HN10/276/Wiseman4

Letter from Thomas M.Wright of 10 Billingsgate to Frederick Tanqueray [see HN10/276/Wiseman2] complaining of the slowness of the process: "It is of no use you asking me to send you a copy of the probate of James Davies' will as I have not got it and I do not know who has, but you know as well as I do that you can always read the will itself for a shilling, so, surely you do not wish to put me to the expense of getting a copy. You say Mr.Wiseman knows nothing about it and yet I have paid his sister her annuity for the last 15 years. I hope there will be no further delay or else I must instruct my Solicitors to lay the case before the Court of Chancery"

27 Apr 1883

From: 1883 To: 1883

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Wright, Thomas More,
Tanqueray, Frederic Thomas,
Davies, James,
Wiseman, William

Frederic Thomas Tanqueray, specific solicitors, legal correspondence, equity investments, Chancery, James will: Davies, annuities