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From Frances Woodhouse Esq, Duke Street, Westminster, personal matters including a request for sending of snuff.

Possession of Shire Moor Colliery

1776-01-01 — 1776-12-31

Minute Book containing minutes of the Court of Assistants of the Governer and Company.

1833-04-04 — 1836-12-29

Report re High Flatworth Colliery and the possibility of sinking a new pit

To Capt Snowden re the shipping of sleepers and the purchase of interests in Shiremoor Colliery, 11 Feb 1765.

[To Henry Masterman] re widow Bell (see NEIMME/Brown/1/300) progress and financial affairs at Throckley and problems with binding pitmen, including a trip to Scotland to secure hands and attempts by Mr Blackett to take away his workmen.

To Carlisle Spedding, Whitehaven, re the despatch of the cocks, the sinking of the new pit and Throckley, re renewal of the Throckley lease and progress at Mr Hartley's mines at Middleton Tyas.

Expenses for keeping a waggon horse

Plan and section of workings in Hudshope Head etc.(Teasdale)

1825-01-01 — 1829-12-31

Plan and section of workings at Crossgill Mine (Alston Moor)

1829-01-01 — 1835-12-31

To the Hon Lord Abercorn, London, re prospects for the newly-sunk Engine Pit [Hurton].

From Carlisle Spedding, Whitehaven, re an order for cocks and reporting on the driving of a board race from King Pit into the old workings at Whitehaven.