| Description | Bond of £1,000 relating to Mr C[Constable] to abide by the decision of Thomas Langley and Marmaduke Nelson made 31 May 1682 relating to Mr C driving sheep into the lake (Hornsea Mere) for washing without payment but that 2d should be paid for every score [20] of sheep. Includes legal opinion and past cases given by Thomas Rokeby, 11 Oct 1677.
Includes lead, chimney pieces, hearths, hand racks, balusters, and includes a letter with a sample design of the Devonshire marble chimney pieces. A letter relating to an measurement error which meant the chimney piece was standing proud of the wall[?] and apologies for a hearth broken in carriage, timber (Riga Crown Timber), bricks, plumbing and glazing work.
Itemised bill from Thomas Cundy relating to his work spent on the design of Wassand Hall, preparing drawings, carriage, board and lodging
Joiners' bill and sundries, 1814 (2342 days) with an annotation 'Mr Cundy's bill as corrected'. Letter from Thomas Cundy relating to the new design of the study window, 13 Jan 1817. Letter from Thomas Cundy junior, 18 Apr 1814 on his father's behalf thanking him for his remittance. General letters thanking Mr Constable for his draft payments with a number requesting payment. Bill for packing chimney pieces for the drawing room and dining room. Painter's bill which gives the colours used and includes yards of paint used around the estate. |