MRP: 21st March 1662/63, Letter from Thomas Tyte to Sir GO, London
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21st March 1662/63, Letter from Thomas Tyte to Sir GO, London
BL, MS. XX,XXX ff. 34-35
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[BL, MS. XX,XXX ff. 34-35]
[f. 34]
Hon:ed S:r
Excuse mee, If I presume upon yo:r ffav:r in recomending whatsoever buisness or concearnes my Bro: M:r Geo: Willoughby or any of his Relations shall desire of you w:thout yo:r prejudice, being well Assured of yo:r Reddiness to Oblidge every Civill pson uppon y:t Acco:t haveing had y:e hon:r & soe much of Satisfaction of yo:r faire & Just dealings by y:t Small Inspection I had in y:e manadgem:t & transcations of Affaires in y:e Scrutiny of those differences betwixt yo:r Selfe & y:e Committe of y:e Smirna Merch:t & now at this present upon y:e King Ferdinando & being well Assured y:t my Bro:r will not move any thing y:t may in y:e least incommodate yo:r other waighty Affaires I desire yo:r ffavo:r for him & his Relations w:ch I shall esteem as really done to my Selfe & remaine ready & willing to Serve you upon all occasions
[f. 35]
To y:e utmost of my power, ffor w:t relates to yo:r demands from the employ:es of y:e King fferdinando I shall not trouble you w:th all, being very confident y:t you will receive it at large from better hands y:r dispute being now almost brought to a Period & y:e whole Affaire upon y:e Verticall point w:ch y:t Justice may not Suffer I shall use my best endeavour:es According to my Judgement to give Satisfaction to y:e Suffering pries [Or “prios”?] w:ch is all I have at present to communicate Committing you & yo:r Affaires to the protection of y:e Almighty I Rest
Yo:r humble Servant &c:a
Thomas Tyte
London: 21:th March
