Augt. 30 To 2 Cushens on 2 Double Guns 8 . 0 To a Spring on Patent Flask 1 . 6 Sepr. 9 To Boreing a Double Gun 6 . 0 To Powder & Shoot to trie the Gun 2 . 0 To Setting the Barrels Streight 1 . 0 To a New Ramrood Lauswood 2 . 2 11 To Boreing a Double Gun 6 . 0 To a Capt Screw on Ramrood 1 . 6 Ocr. 27 To Hardening a Hammar 1 . 0 28 To Boreing a Gun 3 . 0 To Hardening a Hammar 1 . 0 Novr. 21 To Reparing a Pistol . 6 To Reparing a Gun 1 . 6 Decr. 15 To Reparing a Patent Breech 1 . 0 ————— £ 2 . 2 . 6 ————— January 24th. 1821 Settled [signed] John GREEN
29 Jan 1821. MAYOR’S DETAILED EXPENSES FOR CARLISLE ELECTION. A neat and clean detailed account and receipt. Carlisle Election May 1820 Expences incurred by Thomas BLAMIRE Esquire Mayor £ s d John FORSTERs Bill for fitting up Townhall 15 “ 4 “ 0 Retaining Assessor and attending him and the } Agents of the Candidate } 2 “ 2 “ – Expences of Express from Post Office 4 “ 1 “ 7 Assessors Fee 157 “ 10 “ – Robert RITCHIE Bill for Constables staves 1 “ 10 “ – Paid Doorkeepers & 39 Constables for attendance } seven days } 75 “ 11 “ – Poll Book and Stationary – “ 12 “ – Poll Clerk 7 days 14 “ 14 “ – Assistant to do. 7 “ 7 “ – ———————- £ 278 “ 11 “ 7 Paid ========= 29th Jany. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle 29 Jany 1821. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Baronet by payment of W [?] EMMERSON the Sum of nineteen Pounds & five Shillings and nine pence being the Balance of Acct of Expences incurred by Thos BLAMIRE Esqr Mayor at the late Carlisle Election [signed] Hodgson A. NANSON
30 Jan 1821. EDENHALL ASSESSED TAXES ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 6” x 8”. C R 66 Wm. DALTON Edenl. Assessd. Taxes £ 38 ~ 10 : 4½ ————————————- Jany. 30. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ S D 83 Windows 11 “ 15 “ 3 In Habat house 0 “ 13 “ 1½ 5 Mal Sarvents 6 “ 17 “ 0 Careg duty 4 “ 12 “ 6 7 Riding Horss 9 “ 8 “ 4½ 11 Cart Horss 2 “ 8 “ 1½ 11 dogs 1 “ 18 “ 6 Armorel 0 “ 12 “ 0 Land tax 0 “ 5 “ 6 ———————— 38 “ 10 “ 4½ ———————— Reseved of Sir P. MUSGRAVE by pament of Mr DIXON the above sum being one quarter pament of the Assed taxes for Edenhall this 30 day of January 1821 by me [signed] William DALTON Collector
06 Feb 1821. A COOPER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 3” x 6”. C R 82 Henry GASKARTH Cooper £ 1 ~ 14 ~ 0 ————————- Februy. 6. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart 1820 To Henry GASKARTH Dr Augt 18 Dressing Casks 1 day Man & appr. 5 – 0 26 1 Ale Funnel 5 – 0 29 2 Stable pails & Bewling 12 – 6 2 Tubs @ 5/- 10 – 0 1 Corn Measure 1 – 6 —————- £ 1 “ 14 “ 0 Feb 6 Settled 1821 [signed] Henry GASKARTH
10 Feb 1821. ACCOUNT FOR THRESHING OATS. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4” x 7”. January 31th 1821 Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart. to John WILSON Dr. £ S D To Threshing 18 Quarters and 15 Pecks of Oats at 1S “ 2D pr. Quarter 1 “ 2 “ 1 February 10th. 1821 Received by payment of L S DIXON One Pound 2/1 for the above by me his Witness [signed] Rd HETHERINGTON John + WILSON mark
20 Feb 1821. PENRITH BOOTMAKER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. Fresh and neat account and receipt. Sir P: MUSGROVE Bart 1820 To D HARTLEY October 4 young Man 1 par Boots 2 5 – Novemb. 13 Mr BLANCHARD Boots 2 6 – Dcember 18 futman Boots 2 6 – Do. Valet Boots 2 6 – ————— £ 9 3 – ————— Deduct valets boots = 2£ . 6s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 9 ~ 3 ~ 0 Penrith February 20. 1821 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON nine Pounds & three shillings for Servants Boots as per Bill delivered by me [signed] D HARTLEY
21 Apr 1821. MONEY PAID INTO BANK OF FORSTER & CO., CARLISLE. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. April 21. 1821, Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account One Hundred and Thirty Pounds paid by Mr Robert TREMBLE to Messrs FORSTER & Co. Bankers Carlisle being the amount of the last Candlemas half years Rent due for his Farm at Broadmoor. ————————- £ 130 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ————————-
02 Jun 1821. RECEIPT FOR YEOMANRY CAVALRY SADDLE CLOTHS. A neat receipt. 3” x 8”. Received 2nd June 1821 of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. Three Pounds 7/11 for Saddle Cloths supplied to His Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry at Appleby as per Bill £ 3 “ 7 “ 11 [signed] Thos. ATKINSON ~~~~~~~~~~~
05 Jun 1821. DISBURSEMENTS FOR YEOMANRY CAVALRY EXPENSES. A neat account. 4” x 8”. No 2. Geo. S. MARSHALL Sashes &c for Yomary Cavalry £ 21 ~ 9 ~ 10 ——————————————————— June 5. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr Sir P MUSGRAVE } Sashes & Trumpeter } £ 13 – 19 – – Pd. Thos ATKINSON 3 – 7 – 6 Subn. to Race 1 – 1 – – Carriage of Box from London 1 – 13 – 4 —————————- 20 “ 0 “ 10 Ale to the Men at T Sowerby 1 – Do at Eamont Bridge – 9 ————————- 21 – 9 – 10
18 Jul 1821. BILL FOR CARRIAGE OF YEOMANRY CAVALRY CAPS. A neat receipt. 2” x 7”. No 3. J WILKINSON carrage of Yeomanry Caps £ 1 ~ 13 ~ 4 ——————————————— July 18 . 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Westmoreland Yeomanry Cavalry To Rt HARDEN Dr 1821 March 26 To Frt & Carge 1 Crate Caps & 1.3 26 – 1 . 13 . 4 1821 July 18 Settled [signed] J WILKINSON
22 Sep 1821. RECEIPT FOR SEVEN GEESE. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. September 22d. 1821 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON Fourteen Shillings for Seven Geese at 2s/- per head, by me his 14s/–d Lant. X WALKER mark Witness [signed] William PUGMIRE
29 Sep 1821. TUITION ACCOUNT FOR EIGHT POOR CHILDREN. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. to Wm. KENDALL Dr. Tuition for 8 Poor Children ¼ of a year i.e. from Midsummer to Michaelmas 1821. s d viz Two for Thos. WATSON 8 ~ 0 Ino. WESTERN 8 ~ 0 Ino. PUGMIRE 8 ~ 0 Ino. WRIGHT 8 ~ 0 ——————- 1 ~ 12 ~ 0 Recd. the above this 29th. day of Sept. 1821 [signed] Wm. KENDALL
02 Oct 1821. ACCOUNT FOR WATCHING GAME ON HARTLEY FELL. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 3” x 7”. A small scribbled calculation not transcribed. Mr DIXON To George GIBSON Dr 1821 £ s d Augt. 9th To 24 Days watching 1/6 1 “ 16 “ 0 Game on Hartley Fell —————— £ 1 “ 16 “ 0 Octr. 2d. 1821 —————— Settled [signed] George GIBSON
17 Oct 1821. RECEIPT FOR 60 SADDLES FOR YEOMANRY CAVALRY. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt.. 3” x 8”. Some scribbled calculations (apparently trying to work out the price of each saddle) on the left edge of the document have not been transcribed. C R 143 FAWCET & NANSON 60. Military Saddles £ 258 ~ 0 ~ 0 —————————————— Oct. 17th. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Received 17 Oct 1821. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE (per Payment of ATKINSON CRAIG & Co) Two Hundred & Fifty Eight Pounds, being the amount of our Bills, for Sixty Saddles furnish to his Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. [signed] Wm. FAWCETT £ 258 ~~ [signed] Robt NANSON
23 Oct 1821. £20 DRAWN ON ATKINSON, CRAIG & CO., BANKERS, PENRITH. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. October 23d. 1821. Placed to account the sum of Twenty Pounds paid Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. per Messrs. ATKINSON CRAIG & Co Bankers, Penrith. ———————- £ 20 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ———————-
25 Oct 1821. RECEIPT FOR 40 ABERDEENSHIRE BULLOCKS. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Scribbled calculations at bottom of receipt not transcribed. C R 152 Messrs TOPPING & BELL 40 Aberdeensh Bullocks £ 490 ~ 0 ~ 0 ————————————————- Octobr 25. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 25. 1821, Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Four Hundred & Ninety Pounds paid to Messrs. TOPPING & BELL for 40 Aberdeenshire Bullocks, bought at Temple Sowerby Fair at 12£/5s per head. ————————- £ 490 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ————————-
06 Nov 1821. DETAILED ACCOUNT FOR BUTTER, MILK AND CREAM. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 7” x 6”. C R 161 David HILL Milk Butter &c £ 2 ~ 5 ~ 11 —————————- Novr. 6th. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart Dr to David HILL 1821 £ s d July 30th To 6lb of Butter at 10½ per lb 0 “ 5 “ 3 To Milk three Quarts per Day } Beginning August 2nd, Left off } August 13th 36 Quarts at 2d. per Qr } 0 “ 6 “ 0 August 4th To 10lb of Butter at 11d per lb 0 “ 9 “ 2 August 10th To 1 Pint of Cream 0 “ 0 “ 5 August 11th To 1 Quart of Cream 0 “ 0 “ 10 August 11th To 10lb of Butter at 10d per lb 0 “ 8 “ 4 August 18th To 10lb of Butter at 11d½ per lb 0 “ 9 “ 7 August 25th To 6lb of Butter at 11d per lb 0 “ 5 “ 6 Septr 15th To 1lb of Butter at 10d per lb 0 “ 0 “ 10 ———————- £ 2 “ 5 “ 11 ========= Novr. 6th. 1821. Settled the above [signed] David HILL
17 Nov 1821 (1). RECEIPT FOR BUILDING A WELL AT WOODHEAD FARM. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 6” x 7”. Calculation scribbled in pencil at bottom of receipt not transcribed. No. 11. James TODD sinking a Well £ 3 ~ 10 ~ 0 ————————— Novr. 17. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ November 17th. 1821 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON Three Pounds & 10s/- for sinking & walling a Well 5 Yards deep and 7 Foot diameter at 14s/- per yard at Woodhead Farm by me ———————— £ 3 ~ 10 ~ 0. [signed] James TODD ————————
17 Nov 1821 (2). A DETAILED PENRITH GUNSMITH’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 10” x 7”. Penrith April 4th. 1821 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart to John GREEN s d To reparing 7 Swords at 8d per Sword 4 “ 8 May 2nd To reparing Mr DAWSONs Sword “ 8 24th To reparing Mr JAMES Servant Sword Pistol Lock “ 8 25 To reparing Mr BELLASes Pistol “ 8 To reparing Mr DAWSONs Pistol “ 8 To repairing Joseph HODGHON’s Pistol “ 6 To repairing John BELLs Pistol “ 4 ————— £ 0 “ 8 “ 2 Augt. 9th. To Faceing a Gun Hammar 2 “ 6 Sepr. 13th. To Cutting a Gun Stock 2 “ 0 18. To repairing a Cheek Piece 1 “ 0 To 2/½ Dozen of Gun Flints 1 “ 3 Sepr 18. To Boreing a Gun 3 “ 0 To Hardening a Hammar 1 “ 0 To a New Screw Nail “ 6 To Sand Paper “ 1 —————- £ 0 “ 11 “ 4 —————- £ 0 “ 19 “ 6 November 17th Settled ———————- [signed] John GREEN
21 Nov 1821. RECEIPT FOR TICKETS TO PENRITH THEATRE. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. November 21 1821 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON One Pound & Two shillings for Tickets for admittance to the Theatre at Penrith [signed] James STODDART
