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Emperor is also in doubt "its much to be feared that the loss of that country
will be extended even to those that defended it". Adds he has petitioned the
State of Flanders with a view to getting his brother liberty within the town of
Gants. All is quiet in France and the National Assembly is working well
towards the establishment of the New Constitution".
429 10 March 1790
Draft letter from George Ryan, Toulouse to [ ] discussing his finances
and his return to Ireland. He reminds him to forward the monies needed to
finance the return to Ireland and proposes to engage the firm of McWalter
Bourke to wind up his matters in France. They hope to travel as much over
land as possible "the idea of a sea voyage being so terrifying to Mary that I
could not possibly insist on it". Comments on the effects of the Revolution on
currency exchange.
2pp
430 19 April 1790
Draft letter from George Ryan, Toulouse to [ ] thanking him for his
"support and protection" in managing Ryan's financial affairs. He has received
the sum requested and once it is converted into cash they will begin the
journey home, hoping to reach Ireland towards the end of June. Gives
instructions for financial dealings and the payment of annuities to his sister
and brother Denis. Closes instructing the addressee to direct any letters care of
the banker Thomas Gorman of London who will know where to direct them.
431 2 Dec 1790
Letter to George Ryan, c/o George Waters, Cork, from Philip Roche detailing
his difficulty in procuring a note on a Cork Bank. He will complete their
business if a draft drawn on a Dublin bank will do. Cautions Ryan to take care
of his gout.
1p
432 31 Dec 1790
Schedule of legal costs incurred by George Ryan totalling £14.17.7. Attorney
named Jones.
2pp
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