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Memo – Martin Morrison to Diana Beaumont – 16 Jun 1819
N[ew]Castle 16 June 1819
Mrs Beaumont Portman Square – London
Transmitting Cash Account & Lead Sales For April and May. --- MM
Letter – Martin Morrison to Diana Beaumont – 21 Jun 1819
N[ew]Castle 21 June 1819
Mrs Beaumont
Madm
I am this day hon[oure]d by the Rec[eip]t of yr Letter of the 18th Inst. It appears by the Books of this Office, that in Sept & Octr 1795, you were at Bretton Hall, and left it, so as to be in Portman Square on or before the 1st Nov following. – and that on the 23d Sept 8 Octr & 20 Octr 1796 Letters were addressed to Col Beaum[on]t at Bretton Hall
& on the 21 Dec 1796 a Letter was addressed to him at Portman Sq: where it app
Letter – Martin Morrison to Robert Stagg – 24 Jun 1819
Newcastle 24 June 1819
Rob Stagg Esq
I am favoured with your Letter of the 22d Inst and in replying to it have to confirm mine of the 8th Inst that I am desirous to receive the Comp[osition] <.. Prop[ortio]n> of dues for Ore raised in Weardale last year conformable to the Statement transmitted to you on the 20th March last; and certainly it is not my intention to charge Interest for the past; or for the future provided the estimated quantity paym[ent]s by the Company are, as
Memo – Martin Morrison to Rundell Bridge & Rundell – 26 Jun 1819
N[ew]Castle 26th June 1819
Messrs Rundell & Co London
Advising a Pce of Silver containing 1227 Oz pWaggon MM
Letter – Martin Morrison to Robert Stagg – 30 Jun 1819
N[ew]Castle June 30/1819
Rob Stagg Esq
I am favoured with your letter of the 28th Inst with an Order upon Sir W.W.Ridley & Co for £2014-11-10 being so much due (as under) from the Lead Comp[an]y to Col Beaum[on]t for Rents, Compositions etc for the Weardale Mines; and for which is here enclosed the required seperate Receipts.
I am etcMM
1264 11 10 for Rents etc in full to 30th Sept 1818
750 for – do - on Acct to 30 Sept 1819
2014-11-10
Memo – Martin Morrison to Rundell Bridge & Rundell – 6 Jul 1819
Newcastle 6 July 1819
Messrs Rundell & Co London
Advising a Pce of Silver containing 1532 Oz pWaggon MM
Letter – Martin Morrison to Gosling & Sharp – 13 Jul 1819
Newcastle 13 July 1819
Messrs Goslings & Sharpe Bankers London
Remitting <them> £375-,,-,, for Revd Henry Hardinge’s Acc[oun]t in payment for ¼ Yrs Compo[sition]: of Tithe Ore due 11 inst MM
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 17 Jul 1819
Scarborough. July 17. 1819.
My dear Mother,
I have heard this morning from Thomas that the sum asked for the Bywell estate is one hundred & Twenty thousand Pounds, excluding the Timber, the value of which is proposed to be fixed by two indifferent persons – He adds ‘I do not think this price very extravagant, but I think it may be bought for five or six thousand Pounds less on immediate payment of the Purchase Money. I cannot help considering this an object worthy of
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 23 Jul 1819
My dear Mother,
I was very sorry to find from your letter of the 20th that the weather was so unfavourable during your stay at Rokeby – Miss Morritt told me last night that her Brother wd <feel> the disappointment much more than yourselves, as he has great pride in shewing the beautiful scenery in his neighbourhood.
You shall have all the details you wish for, upon my return to the North. I have been unable to ascertain the exact value of the estate for fear of discovering the
Report – Robert Stagg – 26 Jul 1819
General report of the Mines Midsummer 1819
Since the last Quarters report so little change has taken place in the state of the Mines in any of the Districts, that I might almost refer the Court to it for the Report of the present quarter
Teesdale District
Lodgesyke Mine continues to be as promising and excellent as I could desire it to be, and if there be any changes since Lady Day it is on the favourable side, as the accompanying list of that Mine will abundan
Letter – Martin Morrison to J Bourdelain Esq – 30 Jul 1819
Newcastle 30 July 1819
J. Bourdelain Esqr – London
I am favored with your Letter of the 28th instant; and in reply inform you that my price for Lead at the Wharf is £24 pfo[othe]r of 21 Cwt, six months credit from the day of purchase. - I beg to add that it is not the custom of this Office to ship Lead, which is done by the person on the spot, appointed by the Purchaser for that purpose; but having an establishment at No 8 Tooley Street for the Sale of WB Lead I beg to refer you
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 5 Aug 1819
Dissington Hall. Aug. 5. 1819.
My dear Mother,
I am anxious to receive a letter from you, by which I may know how and where you intend passing your time until you visit the Duke at Blair; you will probably have left L[or]d Kinnoull’s before this reaches you as that is the last <house>, to which you have <...........> me.
When you are at Taymouth I hope you will not fail seeing the numerous waterfalls in the neighbourhood, which are the finest in Scotland.