01 Dec 1821. ACCOUNT FOR CARTING COALS FROM HARTLEY BURN. A neat and clean detailed account. 8” x 6”. C R 197 Ino. ARNISON Hartley burn Coals &c £ 6 ~ 19 ~ 9 —————————————— Decbr. 1. 1821 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1821 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr To John ARNISON for Carting Coals £ S D To 15 Carts at Penrith Tool Bar at 2d per Cart for Carting Hay ~ 2 6 April 19th. To 6 Cart Loads of Coals from Toking Fell ~ 18 ~ 3 Mens Exspencess ~ 3 ~ ———————- £ 1 3 6 ———————— July 23 To 6 Cart Loads of Coals from Hartley Burn ~ 10 6 Tool Bar 6 Carts at 2d½ per Cart ~ 2 3 3 Mens Exspencess for Eating and Drinking ~ 10 ~ July 28. To 6 Cart Loads of Coals from Hartley Burn ~ 10 6 Tool Bar 6 Carts at 2d½ per Cart ~ 2 3 3 Mens Exspencess for Eating and Drinking ~ 10 ~ August 30 To 6 Cart Loads of Coals from Hartley Burn ~ 10 6 Tool Bar 6 Carts at 2d½ per Cart ~ 2 3 3 Mens Exspencess for Eating and Drinking ~ 10 ~ Nov 16 To 6 Cart Loads of Coals from Hartley Burn ~ 10 6 Tool Bar 6 Carts at 2d½ per Cart ~ 2 3 3 Mens Exspencess for Eating and Drinking ~ 10 ~ Nov 23 To 6 Cart Loads of Coals from Hartley Burn ~ 10 6 Tool Bar 6 Carts at 2d½ per Cart ~ 2 3 3 Mens Exspencess for Eating and Drinking ~ 10 ~ Cart Hoop Repaired ~ ~ 6 Sept 7 2 Mens Exspencess at Gamelsby ~ 2 ~ ———————- December 1th. 1821. Settled the above by me £ 6 19 9 [signed] John ARNISON ———————-
28 Oct 1822. DRAPER AND TAILOR’S ACCOUNT. Billhead with a receipt stuck to the back inside page. Incomplete image on eBay – lower end of bill missing and receipt not shown. Seller states total bill comes to £53 19s 5d. Hand written entries into this printed bill are transcribed in italics. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Penrith Aprill 22d 1822 To John ARMSTRONG DRAPER TAILOR and LADIES’ HABIT-MAKER 146 1822 Aprill 22d 7 3/4 yds Db Hunter 8/6 3 5 10½ 21 Twist Butts 16 per – 2 4 9 Small do 8 – – 6 Coat mg & Trimgs. – 16 – 4 3/8 yds Blue Broad 21/- 4 “ 11 “ 10½ 7 yds Scarlett Shalloon 3/6 1 “ 4 “ 6 Cloak mg & Trimings – “ 4 “ 8 Augt. 5 5 3/8 3/8 yds Treevow [?] 3/6 – “ 18 “ 9¾ vest & Shootg. Jacket mg – “ 9 “ – Trimings – “ 0 “ 6 ½ yd Db Hunter 7/- – “ 3 “ 6 Gorsers [?] mg & Trimings – “ 4 “ 6 1 pr Boot Top Covers – “ 4 “ – 2 3/8 yds Db Casst. 10/6 1 “ 5 “ 11¼ Pants mg & Trimings – “ 7 “ – Coat altg. – “ 1 “ 6 2 3/8 yds Mix Casst. 11/- 1 “ 6 “ 1½ pants mg & Trimings – “ 7 “ – Sept. 7 1 7/8 yds Bottle Green Super [?] 23/- 2 “ 1 “ 3 Jacket mg & Trimings – “ 11 “ – Coat altg. – “ 1 “ – 10 Set [?] repairing – “ 1 “ – Oct 22 4 Vests altg. & repag. callico for us [?] – “ 2 “ 6 3 ½ yds Flannel 2/6 – “ 8 [?] “ 9 2 pr Drs [?] mg & Trimings – “ 3 “ – ¾ yd Db Casst. 15/- – “ 11 “ 3 Leggins mg & Trimgs. – “ 4 “ – 2 ¼ yds Drab Hunter 9/6 1 “ 1 “ 4 ¼ 2 “ Bro Holland 20d – “ 3 “ 4 Mud Boots mg & Trimgs. – “ 9 “ 4 26 Boots Tops altg. – “ – “ 1 28 ½ yd Db Cassr 12/- – “ 6 “ – 1 Doz Gilt Buttons 1/- – “ 1 “ – Boot Tops mg & Trimgs. – “ 3 “ – ½ yd drab Flanell 7/6 – “ 3 “ 9 [ ] mg & Trimgs – “ 2 “ –
29 Nov 1822. RENT RECEIPT FOR HILLTOP FARM, COUNTY DURHAM. Rent receipt to the Lord Bishop of Durham with impressed duty stamp. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 29th. Day of Nov: 1822 } RECEIVED of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. the Sum } L. s. d. of Two Pounds Six shillings & 8d¼ being one Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas 1822 } 2 . 6 . 8¼ for farm called Hiltop } Acquittance, 8 ———————— £ 2 ~ 7 ~ 4¼ One Years Land Tax allowed out of the above 4 ~ ~ ———————— £ 2 ~ 3 ~ 4¼ [signed] P [or C?] FORSTER
04 Dec 1822 (1). RENT RECEIPT FOR WEST THICKLEY QUARRIES. A small printed receipt. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. Durham 4 Day of Decem~ 1822 RECEIVED of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. the Sum } L. s. d. of Five Shillings for one Year’s } Leasehold Rent, due at Martinmas 1822 to the Lord Bishop of Durham, } for West Thickley Quarries } – 5 – One Year’s Land Tax – – – – Acquittance, 0. 0. 8 —————- £ – 5 ~ 8 [signed] C [or P?] FORSTER
04 Dec 1822 (2). RENT RECEIPT FOR LANDS AT WOODHOUSES, CO. DURHAM. A small printed receipt for rent to the Lord Bishop of Durham with impressed duty stamp. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 4 Day of Decemr: 1822 RECEIVED of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum } L. s. d. of Ten shillings being one Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas 1822 } 10 for Lands at Woodhouses } Acquittance, 4 ——————— £ 10 4 ——————— [signed] P [or C?] FORSTER
18 Dec 1822. GROOMS’ RECEIPT FOR TAKING HORSES TO YORKSHIRE. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 3 A. LITTLE & J. ROBINSON Grooms, Journey to Yorkshire £ 5 ~ 5 ~ 0 ——————————————————- Decembr. 18, 1822 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ December 18th. 1822, Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account. Five Pounds & Five shillings paid to Andrew LITTLE & James ROBINSON taking Horses up to Yorkshire. ——————— £ 5 ~ 5 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ———————
24 Dec 1822. WASHERWOMAN’S PAY RECEIPT. A very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 8”. The signature on the receipt could read SMITH or SHIELDS. C R 4 Hannah SHIELDS Washerwoman £ 7 ~ 7 ~ 8 ———————————- Decembr. 24. 1822 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ December 24th. 1822, Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by the payment of L S DIXON Seven Pounds Seven Shillings & Eight Pence for Washing as per Book which had been examined. ——————— £ 7 ~ 7 ~ 8 [signed] Hannah SHIELDS ———————
28 Dec 1822. ACCOUNT AND RECEIPT FOR RUM AND GIN. A fresh, very neat and clean account and receipt. The receipt has an impressed duty stamp. C R 5 Thos. DIXON Rum & Gin £ 10 ~ 3 . 0 ——————————— Decembr. 28. 1822 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Howerby [or Flowerby?] Feby 18th 1822 Philip MUSGRAVE Bart Bot. of Tho DIXON 6 Gall 5 Pints Rum – 17/ 5 – 12 – 6 6¼ do –––– Gin –– 14/6 4 – 10 – 7½ ———————- £ 10 – 3 – 1½ ———————- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Howerby [or Flowerby?] Decr 28 1822 £ 10 – 3 – 0 Recd from Sir Philip MUSGRAVE per payt. of Mr L. S. DIXON Ten Pounds 3s/- for Spirit as per Bill Annexed –––––– [signed] Tho DIXON
30 Dec 1822. ACCOUNT FOR STAFF PRESENTS AT CROWN INN, PENRITH. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 6” x 4”. Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart To Ann KENDAL Dr. 1822 £ . s . d To cash paid to Ostler } at the Crown Penrith, his usual } present for taking care } – “ 10 “ 0 of Horse with market Cart } for 1 year } To Do. Market woman } at the Crown Inn for taking } care of marketing goods } – “ 10 “ 0 for 1 year ending December } —————— £ 1 “ 0 “ 0 —————— Recd. December 30th 1822, by paymt of L S DIXON One Pound for the above by me [signed] Ann KENDAL
31 Dec 1822. KESWICK INNKEEPER’S RECEIPT. A neat and clean receipt with impressed duty stamp. Small tear at top right fold. 3” x 8”. C R 13 Ino JACKSON, Keswick Innkeeper £ 6 ~ 3 ~ 0 ——————————————— Decembr. 31. 1822 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Received 21st Decr 1822 ~ of Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart. the sum of Six Pounds 3/~ being the amount of my account – for Corn Hay ***** £ 6 .. 3 ~ [signed] J JACKSON ~~~~~~~~~
04 Jan 1823. ALSTON BREWERY YEAST ACCOUNT. A fresh account. 9” x 7”. Small tear in the middle, plus a couple at the edges. No. 6. BLACKETT & Co Alston Brewery Yeast 17s/9d —————————————- Jany 4th 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGROVE 1822 Draw To Chirst. BLACKETT & Co for yest £ S D Augst. 3 “ “ 7½ “ 10 “ “ 7½ “ 17 “ “ 7½ “ 24 “ “ 7½ “ 31 “ “ 7½ Septr. 7 “ “ 7½ “ 14 “ 1 “ “ 21 “ 1 “ “ 28 “ 1 “ Octr. 5 “ 1 “ “ 14 “ 1 “ “ 26 “ 2 “ Novr. 2 “ 1 “ “ 9 “ 1 “ “ 16 “ 1 “ “ 23 “ 1 “ Decr. 2 “ 1 “ “ 7 “ 1 “ “ 14 “ 1 “ “ 23 “ 1 “ ——————— £ ” 18 9 Memm. deduct, for use of Servt. – 1 – ——————— January 4th. 1823, Recd. by payment – 17 9 of L S DIXON 17s/9d for the above ——————— by me [signed] Jos COLLINSON for BLACKET & Co.
14 Jan 1823 (1). DETAILED GUNSMITH’S ACCOUNT. A neat detailed account. 9” x 7”. C R 24 John GREEN Gun smith £ 1 ~ 9 ~ 3 ———————— Jany 14 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith 1st. Decr. 1821 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to John GREEN s d To 1 Doz of Flints 6 To Facing 2 Hammars 4 “ ~ 1822 Jany 17th. To a New Screw Nail for Dble. Gun ~ “ 6 To a Catch to hold the Ramrood in ~ “ 3 25th. To a New Ramrood 1 “ 0 To Straighting the Barrel ~ “ 6 April 1st. To 4 Hammars Hardening 3 “ ~ July 17th. To Cleaning 3 Guns & Polishing 3 To a New Screw Nail “ 6 Augt. 17th. To a Cheek Piece 3 “ 6 27 To a Powder Flask Spring 1 “ 6 Nor. 1st To Boreing a Gun 3 “ ~ To Powder & Shoot to tric – “ 6 To putting Parscushen Lock on 1 “ ~ To 3 New Screw Nails 1 “ – To Cutting Stock and putting Heel Plate on 2 “ 6 To a New Ramrood 1 “ 0 Decr. 1st. To a Trigger & Scar for a Pistol & Hardening the Hammar 2 “ 0 ——————- £ 1 “ 9 “ 3 ——————- To be paid Decr. 14th 1823 [signed] PM. Received by [signed] Ino. GREEN
14 Jan 1823 (2). DETAILED SURGEON’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. A neat detailed account and receipt. C R 26 Thos. LAW Surgeon £ 9 “ 0 “ 6 ————————- Jany 14. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Tho LAW Surgeon &c Dr. 1822 May 21 To bleeding – Michl. CROSBY 1 “ 0 “ A Cathartic do. 0 “ 6 24 A Mixture do. 2 “ 6 26 A Cathartic – J MURRAY 0 “ 6 June 10 A Journey & setting Fracture of thihy } 16 “ 6 “ A Camphorated Lotion W. SANDERSON } 2 “ 6 11 A Journey &c do. 6 “ 0 “ A febrifuge Mixture & Cathartic do. 3 “ 0 “ Camphorated lotion Quart do 3 “ 0 12 A Journey &c do. 6 “ 0 “ Camphd Lotion do. 3 “ 0 13 The same A Journey &c 9 “ 0 “ Febrifuge Mixture & Cathartic do. 3 “ 0 14 A Journey &c Camphord. Lotion 9 “ 0 16 A Journey &c Camphd. Lotion 9 “ 0 “ Febrifuge Mixture & Cathartic 3 “ 0 17 Lotion Repd. do. 3 “ 0 18 A Journey &c Lotion Repd 9 “ 0 20 A Journey &c 6 “ 0 21 Lotion Repd. 3 “ 0 22 Journey &c 6 “ 0 26 Jorney &c 6 “ 0 July 1 The same 6 “ 0 2 Camphd. Lotion 2 Quarts 4 “ 6 ——————— Carrd Over £ 6 “ 1 “ 0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Brought over £ 6 “ 1 “ 0 July 5 A Journey &c W. SANDERSON 6 “ 0 10 The same do. 6 “ 0 16 Camphd. Lotion do. 4 “ 0 17 A Journey &c do. 6 “ 0 22 The same 6 “ 0 29 The same 6 “ 0 Aug. 9 The same 6 “ 0 23 The same 6 “ 0 “ Two Doses Epsom Salts do. 0 “ 6 31 A Journey & large Plaster do. 8 “ 0 Oct. 8 The Plaster Repd. do. 2 “ 0 ————————— £ 8 “ 17 “ 6 ————————— Pd. in addition “ 3 “ 0 ————————— To be paid –– 9 “ 0 “ 6 [signed] PM. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 9 “ 0 “ 6 Penrith Janry. 14 1823 Recd. of Mr. DIXON on Acct. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum of nine Pounds & sixpence being the Amount of my Bill for 1822. [signed] Tho LAW
