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REF YEAR DATE DOC TYPE DETAILS LPW Cat No. NOTES BOX LPW REF YEAR DATE DOC TYPE DETAILS cat NOTES BOX No. 1 1750 19th Oct Licence Anthony Temple Licence and Assent of A.Temple as Master (Copy on paper?) 1 1750 19th Oct Licence Anthony Temple Licence and Assent of A.Temple as Master - on Velum 1 2 1790 26th March Petition Rev Caleb Readshaw to Lord High Chancellor Dispute re vacancy/appointment to Master after death of 1 3 A.Temple 1750 9th/30th Statute copy Anthony Temple Assent to Statues and Ordinances by A.Temple 1 4 Oct 1796 23rd July ? Statute copy Hen.Rooke; John Kipling In Latin. Cover page annotated in 1803 with accounts of costs re 1 5 Pearson; Mr Macfarlan and Jefroy. Art of 4th page loose. 6 1796 Note Anthony Temple; J.Tate. Note (by Tate?) of extract from Statutes 1 7 1818 16th April Copy of will Willian Allen; Thomas Musgrave; James Tate. Copy of will of 1730 for foundation of two scholarships. 1 8 1795 May Draft advert Anthony Temple; G.J.Watkin (Mayor) & others Draft advertisement for vacancy on death of A.Temple. 1 1795 12th May Draft advert G.J.Watkin (Mayor) & others; Caleb Readshaw. Draft advertisement for vacancy on death of A.Temple. Extract 1 from Statute of Wakefield Grammar School. Last page annotated 9 25th June 1795 with letter about disputed appointment of C.Redshaw as Master. 10 Undated Copy of charter Elizabeth 1 19th century (?) copy of foundation charter. Later annotations. 1 11 Undated - c1795? Statute ? G.J.Wadkin (Mayor) & others Fragment on velum with orders and directions re school. 1 1833 Feb Statute copy James Tate Copy of statutes and ordinances for signature of James Tate (but 1 12 unsigned). 13 Undated Plan Plan of playing fields sections and levels. 1 14 1600 - 1700 Copy of charter 17th century copy of charter of 1577 Copy of Elizabeth 1 charter to Richmond. 1 1785 23rd May Copy of coucher P.Macfarlane; Ralph Gower. Copy of Corporation coucher to demise land 1567. Annotated 1 15 1795. 16 Undated - 18th C List/index Part of a list or index of documents. 1 17 1819 3 Letters Edward Harland to John Harland 1 18 1818-1819 11 Letters John Harland to Edward Harland 1 1816-1820 2 Bill posters, 1 J.Harland; W.Harland; J.Harker; Alcock & Hall; Posters are Craven Cross and Burrell mine sales notices; Plan is 1 plan of mine; 13 J.Pounder; B.Hobbs; J.Hicks; W.Macfarlane; ? Craven Cross mine. 19 letters and Foster; M.Maddison; papers 1820-21 24 letters Letters to Edwd Harland mainly from Marshal Business letters 1 20 Hutchinson of Barnard Castle 1820 6 letters Letters to John Harland; Marshal Hutchinson; Henry Business letters 1 21 Clarke. 22 1820 5 letters Marshal Hutchinson; W.M.Robinson. Business letters 1 1808 to 1810 6 letters To G.Peacock at Denton & Trinity Coll Cambridge. 1 23 1811 to 1813 11 letters To G.Peacock at Denton & Trinity Coll Cambridge. 1 24 25 1824 1 letter To Rev G.Peacock at Trinity Coll Cambridge. 1 26 1830 to 1840 11 letters To Rev G.Peacock at Trinity Coll Cambridge. 1 27 1840 to 1841 3 letters To Dean Peacock at Eley. 1 Page 1 of 31 1840 to 1842 8 letters To Dean Peacock(? or some possibly concerning 1 28 him) unknown address. 1855 1 letter Letter concerning Dean Peacock, unknown 1 29 recipient. 1876 Feb to Dec 36 documents Oxford & Cambridge exam board report/Lancashire 3 & Yorks railway dividend/Charity Commission/Fives court paddock/notice of trustees meeting/Charles 34q Grey Tate/invoices/Lord Zetland/Brackenbury/Lancs & Yorks dividends/ 16a 1802 6th Jan 1 letter I.Egerton to Mr Macfalane 376 Letters concerning a dispute at the school. 1 16b 1666 24th Dec Receipt J.Parvinge to Henry Smith & Thos Sober (Bailiffs) Receipt for £25 from Headmaster to school bailiffs for rents. 1 16c 1866 21st Feb Printed advert Notice of letting - High Close 1 16d 1868 10th Feb Printed advert Notice of letting - several closes of land 1 16e 1870 3rd Mar Printed advert Notice of letting - Gallowfields 1 16f 1880 28th Feb Printed advert Notice of letting - land at Pike Purse lane Two copies 1 1888 5th Feb Printed advert Notice of letting - land at Pike Purse lane & Pilmoor 1 16g Hill. 1870 Note Charity Commission Scheme Annotated 'Notes on the system of management of the school'. 1 16h Undated List List of names and addresses with some trades 19th century - purpose unknown. 1 16j shown 1867 Aug Estimates Estimates by J,Flint; R.Spence & 1 other(?) for 3 sheets. 1 16k palisading & gates. 16l 1868 Mar Receipt J.G.Croft Mayor - receipt for school seal. 1 16m 1870 26th Jul Report Examiners report to Trustees/James J.B Landon. 1 16n 1867 3 Receipts 3 receipts for works. 