Administrative correspondence addressing a proposal for the purchase of the Isle of Man. The sender responds to the Duke of Athol's letter of August 20th, noting that both parties lack sufficient information to establish an adequate price for the island. The discussion references previous negotiations and the powers vested by the 12th George 1st.

A letter from a nobleman (likely the Duke of Atholl or his successor) responding to commands from the House of Lords dated 25 July and 12 September, regarding the provision of detailed revenue information for the Isle of Man. The writer acknowledges his duties and commits to providing accurate rental and customs data as requested.

An index or table of contents for a collection of administrative and revenue documents pertaining to the Isle of Man, including observations on revenue claims by the Duke of Atholl, population data from 1821, and correspondence regarding mines and minerals. This appears to be a finding aid or organizational document for archival materials.

This is an Abstract of the Revenue of the Isle of Man for the year 1760, based on audited accounts. It details charges including land revenue, casualties, impropriations, and abbey revenue, followed by disbursements and officer salaries, with a final balance due to the Comptroller of £5192. 10s. 1¼d. The document was audited and passed on 1 July 1761.

A financial revenue abstract detailing land valuations, cottages, mills, and other properties across three Manx parishes (Jurby, Ballaugh, and Andreas). The document lists land farms, cottages, mills, brafs, moar, fines, and alienations with corresponding monetary values in what appears to be pounds, shillings, and pence notation, with totals, allowances, and clear amounts calculated for each parish.

Fragment of a revenue abstract listing land valuations and income sources for K.K. Andreas, including farms, cottages, mills, brafs, fines, and alienations with associated monetary values. The document is partially obscured and damaged, with unclear totals.

A financial abstract document listing various properties and holdings under K.K. Gorman's name, including land farms, particles, cottages, mills, and valuations for specific offices. The document shows total valuations, allowances, and a clear net figure, typical of Isle of Man revenue records.

A revenue abstract listing financial assessments for two Manx parishes: Loman and K.K. Maughold. Each section itemizes income from land farms, mills, brafs, fines, and alienations, with totals, allowances, and net clear amounts in old currency notation.

A revenue abstract document recording land valuations, cottage rents, mill income, and other revenues for three Manx parishes (Christlerayre, Christ Santan, and Arbory) in 1750. The document uses Old English currency notation (pounds, shillings, pence) and lists various categories of income with totals, allowances, and net cleared amounts.

A revenue abstract documenting financial accounts for three Manx parishes (Christlezayre, Braddan, and Arbory). The document lists various income sources including land farms, particles, cottages, mills, brefs, moar, coronet fees, fines, and alienations, with totals, allowances, and clear amounts in old Manx currency notation.

Financial record showing land valuations, farm assessments, and allowances for three Manx parishes (Ballaugh, Jurby, and Andreas). Contains itemized entries for farms, cottages, mills, and fines with totals and cleared amounts in old currency notation (pounds, shillings, pence).

A financial abstract document detailing revenue sources for two Manx parishes (Lonnan and Maughold), including land farms, mills, brafs, moars, fines, and alienations. Each section shows total revenue with allowed deductions and clear amounts in what appears to be pounds, shillings, and pence notation.

A financial abstract document detailing revenue sources for two Manx parishes (Patrick and German) in 1750. It lists various categories of income including land farms, particles, cottages, mills, brass farms, and alienations, with totals, allowances, and net figures in what appears to be Manx currency notation.

A revenue abstract documenting land valuations, property assessments, and financial accounts for the parishes of Kirk Patrick and Kirk German on the Isle of Man in 1756. The document lists various property categories including land farms, particles, cottages, mills, and brass, along with allowances and net cleared revenues.

A financial revenue abstract listing income from various sources (land farms, mills, fines, alienations, and other charges) for three Manx parishes. Each parish entry shows total revenue, allowances, and net clear amounts in pounds, shillings, and pence.

A revenue abstract document dated to the year 1754, likely recording financial or administrative data for that period. The document appears to be a formal financial record or summary maintained as part of Isle of Man administrative records.

A revenue abstract document listing financial accounts for three Kirkby parishes (St Anne, Marowns, and Braddan) in 1750. Each entry breaks down income sources including land farms, mills, brafs, moars, fines, and alienations, with totals, allowed deductions, and clear revenue calculations in old currency notation (pounds, shillings, pence).

A financial summary document listing revenue sources across three Manx parishes including land farms, cottages, mills, fines, and alienations. Each parish section shows itemized revenues with totals, allowances, and net figures in pounds, shillings, and pence.

A formal abstract summarizing the revenue records of the Isle of Mann for the year 1750. This document represents an administrative financial record of the island's income during the mid-18th century.

An enumerated list of revenue sources and feudal rights belonging to the Crown and Lords of the Isle of Man, including fines, forfeitures, pinfold fees, alienation charges, waifs and strays, treasure trove, and mining rights. The document appears to be an administrative abstract or notes on financial prerogatives with marginal queries about their continued validity.

An administrative note discussing computed revenue figures for 1760, referencing duties and goods landed at the Isle of Man. The author cites information from Mr. Taubman (former Dempster) regarding gross duty amounts and notes an uncommon year with extraordinary wine quantities lodged for shipment to Mont Christi in Santo Domingo. The author observes concerns about lack of officers aboard ships and potential unlanded goods avoiding duty payments.

A tabular financial record showing seven columns of monetary data in Manx pounds, shillings, and pence across six years (1757-1762). The document appears to be a revenue abstract or accounts summary, with multiple revenue streams or categories tracked annually.

A detailed financial abstract itemizing the revenue sources of the Isle of Man for 1742, including land revenue, customs duties, spiritual court perquisites, tithes, and abbey temporalities, with deductions for collection charges and officer salaries, resulting in a net revenue of £3598:5:4½.

A comprehensive revenue abstract for the Isle of Man in 1743, detailing all sources of income including land revenue, customs duties, tithes, abbey temporalities, and other casual revenues, with deductions for collection charges and administrative expenses.

A detailed financial abstract accounting the revenues and charges of the Isle of Man for 1744, including land revenue (north and south sides), customs duties, perquisites, tythes, abbey temporalities, and officer salaries. This represents a comprehensive fiscal statement of the island's income sources and major expenditures.