I h
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 8 Aug 1819
My dear Mother,
Upon my return from church this morning at Ryal I found your note of the 6th upon my table and am extremely obliged to you, whatever may be the result, for your consenting to allow Thomas & me to make Hodgson an offer –
I am disposed to hear from some conversation that I had with William Grey the other day that he has gone too far to <retreat> altogether without making Hodgson some offer for the estate – If they do not agree, I shall avail myself of
Letter – Martin Morrison to Mather Parker & Co – 23 Aug 1819
Messrs Mather Parker & Co Liverpool Newcastle 23 August 1819
In reply to your Letter of the 21st instant, I beg to inform you that my price for 5,000 pieces of Lead, or a less quantity, is £24 pfo[the]r for Refined, and £23 pfo[the]r for Common, in the proportion of 1/3rd of the former, and 2/3rds of the latter.
– I am etc. – MM
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 7 Sep 1819
Morpeth Sept. 7. 1819
My dear Mother,
I shall be delighted to see you at Dissington on the 20th or any day after that which may suit you. A few friends William Grey, <Bell> &c are coming to me on Thursday the 16th, who will probably leave me on Saturday or Sunday; If Sir William Scott stays in the North till that time he has also promised to see the inside of a Bachelor’s House, as he has paid a visit to most of the married Men in the neighbourhood of Newcastle and
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 22 Sep 1819
Dissington. Wednesday night.
My dear Mother,
You will already have heard from Thomas the answer that he received from Mr. Hodson on Monday – When his letter reached me on Tuesday with the information, you will imagine that I was very far from being pleased, <&> had left Bywell without a positive acceptance <or refusal> - Hodson had in fact gained his object if the <matter> was <allowed> to remain in the <state> Thomas had left it, as he could then sel
Report – Robert Stagg – 29 Sep 1819
General report of the Mines Michelmas 1819
In the Teesdale District the general prospects continue to be most flattering and even improve, as we proceed in opening out the Mines Lodgesyke is excellent, and is now Working in regular lengths to the greatest advantage Coldberry has also greater appearance of becoming a valuable Mine than it ever had before. In driving the Trial Level, we have Cut a Cross Vein which appears likely to be of service; but in the Confusion of the junction, through
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 30 Sep 1819
I have now to thank you for allowing me to act according to my own discretion in this purchase - <In> reflecting upon past circumstances I feel convinced that the estate c[oul]d not have been purchased for a less sum, & I do not think that it could have been obtained even at that price in any other manner <than> that which was most fortunately <adopted> - It is the general opinion that <Cusack> w[oul]d not have hesitated to have paid what Hodson asked.
I sha
Letter – Martin Morrison to Gosling & Sharp – 11 Oct 1819
Newcastle 11 October 1819
Messrs Goslings & Sharpe Bankers – London
Remitting £375 for Revd Hy Hardinge’s Acc[oun]t in paym[en]t for ¼ Yrs Compo[sition]: of Tithe Ore due this day.- MM
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 11 Oct 1819
Dissington. Oct. 11. 1819
My dear Mother,
As I find that Hardy has taken up the case of the workhouse that Horsington pulled down at Wybsey, I should be very glad to see his letter to you upon the subject as well as Mr. Wilson’s. I believe that is the name of Miss <Currer’s> relation –
Will you enclose them to me as soon as you have time, for I <fear H.>, of whose discretion I have a very low opinion, has led you into a scrape – I will write to you again a
Letter – Martin Morrison to Robert Stagg – 12 Oct 1819
Rob Stagg Esq Newcastle 12th Octo 1819
Sir
Permit me to remind you that on the 30th of last month an instalment became due from the Govr & Co, on Account of the quarterly paym[en]t to the B[isho]p of Durham & Rector of Stanhope for Lot & Tithe Ore; & to request the favour of a remittance. – Those quarterly payments, I beg to repeat, are on the 31st Decr 31st March – 30 June & 30 Septem.
I am Sir etc MM
Memo – Martin Morrison to Rundell Bridge & Rundell – 18 Oct 1819
Mess[rs] Rundell, Bridge Lond[on] N[ew]Castle 18 Octr 1819
Sir Advised a p[iece] fine Silver <of> 1464 Oz <.> MM
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 19 Oct 1819
Blagdon. Oct 19. 1819 –
My dear Mother,
Although I have not yet received Mr. Wilson’s letter, Horsington’s affords sufficient ground for enquiry into the circumstances attending the pulling down the workhouse at Whibsey. Does not it appear to you very <singular>, that he should never have thought of touching it until it was so near being <c….d> in, that if he delayed a single day, you would have no longer had the power of doing so, <and> by his own stat
Letter – Thomas Wentworth Beaumont to Diana Beaumont – 24 Oct 1819
Dissington Hall. Oct- 24 – 1819
My dear Mother,
I have now to acknowledge the receipt of three letters from you, that arrived I think by successive Posts – I am sorry that Horsington has has [sic] been able to convince you of his own propriety of conduct – Mr. Wilsons assertion that your consent, by which of course he means your Agent’s, was asked is certainly a sufficient ground for you to have an enquiry made of the trustees by whose direction the <barn> was e
Memo – Martin Morrison to Rundell Bridge & Rundell – 27 Oct 1819
Ditto [Messrs Rundell, Bridge, <London>] 27 Oct
adv[ise]d a Piece Silver --- 1128 Oz –pMM
