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Description: | John earl of Mulgrave and Sir Hugh Cholmeley.
1. Agreements for the supply of alum to William Ward dyer, of Guisborough, Yorkshire, and for the leasing of alum mines to the parties by Nicholas Conyers of Boulby, Yorkshire, Nathaniel Cholmeley of Whitby, Yorkshire, and Edward Trotter of Aislaby, Yorkshire, and for the salaries payable to Lascelles other employees, recited.
2. Edward Lascelles consituted agent, with authority to dispose of the alum, hire warehouses for it in London etc. to receive the profits and pay the rents and salaries (£150 for himself, £40 for an accountant, £30 for the warehouse-keeper, £30 to Lascelles to provide an office and to Lascelles 7 shillings on every tun of alum sold.
3. Residue of profits to be in 51 shares of which 36 are to go to Earl and sir Hugh to have 15. After the earl has received £3600 and Sir Hugh £1500 the profits are to be divided into three parts, two of which are to go to the earl and one to Sir Hugh
4. Quarterly accounts to be submitted by Lascelles.
5. The partners are to take the risk of keeping the money, which is to be remitted to Robert Moore and Jeremiah Thomas, goldsmiths.
(No day & month, not executed.) | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 1685 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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