1896 - A Wither to Hugh Boscawen, 17 July 1680

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London July ye 17th 1680

Honrd Sr
As soon as Yrs Came to hand at Barnett I sett
fat [?foot] in stirrup to attend Mr Spurre Leaving all
Well My Lady Tirconnell came Wednesday last
I have delivered ye Bond for 700ll with interest to
him Who tould me he Would write about it this post
It will doe admirablely Well if it Can be hedged in
alsoe Sr William Jones is not Counsell in ye Case
It is Mr Hawkins ye scrivener does all If you
please to insert it into Yr Accounts And give Mr
Spurre full order in it He will Manage it with
all prudence and ffaithfullnesse He does not Much
doubt to get it as yr debt If you please to Autho=
rize him Accordingly soe yt my Lord of Lincoln be
obliged to pay all . Or else ye statute not to be given
Vp /. I am retorning to night again There hath
been Poling here to noe purpose about ye Sheriffes
My Ld of Lincoln was at North=Hall one night
lately He broke a stoole in going into a Hackney
Coach: He went thence wee know not whither The
Lord Holles hath dismissed Mr Morice to save charges
The Duke its sayd will be a good Protestant again
All prsent theire most humble service to all as if par
ticularly mentioned by Sr
Yr Most ready servant
to observe Yr Comãnds
A: Wither

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These
ffor Hugh Boscawen Esqr
Member of Parliemt at
Tregothnon
Truro post
Cornwall
London July ye 17th 1680

Honrd Sr
As soon as Yrs Came to hand at Barnett I sett
fat [?foot] in stirrup to attend Mr Spur Leaving all
Well My Lady Tirconnell came Wednesday last
I have delivered ye Bond for 700ll with interest to
him Who told me he Would write about it this post
It will doe admirably Well if it Can be hedged in
alsoe Sr William Jones is not Counsell in ye Case
It is Mr Hawkins ye scrivener does all If you
please to insert it into Yr Accounts And give Mr
Spur full order in it He will Manage it with
all prudence and faithfulness He does not Much
doubt to get it as yr debt If you please to Autho=
rize him Accordingly soe yt my Lord of Lincoln be
obliged to pay all . Or else ye statute not to be given
Vp /. I am returning to night again There hath
been Poling here to noe purpose about ye Sheriffes
My Ld of Lincoln was at North=Hall one night
lately He broke a stool in going into a Hackney
Coach: He went thence wee know not whither The
Lord Holles hath dismissed Mr Morice to save charges
The Duke its sayd will be a good Protestant again
All prsent theire most humble service to all as if par
ticularly mentioned by Sr
Yr Most ready servant
to observe Yr Comãnds
A: Wither

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These
ffor Hugh Boscawen Esqr
Member of Parliemt at
Tregothnon
Truro post
Cornwall
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A Wither to Hugh Boscawen, 17 July 1680

As soon as he received Hugh's letter he 'set fat in stirrup' to attend to the business, discussing the characters and actions of various mutual acquaintances

Boscawen Collection (Fortescue papers)

1262M/0/FC/1 [11]

Devon Heritage Centre

1680

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17

July ye 17th 1680

London

[England]

Tregothnan, Truro, Cornwall

[England]

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A Wither to Hugh Boscawen, 17 July 1680, 1771680: Devon Heritage Centre, Boscawen Collection (Fortescue papers), 1262M/0/FC/1 [11]

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Material Identities, Social Bodies: Embodiment in British Letters c.1680-1820. Compiled by: Karen Harvey, Helen Esfandiary, Sarah Fox, Emily Vine, University of Birmingham. Project funded by the Leverhulme Trust (2021-2025, Ref. RPG-2020-163), https://socialbodies.bham.ac.uk.

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