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Letter to Christopher Lambert from Barry Perkins from King's Agency (Variety) Limited informing him that The Who's performance at the Locarno Ballroom was cancelled. According to Perkins, "the Promotor has had a lot of trouble there recently and he…

Orders for tax abatement signed by Shubael Breed of Norwich, Conn.

Part of a quitclaim, or transfer of land, between Samuel Nevers and Samuel Plummer, both of Maine, and signed by Benjamin Nevers, Justice of the Peace.

Manor of Eye: an instrument in which John Read surrendered his tenancy and Thomas Vesey and his wife, Elizabeth, were admitted as tenants.

Manor of Eye: Instrument in which Jonathan Wilson surrendered his tenancy and John Cole was admitted as tenant.

Manor of Eye: Instrument in which Thomas Vesey surrendered his tenancy to the use of his widow, Elizabeth, who was admitted as tenant.

Manor of Eye: An assortment of documents relating tothe transfer of land between Edward Cole and Richard Tryce, including: a letter from Cole to attorney (John?) Blackwell; an agreement for Cole to rent the sold land; a land terrar; an account of…

Manor of Eye: Two documents relating to a land transfer between John Thurlby and Richard Tryce: 1) a receipt for rent that had been owed to Thurlby by his former tenant but was paid to him by Tryce after the property transfer had taken place; 2) a…

Manor of Leiston: Instrument detailing William Shuldham's surrender of tenancy to the use of William Rust and Rust's subsequent admission. Shuldham's surrender had occured out of court earlier in the month, and he served as the gentleman steward…

Receipt stating that William Russell received the ten pounds due to him from Elizabeth (Michelson?), executrix of her mother, Ann Walker's, estate; Ann Walker, in turn, was the administratrix of her son, John Walker's, estate. John Walker seems to be…