Letter – Arthur Mowbray to Shute Barrington – 2 Apr 1799

Document Type: Letter
Date: 2 Apr 1799
Correspondent: Arthur Mowbray
Recipient: Shute Barrington
Archive Source: DUL CCB B 182 121
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      Durham 2 April 1799

My Lord

      I am truly sorry that I sho[ul]d have neglected to send the Bedlington return, how it had escaped my notice I cannot account.

      Mr Castle told me yesterday that their is one, or two, very great mistakes in the drawing of the last Landtax Act, in one Instance, they have mistaken on Set of Commissioners for the other and that a new Act will be necessary.

      Our Landtax Letters have comed slowly in of late. I have some thoughts of advertising to desire than [those] that have not, will without further loss of time give their answers.

      I am my Lord your lordships ob[edient] & obl[iged] very h[um]ble servant

      Arthur Mowbray



TheHon[ora]ble & Rt Revd the Lord Bishop of Durham

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