| Description | GEO/MAIN/34446: Robert Graham responding to [Charles Bicknell's] request for his opinion on Robert Ladbroke's case regarding payment for the Okehampton Estate [at the bottom of a draft copy of GEO/MAIN/34445], 24 November 1796. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34447-34450: Correspondence relating to the Petition of Right of the Prince of Wales, including the text of a letter from the Prince of Wales to the Lord Chancellor (Lord Loughborough), approved by J. Mansfield, J. Erskine, Robert Graham, V. Cubbs, W. Adam, R. Richards and C. Warren, 6 December 1796. 3 documents
GEO/MAIN/34451: Letter from the Prince of Wales to General Hulse regarding the Okehampton Estate and a payment of £2,000 from Thomas Tyrwhitt, 8 April 1797. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34452-34455: Copy of a law report by John Mitford and John Scott addressed to the Duke of Portland, giving their opinion on the question of arraying the Tinners of Cornwall and Devon as a military force, in case of urgent need, without waiting for authority from Parliament, 7 August 1797. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34456-34457: Question of arraying the Tinners of Cornwall and Devon as a military force, in case of urgent need, without waiting for authority from Parliament (?Enclosure), 1797. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34458: Letter from J. McMahon outlining the amendments the Prince of Wales wishes to be made to a case which is to be laid before Council, 17 May 1798. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34459: Sheet of sums, undated. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34460-34460A: Bill (by order of Charles Bicknell) for Fred H. Durand's examination of 85 leases on the Okehampton Estate purchased by Mr Holland, including associated travel charges and expenses, with a receipt for payment from Charles Bicknell (signed by Fred H. Durand), 1798 - 2 March 1803. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34461-34463A: Accounts of sums paid from Duchy of Cornwall Revenues during the Prince of Wales's minority (1763-1783), with calculations of interest up to 1802, [?1802]. 4 documents
GEO/MAIN/34464-34466: Letter from J. Edwards, junior, regarding his outstanding claim for compensation for expenses he incurred acting for the Prince of Wales during the Fowey election, 25 December 1804. 2 documents
GEO/MAIN/34467-34468: Petition from Joseph Sparks to the Prince of Wales for the continuation of an annuity he purchased from Samuel Chiffney (granted to him by the Prince of Wales) which it appears he did not have permission to sell, [?1805]. 1 document
GEO/MAIN/34469: Letter from Charles Bicknell to Colonel McMahon regarding Joseph Sparks' petition (concerning an annuity/pension purchased from Samuel Chiffney) and the baselessness of his claim, 18 November 1805. 1 document |