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From: Samuel Whitbread I at Bedwell Park To: Thomas Strong Mr.Whitbread Compliments, hopes Mr.Strong will write to Mr.Hammond and call on Mr.Spark about The Monks Kirby. Mr.W. meant to tell Mr.S. that there was a sale of everything at Lord Verney at Claydon & to ask his friend the Clergyman if the Reversionary Interest of Lord Verney Estates are anyways in Him, but he is a sad man & to desire Mr.Collett would forward that case with Hill & prepare it for Mansfield. & send Mr.W.Douglass to Brewery to send here. [Note: Ralph Verney, 2nd Earl Verney of Middle Claydon, died without issue on 31 Mar 1791; Spark may be Arthur Sparke, attorney, who practised with John Rose at 12-13 Clement's Inn; Collett may be Richard Collett of Exchequer Office of Pleas, 9 Lincoln's Inn Old square and 11 Chancery Lane, London]

Saturday Morning, late C18th

From: 1770 To: 1791

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Whitbread, Samuel I,
Strong, Thomas,
Hammond,
Spark,
Sparke, Arthur,
Verney, Ralph, 2nd Earl Verney,
Collett,
Collett, Richard,
Hill,
Mansfield,
Douglass, W.

specific solicitors, brewing, Monks Kirby