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Philip Case; 1712-1792; alderman, attorney, controller of customs; King's Lynn and Great Fransham, Norfolk
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Letters from Sir Edward Williams, Llangoid Castle, to Philip Case: his mortgages, need for frugality, and a visit to Llangoid by the Case family; including two letters to Case from Charles Lawrence, Great Scotland Yard, about receiving interest on South Sea annuities for Sir Edward, and letter from George Montgomerie, Llangoid Castle, about a narrow escape from drowning, and Lady Williams's stillborn child, 20 Sep 1763.

Including: Williams to Case: has spent all his time and most of his money in the service of the public and has met with a very ungrateful return, 22 Feb 1763.

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

Correspondence of Lord Walpole [of Wolterton, later 2nd earl of Orford] and Philip Case about proposed marriage of Mary Williams and Sir Martin Folkes, and the inadequacy of the settlements he means to make upon her.

Walpole was a cousin of Mary Williams through his mother, Mary Magdalen Lombard.

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

Accounts, statements and letters concerning the sale of the Middleton estate to Savage Mostyn, and investment of the monies in a trust administered by Peter Leheup junior, Dr Samuel Alston, Philip Case and Horatio Walpole, with receipts for sums invested in the 3 per cent annuities

Including bond, Charles Cornwallis Lloyd to Sackville Gwynne for £2000, 23 Dec 1728, receipt by G. Speke for £900 for two years rent charge or annuity to Lady Jennings Lloyd his wife, from estate of Sir Charles Cornwallis Lloyd and Sir Lucius Chri...

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

Cyrill Wyche, Hockwold, to Philip Case: trouble with various tenants; poor opinion of the wine he has received, the red is poor and thin and the Mountain far from being pure and perfect; will buy Case's cast-off saddle horse to run in the post chaise and will not higgle about the price 'as with a common jockey'; his housekeeper has £100 in the Old South Sea Annuities at 4%, thinks she could get 5% elsewhere and asks Case to advise; sends draft apprenticeship indenture of Sarah Scott to a mantua maker at Bury, for which he will pay, including liberty for her to go to school for instruction in reading, writing, etc.

Cyrill Wyche; fl 1732; Hockwold, Norfolk

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