L30/14/109/91

Draper, London to Frederick Robinson Received another three quarters of Irish pension, to Lady Day 1775 £1036 0.10. When receives next payment from the Exchequer will discharge the bond. Will then want money to settle with Lady Robinson. Hopes to settle Sir Norton's accts. soon. Changes at Court surprised everyone. Said Lord Holdernesse pension £2,000, Mr. Smell £1,000, Bp. of Chester £1,000 till has a better bishopric, Mr. Jackson present salary till provided for. Lord Bruce made Earl of Aylesbury, Lord Carmarthen succeeds him as Lord of the Bed Chamber. Received 18 June 1776

4 Jun 1776

From: 1775 To: 1776

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Draper, Nathan,
Robinson, Frederick,
Robinson,
Robinson, Norton,
Holderness, Robert Darcy, 4th Earl,
Smell,
Jackson,
Ailesbury, Thomas Bruce-Brudenell, 1st Earl,
Leeds, Thomas Osborne, 4th Duke of

family correspondence, Irish, pensions, banker, bank accounts, family/personal financial affairs, Exchequer, bonds, lunacy, Bishop of Chester, Bishopric, wages/conditions, employment, Lord of the Bedchamber, London