Account of Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer concerning Tea Seizure

Name: Account of Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer concerning Tea Seizure — 1765
Description: Charles Lutwidge's detailed letter to the Treasury Commissioners describing the failed prosecution of a tea seizure case in the Isle of Man Court of Exchequer. The letter documents procedural disputes over jury trial rights, the claimant David Angus's appeal to the Privy Council, and Lutwidge's critique of how these proceedings undermined revenue enforcement. Highly relevant to understanding post-Revestment judicial authority and smuggling enforcement challenges.
Date: 5 December 1765
Place: Douglas; Ramsey; Westminster; Whitehaven; Isle of Man; England; Scotland; Great Britain
Related To: Charles Lutwidge; Philip Moore; John Stevenson; Basil Cochrane
Type: Financial Data
Collection: The Last Years of the Lordship; Crown Administration
Type: Administrative Correspondence
Date Created: 1765-12-05
Creator: Charles Lutwidge, Douglas
Audience: The Commissioners (Treasury)
Identifier: T 1/439/83
Language: English

Account of Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer concerning Tea Seizure — 1765