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Philip Case; 1712-1792; alderman, attorney, controller of customs; King's Lynn and Great Fransham, Norfolk
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Thomas Walpole, London and Paris, to Philip Case, principally about the Lynn election: 'we seem waked from a Lethargy and forced into an uphill game', 16 Oct; hire of private lodgings in Lynn, Dec 1767; charitable donations not to be confined to the voters, 4 Jan 1768; misbehaviour of Sir John Turner's supporters, 23 Jan; with copy letters from Case, including advice to join with Crisp Molineux if Lord Orford approves, 11 Jan 1768

Including copy letter from Briggs Cary [? to Walpole] advising that tickets have been given to the inferior freemen by the friends of Mr Molineux and Sir John Turner entitling them to beef, flour, coal, etc., and the lateness and method of distrib...

Walpole family; 1678-; Baron Walpole of Wolterton, formerly Earl of Orford (second creation)

Thomas Walpole, London, to Philip Case: Lord Orford and Mr Molineux have had a conference at Euston about the latter's being brought into parliament at the first opportunity; Lord Orford exceedingly warm on the behaviour of some of his old friends at Lynn; he is now broke with the Turners and determined the collectorship should be put into other hands; a representation is to be drawn up for the duke of Grafton as to the collector's misconduct towards the town; election of Wilkes for Middlesex may have consequences 'if it is too seriously treated'; asks Case to look out for an estate for him in Norfolk. With copy reply from Case

Walpole family; 1678-; Baron Walpole of Wolterton, formerly Earl of Orford (second creation)

Correspondence of Philip Case with Peter Leheup senior and junior, Sir Edward Williams of Llangoid Castle and his wife Mary, John Lloyd of Peterwell and his wife Eliza, John Noyes and Savage Mostyn, and letters of Charles Wray, Gunthorp, to the Lloyds. The letters relate to settlements made by Sir Edward Williams on his wife, the sale of an estate at Middleton, Norfolk, otherwise called the Lambard estate (Isaac Leheup married Elizabeth Lambard), to Admiral Savage Mostyn (c 1713-1767), and investment of the purchase moneys in the funds. Some letters are franked by Welsh MPs and by the bishop of Llandaff.

Including letter from M[ary] Williams, Llangoid Castle, to [Case]: Case has reason to resent Sir Edward's warm expressions which are the result of his hasty temper, but the delay in selling the estate will render Sir Edward, herself, and thei...

Philip Case; 1712-1792; alderman, attorney, controller of customs; King's Lynn and Great Fransham, Norfolk

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