W1/879

William Dunn, Lincoln's Inn, to Charles Grey

10 July 1802

From: 1802 To: 1802

Has received Grey's & Whitbread's letters. The suit has had the desired effect of compelling Sheridan to pay £1,500 arrears of interest. Mr. Alexander says the trustees are not bound to institute an action, as it would only produce worry & expense. [Charles Grey and SWII were trustees for Richard Brinsley Sheridan's second wife, Hester or Esther Ogle.] The suit should be arranged so that if Mr. Sheridan defaults a foreclosure could be obtained. Mentions Mrs Sheridan's pin money. Areement about two trustees to take Grey's & Whitbread's place. Sir William Geary's position. Sheridan proposes to insure his life.

Transcript at W1/4083

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Grey, Charles, 2nd Earl Grey,
Dunn, William,
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley,
Sheridan, Hesther,
Alexander,
Geary, William

debt, private finance, Lincolns Inn