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413 [1789]
End portion of a draft letter by George Ryan to [Dr. ] discussing the
perilous state of his finances and requesting that £100 be sent to Mr. Gorman
in London.
414 21 Jan 1789
Draft letter from George Ryan, Toulouse, to [ ] expressing his and
Mary’s relief at receiving news from home, and thanking the addressee for
settling the account with Mr. Gorman. Notes however that although his
accounts are settled, he is in need of cash. He proposes travelling to Ireland to
finally settle his affairs “however unpleasant two long sea voyages may be”.
He regrets that while away his wife would be on her own but consoles himself
they have friends who would look after her.
2pp
415 21 Jan 1789
Draft letter from George Ryan in Toulouse to [Mr. Gorman] discussing a bill
for £96 received, which he had presumed paid. Refers to recent
correspondence on the matter, and details instructions forwarded to Mr. Roche
concerning payments due.
416 17 Mar 1789
Draft letter from George Ryan, Toulouse, to [ ], discussing his finances.
Explains that he and Mary will not be able to visit Ireland until after the birth
of their second child, and so hope to return in the Spring of 1790. He thanks
the addressee for his assistance in managing his affairs “for you know full
well my dear Sir I have no other resource”. Mentions plans to have his son
“enoculated”. Refers also to his concerns regarding Mr. Gorman’s account.
417 8 April 1789
Incomplete draft of a letter from George Ryan, Toulouse, to [ ] discussing
the May rent bills due on his Irish estate, and directing payments to be made
from this revenue as soon as possible.
102
1p
3pp
3pp
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