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Lord Townshend, Grosvenor Street, to Philip Case: malicious rumour that he has cut down the wood in his park at Raynham and that Colonel Townshend will file a bill in Chancery against him; looks upon Case as the guard of the innocence of his conduct in all affairs of this nature. With draft reply

• BL/CS 1/15/1/16-17
• File
• 21 May 1755

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

Townshend family; 1465-1950; Marquess of Townshend

William Wilkin, Fordham, to Philip Case: business of courts at Soham; 'I had the happiness of setting and keeping Nineteen Courts with the greatest and Cleverest Court keeper in England'.

• BL/CS 1/15/4/8
• File
• 30 Nov 1769

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

Cyrill Wyche, Gaywood, to Philip Case: assignment of a mortgage; two Hockwold men are summoned to the sessions but at a time inconvenient to them; asks him to order matters so no damage may accrue from their non-appearance.

• BL/CS 1/22/1/16
• File
• 10 Apr 1751

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

Cyrill Wyche; fl 1732; Hockwold, Norfolk

Letters to Philip Case mainly from Joseph Smithson, London, and Dr Thomas Brooke at Bath, Dublin, and London, and their wives, with receipts, letters of attorney, etc., about interest received, the farms at Fring and Sedgeford, and a law suit between Dent and Cremer.

• BL/CS 1/5/6/1-34
• File
• 1750-1759

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

Ketton-Cremer family; 13th century-20th century; Felbrigg, Norfolk

Bill of costs in action Dent vs Cremer, 1754-1757, account of Philip Case with Dr Brooke and Mrs Smithson, 1756-1757, accounts of stock purchased, 1759

• BL/CS 1/5/8-11
• File
• 1754-1759

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

Ketton-Cremer family; 13th century-20th century; Felbrigg, Norfolk

Affidavit of John Hardy of King's Lynn, farmer, against Joseph Powell of same for assault, sworn before Philip Case

• BL/CS 3/108
• File
• 13 Aug 1787

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

Philip Case to Mr Weston: hopes he will resign clerkship of the peace in his favour as he has long had the drudgery of the office for so little profit, and encloses copy of the letter he has written to Lord Orford about the duties of the clerk of the peace, which business he has carried out for 21 years. [see BL/CS/1/18/2/1]

• BL/CS 3/77
• File
• 11 May 1758

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

J. Delaporte, Maid's Head Inn, Lynn. to Philip Case: under the various acts he has a right to sell his own manufacture in any town or place whatsoever; a dozen cauls packed together were ever deemed wholesale; begs Case to write to commissioners to recover his £12 with expenses, without his taking a course of law for it.

• BL/CS 3/83
• File
• 16 Oct 1762

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

J. Delaporte, Cambridge, to Alderman Patterson, Lynn: repeats complaints and asks him to consult with Case.

• BL/CS 3/84
• File
• 15 Dec 1762

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

Richard Hawkins, London, to Philip Case: unable to appear at Lynn to answer indictment for building the quay at his water gate; hopes the case can be postponed but if court orders it to be removed he will certainly pull it down on his return to Lynn.

• BL/CS 3/86
• File
• 15 Apr 1765

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

William Attmore to Philip Case: asks opinion about will of Thomas Davison, ship carpenter, whose son married Attmore's daughter.

• BL/CS 4/106
• File
• 31 Apr 1791

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

Date as given in document.

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

Elizabeth Walker, Aylsham, to Philip Case, receipts for interest and for loan of £200 needed for her house, 1766; receipt for £20 paid to E. Piggon for £20 for half a year's interest due on Mr Jackson's estate, 11 Jan 1772, and receipt by Edward Piggon and wife Eliza Piggon, late Walker, to Case for £1,200 received as result of a suit in chancery, 2 Oct 1773.

• BL/CS 4/32-37
• File
• 1765-1773

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

This is probably the Eliza Walker who was mistress to the 3rd viscount Townshend who bought her property at Aylsham.

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

Philip Case, Harrogate, to Thomas Bagge: hears affairs of Mr Crowe of Swaffham are in disorder owing to his engaging for other people; wishes to give advice to Ned Case of Fransham to avoid making the same mistake.

• BL/CS 4/52
• File
• 13 Jul 1772

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

John Fell, Lincoln's Inn Fields, to Philip Case: copy of affidavit of Samuel Edwards of Sawtry, Hunts., in case Dowsing & Palmer vs Jackson, 1 Nov 1774

• BL/CS 4/54
• File
• 6 Dec 1774

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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

William Foster, Norwich, to Philip Case: about liability for repair of a cut which benefits estates of Hoste and Mr Foster.

• BL/CS 4/60-62
• File
• 7-18 May 1783

Part of Bradfer-Lawrence Collection: Philip Case Papers

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