21 Jan 1823 (1). DETAILED COACH MAKER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. A neat and clean account and receipt. C R 28 Robt. GRAHAM Coach maker £ 6 ~ 13 ~ 0 ——————————- January 21. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir P. MUSGRIEVE Baronite Penrith To R. GRAHAM Dr 1822 £ s d Aug 9th Cloth for Gig Lining “ 6 “ 6 1½ yds of Broad Lace “ 3 “ – 1½ of Pasting Do “ 1 “ – New Apron 2 “ 2 “ – Tufts “ 1 “ 6 Lining “ 5 “ – Stuffing & Nails “ 1 “ 6 Painted Carpet “ 5 “ 6 New Patent Skin and Lining for Bottom “ 5 “ – Lengthening Shafts “ 3 “ – Covered Do with Patent Leather “ 3 “ – Painting “ 2 “ 6 1823 Taking of Wheel hoops & Putting on “ 6 “ – Jan 1st New Plait Glass 2 “ 5 “ – 2 Repd. Frames and Taking to Edenhall “ 2 “ 6 ———————— £ 6 “ 13 “ – 1823 Jany 21 Settled [signed] Robert GRAHAM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ —————— £ 6 ~ 13 ~ 0 Penrith Jany 21: 1823 —————— Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON the Sum of Six Pounds 13s/- for repairing Chariot Gig &cc. as per annexed Bill by me [signed] Robert GRAHAM
21 Jan 1823 (2). ACCOUNT FOR 42 GALLONS OF TOBACCO LIQUOR. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 3” x 7”. Tobacco liquor was used in gardening as an insecticide. William GRAHAM appears to have been short changed – he only received 8 pence per gallon! No: 4. Wm. GRAHAM Tobacco Liquor £ 1 ~ 8 ~ 0 —————————— Jany 21. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1823 Penrith Jany 8th Sir Philip MUSGRAVES Bart. Detr. to Wm GRAHAM for 42 Galls. Tobo. Liquar at 1/8d per Gallon £ “ s “ d £ 1 “ 8 “ 0 Rsevd the a Bove ——————— [signed] Wm GRAHAM
31 Jan 1823. ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR SHOEING HORSES. Fresh, neat and clean account and receipt, fixed together at their top left hand corners. The receipt has an impressed duty stamp. C R 54 John LANCASTER Shoeing Horses £ 3 ~ 7 ~ 9 ———————————— Jany 31. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE To Ino LANCASTER Dr 1822 Nov. x 21st Brown Hors 4 New shoes 3 Brown Hors 2 Removd 6 Decem. 2. 3 Horses 8 New and 3 Remd 6 . 9 . x Chest Hors. 2 New 1 . 6 x 4 Bay Hors. 3 Remd 9 . x 7 2. Horses 8 New Shoes 6 . – Bay. Hors. & Black Mare 2 New 4 Remd 2 . 6 . x 10 Chest. Hors. 4 New 3 – Bay. Hors. 1 Do. and 3 Remd 1 . 3 x 12 3 Horses 12 New Shoes 9 – x 14 Brown. 4. Do. 3 – x 16th. Black Mare. 2 Do 1 6 Bay. Hors. 2 Remd 6 . x 21 Bay. Hors. 4 New 3 . – Brown Hors. 4 Do. 3 – Bay. Hors. and Chest hors 6 Remd 1 . 6 January 10 Black. Mare 2 New. 2 Remd 2 . – 1823 28th. Black. Mare. 4 Sharpd 1 . – 31 x Brown Shutte [?] Mare. 4 New 3 – ———————— £ 2 12 9 ———————— To A Tendance 10 Times 15 – ———————— £ 3 7 9 ———————— Jany 31. 1823 Settled [signed] John LANCASTER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ —————— £ 3 ~ 7 ~ 9 Edenhall Jany 31st. 1823 —————— Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by the payment of L S. DIXON Three Pounds Seven Shilling & Nine Pence for shoeing Horses from Nov 21. till this day inclusive as per annexed Bill by me [signed] John LANCASTER
04 Feb 1823. RECEIPT FOR EIGHT PIGS BOUGHT AT PENRITH MARKET. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 7”. Feby. 4th. 1823 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Three Pounds 11/- for Eight Pigs purchased at Penrith Market by me ——————- [signed] Richd HETHERINGTON £ 3 ~ 11 ~ 0 ——————-
11 Feb 1823. ACCOUNT FOR CROCKERY, BLASTING POWDER AND CHEESE. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 12” x 5”. C R 64 D. WANE Crockery £ 1 ~ 15 . 8½ —————————- Feby. 11th. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. To D. WANE 1822 Apl 2. Coffee Pot £ ~ “ 2 “ 3 June 11 Bed Pan ~ “ 4 “ 6 July 5 1 Blasting Powder ~ “ ~ “ 10 6 2 Do Do ~ “ 1 “ 8 12 1 Do Do ~ “ ~ “ 10 18 1 Do Do ~ “ ~ “ 10 30 5½ Cheese @ 8 ~ “ 3 “ 8 31 21 “ 6 oz Do @ 6 ~ “ 10 “ 8 3 Basons 7½ . Bottle 8 ~ “ 1 “ 3½ Aug 13. 2 Cream Pots @ 14 ~ “ 2 “ 4 2 Do Do @ 5 ~ “ ~ “ 10 1 Grey Bottle ~ “ 2 “ 3 20 1 Black Do ~ “ ~ “ 6 3 Stone Jars @ 6 ~ “ 1 “ 6 Sep 3 6 Basons @ 3½ ~ “ 1 “ 9 ————————- £ 1 “ 15 “ 8½ Towel with Bed Pan 8 1823 Feby 11 Settled [signed] D WANE D. WANE will thank Mr. DIXON to send payment of the above before the 1st. March 1823. 31 Decr. 1822
14 Feb 1823. DISBURSEMENTS ACCOUNT FOR EXPENSES IN CARLISLE. A neat and clean detailed account. 16” x 6”. C R 66 Henry PEARSON cash paid £ 26 ~ 19 ~ 9 ——————————— Feby 14 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. M: P. To Henry PEARSON Dr. 1821 Decr. 18 Paid Lady MUSGRAVE’s Subscription } 2 2 “ to the female visiting Society } Lent you when in Carlisle “ 7 “ Paid your Subscription to the Carlisle } News Room for the year ending 1821 } 1 5 “ do. your subscription to Mrs. IRVINGs Ball “ 5 “ 1822. April 23rd. Paid Lady MUSGRAVEs } Subscription to the Blanket Society } 1 “ “ Paid Postage of Letters from Mr. BIRKETT } at various times respecting his Election Bill } “ 10 “ June 7. Gave Catherine GADDES a poor woman } who was very ill at your request } 5 5 “ Do. further she continuing very Poorly 2 2 – Postage of Letters from Mr. DIXON “ 1 3 July 13 Paid your Subscription to the Central School 3 3 “ Septr. 30 Gave a Blindman for walking on the } Swifts at your request } “ 5 “ Paid your Subscription to wrestling 2 2 “ Paid your Brothers 1 1 “ Octr. 3rd. Paid your dinner and Supper Bill } at Coffee House } “ 10 6 28 Paid Carriage of a Parcel “ 1 “ Novr. 29 Paid Horsehire “ 7 “ Paid your Subscription to the Carlisle } News Room for the year ending 1822 } 1 5 “ Paid for 12 Silk Handkerchiefs at 7/6 4 10 “ do. for 2 Black do. “ 18 “ ——————— £ 26 19 9 ———————
15 Mar 1823. RECEIPT FOR CARLISLE ABBEY BARN REPAIRS. A neat and clean receipt letter. 9” x 7”. C R 86 Dean & Chapter Abbey Barn &c Repairs £ 20 ~ 0 ~ 0 ——————————————- March 6th. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Dear Sir / I have to acknowledge the Receipt of the Sum of Twenty Pounds by Mr. EMMERSON from you, being the Amount of dilapidation’s as fixed by Mr. MACHELL to be paid by Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. to the Dean & Chapter of Carlisle for the Abbey Barn –– I have also by the same person received the Counterparts of 4 Leases, and send you herewith the Leases executed by the Dean & Chapter I am my Dear Sir always very faithfully Abbey Carlisle yours &c March 15th. 1823 [signed] Thos. HUDSON
22 Mar 1823. AN ACCOUNT FOR CART LOADS OF ASHES. A neat and clean account. 3” x 6”. 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr £ S D To Wm. SANDERSON To 7 Cart Loads of Ashess at 1s per Cart Load 7 ~ John ARNISON 7 Cart Loads of Ashess at 1s per Cart Load 7 ~ —————— ~ 14 ~ March 22th 1823 Settled the above by me [signed] John ARNISON
31 Mar 1823. ACCOUNT FOR KNITTING LAMBSWOOL STOCKINGS. A neat and clean account. 3” x 7”. C R 114 Elizth. WALKER 6 pr. Lambs Wool Stockings £ 1 ~ 11 ~ 0 ————————————————— March 31. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart to Elizabeth WALKER Dr Mar 29 to 6 hanks of yarn at 2S . 8D pr hank 16 . 0 To knitting 6 Pairs of Stockings 2 . 6 pr pair 15 . 0 —————— £ 1 . 11 . 0 March 31th 1823 Settled This Bill [signed] Elizabeth WALKER
03 Apr 1823. BANKING LETTER FROM WRIGHT & CO. One of a batch of 20 letters/documents from the private bank of WRIGHT & Co. C R 115 Messrs. WRIGHT & Co. Cash £ 600 ~ 0 ~ 0 —————————————— April 3d 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ London 5 April 1823. Sir, We have received your favor of 2 inst., inclosing a remittance, value Seven hundred pounds, of which, agreeably with your directions, we hold Six hundred pounds for the credit of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE, Bart., and One hundred Pounds for the credit of Christopher MUSGRAVE Esqre. We remain, Sir, Your Obedt. Sevts. £ 700 GLYN & Co. 25 May [signed] WRIGHT, & Co Mr. L. S. DIXON Esqre.
04 Apr 1823. EXPENSES ACCOUNT FOR TAKING TWO HORSES TO BROUGH. A neat and clean account. 3” x 7”. No 10 Alexdr GUNN with 2 Horses to Brugh 8s/6 —————————————— April 4. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE To Alexr. GUNN April 3 Two Horses taking to Brough 5 “ 0 expences for self all night 2 “ 6 —————- 7 “ 6 Tolls on Tursday 8 Do on Friday 4 —————— Alexr. GUNN + £ 8 “ 6
24 Apr 1823. RECEIPT FOR A GALLOWAY MILCH COW. A neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. C R 129 L. S. DIXON A Milch Cow bought £ 7 ~ 7 ~ 6 ————————————— April 24. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ April 24. 1823, Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Seven Pounds 7s/6d. paid for a Galloway Cow 4 years old bought this day at Penrith Fair, for the use of Edwd HART ——————— £ 7 ~ 7 ~ 6 [signed] L S DIXON ———————
29 Apr 1823. LETTER WITH ACCOUNT FOR BROWN STOUT. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 9” x 7”. C R Wm. IRWIN Porter £ 9 ~ 7 ~ ————————- April 29. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C R 134 Wm. IRWIN Bottled Porter £ 6 ~ 3 ~ 3 ————————- April 29. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lanct. DIXON Eden Hall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Bought of Wm. IRWIN 1822. Aug 24. 14½ Dozen Brown Stout 8/6 £ 6 “ 3 “ 3 “ “ 14½ Dozen Bottles if not returned 4/ 2 “ 18 “ 0 2 Crates & a Hamper Do. ~ “ 6 “ 0 —————— £ 9 “ 7 “ 3 To be pd. 3 . 4 ~ —————— £ 6 . 3 : 3 —————— Settled [signed] J MASON for Wm IRWIN 4 Mo 29th 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Respected Friend Being the new year I have taken the liberty to inclose Sir Philip’s account for Brown Stout which I have no doubt will be found correct if more convenient to p[ay ] at any time to the bearer my cousin John MASON his receipt will be just the same I am Thy Assured Friend Carlisle [signed] Wm. IRWIN Feby 1 – 1823
17 May 1823. ACCOUNT FOR SHEPHERDS’ BOARD & LODGING. A neat account. 4” x 6”. 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr To Wm. DAWSON for Shepherds Board £ S D John TINISWOOD 8 Days – 8 0 Thomas SLACK 1 Day – 1 – William JACKES 1 Night – 1 – Eliah M DONAL 1 Night – 1 – DONAL 1 Night – 1 – ————— £ 0 12 0 —————- 17th May Settled the above by me [signed] Wilm DAWSON
27 May 1823 (1). CLOCKMAKER’S ACCOUNT FOR 8 DAY CLOCK REPAIRS. A neat account. 4” x 8”. Sir Plpe. MUSGRAVE Baront. M.P. Penrith 23. 4 Mo 1823 To Josh. WILKINSON Dr. To A new tooth in Hour Wheel and Cleaning 8 Days Clock And Cleaning A 8 Days Clock @ 27. 5 Mo 1823 £ 0 “ 7 “ 6 —————- May 27. 1823 Settled by [signed] Josh WILKINSON
27 May 1823 (2). ROPE MAKER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 2” x 6”. No 3. Jona LEECE Ropemaker 12/6 ———————— May 27th. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGROVE Esqr. Bart. 1823 Bought of Jonathe LEECE £ s d Feby 25 To 1 Strong Cord 0 . 2 . 0 To 1 Holter Strong 0 . 1 . 8 March 1 To 3 Pair of Plough Rings 0 . 6 . 9 April 28 To 1 Pair of Do 0 . 2 . 3 —————— May 27th 1823 Settled £ 0 . 12 . 8 [signed] John BREAKS P. with 12 . 6 —————
10 Jun 1823. ACCOUNT OF GROOM’S TRAVELLING EXPENSES. A neat account. Grubby on the back. 8” x 7”. Paid To Thomas PEARSON Hiesket 1822 £ S d Breakfast and dinner 0 3 0 Horses hay and Corn 0 3 0 Ostler 0 0 3 Horses Shuing 0 1 6 Going to Iselholl dinner 1 4 Horse Corn 0 6 Coming Back dinner 1 3 Ale 0 3 Horse Corn 0 6 Ostler 0 3 Tolls Gates 0 5 Wetherby, dinner Ale 1 6 Tolls Gates 0 4 Gates 0 8 Gates 0 2 —————- S 14 11 June 10, 1823. —————- Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON 14/11 for the above being expences of travelling & at sundry times, by me [signed] James ROBINSON
