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DHRG No. 100831
Sword Whip and Cane mislaid. Asks Mr. Luttrell to send letter to the Inn they slept in, to check.
DHRG No. 100832
Chain arrived safely so is being sent on to Miss W. Also paper by J. Holmes. J.S. busy with hay. Bitter weather after much rain. Requests number of Miss W's share in Lottery.
DHRG No. 100833
Concerning The augmentation of a Living in Cornwall. Sam Hayne bought a blind Mare. Mrs. Harris evidently senile.
DHRG No. 100834
Difficulty in getting a ''birth'' on board ship for Duncan, King's son-in-law.
DHRG No. 100835
C.F. went to Exeter & E.F. to Mrs. R.F's previous Thursday. E.F. became unwell but better since. Irish Lottery Ticket. C.F. to be recorder? Mr. Hawtry also possible Ships captured by Admiral Geary. Rumour of Commodore Walsingham's success untrue. Good news of Capt. F. Returning Arms to Gen! Harison.
DHRG No. 100836
Fragmentary notes cross out. Present at Assizes? Title to Cornish Lands.
DHRG No. 100837
Concern lest previous letter miscarried. F.F.L. shall be content with £250 if £250 is not available, the Quarter nearly ended. The Parson would be taking FFL to supper at Holylands.
Seale 0677 J. Seale to F. Luttrell Reply to 0676 16 July 1780 Seale Family Papers 1780 Jul-Dec 18thC
DHRG No. 100838
Money in private hands scarce. Mr. Pinson could spare some money depending on the sale of his ship.
Seale 0678 Mrs. A.M.Seale to John Seale 22 July 1780 Saturday? Seale Family Papers 1780 Jul-Dec 18thC
DHRG No. 100839
C. Fanshawe to write to J.S. about affair Mrs. Causey had details about. EF came with son. E.F.in bed with stone Sunday, better after getting rid of several small stones. Bad condition of house. C.F. returned from Plymouth, Off to Winchester 23 July. Future Recorder a secret. Sister Ridout; daughter expected to die.
Seale 0679 J. Seale to Mrs. A.M.Seale Reply to 0678 23 July 1780 Seale Family Papers 1780 Jul-Dec 18thC
DHRG No. 100840
E.F. gave account of the Cornish Estate. Mr. Luttrell interested in it, all expectation of Mrs. Chapernowne's recovery. Mrs. Limberry recovered The Governor gone to London to introduce Sir H. Palliser. Mr. & Mrs. Luttrell still in the country not seen by J.S.
DHRG No. 100841
Thanks for plan concerning FFL's accommodation. Payment due to current Quarter. Postponing taking any further steps till he sees J.S. at the Assizes? F.F.L. leaving Town early the following morning.
DHRG No. 100842
Advice about a Plumber. Advice about plant steps tilt
Seale 0682 Ths. Perring to J. Seale (Should be 27 July 1780) 7 July 1780 Seale Family Papers 1780 Jul-Dec 18thC
DHRG No. 100843
Final Dividend of Mr. Penfound's Effects.
Seale 0683 J. Seale to Ths. Perring Reply to 0682 2 August 1780 Seale Family Papers 1780 Jul-Dec 18thC
DHRG No. 100844
J.S. uncertain what debts are due.
DHRG No. 100845
10 Ewes bought & 50 be sent by Bakers' to Bampton. Ram from Bampton Fair.
DHRG No. 100846
The sheep sent by J.B. arrived safely. Beavis Wood asked to pay J.B.
DHRG No. 100847
Had E leave Exeter on his and Mr. Southcote's business. Sorry to have missed seeing J.S. Hopes future applications more successful.
DHRG No. 100848
Received Mugridges Transfer & copy of Mr. Blackmore's account. Mr. Tinckam still unable to pay debt: he hopes to after selling land. Survey E be advertized. Purchasers expected. Hope settled by 6 months.
DHRG No. 100849
Little cart arrived with good things including cow. Thanks for £50 bill and Guinea. Mr. Fanshawe come & gone to Plymouth: No news of Cornish affair. He hoped to go to St. Germains: letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Fanshawe, she has stone & gravel. AMS hopes to visit depending on E.F. Heliers to repair roof. Mrs. J. Fanshawe has a son.
DHRG No. 100850
Parliament is dissolved. Mr. Bocne at Exeter that day. Mr. H. intends selling 2 fields. He still has 3