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Philip Case; 1712-1792; alderman, attorney, controller of customs; King's Lynn and Great Fransham, Norfolk Norfolk
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Letters to Philip Case from Sir Charles Peyton at London, Twickenham, etc., about his Grimston estate, his urgent need for money in advance of his rents, the conveyance of Smith's farm in Grimston to Case, 1753, and further angry appeals for money.

Includes:(5) Sir Charles Peyton, Maeslough, to John Peyton: will do all he can to help him but does not know how his wife's friends will oblige him now she is dead; asks what he wants to do - as a young man himself, will not presume to advise...

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

Letters to Philip Case from Charles Townshend: the formation of a ministry without Pitt, the illegality of general warrants, promotion for Case's nephew James Case, delays in payment of outport corn debentures, 1766, Chatham administration, influence of Lord Bute, elections in Norfolk, 1766-1768, death of Revd Thomas Lowe, 1769, appointment to Treasury and high opinion of North, 1770, Yarmouth election and Townshend's marriage, 1777; with many copy replies.

Charles Townshend; 1728-1810; 1st Baron Bayning, politician

Lord Townshend, Raynham, to Philip Case: discusses tables of annuities for life made by De Moivre, and consequent value of his reversionary interest in his uncle's estate near Yarmouth [his uncle was Horatio Townshend, died 1751]; if sold it will pay off all the encumbrances on his estate; Colonel Townshend does not answer his letters and has clearly discarded him from his good graces; is thinking of settling in another county to avoid these continual jarrings; with copy of formula for calculating value of a reversion.

Townshend family; 1465-1950; Marquess of Townshend

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