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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
Expand 2 - First original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock2 - First original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock
Expand 3 - Second original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock3 - Second original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock
Collapse 4 - Third original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock4 - Third original bundle: letters to Thomas Mortlock
1 - Letter from C. Simeon at Kings College about a living (unnamed) he wishes to acquire and asking the Mortlock brothers to use their influence with the Duke (unnamed)
2 - Rough valuation of the Pampisford estate by Mr Randall
3 - Letter from Captain Thomas at London, about Edmund’s stock and family news including mention of Charles’ hoped for arrival at Penang on his way to China
4 - Letter from Henry Mortlock, apologising for delay in forwarding his ‘packet’, and the family news
5 - Letter from Captain Thomas, about the departure of Eliza and thanks for the loan of £1,000
6 - Letter from Captain Thomas, about poor health of Mary Ann, the voyage of Charles Mortlock, etc.
7 - Two letters from the Earl of Chatham, Abington Hall, about his completion of a small plantation and his fear of losing game due to the deplorable state of the fences
8 - Letter from Lady Lacon, about her marriage bond, and family news
9 - Letter from Mr Ward at Abington Park, about the state of accounts of the farm and a ‘hurricane’ which damaged the house
10 - Letter from Revd George Barlow, about his wish to purchase a few acres
11 - Letter from Captain Thomas, with note of Charles' nomination to Bombay and China
12 - From John Cheetham Mortlock, listing his assessment of acreage of Pampisford estate and his valuation of his own portion
13 - Letter from Captain Thomas, asking for details of a forthcoming meeting at which he is able to be present, but Charles not, and some family news
14 - Letter from Sir Edmund Lacon with family news
15 - Letter from William Parker Hamond apologising for delay, has now consulted his solicitor who says Mortlock’s lease of Pampisford is not valid
16 - Letter from A.H. Steward, Holbro', thanking Thomas Mortlock for obtaining 5th mate’s place for neighbour’s son on board Charles Mortlock’s ship
17 - Letter from Captain James Thomas, thanking Thomas for sum received from Esdaile and Co and referring to business arrangements between himself and the late John Mortlock
18 - Copy letter of Thomas Mortlock to John M. Henniker refusing an advance from the Bank
19 - Letter from J. Ward, Abington Park Farm about cottages for the poor and proposing a plan for building
20 - Letter from Sir Edmund Lacon, concerning matters relating to the Trusteeship of Mrs Skeeles’ marriage settlement
21 - Draft letter from Thomas Mortlock to his brother Sir John, about the interest he sold on the Pampisford estate, with case and opinion of Lewis Duval
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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