Letter – Nicholas Walton to Mr Bulman – 3 Sep 1742

By - gregpfinch3 Sep 1742
Document Type: Letter
Date: 3 Sep 1742
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: Mr Bulman
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66/107
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To Mr Bulman  Morpeth                       		Ravensworth Castle  Sept. 3 1742



Sir        

      I Perceive the King has granted a Comission to Severall Gentlemen therein Named to Enquire whither any and what manners Lands etc at Amble in Nortumberland Devolve to the Crown on  the Death of William Radcliff Esq. & that they Intend to meet on Monday the 20th of this month at the Black Bull in Morpeth to Execute the said Commission And as I understand you are the Attorney for his Majesty to attend the Execution of this Comission I give you this trouble to be informed what Evidence are proposed to be Examined touching the same.  Mr Boag & I will be ready & wait your Ansr. hereto with the directions what steps it will be necessary for us to take.   I am 

      Sir yours etc      Nichs. Walton

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