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Andrews, Cadiz to Grantham, Madrid Seville worth seeing but dull to live in, continued to Port St. Mary's, sailed to Cadiz, sending the chaise round to meet him. Two regiments there, having several Irish officers. Will go to Gibraltar by sea, as no carriage road. Horse lame "However if he can contrive to cripple on to Barcelona I care not how soon after he makes a dead halt". Begins to tire of Spain, but tour of the maritime provinces may be pleasant. If there are Consuls at Malaga and Alicante, might Grantham recommend Andrews to them by letter?

10 Nov 1772

From: 1772 To: 1772

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Andrews, Francis

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