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D258 - Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth - 1200-1905
17 - Quarter Sessions (D258/17/1-9), Business - Canals and railways (D258/17/10), Miscellaneous/Various (D258/17/11-29, 33-44), Correspondence (D258/17/30-31), Philip Gell correspondence including Cromford Canal (D258/17/32, 45)
32 - Philip Gell - Correspondence and Papers
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D258/17/32/34
Former Reference
D258/41/32ha
Title
John Gell to Philip Gell - Mr Edington says that if his attending the meeting is an absolute necessity, he will wait on Gell, but he has an engagement in Wales - means to be on his way by 20th and will take care to bring Edington's proxy - is glad that Jessop and B Outram are likely to be employed - does not see why it is of no use to them that they are obliged to raise Sir Richard's weir - it is in the Act, but they afterwards agreed to take water at different places as Derby objected to Arkwright being the sole deliverer of water - the clauses in addition must be reported at Michaelmas Quarter Sessions - the game in Abergavenny are few - has determined to bathe in the sea at Tenby as an experiment for the gout - their sisters propose going to Ramsgate - Kitty has got it into her head that she cannot breathe at Ewell - famine in the Austrian Netherlands. 8 Aug
Date
1789
Level
file
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth
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