L30/14/109/4

Robinson, Whitehall to Draper, Lombard St. Post Office "Your business in the West" better be ended, did not mention it to father. Latter received draft from Nesbit's from Ireland amounting to £340 only. But as from next June Thos. will take charge of his brother and sisters, relieving him of £400 a year, father's income will actually be increased. He much wants to sell the plate, but Thos. sees no reason why it cannot wait till Draper's return. Mr. Aislabie returned, a kindness pleasing to father. Father no better, Sir Wm. very ill having lost his stomach.

26 Apr 1768

From: 1768 To: 1768

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 1st Baron,
Nesbit,
Robinson, Frederick,
Robinson,
Draper, Nathan,
Aislabie

family correspondence, banker, Post Office, family/personal financial affairs, general family, household plate, travel, medical conditions, Westminster Whitehall, City of London Lombard Street, Ireland