Montagu, Edward. [Agreement made by Edward Montagu, Anthony Isaacson, and William Archdeacon to lease their share of the collieries in Chester, co. Durham, to Robert Shafto et. al. ]

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  Montagu, Edward. [Agreement made by Edward Montagu, Anthony Isaacson, and William Archdeacon to lease their share of the collieries in Chester, co. Durham, to Robert Shafto et. al.]

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  Papers of Elizabeth Montagu, chiefly letters, with some manuscripts. The papers deal with literary affairs, personalities, and gossip, including references to current books and plays; social and everyday life of Elizabeth Montagu at her homes at Sandleford Priory, London, Bath, and Turnbridge Wells; her travels to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sandleford, Spa (1763), Paris (1776), and Scotland (1766 and 1770); current political events, including the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745, the Seven Years War, the coronation of George III, the John Wilkes affair, and the trial of Warren Hastings; coal mines and mining in Northumberland.

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  Montagu, Edward. [Contract whereby Edward Montagu engages Edward Brown as overseer of his property in Durham & Northumberland for the year 1767]

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  mssMO 1701

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  An act for vesting the settled estates of George Silvertop, esquire, in Pont Island otherwise Pont Ealand, in the county of Northumberland, and Winlaton, in the county of Durham, in trustees to be sold; : and for applying the money to arise by such sale in or toward the payment of the debts and legacies of John Silvertop, esquire, deceased; and for annexing the rectory and tythes of the parish church of Bywell Saint Peter, in the said county of Northumberland, held by a lease for twenty-one years, to the uses of the will of the said late John Silvertop, and for vesting in the said George Silvertop several parts or shares of certain coal mines or collieries in Stella, Kyofield, Chopwell, and the parish of Ryton, in the said county of Durham, heretofore belonging to the said John Silvertop, mostly held by the like tenure; and for enabling the said George Silvertop to charge part of the settled estates with the sum of five thousand pounds; and to authorize the executors of the said John S

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