L30/14/109/106

Draper to Frederick Robinson Sorry all Amos's effects disposed of, as mother wanted his watch for her other son. Will pay her the remaining money. Encloses bill for £83 10. from Wedgewood and Bentley (see L 30/14/109/95) for the services. One Michael Natole, claiming to have been Grantham's confectioner, has applied for a "Character" as he is looking for a place. Draper asks Grantham's directions before granting the request. Legacy may be less than hoped. House in poor state, as yet no offers above £400, auction may be best. [On back: Abstract of Grantham's reply St. Ildefonso not healthy. Wedgewood at fault re bill. If Michael in distress give him 5 guineas, but he has no claim on Grantham. (Partly illegible)] Received 24 September 1776; Answered 26 September 1776

6 Sep 1776

From: 1776 To: 1776

English

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Lucas,
Robinson, Thomas (2nd Baron Grantham),
Draper, Nathan,
Robinson, Frederick,
Wedgewood & Bentley & Company,
Natole, Michael

family correspondence, bankers, watches, Wedgewood & Bentley & Company, confectioners, private finance, private buildings & land, AUCTION SALES