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    Lease and release; £700 by 5. to 3., £1500 by 5. to 4.   1. Geo. Jennings, Calais,...

    Lease and release; £700 by 5. to 3., £1500 by 5. to 4. 1. Geo. Jennings, Calais, esq., and Fanny, his wife 2. Geo. Jennings, yngr., London, esq. 3. Mary Newnburg, Northants, widow 4. J. C.

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    21,22 Dec. 1829
    Reference
    SHM/666/1,2
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    Trelissick sale 1920. Schedule of lots sold at auction with reserves and prices realized,...

    Trelissick sale 1920. Schedule of lots sold at auction with reserves and prices realized, notes of unsold lots and lots sold since privately

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    3 Nov. 1926
    Reference
    GB/12/4
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    Just Invasion Committee war book

    Description available at other catalogue level

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    c.1942-44
    Reference
    PCJUR/4/3
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    Anne); rent 3/4.   Jn. Buller of Shillingham, esq.,...

    Anne); rent 3/4. Jn. Buller of Shillingham, esq., to Rich. Repton of St. Mawes, mariner. Consideration: £10. Dwelling-house in St. Mawes which was formerly a chapel, now in occ. of lessee's mother Lucretia R. (as above).

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    15 Oct. 1713
    Reference
    WH/1/3512
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    99 yr. lease (Ann, dau. of lessee, and Rich., s. of Joseph Rapton of St. Mawes);...

    Mawes); rent 3/4. Jas. Buller of Shillingham, esq., to Eliz. Crocker of St. Mawes, wid. Consideration: £18 and a guinea of gold. Dwelling-house in St. Mawes in occ. of lessee.

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    25 Mar. 1759
    Reference
    WH/1/3519
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    99 yr. lease (lessee, w. Jane, dau. Jane); rent £1-11-6 (also counterpart).   Francis...

    Thomas, surrendered 1/3 part of tenement to Sam. and Betty Wallis in return for new lease, 1 Jan. 1825.

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    4 June 1790
    Reference
    WH/1/2189/1,2
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    Letter books of Willie Thomas on mining affairs (mainly Boscaswell United)

    Letter books of Willie Thomas on mining affairs (mainly Boscaswell United)

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    1907-12
    Reference
    X 152/4/1-3
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    (Eve of Sts Philip and James, 16 Edw II); at Trembleyth   Gift in fee   [Joan de...

    gift of (2), for term of (1)'s life [= AR/4/183/1].

    Held by
    Cornwall Record Office
    Date
    1323, Saturday 30th Apr
    Reference
    AR/4/183/2
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    File

    Luton

    Luton Hoo Park: ornamental lake in foreground; house just showing through trees in background. "Stewart pinxt. & Callander delt; W. Watts sculpt." Published by W. Watts Chelsea

    Held by
    Bedfordshire Archives & Records Service
    Date
    1st April, 1785
    Reference
    Z 49/167
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    Andrews, Casade D'Anima to Grantham, Madrid   "Just arrived and endeavouring to get...

    Andrews, Casade D'Anima to Grantham, Madrid "Just arrived and endeavouring to get rid of some of the dirt which I have been accumulating for some days past".

    Held by
    Bedfordshire Archives & Records Service
    Date
    21 September 1772
    Reference
    L 30/14/7/3
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    "Greyhound Inn" on far side of road; just below are a group of 3 men with...

    Description available at other catalogue level

    Held by
    Bedfordshire Archives & Records Service
    Date
    c1962 -c1995
    Reference
    Z 50/99/43
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    Item

    Examinations and Depositions: Information of Thos. Wiles, Roxton, Called downstairs...

    Heard a noise in the hen house just before 3 a.m., called his two fellow servants and they went to the hen house and rapped against the wall. Jn. Newell came out with a bag containing fowls.

    Held by
    Bedfordshire Archives & Records Service
    Date
    Reference
    QSR/24/1819/316
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    File

    VI. Interior of Western Gallery [Angkor Wat]. Photographer: Thomson, John.

    One end of this beam is inserted into the inner column just below the capital, so beautifully that M. Mouhot asserts the inner columns are monoliths. The joints will be detected by a careful examination of the photograph.'.

    Held by
    British Library: Asian and African Studies
    Date
    1866
    Reference
    Photo 983(4)
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    Item

    'Papers regarding the Overland Communication between India and Europe'

    [Previous Communication] 1631, Draft 696, 1835', 'Collection N. 1 of N. 3', 'Bombay Political Department', 'Examiners Office, 1835'.

    Held by
    British Library: Asian and African Studies
    Date
    20 Dec 1834-4 Feb 1835
    Reference
    IOR/F/4/1519/59962
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    Item

    'We' have just been beaten...

    'We' have just been beaten in Assembly on Ottawa Agreement. Must be no support from Britain for India in negotiations with Japan. Doubt about Indo-Burman agreement. Future agreements between Britain and India must consider interests of Lancashire.

    Held by
    Cambridge University: Churchill Archives Centre
    Date
    30 March 1936
    Reference
    PJGG/2/2/3
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    Diary of Albert Lee.

    Just over a week later, the survivors from the destroyer Mary Rose, sunk while escorting a Scandinavian convoy, were brought on board the Inflexible (24 October 1917).

    Held by
    Imperial War Museum Department of Documents
    Date
    21 August 1917-28 June 1919
    Reference
    ALL/3
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    Vol. IV. 24 May - 30 Sept. 1942.

     In Volume IV he refers to two of his female correspondents, one of whom has just written what he regards as a cold letter: Friday 24 July .....I do not love her enough to break my heart, but it made a difference and gave you a feeling

    Held by
    Imperial War Museum Department of Documents
    Date
    1942
    Reference
    JEGQ/4
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    File

    Oral history recording undertaken with Janet WATTS as part of the Millennibrum project.

    Birmingham did not recognise dyslexia until about 4-5 years ago.ENDS

    Held by
    Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
    Date
    10/3/2000
    Reference
    MS 2255/2/67
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    File

    Teesside Iron and Steel Memories Interview: Alan Shakespeare

    separatorsWork generally carried out during holiday shutdown periodsDuring his apprenticeship, AS worked 6mnths on the armature winding bench, then 6mnths in the Drawing Office, though he didn't enjoy that - often just

    Held by
    Teesside Archives
    Date
    4 Jun 2009-22 Oct 2009
    Reference
    BS/OA/13
  • Catalogue level
    File

    Hepworth to Rainier

    Have just written a violent protest to the Air Ministry."

    Held by
    Royal Academy of Music Library
    Date
    27 February, 1953
    Reference
    IPR/3/36/4/16

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