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Expand 1 - Constitution and management of the Bank1 - Constitution and management of the Bank
Expand 2 - Accounts2 - Accounts
Collapse 3 - Correspondence3 - Correspondence
Expand 1 - Bank correspondence 1 - Bank correspondence
Expand 2 - Correspondence of John Mortlock2 - Correspondence of John Mortlock
Collapse 3 - Correspondence of Thomas Mortlock, banker (son of John Mortlock)3 - Correspondence of Thomas Mortlock, banker (son of John Mortlock)
Expand 1 - Letter books1 - Letter books
Collapse 2 - First original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock2 - First original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock
1 - Letter from Mrs A. Goddard of Abington Hall
2 - Letter from John Cheetham Mortlock, about paying bills after their father's death
3 - Letter from Mr Ward, Bedford Square, on the part of Lord Chatham, about mistake in wording of his demise of Abington manors
4 - Letter from the Stamp Office, Somerset House, about legacy duties payable under the will of John Mortlock
5 - Letter from Jane Western of Bath, about her drawing of £150 interest due on a mortgage of Abington estate
6 - Letter from Lady Sarah Lacon (aunt of Thomas Mortlock) with news of her sister Sarah, and the bond upon her marriage
7 - Letter from Chester Pern on the part of Mr Fassett at Abington
8 - Letter from Miss L. Hammet at Taplow Hill enclosing discharge of 5-guinea legacy and wishing family well
9 - Three letters and memorandum from Sir Edmund and Lady Sarah Lacon
10 - Letter from Lady Sarah Lacon at Yarmouth about her marriage bond, the 'fen mortgage' and family news
11 - Letter from Revd George Barlow [Vicar of Little Abington]
12 - Letter from Mr Scruby at Pampisford, about his intended visit to Cambridge to discuss insurance, repairs, etc.
13 - Letter from Mrs Holt at Abington Lodge, enclosing £30 rent due
14 - Letter from the Earl of Chatham at Cheveley Park
15 - Letter from the Earl of Chatham at Abington Hall, about the concluding words in the schedule
16 - Letter from John Corfield at Broad Street, about Hammet's Taunton estate and his outstanding accounts
17 - Letter from John Corfield at Broad Street, informing Mortlock of Hammet's and Mr Stewart's solicitors
18 - Letter from Budd and Hayes, solicitors, of Bedford Row
19 - Letter from Revd George Barlow
20 - Letter from Mr Reeves of Lowestoft, concerning the Mortlock leasehold land in Pakefield
21 - Letter from J.E. Hammet about Thomas Mortlock settling his late father's private account, and about Sir Benjamin Hammet's debt
22 - Letter from Kensit and McDaniel, 16 Walbrook, receivers to late firm of Gregg and Corfield, requesting draft for bill sent
23 - Letter from Lady Sarah Lacon at Yarmouth, about the Soham money, her marriage bond, proposed legacy of £6,000 to her children and family news
24 - Letter from the Earl of Chatham at Abington Hall, hoping to see Mortlock soon
25 - Letter from Kensit and McDaniel, receivers to the late firm of Gregg and Corfield, requesting draft for amount owed, Mr Stuart the sole trustee not being liable to pay same
26 - Letter from William Esdaile at Lombard St, stating he is unable to discharge the Hammet debt
27 - Letter from John Bowden, General Post Office, London, about payment of the late Mr Mortlock's annuity from the Commissioners of Excise
28 - Letter from John Corfield at Broad Street, about his intention to present a petition to the Master of the Rolls (referring to Sir Benjamin Hammet’s debt)
29 - Letter from Kensit and McDaniel, requesting remittance of balance due to late firm of Gregg and Corfield
30 - Letter from Revd George Barlow [Vicar of Little Abington], concerning enfranchisement of Mr Wade’s copyhold estate
31 - Letter from Robert Reeve of Lowestoft, about Forerman's occupation of the College land at Pakefield hired by Aldred, and Sir Edmund Lacon's marriage articles
32 - Letter from Edward Randall at Cambridge, enclosing receipt for £145 9s. 4d.
