L30/14/109/84

Draper, London to Frederick Robinson, Madrid Will discharge £200 debt when able. Fears only half Irish arrears to be paid. Expects none from Civil List at home, from immense expense of armaments. Mr. Albert Nesbit has died of Apoplexy, in the street as he was walking home to dinner. Worthy man, sincere friend, much mourned. His brother intends to take in a nephew to carry on the business. (Received 15 April 1776; Answered 2 May 1775)

6 Apr 1776

From: 1776 To: 1776

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Draper, Nathan,
Robinson, Frederick,
Nesbit, Albert,
Nesbit,
Nesbit & Company

family correspondence, banker, bank accounts, family/personal financial affairs, debt, Irish, wages/conditions, public finance, general, armed forces, land weaponry, naval weaponry, American War of Independence, deaths, apoplexy, mourning, Nesbit & Company, London, Madrid, Ireland