Item 7 - Holograph letter from Bevill Grenvile to Lord Earl

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UGA LE/LE37/1/1/7

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Holograph letter from Bevill Grenvile to Lord Earl

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  • 25/03/1639 (creation)

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4 pp

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Holograph letter from Bevill Grenvile, Stow, [England], to Lord Earl [Richard Boyle] of Cork, Stalbridge [Dorset], apologising for not having followed the attorney's summons to meet him for pressures of business, and protesting his innocence over delayed payment of a certain sum. Explaining that he depends on a gentleman who owes him for "Lundey", and referring to a previous such case where "a greate Lord in this Kingdome" delayed payment also. Further commenting on his father's business which he had little hand in and lost out in himself; the agents regretted his action; referring to problem between Mr Harris and his father.

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      2116

      LE37/7

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      27/06/2013
      23/06/2025

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