33 - Two letters from Rumbelow of Isleham, sending the interest due and commenting on the value of Mortlock's Turf Land
34 - Letter from Robert Steuart at the Isle of Man, about Mr and Mrs Hammet's trust
35 - Letter from Captain James Thomas, about Charles 'at last clear of old England' and his financial situation
36 - Letter from Edward Randall, arranging a meeting
37 - Letter from John Corfield at Broad Street, about Mortlock's claim on Sir Benjamin Hammet's estate
38 - Letter from William Esdaile at Lombard Street, about the debt due from late Sir Benjamin Hammet
39 - Letter from Budd and Hayes of Bedford Row, concerning Sir Benjamin Hammet's debt
40 - Letter from Edward Randall at Cambridge, about appointment of Receiver for Mr Gee's debts, etc.
41 - Letter from Kensit and McDaniel, again requesting balance of account with Messrs Gregg and Corfield
42 - Letter from J.E. Hammet, recommending a replacement for Mr Barker and discussing his financial business
43 - Letter from Mr Corfield at Broad Street, about proceedings before the Master on the claim of Mortlock’s late father as creditor on the estate of Benjamin Hammet deceased
44 - Letter from Budd and Hayes of Bedford Row, about representing Mortlock in the case of Mr Steuart and the Taunton estates
45 - Letter from Mr Barlow of Abington, requesting payment of his stipend
46 - Letter from Mr Corfield at Broad Street, about swearing an affidavit for the Hammet case
47 - Letter from Mr Corfield at Broad Street, about the £1350 debt on Hammet's estate to Mortlock’s father, and swearing the affidavit
48 - Letter from Budd and Hayes, Bedford Row, about Mr Randall appearing as solicitor on behalf of Mortlock
49 - Letter from Mr Corfield, acknowledging receipt of affidavit
50 - Letter from Mr Corfield, requesting copy of the account of the Hammet debt
51 - Letter from Kensit and McDaniel, about proceedings against Mortlock due to his non-payment of £97 due to late firm of Gregg and Corfield, with Mortlock’s draft reply
52 - Letter from W. Esdaile at Lombard Street, about the Hammet debt
53 - Letter from Robert Steuart of the Isle of Man, about the bad weather and loss of communication, and his inability to give more information in the Hammet case
54 - Letter from James E. Hammet of Lombard Street, commiserating at the death of Thomas Mortlock's mother
55 - Letter from George King at Ely, accepting invitation to the funeral of Thomas Mortlock's mother
56 - Letter from John Finch at Cambridge, accepting invitation to the funeral of Thomas Mortlock's mother
57 - Letter from John Purchas, accepting invitation to the funeral of Thomas Mortlock's mother
58 - Letter from C. Finch, accepting invitation to the funeral of Thomas Mortlock's mother
59 - Letter from Charles Finch, accepting invitation to the funeral of Thomas Mortlock's mother
60 - Letter from C. Finch on behalf of his wife, who will accompany him to the funeral of Thomas Mortlock's mother
Expand 3 - Second original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock3 - Second original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock
Expand 4 - Third original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock4 - Third original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock
Expand 5 - Thomas Mortlock: general correspondence5 - Thomas Mortlock: general correspondence
Expand 6 - Thomas Mortlock: correspondence with Revd Charles Mules relating to Pampisford and Stapleford6 - Thomas Mortlock: correspondence with Revd Charles Mules relating to Pampisford and Stapleford
Expand 7 - Thomas Mortlock: correspondence with James Read, Mildenhall, and others relating to Isleham estate7 - Thomas Mortlock: correspondence with James Read, Mildenhall, and others relating to Isleham estate
4 - Letter, with no address or sender, annotated 'Nov 15 1853 Received and copied for delivery'
Expand 4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank
Expand 5 - Employees5 - Employees
Expand 6 - Estate documents6 - Estate documents
Expand 7 - Estate accounts 7 - Estate accounts
Expand 8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family8 - Public positions of members of the Mortlock family
Expand 9 - Borough and Corporation of Cambridge9 - Borough and Corporation of Cambridge
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