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[To Henry Masterman] re a Bill in Chancery filed by William Biggs re the making of a watercourse on his estate for the winning of Throckley Colliery.

From Henry Masterman, Little London, re the problems of his tenant, widow Bell, including the detrimental effects of quarrying and a byway on her land and non-payment for milk and re the quality and quantity of Throckley coal in London.

To Frances Woodhouse Esq, Duke Street, Westminster, re the despatch of stone and a present of salmon and game.

To Frances Woodhouse Esq, Duke Street, Westminster, re the sale of an estate and corn tithes at Heddon, 12 Oct 1754.

Agreement to should surrender their old lease of property at Busty Bank, Bryans Leap, and take a new lease from the new owner

1727-04-01 — 1727-04-30

Valuation of Willington Colliery

Borings at Benwell

1726-01-01 — 1726-12-31

From Thomas Parke, Lowrow, postponing the order for cranks until the Middleton crank can be tried.

Letter from "Silly Billy" attacking various characters in the Coal Trade

Agreement for working General Lambton's collieries

1785-01-01 — 1785-12-31

Costs of working and shipping coal from the Low Main Coal Seam, Benton Pit, Heaton Colliery

1851-02-25 — 1851-02-27

Borings at Bushblades

1728-01-01 — 1729-12-31