1 1877 Sep Report Report of Oxford & Cambridge School Examinations 1 16o 1881 13th Oct Order Charity Commission appointment of R.M.Jaques as Printed/sealed order 1 16p Trustee. 1877 Feb Order Charity Commission appointment of Croft; Brown; Printed order. 1 16q Wood & Atkinson as Trustees. 1882 14th Mar Order Charity Commission appointment of J.Robinson as Printed & sealed order 1 16r Trustee. 1884 6th Jun Order Charity Commission appointment of Hunton & Printed & sealed order 1 16s Mason as Trustees. 16t 1881 16th Jun Notice Lady Hastings Exhibitions - notice of alteration. 1 1880 7th Aug Report of Oxford & Cambridge School Examinations 1 16u 1853 6th March Deed To Guardians & Governors from J.Bowes; 4 documents on parchment being the conveyance of land as site 1 16v L.Bradley; W.Metcalfe. for Tate Testimonial building. 1871 July 29 letters/ 1 Relating to/and letters of application for the vacant 1 16w printed sheet position of Headmaster. 1796 1 copy legal Copy of original statutes & ordinances. Caleb 1 16x document Readshaw. 30a 1827 11-Jun 1 letter Copy of a letter sent to Lord Holland 2 30b 1833 27th Aug 1 letter Copy of a letter sent to the Bishop of Chester 2 Page 2 of 31 1825 March/April 3 letters Thomas Wilson & Sons Printers York To the High Sheriff of Yorkshire 2 30c 1831 18th Jan 1 letter Copy of letters between Lord Ravensworth & Lord From Tate to ? 2 30d Lampton 30e 1815 Jan/Sep 4 letters Marske church/Pious Resolutions From Tate to ? 2 30f 1817-1818 3 letters Death of Mr Wright/Tripos & Trinity From Tate to ? 2 30g 1820-1829 4 letters/1note Concerning health & inscription for silver From Tate to ? 2 1831 23rd Dec 1 letter To Tate from John Headlam/state of Marske church 2 30h 30j 1831 2 notes Trinity College/Maths Notes(?) signed by Tate 2 30k 1832 13th June 1 letter Marske church From Tate to ? 2 30l 1833 4 letters Canon of St Pauls/Royal Astronomical Soc Royal Astronomical Soc paper attached to 17th Jan letter. 2 30m 1836 14th Mar 1 printed sheet Printed advertisement annotated by Tate From Tate to ? 2 30n undated 1 letter(?) Agricultural matters From Tate to ? 2 1803 31st Mar 1 letter To Corporation re Mr Hunton tenant of school lands Also signed (endorsed?) by William Thompson Mayor. 2 30o be permitted an enclosure 30p 1842 15th Nov 1 letter Re alterations to Greek(?) texts(?). From Edmonton Middx. From Tate to ? 2 1843 20th Mar 1 letter Duke of Sussex, Canada, Letters on Greek From Edmonton Middx. From Tate to ? 2 30q Etymology. 1791/99 1 exercise book Copies of Tate's letters sent from/written at Sydney Annotated 'Found among the papers of James Raine of Durham 2 30u Sussex College Cambridge to Mrs Sara Ottley. 1940 and given to Richmond School'. Some letters from Richmond. 31a 1810 20th Mar 1 letter Glebe lands/Schoolmasters Soc 2 31b 1814 14th Mar 1 letter 2 1816 2 letters Tale of a Tub/Gullivers Travels/Fisher & Cambridge 2 31c 1817 11 letters Recommendation Mr Bradley/Fisher 2 Cambridge/Trinity/W.Kendal/books/Cordilleras 31d dinner/Market Club/Charles Maitland/Lawrence Dundas/Clapgate bridge 1818 5 letters Margaret Wallis/Richard Sheepshanks/Charles 2 31e Maitland/Sir David Baird/ 31f 1819 24th Jan 1 letter Contains list of Richmond Wranglers 2 31g 1820 20th Mar 1 letter Bells scholarship 2 31h 1821 3 letters Theldon Cradock/Anthony Temple/The Mayor/Duke 2 31j 1822 2nd Sep 1 letter Bishop of Chester's visit to Marske Hall written in pencil 2 31k 1823 3 letters Freeholders reform petition/non conformists 2 31l 1824 4 letters Peter Lovat Fraser/whisky/Surtees 2 1825 2 letters Mr Carter/Capt Betton/complaint re visit to Marske 2 31m Hall 31n 1827 3 letters Rugby school/marriage/ 2 31o 1828 2 letters Requesting a loan/Tate's son/Fremington school 2 31p 1831 25th Dec 1 letter This letter had an enclosure now missing 2 1832 15th Nov 1 letter Journey to London/portrait by Mr Pickersgill/Mr 1 31q Simpson Page 3 of 31 1833 14 letters/1 note Son elected successor (note)/Peacock/Duke of Some letters from London 2 Sussex/St Pauls/Sion College library/Sydney 31r Smith/Crown at Harrowgate/Resignation as Rector of Marske/Society of Arts/Roof of Marske church 1834 12 letters Portrait/Earl Grey/Sir John Bagley/resignation from 1 letter written on a printed announcement of Tate's portrait with 2 Marske/Downholme/Spaniards/Poles/land held by list of subscribers to engraving. Some letters from Portsmouth. 31s Rector at Marske/Mr Hick/Mr Fisher/Archdeacon Headlam/The British Museum/Income as canon/debt to Hutton 1835 8 letters Society of Arts/Visit to Kent/Sydney Some letters from Charing, Kent.
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