15 Jul 1823. ACCOUNT FOR REPAIRING FISHING NETS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 7”. Jun th 1s [?] 1823 Sr/ Philip MUSGRAVE Detter to John BEWLEY S D For Mending A Theef Net 1 ~ 3 Jun th 5 For Mending Another Nett 1 ~ 3 For Twine 1 ~ 6 ———- 4 ~ 0 July 15th 1823 Settled the above [signed] John BEWLEY
02 Aug 1823. PENRITH CLOCKMAKER’S REPAIR ACCOUNT. A fresh and neat account. 6” x 7”. Very faint and difficult to read. Sir Phlp. MUSGRAVE Bart. MP Penrith 22, 6 M. 1823 [looks more like 1825] To Jos. WILKINSON Dr. To taking Pits out of Work to Reset Pinions. Brushing up. Poles drawing Collapse A new Turning Wheels And Toping up Do. A 8 Days Clock £ 0 “ 9 “ 6 —————- 2 , , 8 Mo 1823 Settled by [signed] Josh. WILKINSON
05 Aug 1823. ACCOUNT FOR ALE ORDERED BY GAMEKEEPER & GROOM. A neat account. 3” x 5”. 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Barnet To Thos STEPHENSON s – d Aprel th 30 15 tankets of ale in takg. a Ton 7 ~ ~ 6 May th 8 7 tankets of ale for climbing to crownest 3 ~ ~ 6 ————- S . 11 ~ ~ 0 Augt. 5 1823. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by paymt. of L S DIXON Eleven Shillings for Ale ordered by Gamekeeper & G WRIGHT, groom, by direction of Sir P. MUSGRAVE. [signed] Thos STEPHENSON
30 Sep 1823 (1). RECEIPT FOR CARRIAGE OF LEAD FROM HARTLEY. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. 1823 July the 26th Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart to Thos CHAPTON Dr £ – s – d To Carrag of 10 Pigs of Lead from Hartley to Appleby 0 – 4 – 0 1823 Sept 30th Receved of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by the payment of L S DIXON the above by me [signed] Thos CHAPTON
30 Sep 1823 (2). GAME WATCHER’S WAGES RECEIPT. A neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. September 30 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE to John TEASDALE 6 days watching Game 2 sundays – 10s – 6d Witness [signed] John POWLEY [signed] John TEASDALE
14 Oct 1823. ROPE MAKER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 4” x 6”. C R 125 Jona. LEECE Rope Maker 18/6 ————————— Oct. 14. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Sir Philip MUSGROVE Bartt 1823 Bought of Joan LEECE £ s d June 2 To 1 Pair of Plough rings 0 2 6 8 To a Pair of Cart ropes 0 8 6 Septbr 8 To 60 yds of Cord at 1d/½ pr yd 0 7 6 —————- £ 0 . 18 . 6 —————- Octr. 14. 1823 Settled the above [signed] John BREAKS for Jonn. LEECE
15 Oct 1823. RECEIPT FOR REPAIRING COCKLOCKS LIME KILNS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 127. Jno. LONGRIGG repairg. Lime Kilns £ /4 ~ 16 .. 4½ ———————————- Oct. 15. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 15. 1823, Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of L S DIXON Four Pounds 16s/4d½ being the portiond [?] share for repairing Cocklocks Lime Kilns for 8 years last past & up to the present time, by me ———————- £ 4 ~ 16 ~ 4½ [signed] John LONGRIGG ———————-
26 Oct 1823. JOCKEY’S FEES RECEIPT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 136 George WRIGHT Jockey Fee £ 5 ~ 5 ~ 0 ——————————— Octobr. 26. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1823 Octobr. 26th Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L. S. DIXON for £ s Jockeys fees 5 “ 5 ——— [signed] Geo. WRIGHT
28 Oct 1823. NET REPAIRER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 5” x 7”. September th 10 1823 Sr Philip MUSGRAVE Det to John BEWLEY S D For half A Day Mending A Nett 1 “ 3 Four Slips of Twine at 5D a Slip 1 “ 8 ———— 2 “ 11 October 28th. 1823 Settled the above [signed] John BEWLEY
03 Nov 1823. ACCOUNT FOR THRESHING CORN. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 7” x 6”. C R 144 Ino. WILSON Thrashing Corn £ 6 ~ 17 ~ 3½ —————————- Novr. 3d. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart To Ino WILSON Dr. 1823 Wheat Bl. Pk. Rye B P. Barley B P Oats Qr P. £ s d June 25 To Thrashing } Grange 2 1 – – – – – – at -/9d pr Bl. – “ 1 “ 8½ – To Do } – – 10 3 – – – – at -/9d Do. – “ 8 “ 0½ July 23 To Do } Town head – – 13 2 – – – – at -/6 Do. – “ 10 “ 1½ – To Do } – – – – – 2 – – at -/9d Do. – “ – “ 3 Augt 13 To Do Grange – – 20 2 – – – – at -/9d Do. – “ 15 “ 4½ – 23 To Do } Townhead 9 1 – – – – – – at -/9 Do. – “ 6 “ 11 Septbr. 1 To Do } – – 15 3 – – – – at -/9 Do. – “ 11 “ 9½ – 15 To Do } – – – – – – 15 0 at 1/2 pr Qr. – “ 17 “ 6 Oct 16 To Do. 3 1 – – – – – – at -/9 pr Bl. – “ 2 “ 5 – – To Do. – – 41 0 – – – – at -/9 Do. 1 “ 10 “ 9 – 28 To Do. – – 43 1 – – – – at -/9 Do. 1 “ 12 “ 5 14 3 } 144 3 } – 2 } 15 0 } £ 6 “ 17 “ 3½ —————————————————————— ————————- November 3d. 1823 Settled the above his Ino. + WILSON Wittness [signed] Geo. DIXON mark
04 Nov 1823. RECEIPT FOR 20 IRISH BULLOCKS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 5” x 6”. C R 146 H. MacINNELLY 20 Irish Bullocks £ 258 ~0 ~ 0 ——————————— Novr. 4th. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ November 4th 1823 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Two Hundred & Fifty Nine Pounds paid Henry Mac’INNELLY for 20. Irish Bullocks bought this day at Penrith at 13£/ per head after returning 1s/-d per head – { 20 Bullocks 13£/- 260 . ~ } [signed] L S DIXON { returned 1 . } 13 { ————- } 20 { £ 259 ~ } ———- 260
05 Nov 1823. BAILIFF’S WAGES RECEIPT FOR MANOR OF BLACKHALL. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 150 Geo. EMMERSON Blff’s Wages £ 1 ~ 0 ~ 0 ———————————- Novr. 5. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ November 5th. 1823. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s Account One Pound allowed to George EMMERSON for collecting the Lords Rents in the Manor of Blackhall for one year due at Lammas —————- [signed] L S DIXON £ 1 ~ 0 ~ 0 —————-
08 Nov 1823. AN UPHOLSTERER’S ACCOUNT FOR WINDOW BLINDS. A neat account. A bit grubby on the back. 3” x 6”. 1823 Sir Filiph MUSGRAVE Augt To Isaac CARTNER 26 £ s d Making 9 Winday Blinds 0 – 10 – 0 Cords 0 – 1 – 0 Nails 0 – 0 – 2 12 Shetts of Blue Paper 0 – 0 – 6 —————— £ 0 – 11 – 8 Settld the above —————— [signed] Isaac CARTNER 1823 Novr 8
11 Nov 1823. EDENHALL PLASTERER’S RECEIPT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 6”. C R 152 Wm. CRABTREE Eden Hall, Plasterer £ . 100 ~ 0 ~ 0 ————————————— November 11th. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mem. On the 11th Novr. 1823 I recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE by the payment of Mr DIXON One Hundred Pounds [signed] Willm CRABTREE
21 Nov 1823. SUBSCRIPTION TO GOLD CUP IN CARLISLE RACES. A receipt, a bit aged. 7” x 7”. C R 168 Robt. PORTER Carlisle Races subscription £ 10 ~ 10 ~ 0 ———————————————— Novemer. 21. 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle Novr. 21st. 1823 Sir, I have yours with Ten Guineas being Sir P. MUSGRAVE’s Subscription to the Gold Cup run [?] for Carl~ Races [signed] R PORTER To Mr. DIXON
24 Nov 1823. ACCOUNT FOR COAL FROM NEW INN. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4” x 6”. C R 169 Ino. ARNISON Coals £ 2 ~ 14 ~ 0 —————————- Novr. 24th 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1823 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Dr To John ARNISON £ S D Appril 3th 2 Cart Load of Coals from New Inn at 6s ~ 6d per Load ~ 13 ~ August 2th 2 Cart Load of Coals from New Inn at 6s ~ 6d per Load ~ 13 ~ Septm 13 2 Cart Load of Coals from New Inn at 7s ~ 6d per Load ~ 15 ~ 15 2 Cart Load of Coals from New Inn at 6s ~ 6d per Load ~ 13 ~ ————————- £ 2 14 ~ ———————- November 24th 1823 Settled the above by me [signed] John ARNISON
12 Jan 1824. ACCOUNT FOR ADVERTS IN CARLISLE PATRIOT NEWSPAPER. Billhead from 1824. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. Sir P. MUSGRAVE Edenhall To the Proprietors of the Carlisle Patriot. THE CARLISLE PATRIOT is Published by R. SCOTT, in the Market Place, Carlisle, at an early hour every Saturday Morning, and is most extensively circulated throughout Cumberland, Westmorland, and in the neighbouring Counties, as well as in a very general manner over the other parts of the Kingdom. It contains the earliest and most authentic information – and is a very desirable medium for the Publication of all kinds of Advertisements. 1823 To advertising Novr. 9th. 16th. 23d. 30th. Decr. 7th. 28th. Jany. 4th Barron Wood & Bewley Castle farms to let 8/- 2 “ 16 “ 0 July 12th. 19th. Wood for Sale 8/- 0 “ 16 “ 0 Octr 25th Novr. 1st. 8th. 15th. 22d. 29th Demesne & Housegill farms to let 7/- 2 “ 2 “ 0 Novr. 29th. Decr. 6th. 20th. 27th. Wood for Sale “ 1 “ 8 “ 0 ——————- 7 “ 2 “ 0 Cr. By Cash pr. Mr. DIXON February 13th. 1823 3 “ 4 “ 0 ——————- 1824 £ 3 “ 18 “ 0 Jany 12th ======= Settl’d [signed] John WALDIE
05 Aug 1824 (1). SUBSCRIPTION TO CARLISLE CENTRAL SCHOOL. A neat receipt. 5” x 8”. Augt. 5. 1824 Recd of Mr. DIXON 3£ . 3s . 0d Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Subscription to the Central School Carlisle which I have paid to the Treasurer [signed] Geo: EMMERSON
05 Aug 1824 (2). ACCOUNT FOR GIN FROM GEORGE INN, KIKRKOSWALD. A neat account. 5” x 7”. Mary JEFFERSON was the landlady at the George Inn, Kirkoswald, from at least 1805 to 1828. C R 115 Mary JEFFERSON Gin £ 3 ~ 12 ~ 6 ———————————- Augt. 5. 1824 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kirkoswald Aug 4. 1823 [later addition in pencil:] THE GEORGE INN Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Mary JEFFERSON Dr 1823 July 17 To 5 Gallons of Gin } £ S D at 14s. 6d per Gallon } 3 ~ 12 ~ 6 for a Wood Sale at Baron Wood - ——————- £ 3 . 12 . 6 1824 ——————- 5. August by Cash [signed] Mary JEFFERSON [calculations in pencil:] –14 5 —————— 2/70 - ———- 3 – 10 – 2 – 6 ——————- 3 – 12 – 6 –
09 Aug 1824. ACCOUNT FOR MOWING CLOVER FIELDS. A very neat and clean account. 6” x 8”. Scribbled calculations in pencil not copied. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Lanct WALKER & Edwd HARRISON Dr. 1824 a r phs To mowing Field No. 21. Grange Farm 14 “ 3 “ 0 at 2s/3d To Do Scaw Flatt, Townhead 9 “ 3 “ 0 To Do Head of GOLDINGs Croft 1 “ 0 “ 0 To do Little Church Field 4 “ 0 “ 0 To do Thornbank 1 “ 0 “ 0 To do Two Fellbriggs 2 “ 0 “ 0 To do ROWLEY’s Fitz close 2 “ 0 “ 0 —————— 34 “ 2 “ 0 at 2/3 3 “ 17 “ 7½ ——————— 3 “ 17 “ 7½ Augt. 9. 1824 ——————— Settled the above acct by us [signed] Edward HARISON his Lanct. X WALKER mark
17 Aug 1824. BONE SETTER’S BILL FOR TREATING FOAL’S LEG. A neat receipt. A bit aged and grubby with folds. 4” x 6”. C R 129 Geo DENISON Bone setter £ 1 ~ 11 ~ 6 —————————- Augt. 17. 1824 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Stainton Aug 16th 1824 Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. To Geo DENNISON Dr. To Doctoring [?] and attendance } – Reducing a fracture of the } Foals Leg £ 1 ~ 11 ~ 6 Settled by [signed] Geo DENNISON August 17.
