Letters – Joseph Richmond to Christopher Denton – 24 Feb 1733

Document Type: Letters
Date: 24 Feb 1733
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: Christopher Denton
Archive Source: NRO 673 2
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To Mr Denton

Sr.

      Inclos’d is a Bill on Messrs Cook & Abell for the sum of forty five pounds (which is the Ball. due to you as per acco[un]t within) which bill I desire you will own the receipt of, & that it is in full.

      My last would acquaint you that Mr. Clarke assured me the Boundary Bill was sent away & that he did not receivable subpeena in time to get it served. I wish Mr Blackett may succeed in raising the money at 3 ½ P.r Cent but I doubt it much, pray give a hint w[ha]t success you think the Causes between Mr Blackett <& the Trustees will have & what>  Mr Fenwicks opinion is therein I am &cc        JR    



Mr Xpher Denton, de Greys Inn   Dr    Per Contra                 Cr



1732                                  1732/3

Janry 26. To Edwd. Carlisles          Janry 26. By bill payble

bill on Jon. Dawson          £150 0 0    to Gilfred Lawson Esq   50  0  0 

                                         By Cash reced of Mr    

Febry 24. To Jos Richmond on             Richardson of Alnwick 

Cook & Abell in full           45 0 0    upon Mr Denton’s bill   73 10  0                                                                                                                                     

                                      Febry 8 By Cash reced of 

                                         Alder & Simpson on Mr. 

                                         L: Allgood jnr his bill 

                                         on Mr Maj[o]r Allgood   60  0  0 

                                      [Feb] 10 By Cash reced of 

                                         Mr Mills, for a debt & 

                                         charges fm Nicholson to

                                         Beckett                 11 10  0



                              £195 0 0                         £195  0  0



Srs                                                Newcastle 24 Febry 1732

Twenty days after date pay Mr. Xpher Denton, or order the sum of forty five pounds Value rece[ive]d & place the same to Acco[un]t  as advised by. Yours most hble servant Jos Richmond

To Messrs Cook & Abell Goldsmiths in Forster Lane London                                              

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