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Letter from Henry Robert Abraham to Richard Monckton Milnes and other Trustees of the Whittington Club
HOUG/A/D/1/16/10 · Item · 16 Oct. 1856
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton

Arundel Estate, St. Clement Danes, Office, No. 11 Howard Street, Strand. Addressed to Charles Lushington, Milnes, James Wyld, Joseph A. Novello, John Humffreys Parry, and Douglas Jerrold. Wrote on 7 Jul requesting payment of rent for the premises in Arundel Street; has received no reply and another quarter of rent is now due; writes to request immediate payment or will have to place the matter in the hands of Few & Co., the Duke of Norfolk's solicitors.
Letter from Few and Co. Solicitors
Letter from Few and Co. Solicitors
Add. MS a/207/125 · Item · 16 Feb. 1849
Part of Additional Manuscripts a

Covent Garden - Due to the death of James Grahame and the departure of Patrick Stewart to India, John Herschel needs to appoint two new trustees to the Herschels trust fund [£12,000 in 3 per cent reduced Bank annuuities]. As WW is one of the other two trustees they need his signature.
Letter from Henry York Brace to Richard Monckton Milnes
HOUG/A/D/1/16/6 · Item · 19 Feb. 1855
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton

Whittington Club, Temporary Premises, 90 Fetter Lane. - Encloses copy of a letter received today from Messrs Few & Co., and reminds Milnes that the meeting of the Trustees will be on 21 Feb. at 3 o'clock. Brace is [Secretary of the Club].

The copy of the letter from Few & Co to Ashurst, Son & Morris, 19 Feb. 1855, written out on the second page: had hoped that the offer they made in their letter of the 14 Feb.; puts forward the position of the Duke of Norfolk; since Mr Beadel has made a report on the matter, asks what accommodation the Trustees plan for have built should the lease not be surrendered.