Journal entry – John Grey – 13 Mar 1835

Document Type: Journal entry
Date: 13 Mar 1835
Correspondent: John Grey
Archive Source: TNA ADM 80/20
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Friday 13th March



      Another good day, a great part of which I passed among the parties of Workmen, employed in obtaining & placing the Materials at the Embankment, & among those planting the waste Quarries at Dilston New Town.

      Mr Dinning brought me a receipt from Mr Fenwick showing that he has paid to him £48/16s for Wood, which account I had put into Mr Fenwick’s hands, & wished me to sell him some Scots Firs.  I directed Mr Parkin to let him have some of those blown down on Dipton Fell, provided he would pay for them on removal, as I found him troublesome in his payments, & suspect he is in rather doubtful circumstances. 



Saturday 14th March



Directed Mr Hunt as to certain new Fences - engaged in the usual routine of business in the Office & among the Planters - but no occurrence of moment. 



Monday 16th



Had occasion to go to Newcastle- took some Leases to Mr Fenwick. Settled an account of long standing with Mr Burnett the Millwright for Materials got for Langley Mills & gave Messrs Nairn for those forming the Water Wheel to be put up at Waren Mill. 

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