Letter – Nicholas Walton to Richard Horne – 19 Oct 1753

Document Type: Letter
Date: 19 Oct 1753
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: Richard Horne
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 108
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To Mr. Horne                                     			Ravensworth Castle  Oct 19th 1753



Sir       

      Mr Walton attended the Commission at Alston & upon his coming to that place found Mr Ricardson disposed to release his Claim to the Common & Royalties in dispute & made a proposal to Mr Simpson that in case the Commissioners would forbear the Costs he would Release.  This he did voluntarily and was acquainted that we must Execute the Commission and could do no more than communicate his proposal to the Board.  Mr Simpson we apprehend has acquainted Mr Everest with the above & sent him a draught of such a Release as we think proper with such alterations as the Board think fit to make, and we have only to observe that in Case the Board think proper to wave the Costs there will be a very good end of this Affair as it will establish the right we claim effectually. When the Draught is made compleat we would be glad to have a Copy of it to peruse to see that the Description etc be right.    We are etc

      W & B

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