19 Aug 1824. RECEIPT FOR GREENWOOD’S MAP OF WESTMORLAND. A fresh, very neat and clean printed receipt. 4” x 8”. Hand written entries into the printed form are transcribed in italics. C R 133 GREENWOOD & Co Map of Westmorld £ 4 ~ 10 ~ 0 —————————————- Augt. 19. 1824 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By Payment of Ino. DIXON, 19th day of Augt 1824 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bt Four Pounds 10/ Subscription to GREENWOOD’s Map of Westmorland £ . s . d for the Proprietors Subscription 3 . 3 . 0 Mounting 1 . 7 . 0 [signed] Edwd. RAWLING £ 4 . 10 . 0 ——————-
30 Aug 1824. BOOTMAKER’S ACCOUNT FOR WELLINGTON BOOTS. A neat and clean account. 7” x 6”. C R 144. Wm. NOBLE Bootmaker £ 1 ~ 12 ~ 0 ————————— Augt. 30. 1824 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart MP To William NOBLE Dr. 1824 May 14 Wellington Boots £ 1 . 12 . 0 —————— 1824 Settled Augst 30th [signed] W NOBLE
31 Aug 1824. ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR BLUE SLATE FOR EDENHALL. Two fresh, very neat and clean documents, an account and a receipt with an impressed duty stamp. Some scribbled calculations on the account not transcribed. Janur. 7th. 1824 Sir P MUSGRAVE Barnt. To P PROCTOR Dr. £ S D To 291 Loads Best Slate to Eden Hall at 5s/6d 80 – 0 – 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ——————— £ 80 ~ 0 ~ 0 Penrith Augt. 31. 1824 ——————— Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON the Sum of Eighty Pounds for 291 Loads of Blue Slate as per annexed Bill by me [signed] P PROCTOR
30 Sep 1824. ACCOUNT FOR WATCHING GAME ON THE MOORS. A neat and clean account. 4” x 7”. C R 171 Robt. HUTCHINSON Watching Game £ 3 ~ 6 ~ 0 —————————— Septbr. 30, 1824 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. DIXON To Robt. HUTCHINSON Dr. For Watching the Moors from the 19th. July } £ s d to the 31st. Augt. both inclusive being six } 3 ~ 6 ~ 0 weeks and two Days at 10s/6d pr. week } —————- 1824 Sept. 30 Settled [signed] Wm. ROBINSON For Robt. HUTCHINSON
01 Oct 1824. RECEIPTS REGARDING KIRKBY STEPHEN LAW SUIT. Account and five neat receipts, relating to a law suit against the Vicar of Kirkby Stephen. C R 173 Sundry Persons Kirby steven Law suit £ 69 ~ 18 ~ 1½ ————————————— October 1st. 1824 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sundry Persons Kirby Stephen Law suit Oct 1. 1824 No Persons Names £ s d 1 William ROBINSON, Hartley Castle 30 4 7 2 John HARRISON, Hartley Folds 30 4 7 3 Elizabeth DAVISION, Soulby 6 12 6 4 Thomas COOPER, Soulby Mill 2 6 5½ 5 Thomas CANNON, Land in Winton – 10 0 £ 69 18 1½ October 1. 1824, Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Sixty Nine Pounds 18s/1½d paid to the above named Persons as per receipts inclosed. [signed] L S DIXON ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1824 April 23d Recd. of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by the payment of Wm. ROBINSON Five Land Sesses 30£ 4S “ 7d For Hartley Castle Farm Ladthwaite Farm and Little Tellerance in Order to defray the Lawsuit against the Vicar of Kirkby Stephen ~ Recd. the above by me [signed] Thomas HAMILTON – Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1824 Sepr 10th Recd of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bar~ by the payment of John HARINSON 5 Land Sesses for Hartley Town End Farm amounting to 30£ – 4s – 7d in order to defray the expence of the Law suit against the Vicker of Kirkby Stephen Recd by me [signed] Thomas HAMILTON Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1824 June the 17th Recd of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bar~ by the payment of Elizabeth DAVIDSON 6£ – 12s – 6d being 5 Land Sesses for Soulby Tenement in order to defray the expence of the Law suit against the vicar of Kirkby Stephen. by me [signed] Michl. BOUSFIELD, Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ August the 17th 1824 Recd of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bar~ by the payment of Thomas CUPER five Land Sesses for his farm at Soulby mill being 2£ – 6s – 5½d in order to defray the Expence of the Law Suite against the Vicar of Kirkby Stephen Recd the above Sum by me [signed] Michl. BOUSFIELD Collector ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ March 15 1824 10s Rec of Thomas CANNON the Sum of Ten Shillings which Sum being the Amount of 15 yearly Land taxes at 8d each Mathw. ROBINSON { [signed] M. ROBINSON Wm. MINSHAM { Committee Men for the Township of Winton
26 Feb 1825. ACCOUNT FROM KING’S HEAD INN, APPLEBY. A neat and clean account. 9” x 7”. C R 106. Ino. HERD Posting &c £ 3 ~ 17 ~ 0 ——————————— February 26. 1825 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1824 HERD’s Kings Head Inn Appleby April 16th 1 Pair of Horses to Ednell by Culgaith ~ 17 ~ 6 21 Pair of Horses to Brough ~ 10 ~ 0 27 Pair of Horses to Ednell by Culgaith ~ 17 ~ 6 Tolls Bar 1 ~ 0 Aug. 30th. To Cash lent to Sir P. MUSGRAVE 1 ~ “ “ Breakfast 2 Share of Dinner bill 8 ~ 6 To Horse Bate 2 ~ 0 Sep. 28th. To 1 Pair of Horses to Ednell 17 ~ 6 ——————- £ 3 ~ 17 ~ 0 1825 ======== Feby 26 Recd the above [signed] E LANCASTER for J HERD
04 Mar 1825. DETAILED BUTCHER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 11” x 6”. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart Dr. 1825 to Ed NIXON lb £ s d Novm. 16 Quarter vell 20 at /6d pr lb 0 – 10 – 0 Decm. 14 Round of Beef 35 -/6½ 18 – 11 “ Sirloin Do 46 “ 1 – 4 11 “ Crop Do 26 “ 14 1 “ Ribs Do 27 /6 13 – 6 “ Stickin/nice Do 19 /4½ 7 – 1 “ Haugh Do 2 – 6 21 Sirloin Do 21 /6 ½ 11 – 4 27 Round Do 32 /6 17 – 0 “ Crop Do 24 12 – 0 “ Haugh Do 2 – 6 1825 Jany 4 Round Do 32 /6 ½ 17 – 4 “ Sirloin Do 34 /6 17 – 0 “ Crop Do 22 “ 11 – 0 “ Ribs Do 22 “ 11 – 0 “ Haugh Do 2 – 3 11 Sirloin Do 38 “ 19 – 0 18 Crop Do 29 / 14 – 6 “ Brissett Do 30 /5 12 – 6 Feby 9 Do Do 5 /4½ 1 – 10 “ Quarter mutton 15½ /6 7 – 9 15 Leg of vell 17½ 8 – 6 “ Sirloin Beef 12½ /6 6 – 3 21 Do Do 17½ 8 – 9 “ Haugh Do 2 – 6 22 Quarter mutton 13 6 – 6 28 Leg vell 12½ 0 – 0 —————— £ 14 “ 0 “ 6 —————— 1825 March 4th. Settled [signed] Ed NIXON
09 Aug 1825. MILLER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 12” x 5”. Signature at bottom mostly cut off on scan. Seller advises that it appears to be William FLEMING (badly overinked). C R 262. Jos: DODD Millar £ 1 ~ 19 ~ 8 —————————— August 9th. 1825 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. to Jos. DODD Dr 1823. s . d Nov 14. to 4 Pecks of Brand 2 – 8 – 17. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 19. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 27. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 Dec 6. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 20. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 27. to 4 Pecks of Brand 2 – 8 Jan 6. 1824 to 2 Load of Oats Dr 2 – 0 – 17. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 Feb 13. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 March 10. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 27. to 4 Pecks of Brand 2 – 8 July 23. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 Aug. 30. to 2 Pecks of Brand 1 – 4 Sep 8. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 23 to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 Oct. 16. to 1 Peck of Peas Made 0 – 6 Nov. 10 to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 15. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 19. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – to 1 Peck of Barley Made 0 – 6 Dec. 14 to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 – 24. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 Jan 3. 1825. to 2 Loads of Oats Dr 2 – 0 –. to 2 Loads of Oats Dr 2 – 0 Feb 12. to 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 – 0 ———— £ 1 ~ 13 ~ 4 Mar 12 To 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 ~ 0 22 To 3 Pecks of Brand 2 ~ 0 Apr 8 To 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 ~ 0 May 2 To 1 Load of Oats Dr 1 ~ 0 6 To 2 Pecks of Brand 1 ~ 4 ———— Augt. 9. 1825 £ 1 ~ 19 ~ 8 Settled for Jos. DODD Settled [signed] William FLEMING [?]
11 Aug 1825. RECEIPT FOR PURCHASE OF KIRKOSWALD PAPER MILL. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 265. I: [or J:?] BOND Kirkosld. Paper Mill £ 150 ~ 0 ~ 0 ————————————- August 11th. 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ August 11th. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s acct. One Hundred & Fifty Pounds paid to Mr. I. [or J.?] BOND being the amnt: of purchase money of the Paper Mill at Kirkoswald bought of him by me [signed] L S DIXON ————————- £ 150 ~ 0 ~ 0 ==========
17 Aug 1825. SCHOOLMASTER’S ACCOUNT FOR TEACHING PUPILS. A neat detailed receipt. 7” x 7”. C R 271 James HOPE Schoolmaster £ 1 ~ 5 ~ 0 ——————————— August 17th. 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE, Bart, To James HOPE Dr £ s d Thomas PUGMIRE one qr from } May 17th. to August 17th. 1825 } 0 “ 4 “ 0 John and Thomas WRIGHT, each } one qr } 0 “ 7 “ 0 Elizabeth and Sarah WATSON } each one qr } 0 “ 7 “ 0 Thomas WESTREN, one qr 0 “ 3 “ 6 John SHIELDS, one qr 0 “ 3 “ 6 ————— £ 1 “ 5 “ 0 ————— August 17th. 1825 Received the above by payment of Mr. DIXON, August 17th. 1825, by me [signed] James HOPE
22 Aug 1825. RECEIPT FOR PURCHASE OF A WALK MILL AT SOULBY. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 276. ~~~~~ DAY Soulby Walk Mill £ 38 ~ 0 ~ 0 ——————————— August 22nd 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ August 22nd. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Thirty Eight Pounds paid to Mr. ~~~ DAY for the purchase of a Walk Mill at Soulby by me ————————- [signed] L S DIXON £ 38 ~ 0 ~ 0 . ==========
26 Aug 1825 (1). RECEIPT FOR TEN HIGHLAND HEIFERS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 281. ~~~~~ STEEL 10 Highland Heifers £ 85 ~ 5 ~ 0 ———————————— August 26th. 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ August 26th. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Eighty Five Pounds, Two Shillings, paid Mr STEEL for 10 Highland Heifers @ 8£ . 12s. 6d each, deducting one Pound returned by him £ “ s “ d £ “ s 10 Heifers @ 8 “ 12 “ 6 = 56 “ 5 [signed] L S DIXON Deduct ~ 1 “ 0 ——————- £ 55 “ 5 “ ======
26 Aug 1825 (2). BOOKSELLER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account. 7” x 6”. C R 282. Benjn: SCOTT Bookseller £ 3 ~ 6 ~ 3 —————————- August 26th: 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir P. MUSGRAVE, Bart To B. SCOTT Dr. 1822 £ S D Sept. 18. Printing Game Notices ½ Sheet “ 5 “ Nov. 27. Blackwood’s Mag. Nov “ 2 6 Sporting Mag. Nov “ 2 “ March 14 Sallust “ 7 “ Mem. Book “ “ 3 Nov. 25 Sporting Mag. Sept. Oct. “ 4 “ 1823 Do Dec “ 2 “ 1824 Aug. 28 Game Book “ 5 6 Sept. 29 Sporting Mag. Aug. 1824 “ 2 “ Silver Pen “ 3 6 Box Pens “ 4 6 Dec. 3. Debrett’s Baronetage 1 8 “ 1825 ————— £ 3 6 3 ====== Settled Aug 26th [signed] Benjn. SCOTT
20 Sep 1825 (1). ACCOUNT FOR HORSE NAILS. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4” x 5”. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE M P 1825 Penrith Septr 13 To John JACKSON Dr. 1825 m £ S D March 19 To 1000 of 9 lb Horse Nails 0 ~ 8 ~ 0 July 12 To 1000 of 10 lb Do Do 0 ~ 8 ~ 6 Augt 3 To 1000 of 7 lb Do Do 0 ~ 7 ~ 0 To 1000 of 9 lb Do Do 0 ~ 8 ~ 0 —————- £ 1 ~ 11 . 6 ======= Septbr. 20th. 1825 Settled [signed] John JACKSON
20 Sep 1825 (2). POOR SESS RECEIPT FOR GREAT SALKELD. A neat receipt. 4” x 7”. C R 295. Ino. REBANKS ~ Gt. Salkeld Poor Sess. £ 1 ~ 4 ~ 1½ ————————————— September 20th. 1825 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ September 20th. 1825. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by the payment of L S DIXON One Pound Four Shillings & threehalfpence the first collection of Poor Sess for the Parish of Great Salkield for this year by me –––––––––– ——————— [signed] John REBANKS £ 1 ~ 4 ~ 1½ Overseer ————————-
01 Oct 1825 (1). RECEIPT FOR 12 SPAYED GALLOWAY HEIFERS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 309. Mr. HOPE 12 Spayed Gally. Heifers £ 153 ~ 0 ~ 0 ——————————————— October 1st: 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 1st. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account One Hundred and Fifty Three Pounds, paid to Mr. HOPE for 12 Spayed Galloway Heifers bought of him at Broughhill Fair at 12£ 15s a head ——————— 144. £ 153 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ——————— 12 15 12 ———— 2 / 180 ———- 9. 144 ————- 153.
