L30/14/109/7

Draper to "Honble Mr. Robinson" [no address] [30 January 1772 Grantham tries to secure a place on the Lottery Commission for Draper, see L 30/14/279/4]. Suggests keep joint account with Lord Grantham, and keep a tally between themselves. Keeps his cash at Henry Bolderos & Co., Lombard Street, only paying enough into Nesbit to cover draughts, but draughts may be made on Draper directly at the general Post Office. Re his place "I think you are right to have some Memorandum for Posterity of this year entering into the political world".

18 Feb 1772

From: 1772 To: 1772

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Draper, Nathan,
Bolderos, Henry & Company,
Nesbit & Company

family correspondence, banker, Henry & Company Bolderos, Nesbit & Company, employment, lotteries, commissioner, bank accounts, family/personal financial affairs, Post Office, general politics, City of London Lombard Street