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Draper to Frederick Robinson Visited Margate, but unable to bathe as he had a severe cold, so derived no benefit regarding his rheumatick complaint. Expects £1,036 0.11. from Ireland, bringing pension up to last June. Expects quarter to Midsummer 1775 from Treasury soon. Some money must be spent for Sir Norton, but will consult with Mr. Wilmot as to smallest sum possible. Re Wedgewood and Bentley, dispute about bill. Mr. Parker has drawn for £260, so paid in full to last Michaelmas. Hopes Exchequer will pay regularly, but present situation arrears cannot be thought of.

22 Oct 1776

From: 1775 To: 1776

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Lucas,
Grantham, Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron,
Draper, Nathan,
Robinson, Frederick,
Robinson, Norton,
Wilmot,
Wedgewood & Bentley & Company,
Parker

family correspondence, banker, swimming, colds, rheumatism, travel, pensions, Treasury, Wedgewood & Bentley & Company, family/personal financial affairs, bank accounts, Exchequer, money, Margate, Ireland