01 Oct 1825 (2). RECEIPT FOR 19 SPAYED GALLOWAY HEIFERS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. October 1st. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Two Hundred & Ten Pounds 8s/6d paid to Mr. Jos. DICKSON of Winderwath for 19 Spayed Galloway Heifers bought at Broughhill Fair of him at 11£ . 2s. 6d each deducting 19s/.d returned by him. £ . s . d £ . s . d [signed] L S DIXON 19 Heifers @ 11 . 2 . 6 – 211 . 7 . 6 Returned 19 . 6 95 —————— —- £ 210 . 8 . 6 456 ======= 2 ————- 2 . 7 – 6 1911 ————- 289 2 . 7 – 6 ——————— 211 . 7 . 6
01 Oct 1825 (3). EXPENSES WHEN COLLECTING WESTMORLAND RENTS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 310. L. S. DIXON Receivg. Westmorld. Rents £ 1 ~ 11 ~ 0 ———————————————— October 1st. 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 1st. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account one Pound Eleven Shillings being the amnt. of my expences at Brough Hill, receiving the Westmorland 2 Yrs Rents &cc ——————- [signed] L S DIXON £ 1 ~ 11 ~ 0 ——————-
11 Oct 1825 (1). RECEIPT FOR A BUSHEL OF WHEAT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. October 11th. 1825. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account, One Pound 7s/6d paid to Ino. WRIGHT for a Bushel of Wheat, bot. by him at Penrith Market for the use of the Hall, by me [signed] L S DIXON —————- £ 1 – 7 – 6 —————-
11 Oct 1825 (2). LANGWATHBY NETMAKER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean detailed account and receipt. The receipt was attached to the account at the top left hand corner. The receipt has an impressed duty stamp. C R 318. Ino. BEWLEY Making Nets £ 3 ~ 16 ~ 3 ———————————- October 11th. 1825. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Langwathby. 1825. £. S. d. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE. Edenhall Detr to John BEWLEY Agust th 9. to halfaday mending a thief Nett .. 1 . 9 13th to a thief Net made 1 3 6 to the Frame .. 5 .. Septer 26th to 1 Shekele Net made 2 3 .. 28th to a Rake Net made .. 3 .. ———————— £ 3 16 3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 3 ~ 16 ~ 3 Edenhall October 11th. 1825 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by the payment of L S DIXON three Pounds Sixteen Shillings & threepence for making & repairing Nets, as per annexed bill, by me [signed] John BEWLEY
14 Oct 1825. RECEIPT FOR A CREAM CHEESE. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C R 326. Ino. HARRISON Cream Cheese £ 1 ~ 7 ~ 0 ——————————- October 14th. 1825 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 14th. 1825. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of Mr DIXON one Pound 7s/~ for a Cream Cheese weighing 27 lb at 1s/~d per pound by me —————- [signed] John HARRISON £ 1 ~ 7 ~ 0 —————-
06 Dec 1825. RENT RECEIPT FOR WEST THICKLEY QUARRIES. A small printed receipt with partly torn off red seal. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. Durham 6t Day of Decemr. 182/ RECEIVED of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart. the Sum } L. s. d. of Five Shillings for one Year’s } Leasehold Rent, due at Martinmas 1825 to the Lord Bishop of Durham, } for West Thickley Quarries } – 5 – One Year’s Land Tax – – – – Acquittance, 0. 0. 8 —————- £ – 5 ~ 8 [signed] C [or P?] FORSTER —————-
25 Oct 1826. SUBSCRIPTION TO WRESTLING AT CARLISLE RACES. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 9” x 7”. C 90. R 7. Henry PEARSON Carlisle Wrestling £ 2 “ 2 “ 0 ——————————— October 25th. 1826. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir / Carlisle 25th. Octr. 1826 In the absence of Mr. PEARSON I beg leave to acknowledge the receipt of your Letter enclosing two Guas~ being Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs Subscription to the wrestling at the last Carlisle Races. I am Sir Your most obedt. Servt. [signed] Jos: BOUSTEAD clk~ to Mr. PEARSON
07 Nov 1826. PENRITH NURSERYMAN’S ACCOUNT FOR TREES AND SHRUBS. Fresh, neat and clean account and receipt. The receipt has an impressed duty stamp and is stuck to the bottom left corner of the account. C 90. R 13. John MOSES Forest Trees, Shrubs &c £ 19 “ 0 “ 0 ——————————————- November 7th. 1826. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Nov 29th. 1825 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart Bot of John MOSES £ s d 12 Paestinia Rose – “ 9 “ – 6 Hyacinths nam’d – “ 9 “ – Dec 5 …. 3000 Strong Quicks at 13/ 1 “ 19 “ – Soloman HUDSON____ Mains ……… 14 …. 3400 D. 2 “ 4 “ – 2 Std Cherrys ….. 1/5 – “ 3 “ – one of the Cottages 1 St Pear & 1 Std Apple – “ 1 “ 8 Mains Feb 28. 1826 …. 9 Std Apples of Sorts – “ 6 “ – Castlerigg March 7 ….. 2000 Quicks 1 “ 6 “ – 4000 Strong Larches at 14/ 2 “ 16 “ – 2000 Ditto Scotch Firs at 10/ 1 “ – “ – Got by EDGAR 11 .. 600 Strong Larches at 14/ – “ 8 “ 5 got by SIMPSON 13 .. 550 Larches & 50 Spruce – “ 8 “ 5 15 … 600 Ditto – “ 8 “ 5 28 … 6000 Ditto at 13/ 3 “ 18 “ – 300 Alders – “ 6 “ – April 7 …. 2000 Larches at 12/ 1 “ 4 “ – Kirkoswald 100 Elms – “ 2 “ – 2 Dwf Orlean Plums } – “ 2 “ 6 1 Dwf Mary Arche [?] Cherry }Thos WATSON – “ 1 “ 3 1 Dwf Jargond [?] Pear } – “ 1 “ – 17 …. 9 Portugal Laurels – “ 3 “ 9 4 Yews – “ 2 “ – 4 Red Cedars – “ 2 “ – 10 Strip’d Hollies – “ 10 “ – 4 Anbutters [?] – “ 4 “ – 2 Sweet Bays – “ 1 “ 6 4 Lauristinus – “ 2 “ – 2 Phitareas – “ 1 “ 6 ½ oz Coth [?] flower – “ 1 “ 6 27 Papers of Thurnals [?] – “ 6 “ 9 1 oz Migneonette – “ 1 “ 6 ——————— £ 19 “ 10 “ 2 Deduct, error in a former Bill 10 –– ——————— £ 19 “ – “ 2 ======== ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Nov 7. 1826 Reciev’d of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON the Sum of nineteen Pounds for Sundrie Forest trees Shrubs &c as per Bill annex’d by me [signed] John MOSES
11 Nov 1826 (1). RENT RECEIPT FOR WOODHOUSE, BISHOP AUCKLAND. A small printed receipt. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. Bondgate in Auckland 1826. Received of Sir Ph: MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum } £. s. d. of Ten Shillings being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, } “ 10 ~ 0 1826, for Land at Woodhouse } Acquittance, —————- 0 0 4 —————— £ 10 ~ 4 [signed] C [or P?] FORSTER —————————
11 Nov 1826 (2). RENT RECEIPT FOR LAND AT EVENWOOD. Rent receipt to the Lord Bishop of Durham. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. Evenwood New Rents 1826. Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum } £. s. d. of one pound three shillings & 5¾ being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, ) 1 – 2 – 7¾ 1826, for Lands allotted to Ra [?] CARR Esq & Josh TAYLOR } 1 – 3 – 3¾ Acquittance, ––––––– 0 0 8 1 – 6¼ ——————- 1 – 4 £ 1 – 3 – 3¾ 1 – 15 – 7½ ——————- ———————- [signed] C [orP?] FORSTER £ 3 – 1 – 9½ [additional scribbled calculations at left margin:] £ s d 4¼ 15 6½ 6 6 “ 3 “ 10 ——————— 1 3 5¾ 1 2 7¾
11 Nov 1826 (3). RENT RECEIPT FOR LANDS IN WEST THICKLEY. Printed receipt for rent to the Lord Bishop of Durham with impressed duty stamp. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 1826. Received of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart the Sum } £. s. d. of Two pounds 6/8¼ being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, ) 2 . 6 . 8¼ 1826, for Lands in West Thickley } Acquittance, ––––––– 0 0 8 ——————— £ 2 . 7 . 4¼ Land Tax allowed . 4 . ——————— [signed] C [orP?] FORSTER 2 . 3 . 4¼
14 Nov 1826 (1). SUBSCRIPTION TO CARLISLE CATTLE SHOW. A neat and clean receipt. 3” x 7”. C 90. R 26. Ino: NORMAN Carlisle Cattle Shew £ 2 ~ 2 ~ 0 ————————————— November 14th. 1826 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. EMERSON has paid Sir P. MUSGRAVE’s Subscription of £ 2 “ 2 ~ for 1826 – to the Carlisle Cattle Show. [signed] John NORMAN Treasurer Apl. 21st. 1826
14 Nov 1826 (2). SUBSCRIPTION TO NEW KIRKOSWALD TO ALSTON ROAD. A neat and clean subscription receipt. 3” x 8”. C 90. R 29. Chr: HARDY Subsptn. to Kirkosld. Road £ 30 ~ 0 ~ 0 ———————————————— November 14th 1826 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 30 Received of Mr. Lanclot. DIXON thirty Pounds the subscription granted by Sir P. MUSGRAVE towards the making of a new road leading from Kirkoswald to Alston. Nov. 14th. 1826 Recd by me [signed] Christr HARDY
14 Nov 1826 (3). RECEIPT FOR FOUR SHORT HORNED BULLOCKS. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Some scribbled calculations at the bottom of the receipt not transcribed. C 92. R 33 Ino: LONGRIGG 4 Shorthorned Steers £ 35 “ 10 “ 0 ————————————— November 14th. 1826. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Novr. 14th. 1826. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs a/c Thirty Five Pounds Ten Shillings paid to Mr. Ino. LONGRIGG for Four Short horned Bullocks @ 8£ “ 17s “ 6d per head, by me. ————————— £ 35 “ 10 “ 0 [signed] L S DIXON —————————
14 Nov 1826 (4). RECEIPT FOR AN ABERDEENSHIRE RUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Novr. 14th. 1826 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s a/c. Eight Pounds Ten Shillings paid to Mr. TOPPING for an Aberdeenshire Runt by me —————— £ 8 “ 10 “ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ——————
21 Nov 1826. RECEIPT FOR SEVEN LONGHORNED HEIFERS. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Novr. 21st. 1826. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVEs a/c Seventy Seven Pounds paid to Mr: Jos. DIXON of Windenwath for Seven Longhorned Heifers @ 11£ per head by me —————— £ 77 “ 0 “ 0 [signed] L S DIXON ——————
24 Nov 1826. RECEIPT FOR MANUFACTURING OAK BARK AT KIRKOSWALD. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt with impressed duty stamp. 3” x 8”. Scribbled calculations in pencil at the bottom of the receipt not transcribed. £ 31 ~ 3 ~ 4½ Edenhall Novr: 24th. 1826 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of Mr. DIXON Thirty One Pounds 3s “ 4d½ for Manufacturing 15Ton “ 157St of Oak Bark at Kirkoswald @ 39s/~ per Ton by us his Witness [signed] Geo: C: DIXON Chas + McPEAK mark
02 Dec 1826. CARLISLE BOOTMAKER’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. Fresh, neat and clean account and receipt. The two pieces of paper are stuck together at their left top corner. The receipt has an impressed duty stamp. C 92. R 51. William NOBLE Boot Maker £ 10 “ 8 “ 6 ———————————- December 2d. 1826. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle …………….. 1826 [Si]r P. MUSGRAVE Bart MP. To William NOBLE Dr. 1826 July 28 Benjimen GARRAD Boots Made 2 ~ 6 ~ 0 Sep 26 Joseph PEELs Top Boots Made 2 ~ 6 ~ 0 Octr 5 Shooting Boots Made for self ~ 18 ~ 0 –– 26 Hunting Boots Made 2 ~ 4 ~ 0 ––––– S CHURCHILL Top Boots Made 2 ~ 6 ~ 0 Brush ~ 12 ~ 6 ——————— £ 10 ~ 12 ~ 6 ========= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ——————- £ 10 “ 8 “ 6 Edenhall Decr. 2d. 1826 ———————————————————————————————————————————————- Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Ten Pounds 8s/6d being the amount of my bill for making Boots [signed] William NOBLE
05 Dec 1826. ACCOUNT FOR KEEPING TWO POINTER DOGS. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 4” x 7”. C 92. R 53. Thos: ATKINSON Keeping Dogs £ 2 “ 12 “ 0 ———————————- December 5th. 1826 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. Dr to Thos ATKINSON 1826 To Keeping of Two 2 Pointer Dogs 13 Weeks at 4s Per weeke –– 2£ – 12s – 0d [signed] Thos ATKINSON
