1973 - Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 18 August 1696
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18th Agt 96
Deare Sr
I am glad to finde by yrs yt my deare Daughter &
all yr family are so well, by ye inclosd yol finde what
Ld Lincolns people are doeing at Tatsall, at psent; when
ye order is past by ye Ld Keeper, we may know wts fit to
be farther don, I likewise send you Sr Wm Yorkes kinde
invitation, if you designe for Lincolnshire. Ld Portland
this day returnd to ye K. in good humor, the Banke of Engla{^nd}
having (unanimously) voted to supply his maty wth 200,000£
Thers still a talke of peace. Coll Roll hath sent wine to his
sister at Hifield, in order (I psume)to his & Lady’s coming
there, wth tender of mine & wifes humble service I am
Sr
Yr affectionate humble
Servant
H Boscawen
Deare Sr
I am glad to finde by yrs yt my deare Daughter &
all yr family are so well, by ye inclosd yol finde what
Ld Lincolns people are doeing at Tatsall, at psent; when
ye order is past by ye Ld Keeper, we may know wts fit to
be farther don, I likewise send you Sr Wm Yorkes kinde
invitation, if you designe for Lincolnshire. Ld Portland
this day returnd to ye K. in good humor, the Banke of Engla{^nd}
having (unanimously) voted to supply his maty wth 200,000£
Thers still a talke of peace. Coll Roll hath sent wine to his
sister at Hifield, in order (I psume)to his & Lady’s coming
there, wth tender of mine & wifes humble service I am
Sr
Yr affectionate humble
Servant
H Boscawen
18th August 96
Dear Sir
I am glad to find by yours that my dear Daughter &
all your family are so well, by ye enclosed you'll find what
Lord Lincoln's people are doing at Tatsall, at present; when
ye order is past by ye Lord Keeper, we may know what's fit to
be farther done, I likewise send you Sir William Yorkes kind
invitation, if you design for Lincolnshire. Lord Portland
this day returned to ye King in good humour, the Bank of Engla{^nd}
having (unanimously) voted to supply his majesty with 200,000£
There's still a talk of peace. Colonel Roll hath sent wine to his
sister at Hifield, in order (I presume) to his & Lady’s coming
there, with tender of mine & wife's humble service I am
Sir
Your affectionate humble
Servant
H Boscawen
Dear Sir
I am glad to find by yours that my dear Daughter &
all your family are so well, by ye enclosed you'll find what
Lord Lincoln's people are doing at Tatsall, at present; when
ye order is past by ye Lord Keeper, we may know what's fit to
be farther done, I likewise send you Sir William Yorkes kind
invitation, if you design for Lincolnshire. Lord Portland
this day returned to ye King in good humour, the Bank of Engla{^nd}
having (unanimously) voted to supply his majesty with 200,000£
There's still a talk of peace. Colonel Roll hath sent wine to his
sister at Hifield, in order (I presume) to his & Lady’s coming
there, with tender of mine & wife's humble service I am
Sir
Your affectionate humble
Servant
H Boscawen
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Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 18 August 1696
He is glad that his daughter and all the family are so well, discussing business, asking him to visit William York if he is destined for Lincolnshire, discussing Lord Portland's good mood following parliament's recent vote
Boscawen Collection (Fortescue papers)
1262M/0/FC/1 [25]
Devon Record Office
1696
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18th Agt 96
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[?Cornwall] [?England]
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Person: Hugh Boscawen
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- fatherhood
- grandparenthood
How to Cite
Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 18 August 1696, 1881696: Devon Record Office, Boscawen Collection (Fortescue papers), 1262M/0/FC/1 [25]