1974 - Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 27 August 1696

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27th Agt 96
Deare Sr
I have prused ye Copey of yt Deed, & am of opinion you
are [illeg] by ye ffine, & Recovery mentiond, if you {?doubte} of it
Mr Hooper can best satisfy you, being a neighbour. L. Keepers
alterations in ye order (I thinke) are to yr advantage, I read
it this morning & was pmised by Mr Davenport it shold
be forth wth {?enterd}, wch you may let ye Coll know.
Theirs greate talke of a peace, & marriage, ye K. meets ye Elective
of Brandenburg at {?Clew} &c too other Ladys are likewise in
discurses about ye Towne. The wind hinders ye foraigne {?Lettrs}
& can’t be expected before Tusday, therefore ye Parlt siting [deleted] {^not}
be known, but an early session is expected, wch you must
pvide for in time, to defend yr right. Mr Sherwoods daugh=
=ters at Hifield, Mr Trdfusis gon in to Wales; Sr Hon: Ashhurst
cam from their lately, left all well & Mrdaughter [illeg], as he tells me. I am glad you intend to be at
ye office, where I diseir ye sender of humble service to all friends
& mine & wifes to all wth you being
Sr
Yr affectionately
H Boscawen
27th August 96
Dear Sir
I have perused ye Copy of that Deed, & am of opinion you
are [illeg] by ye fine, & Recovery mentioned, if you {?doubt} of it
Mr Hooper can best satisfy you, being a neighbour. Lord Keepers
alterations in ye order (I think) are to your advantage, I read
it this morning & was promised by Mr Davenport it should
be forth with {?entered}, which you may let ye Colonel know.
There's great talk of a peace, & marriage, ye King meets ye Elective
of Brandenburg at {?Kew} &c too other Ladys are likewise in
discurses about ye Town. The wind hinders ye foreign {?Letters}
& can’t be expected before Tuesday, therefore ye Parliament sitting [deleted] {^not}
be known, but an early session is expected, which you must
provide for in time, to defend your right. Mr Sherwood's daugh=
=ters at Hifield, Mr Trefusis gone in to Wales; Sir Honorable Ashurst
came from there lately, left all well & Mrdaughter [illeg], as he tells me. I am glad you intend to be at
ye office, where I desire ye sender of humble service to all friends
& mine & wife's to all with you being
Sir
Your affectionately
H Boscawen
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Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 27 August 1696

A note mostly about business, and talks of peace and marriage amongst European royalty, some mention of weather and reading

Boscawen Collection (Fortescue papers)

1262M/0/FC/1 [26]

Devon Heritage Centre

1696

8

27

27th Agt 96

unknown

[?Cornwall] [?England]

unknown

[?Cornwall] [?England]

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Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 27 August 1696, 2781696: Devon Heritage Centre, Boscawen Collection (Fortescue papers), 1262M/0/FC/1 [26]

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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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