21 Dec 1826. EDENHALL SCHOOLMASTER’S ACCOUNT FOR CHARITY BOYS. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 6” x 7”. C 94. R 61. T: IRELAND Edenhl. Schoolmaster £ 1 “ 11 “ 6 ————————————— December 21st. 1826 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir P. MUSGRAVE, Bart. M.P. To T. IRELAND Dr. Decr. 21st, 1826. To the following boys (put to school on charity) } for a quarter’s tuition, each, at 4s. ~ 6d. per quar- } £. s. d. ter: Ino. NOBLE & P. [T.?] DAWSON from Sepr. 18th. to Decr. 18th. } 1 “ 2 “ 6 Wm. WESTERN & Ino. WRIGHT from Sepr. 25th. to Decr. 25th. } Douglas WATSON from Octr. 30th. to Jany. 30th. } To Christr. SANDERSON from Sepr. 4th. to Decr. 4th. } To Peter SANDERSON from Sepr. 25th. to Decr. 25th. } 9 “ 0 Put to school on Lady MUSGRAVE’s charity. } ———————— £ 1 “ 11 “ 0 Settled ——————- ————————
23 Dec 1826. CHARITY MONEY RECEIPT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Decr. 23d. 1826. Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s a/c Four Pounds 16s/8d being Charity Money paid to Isaac WALKER & Mary DALTON at Midsummer & Christmas 1826 by me £ s d 2 “ 8 “ 4 [signed] L S DIXON 2 —————— £ 4 “ 16 “ 8 =======
08 Jan 1827. ACCOUNT FOR HORSE NAILS. A neat and clean account. 4” x 5”. Penrith Jany 8th 1827 Sir Philip MUSGROVE M. P. Bought of John JACKSON 1826 £ S D Septr 8 To 500 of 12 lb 9/6 per Thousand Horse Nails 0 ~ 4 ~ 9 To 500 of 8 7/6 pr. 1000 Do Do 0 ~ 3 ~ 9 To 250 of 7 7s/- pr. 1000 Do Do 0 ~ 1 ~ 9 Octr 1 To 2000 of 11 9/- pr. 1000 Do Do 0 ~ 18 ~ 0 Decr 22 To 500 of 7 7s/- pr. 1000 Do Do 0 ~ 3 ~ 6 To 500 of 6 6/6 pr. 1000 Do Do 0 ~ 3 ~ 3 ——————- £ 1 ~ 15 ~ 0 1827. ======== Janery 8th Settled [signed] John JACKSON 14
23 Jan 1827. DETAILED ACCOUNT & RECEIPT FOR SHOEING HORSES. A fresh, very neat and clean account and receipt with impressed duty stamp. Sir Phillip MUSGRAVE Bart. To John LANCASTER £ S D 1826 / Novr. 21st. Harry 4 new Shoes 3 0 Mr. DIXON’s Mare 4 new 3 0 Decr. 2d x Grey Colt. 2 new 2 remd. 2 0 Bey Horse 4 new 3 0 9th. Gig Horse 4 new 3 0 13th. Two Carriage Horses 8 new 7 0 Brown Horse 4 new 3 0 Sampson 4 new 3 0 Grey Colt 4 new 3 0 16th. x Bey Horse 4 remd. John ARNISON 1 0 Brown Horse 2 remd. 0 6 19th. x Bey Horse Carriage 4 remd. 1 0 22d. Gig Horse 2 Steeld. 0 8 Chesnut Horse 2 new 2 remd. 2 0 31st. Sampson 4 new 3 0 1827 Jany 6th. Bey Horse 4 remd. 1 0 14th. x Bey Colt 2 remd. 0 6 Five Young Horses dressing at 6d 2 6 Chesnut Horse 4 new 3 0 Harry 2 new 1 6 16th. Grey Colt 4 remd. 1 0 Gig Horse 4 new 3 4 19th. Brown Horse 4 new WILLIAMSON 3 0 22d. Harry 2 Steeld 0 8 —————- £ 2 17 8 To 4 Journeys. at 1s/6d 0 6 0 —————- 3 3 8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ £ 3 “ 3 “ 8 Edenhall Jany. 23d. 1827 Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of Mr DIXON Three Pounds 3s/6d for Shoeing Horses as per Bill annexed by me [signed] John LANCASTER
31 Jan 1827. WAGES RECEIPT FOR CHECK VIEWER OF COLLIERIES. A neat and clean check viewer’s wages receipt. A small tear at left hand side. 7” x 9”. C 96. R 92. Thos: STOREY 1 Yr’s Salary £ 30 “ 0 “ 0 ———————————- January 31st. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jan 31st. 1827. – Recd. of Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bt. by payment of Mr. DIXON the sum of Thirty Pounds being a Years Salary as Check Viewer of the Collieries at St. Helens Auckland and Brussleton due 22 Novr. last past £ 30 ~ ~ [signed] Thos STOREY
05 Feb 1827 (1). BOOTMAKER’S ACCOUNT FOR SHOOTING BOOTS. A neat and clean account. 6” x 8”. C 96. R 101. Wm: NOBLE Boot Maker £ 1 “ 8 “ 6 ———————————- February 5th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carlisle – 1827 Sir P. MUSGRAVE Bart MP. To William NOBLE Dr. Jany 3 Shooting Boots Made “ 18 “ 0 –– 20 Boots Toped “ 10 “ 6 ——————- 1827 £ 1 “ 8 “ 6 February 5th Settled ======== [signed] W NOBLE
05 Feb 1827 (2). BASKET MAKER’S ACCOUNT. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 6” x 4”. 1826 Sir P MUSGROVE Bought of Thos HORSLEY Basket maker Penrith 28th Novr One Fire Wood Basket 1 – 2 – 0 5th. Decr One O one dozn Bottle Baskets £ 0 – 7 – 6 ——————— 1827 Febere 5th 1 – 9 – 6 Received ——————— [signed] Thos HORSLEY
14 Feb 1827. SKIRSGILL LIME KILN EXPENSES RECEIPT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. C 96. R 112. Joseph BELLAS Skirsgill Lime Kiln Reps £ 2 ~ 3 ~ 3 ——————————————— February 14th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. To Jos BELLES Branrey £ s d to Rent for the Michelmis 1826 1 “ 15 “ 0 to Reparing the Kiln &c 0 “ 8 “ 3 —————— 2 “ 3 “ 3 Received from Mr. DIXON 2 “ 0 “ 0 —————— £ 0 “ 3 “ 3
24 May 1827. BUTCHER’S RECEIPT FOR SLAUGHTERING HEIFERS & PIGS. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. No. 2. Edwd. NIXON Butching. £ ~ “ 17 “ 6 —————————- May 24th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ May 24. 1827. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of L S DIXON Seventeen Shillings & Sixpence for Slaughtering 7 Heifers & 5 Pigs, from Septr. 30 last till this day by me – 4 Heifers one half at 1/3 = 5 “ 0 } [signed] Edward NIXON 3 Do – – 2/6 = 7 “ 6 } 5 Pigs ––––––– 1/- = 5 “ 0 } ————- } £ 17 “ 6 } ————- }
12 Jun 1827. ACCOUNT FOR CASTLEGATE TOLL BAR. A neat and clean account. 5” x 3”. No. 3 N: NOBLE Castlegate Toll Bar £ 1 “ 0 “ 2. ———————————- June 12th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Castle Gate Toll Bar 1826 Mr. DIXON To N. NOBLE Dr. £ s d March 27th To 2 Carts Lime 8 June 19 Do 2 Do 1 ~ 4 Sepr. 4 Do 2 Do 2 ~ 0 Ocr. 6 Do 2 Coals 2 ~ 8 9 Do 16 Do of Coals A 3d 6 ~ 8 1827 Feby 1 Do 1 of Lime 7 ~ ~ March 1 Do 2 Do 7 ~ 8 19 Do 3 Do 8 ~ 8 26 Do 2 Do 9 ~ 4 27 Do 2 Do 10 ~ ~ April 4 Do 1 Do 10 ~ 4 5 Do 1 Do 10 ~ 8 10 Do 2 Do 11 ~ 4 May 7 Do 2 Do 12 ~ ~ 19 Do 2 Do 12 ~ 8 7 ~ 6 June 12. 1827 ——————- Settled 1 ~ 0 ~ 2 [signed] Nicholas NOBLE
15 Aug 1827. RECEIPT FOR REPAIRS TO SKIRSGILL LIME KILN. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. No. 2. Jos: BELLAS Reprg. Skirsgill Limekiln £ 1 “ 6 “ 11 ———————————————- Augt. 15th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edenhall Augt. 15th. 1827. Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart: by payment of Mr. DIXON One Pound 6s/11d being 4 Share of the expence for repairing Skirsgill Lime Kiln, by me, ————————— [signed] Joseph BELLAS £ 1 “ 6 “ 11 —————————
29 Sep 1827. RECEIPT FOR TWO BEE HIVES. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. No. 11 Ino: WRIGHT. 2 Bee Hives 4/~ —————————— Septr. 29th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1827 Septr. 29th. Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Four Shillings for 2 Bee Hives at 2/- each by me ———————— £ ~ “ 4 “ 0 [signed] John WRIGHT ————————
06 Oct 1827. RECEIPT FOR A COFFIN FOR ANN WALKER. A neat receipt, with some damp stains. 6” x 7”. No. 13. Robt. OLIVANT Makg. a Coffin &c. £ 1 “ 6 “ 3 ———————————- October 6th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1827 Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart to Robert OLIVANT Dr May 2 Self 1½ days at 3.6 day 5 . 3 to Cofin for An WALKER 1 . 1 . 0 ————- £ 1 . 6 . 3 ————- Oct 6th 1827 Settled This Bill [signed] Robert OLIVANT
09 Oct 1827. SUBSCRIPTION TO PENRITH RACES, LIGHT & HEAVY STAKES. A fresh, very neat and clean account. 3” x 7”. Received of Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart the sum of Eleven Pounds by Payment of Mr. DIXON being the Subscription to the Light & heavy Stakes at Penrith Races 1827. Penrith 9th. Octr. 1827. [signed] Wm. JAMESON Clerk of Course
11 Oct 1827. RECEIPT FOR 10 LONGHORNED HEIFERS. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. C 114. R 152. Jos: DIXON 10 Long Horn’d Heifers £ 112 “ 0 “ 0 ——————————————- October 11th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Octbr. 11. 1827. Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE by payment of L S DIXON One Hundred & Twelve Pounds /10s for 10 Longhorned Heifers at 11£/5s per head returning 10s/- by me 10 at 11£/5s = 112 . 10 } returned – 10 } [signed] Joseph DIXON —————— } £ 112 –– }
23 Oct 1827 (1). ACCOUNT FOR CARRIAGE OF ARMS FOR YEOMANRY. A neat and clean account. 8” x 6”. C 116. R 163. Serjt. Majr. BAR. Carriage of Arms 7/~ ———————————- October 23d. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1826 / Sir P. MUSGRAVE Dr. to John BARR Serjt. Major of the Westmorland Yeomanry Cavalry June 6th to Carriage of Arms & Ammunition From Lowther Castle to Edenhall Sepr. 21st. and from Edenhall to Lowther Castle on Sir P. MUSGRAVE Account, Two Journeys, at 3s/6d Each £ 0 7 ~ 0 1827 Octr. 22nd. Recd. the Above of Mr. DIXON [signed] John BARR S M
23 Oct 1827 (2). WOOD TURNER’S ACCOUNT. A neat and clean detailed account. 4” x 7”. C 116. R 162. Ino: ROBINSON Turner 12/6 ——————————— October 23d. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Penrith Sir P. MUSGROVE Bot. of John ROBINSON 1827 £ S D June 12 1. Bowle “ “ 8 “ 6 1.. Hande “ “ 1 “ 6 July 10 1. Sile “ “ 1 “ 6 1 Dish “ “ “ “ 6 1 Print “ “ “ “ 6 ——————— £ “ “ 12 “ 6 Oct 23 satle ———————- 1827. [signed] John ROBINSON
25 Oct 1827. ACCOUNT FOR BLEACHING LINEN. A neat and clean detailed account. 7” x 6”. C 116. R 156. W & R: CLARKE Bleaching £ 1 “ 9 “ 4 ½ ———————————- October 16th. 1827. No 16. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sebergham Bridge 1827 Sir C MUSGRAVE Executr to Sir P. MUSGRAVE To R & W. CLARKE Bleaching Linen 49 yd. – 2d £ 0 – 8 – 2 Do 31 – 2 – 5 – 2 Do 31 – 2 – 5 – 2 Yarn boiling 87lb – 1½ – 10 – 10½ ———————— £ 1 “ 9 “ 4½ ========== Recd. by paymt. of Ino. HAMILTON Octr. 25th. 1827 [signed] R & W. CLARKE
29 Oct 1827. RENT RECEIPT FOR SKIRSGILL LIME KILN. A neat and clean receipt. 3” x 7”. C 116 R 167. Jos: BELLAS Skirsgill Limekiln Rent £ 2 ~ 0 ~ 0 —————————————— October 29th. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 29 1827 Recieved of L. S. DIXON the summ of two pounds being one fourth of the Lime-kiln rent due from the Revd. Sir Christopher John MUSGRAVE Bart. £ 2 ~ 0 ~ 0 [signed] Joseph BELLAS
31 Oct 1827 (1). SIR PHILP MUSGRAVE’S MORTUARY RECEIPT. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 7”. C 116. R 177. Revd Thos: WATSON Mortuary 13s/4d —————————————- October 31st: 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Oct 31. 1827 Received of the Revd Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Thirteen Shillings & Four Pence, being a Mortuary due on occasion of the decease of the late Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. by me [signed] Th: WATSON
31 Oct 1827 (2). CHEQUES DRAWN ON PENRITH BANKERS ATKINSON & CO. A neat and clean account. 8” x 6”. The Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Cash per Cheques on Messrs: ATKINSON & Co’s. Bank Penrith 1827 1827 Septr. 8th Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Ck. to SCHNEIDER 13 9 6 Octr. 31st. Do. Ck. to CLARK 69 4 0 —————————————————————————————————————————— £ 82 13 6 ========== Octr. 31st. 1827. Placed to the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVEs acct: Eighty Two Pounds 13s/6d being the amnt: of Cash paid by him per Cheques on Messrs: ATKINSON & Co’s. Bank Penrith. [signed] L S DIXON
31 Oct 1827 (3). RECEIPT FOR HAY, WOOL AND LAMB TITHE. A neat and clean receipt. 3” x 8”. C 116. R 174 Revd. T: WATSON Tithe of Hay, Wool & Lamb £ 31 “ 10 “ 1½ ————————————————— October 31st. 1827. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edenhall October 31st. 1827 Received of the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart:, by payment of £ 31 “ 10s “ 1½ d } Mr. DIXON, the sum of thirty one pounds 10s. 1½d. for the tithe of his Hay, Wool & Lamb for the Year 1827. by me [signed] Th: WATSON.
