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Letter (first sheet only) from Richard Orlebar at Ingmire Hall, Sedbergh, Yorkshire to Charles (probably Sir Charles Rouse-Boughton). Sorry Charles does not feel up to joining them at Ingmire and that he has to be more careful than of yore!

21 September 1896.

From: 1896 To: 1896

Mrs Cottrell-Dormer says come when you want to – will make no company Can not stay on way back, having friends coming to stay directly ‘we get back to Buckhurst Hill’ 'no end of bother since the beginning of last year, culminating in our Beauchamp’s great and heavy losses’, through the lack of his partner lapsing into softening of the brain. The man has been slowly going off his head, signing papers, making promises without consulting Beauchamp, and the result is disastrous.

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Rouse-Boughton, Charles Henry,
Orlebar, Richard,
Cottrell-Dormer,
Orlebar, Beauchamp

Sedbergh Ingmire Hall, family correspondence, Buckhurst Hill, family/personal financial affairs