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Customs and Excise

Reference: CE Catalogue Title: Customs and Excise Area: Catalogue Category: Public Records Description: 

Covering Dates: 1821-1832

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Customs and Excise (Ref: CE)Bonds concerning the collection of Excise Duties in County Durham (Ref: CE 1/1-4)

7 September 1832 (1) Jonathan Backhouse, William Backhouse, Edward Backhouse, James Backhouse, and John Backhouse, bankers of Durham; Solomon Chapman of Bishopwearmouth, gent.; and Caleb Wilson of Bishopwearmouth, merchant (2) King William IV Bond in £22,000 for the bankers to hand over excise duties collected in Durham to the Chief Officer of Excise
(1 paper)


22 March 1821 (1) Sir Francis Blake, John Reed, Archibald Reed, and Henry Reed, bankers of Newcastle upon Tyne; Thomas Clennell of Harbottle Castle, Northumberland, esq.; and Martin Morrison of Newcastle upon Tyne, esq. (2) King George IV Bond in £20,000 for the bankers to hand over excise duties collected in Durham to the Chief Office of Excise
(1 paper)


17 April 1821 (1) Jonathan Backhouse, Jonathan Backhouse Junior, William Backhouse, Edward Backhouse, James Backhouse, and John Backhouse, bankers of Durham; Thomas Backhouse of Darlington, esq.; and Solomon Chapman of Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) King George IV Bond in £20,000 for the bankers to hand over excise duties collected in Durham to the Chief Office of Excise
(1 paper)


23 February 1825 (1) Jonathan Backhouse, Jonathan Backhouse Junior, William Backhouse, Edward Backhouse, James Backhouse, and John Backhouse, bankers, of Durham; Caleb Wilson of Middle Hendon, esq.; and Solomon Chapman of Bishopwearmouth, esq. (2) King George IV Bond in £30,000 for the bankers to hand over excise duties collected in Durham to the Chief Office of Excise
(1 paper)

Correspondence (Ref: CE 2/1)

Correspondence between the Excise Office and Thomas Brayshay, Superintendent Durham District, concerning the case Rv. Messrs. Anderson, including the whereabouts of one of the defendants' debtors, James Reed, 24 April 1826 - 7 April 1827
(2 papers)