21 May 1828. RECEIPT FOR A GALLOWAY MILK COW. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. May 21st. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE’s a/c Eight Pounds 15s/- paid to Mr Ino: DIXON of Castle Rigg for a Galloway Milk Cow, by me [signed] L S DIXON ———————- £ 8 ~ 15 ~ 0 =========
27 May 1828. RECEIPT FOR A GALLOWAY MILK COW. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. May 27th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C: S: MUSGRAVE’s a/c Nine Pounds 17s/6d paid to Mr: BIRD of Skirwith for a Galloway Milk Cow by me ——————- £ 9 ~ 17 ~ 6 [signed] L S DIXON ========
03 Jun 1828. MOLE CATCHER’S RECEIPT. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 3” x 8”. Penrith June 3d. 1828. Received of the Revd Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bt. by payment of Mr. DIXON Three Pounds 15/6 for destroyed Moles on the lands at Edenhall including the Town Head & Grange Farms. by me [signed] Wm. PRESTON ———————- £ 3 “ 15 “ 6 ———————-
11 Jun 1828. RECEIPT FOR HIGHLAND HEIFERS BOUGHT AT APPLEBY FAIR. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. June 11th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE’s a/c Twenty Five Pounds 19s/~ paid to the Revd. Mr. MILNER for Six 3 yr: old Highland Heifers bought of him at Appleby Fair this day. by me £ s d £ s d 6 Heifers @ 4 “ 7 “ 6 = 26 “ 5 “ 0 [signed] L S DIXON returned ~ “ 6 “ ~ —————————- £ 25 “ 19 “ ~ ==========
16 Jun 1828 (1). RECEIPT FOR THRESHING OATS AT GRANGE FARM. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. June 16th. 1828. Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Sixteen Pounds 6/- for thrashing 269Qrs. “ 14pks of Oats at the Grange Farm at 14d½ pr. qr: by me [signed] Matthew JOHNSON his £ 16 “ 6 “ – Lanclt: X WALKER mark
16 Jun 1828 (2). CUTTING FOUNDATIONS FOR GRANGE FARM HOUSE. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. June 16th. 1828 Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON One Pound 3/9. for Cutting Foundations for the Grange Farm House, 47½ yards at /6d per Yard by us [signed] Matthew JOHNSON his £ 1 “ 3 “ 9 Lanclt: X WALKER mark
24 Jun 1828. CHARITY MONEY TO ISAAC WALKER & MARY DALTON. A very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. June 24th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE’s a/c Two Pounds 8s/4d being ½ yrs: Charity Money paid to Isaac WALKER & Mary DALTON at Midsummer, by me [signed] L S DIXON ——————- £ 2 ~ 8 ~ 4 ========
07 Jul 1828. RECEIPT FOR TWO PIGS BOUGHT AT PENRITH MARKET. A fresh, very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. July 7th. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE’s a/c Two Guineas for Two Pigs bought at Penrith Market by me [signed] L S DIXON —————— £ 2 . 2 . 0 =======
08 Jul 1828. SCHOOLMASTER’S TUITION FEES. A superbly fresh, small very neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. To T. IRELAND Dr. July 5th. 1828. £ S D Apr. 7th. To Josh. OLIVANT, Ino. NOBLE, } P. & C. SANDERSON, T. DAWSON, & J. WRIGHT } 1 7 0 for a quarter’s Tuition each } May 19th. To F. WATSON June 30th. To J. DALTON 9 0 July 7th. To Josh. OLIVANT, Ino. NOBLE } Thos. DAWSON & Ino. WRIGHT } 18 0 —————- £ 2 14 0 Settled July 8th [?] [signed] Thomas IRELAND
31 Jul 1828 (1). AUCKLAND RAILWAY RENT. A neat and clean account. 8” x 6”. Sundry Persons, Auckld. Railway Rent 1828 Nos. £ s d 1 William ROBINSON Auckland 1 10 0 2 Thomas WALDON Brussleton 3 10 0 3 Henry WALKER Thickley 4 10 0 4 John PARKER Ditto 2 0 0 £ 11 ~ 10 ~ 0 ========== July 31st. 1828. Placed to the Revd. Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE’s Acct. Eleven Pounds 10s/- allowed to the above persons for Land taken from their respective Farms by the Rail Way, by me. [signed] L S DIXON
31 Jul 1828 (2). SUNDAY SCHOOL RECEIPT FOR ST. HELEN AUCKLAND. 4” x 7”. 1828 May 26 Paid for The Rev’d Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Brt. £ s d for the Sunday School at St. Helens Auckland 3 . 3 . ~ 1828 July 31st. Recv’d the Above of The Rev’d Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart by payment of Mr. DIXON [signed] Wm. ROBINSON
31 Jul 1828 (3). ACCOUNT FOR PEELING BARK IN BRUSSELTON WOOD. A neat and clean account. 12” x 7”. C 144. R 70. Thos: WALDON Bark Peeling £ 39 ~ 17 ~ 10 —————————— July 31st. 1828. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Account of Labourers Employ’d in Brusselton Wood. 1828 May 24 May 31 S M T W T F S L. S. D. L. S. D. Wm. ATKINSON 0 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 ~ John COXON 0 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 16 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 ~ Thos. LAYBURN 0 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 ~ Ralph KILBURN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 James HODGSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Thos. COXON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Robt. HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 John HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Thos. ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 Wm. DAVISON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 13 9 1 1 . . . . 5 - David AKENHEAD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 11 ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 - Ann COXON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Mary COXON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Mary ATKINSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Ralph ATKINSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Jane STODARD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 ½ 1 1 1 5 6 Ann BLENKINSOP 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Mary ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Elnr. ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Maria ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Mary HODGSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. STODARD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Richd. STODARD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Ann HEUGHF. 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Ann WILSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 Eliz. DUNN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 Mary HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Hannah TODD 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Barbara BELL 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Barbara DUNN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 Mary CHIPCHASE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. ALDERSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Jane ROUTLEDGE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Jane FORSTER 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Ann FORSTER 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. PEARS 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Margt. KILBURN 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Geo. HOWE 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Wm. FERREY 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Hannah LAMB 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Wm. LAMB 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 14 15 1 14 18 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eliz ROBSON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Jane SMART 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 3 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 Margt. DAVISON 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 6 Elnr. FERRY ½ 1 1 1 1 ½ 5 1 1 1 1 1 5 Hunter ROBSON 1 1 1 1 ½ 9 . 1 . . . . 2 Isabella CHIPCHASE 1 1 1 ½ 3 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. CHIPCHASE 1 . . . . 1 - . . . . . . . . . . . Mary WHEATLEY 1 1 1 1 ½ 4 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Eliz. CREE 1 1 1 ½ 3 6 . . . . . . . . . . . Geo. WILSON 1 . . 2 6 . . . . . . . . . . June 7 June 14 James HODGSON 1 1 1 1 10 - 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 John COXON 1 1 1 1 10 - 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 Thos. COXON 1 1 1 7 6 1 1 1 1 10 - Thos. LAYBURN 1 1 1 6 - 1 1 1 1 1 10 - Eliz STODARD 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 2 - Mary COXON 1 1 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 1 6 Jane STODARD ½ 4 Mary HODGSON 1 1 ½ 1 8 Mary ATKINSON 1 1 ½ 1 8 Maria ROBSON 1 8 Margt DAVISON 1 ½ 1 Elnr. FERRY 1 8 Man and Cart - 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 Ale 10 4 ~ 3 ~ 9 6 - 1 - 0 ——————- 4 - 3 - 9 July 31. 1828. Recd. of the Revd. Sir 14 - 18 - ~ C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment 14 - 15 - 1 of Mr DIXON thirty six Pounds 13/10 ——————— for the above £ 39 “ 17 “ 10 ———————- 3 - 4 - 0 Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart, Er. S. d. ————————- Chrisr. FLOWER 6 Rail Posts 1 – 6 36 “ 13 “ 10 James SMART 10 do 2 – 6 ========== John COXON 80 Sacks of } Charcoal at 9d: per Sk } 3 – 0 – 0 —————- 3 – 4 – 0 ======= July 31. 1828 Received of the Revd Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr DIXON Thirty Six Pounds 13/10 Balance for cutting & peeling Oak Trees by me [signed] Thos. WALDON
01 Aug 1828. SOLICITOR’S ACCOUNT, BRUSSELTON COAL MINES, DURHAM. Neat and clean account and receipt. Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bart. and Mr. John SHARP To Fras. MEWBURN Drs. 1826 Septr. Attending Mr. STOREY perusing very long instructions for a Lease of your coal mines at Brusselton and conferring with him thereon - 13 4 Drawing the above 10 Skins 10 10 - Attending Mr. STOREY with the Draft and afterwards attending him and perusing his alterations therein - 6 8 Ingrossing the Lease 9 - - Tax for Stamps and Parchment 21 - - —————— £ 38 10 - —————— One Moiety £ 19 5 0 ======= 31st. July 1828 Settled the above a/c for Frans MEWBURN [signed] Thos STOREY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 August 1828 Received of Sir Chr J. MUSGRAVE Bart the Executor of Sir P MUSGRAVE Bart deceased the sum of nineteen Pounds five shillings (by the payment of Mr L. S. DIXON) being the amount of one moiety of the annexed bill. £ 19 : 5 [signed] Fra: MEWBURN
02 Aug 1828. WAGES RECEIPT FOR HOEING TURNIPS. A neat and clean receipt. 4” x 6”. Augt. 2d. 1828. Received of the Revd. Sir C: J: MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of Mr. DIXON Sixteen Shillings & Sevenpence for Hoeing Turnips in a field called Barbary Plains, 3a . 1r . 12p at 5s/- pr. acre, by me his John + NELSON Mark
05 Aug 1828. DETAILED NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN’S ACCOUNT & RECEIPT. A lengthy, detailed and neat account and receipt. 16” x 9”. C 146. R 85. Archd. DICKSON Nurserymen & Seedsmn £ 13 “ 19 “ 6 ——————————————- August 5th. 1828. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Revd Sir C. J. MUSGRAVE 1828 To Archd DICKSON & Son Mar. 6 8 qts Early Frame Pease ~ 5 4 4 qts Dwf Manor Do ~ 2 8 4 qts Blue Imperial Do ~ 3 ~ 6 qts Blue Prussian Do ~ 4 ~ 2 qts Dwf Spanish Do ~ 2 ~ 6 qts Early Charlton Do ~ 3 ~ 1 qt Scymitar Do ~ 1 ~ 3 qts Lisbon Beans ~ 1 6 5 qts Windsor Do ~ 3 4 1 qt Speckled Kidney Do ~ 2 ~ 2 qts White Do Do ~ 4 ~ 1 pint Liver Coloured Do. ~ 1 ~ 1 qt Scarlet Runners ~ 2 ~ 4 oz Deptford Onion ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Silver Skinnd Do ~ ~ 10 6 oz Strasburgh Do ~ 2 ~ 4 oz White Portugal Do ~ 2 ~ 3 oz Winter Do ~ 1 6 1 oz Globe Do ~ ~ 8 2 oz James Keeping Do ~ 1 4 1 oz Scotch Leek ~ ~ 9 ½ oz Parsnip ~ ~ 1 4 oz Curled Parsley ~ ~ 8 2 oz Orange Carrot ~ ~ 4 2 oz Early Hornd Do ~ ~ 6 1 oz Long Red Do ~ ~ 3 2½ oz Alteringham Do ~ ~ 10 2 oz Early Dutch Turnip ~ ~ 4 3 oz Yellow ~ Do ~ ~ 9 4 oz Early Stand Do ~ ~ 8 2 oz Early Yorks Cabbage ~ 1 8 1 oz Malta Turnip ~ ~ 6 ½ oz Willington Cabbage ~ ~ 6 ½ oz Early Emperor Do ~ ~ 6 1 oz Batavia Do ~ 1 ~ 1 oz Red Dutch Do ~ 1 ~ ½ oz Green Savoy ~ ~ 4 ½ oz Skinning Gourd Do ~ ~ 4 ½ oz Dwf Danish Brocoli ~ ~ 6 1 oz Purple Brocoli ~ 1 ~ ½ oz White Do ~ ~ 6 —————- Carried forward £ 2 18 2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1828 Brought forward 2 18 2 ½ oz Sulpher Broccoli ~ ~ 6 ½ oz Curled Greens ~ ~ 3 4 oz Red Beet ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Green Curled Endive ~ 1 ~ 2 lb Round Spinage ~ 2 ~ 2 lb Prickley Do ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Salsify 1/. 1 oz Scorzoner 1/ ~ 2 ~ 1 oz Red & White Cellery ~ ~ 8 2 oz Early Cauliflower ~ 5 ~ 1 oz Late Do ~ 2 6 1 oz Green Coss Lettuce ~ 1 ~ 1½ oz Bellaband Do ~ 2 ~ 1½ oz Brown Dutch Do ~ 1 3 1 oz White Selicia Do ~ 1 ~ 1 oz Cabbage Do ~ ~ 10 3 oz Frame Radish ~ ~ 6 3 oz Scarlet Do ~ ~ 6 4 oz Turnip Do Mict [?] ~ 1 ~ 1 lb White Mustard ~ 1 ~ 1 lb Curled Cress ~ 1 6 ½ oz Sweet Marjoram ~ ~ 9 ¼ oz Sweet Basil ~ ~ 6 6 Tarragon Roots ~ 3 ~ 2 oz Mignionette ~ 1 4 ¼ oz Hollyhock ~ ~ 6 1 Pint Sweet Pease ~ 5 ~ 4 oz Nasturtium ~ 2 8 1 Peach [?] Pruning Knife ~ 2 6 1 Paper Vegetable Marrow ~ ~ 6 6 Sorts Cucumbers ~ 3 ~ 30 Sorts Flower Seeds ~ 7 6 Bag 9d Mattopackage [?] 2/6 ~ 3 3 Carriage paid to Penrith ~ 2 6 March 10 3 Dwf plum ~ 2 3 Carrige to Penrith ~ ~ 4 28 10.000 Larch 15 to 21 in 6 5 ~ 400 Spruce 9 to 16 in ~ 7 ~ Mattopackage [?] ~ 8 ~ Carrige paid to Penrith ~ 17 4 —————- £ 13 17 7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eden Hall 5 Augt 1828 Received from the Revd. C. J. MUSGRAVE Bart. by payment of L S DIXON Esqr the sum of £ 13 . 9 . 6 due Archd. DICKSON & Sons as per Anexd. a/c [signed] Wm. DICKSON
05 Aug 1829. ACCOUNT FOR PAPER. Billhead. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. Kirkoswald Feby 12th. 1829 M Sir C. MUSGRAVE Bought of Joseph CRAMPTON 1 Rm Laid F. Cap cat 1 . 1 . 0 1 – Crown Whited Brown 17 . 0 —————- £ 1 . 18 . 0 —————- 1829 August 5th Paid [signed] Jo CRAMPTON
11 Nov 1829 (2). RENT RECEIPT FOR A FARM AT WEST THICKLEY. Rent receipt to the Lord Bishop of Durham with impressed duty stamp. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 1829. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bt the Sum } £. s. d. of Three pounds & four pence ½ being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, ) 3 . 0 . 4½ 1829, for a Farm at West Thickley } deduct Land Tax 6 . 0 ———————- 2 . 14 . 4½ Acquittance, ––––––– 0 0 8 ———————— £ 2 . 15 . 0½ ————————- [signed] C [orP?] FORSTER
11 Nov 1829 (3). RENT RECEIPT FOR HILLTOP AT WEST THICKLEY. Rent receipt to the Lord Bishop of Durham with impressed duty stamp. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 1829. [corrected from printed 1828] Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bt the Sum } £. s. d. of Two Pounds six shillings & 8¼ being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, ) 2 . 6 . 8¼ 1829 [corrected from printed 1828], for Kiltop at West Thickley } deduct Land Tax 4 . 0 ———————- 2 . 2 . 8¼ Acquittance, ––––––– 0 0 8 ———————— £ 2 . 3 . 4¼ ————————- [signed] P [or C?] FORSTER
11 Nov 1829 (4). RENT RECEIPT FOR A FARM AT BISHOP AUCKLAND. Rent receipt to the Lord Bishop of Durham. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 1829. Received of Sir Christo. MUSGRAVE Bt the Sum } £. s. d. of ten shillings being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, ) – 10 . 0 1829, for a Farm at Bp Auckland } Acquittance, ––––––– 0 0 4 ——————— £ – 10 4 ————————— [signed] C [orP?] FORSTER
11 Nov 1829 (1). RENT RECEIPT FOR FARM AT WEST THICKLEY. A small printed receipt with impressed duty stamp. Hand written entries into this printed form are transcribed in italics. 1829. Received of Sir Philip MUSGRAVE Bt. the Sum } £. s. d. of Four pounds four Shillings & 3d ¼ being One Year’s } Rent, due and payable to the Lord Bishop of Durham, at Martinmas, } 4 . 4 . 3 ¼ 1829, for a Farm at West Thickley } deduct Land Tax . 8 . 0 ———————— 3 . 16 . 3 ¼ Acquittance, ———————— 0 0 8 ————————- £ 3 . 16 . 11 ¼ [signed] C [or P?] FORSTER ———————————-
02 May 1820. SUBSCRIPTION TO PROSECUTING PENRITH ROBBERS. A receipt, slightly dusty. 3” x 6”. May 2d. 1820 Placed to Sir Philip MUSGRAVE’s account Five Pounds paid Mr STEPHON as a subscription for prosecuting Penrith Robbers. £ 5 . 0 . 0 [signed] L S DIXON