Autograph Letter to Rev. Phillip Bracebridge from his sister (probably Anne) (Rev. Phillip, c. 1714-1762, DD by Diploma 1749, Rector of Fenny Drayton in Leicestershire)

saying that "Your letter to Pappa about standing for a Fellowship at All Souls I have sent to him in London but I don't see how he can do anything in it till you send a list of the Fellows of that College; and inform yourself in particular who has the most Interest in the elections and how they may be applyed to; which I wonder you did not acquaint him with in your last. You may put the list in a Cover and direct to William Taylor Esq Member of Parliament in the Inner Temple London. I have transcribed an old list of the Fellows of All Souls in 1719 when Brother Thom. stood for a Fellowship there, which is so long since that I fear it will be of no other Service to you than to put you in a method of getting a new one after the same manner...", 1 side folio, no place, no date, circa Phillip was at Oxford in 1731, BA 1735, DD by diploma in 1749 and then became Rector of Drayton. He was the son of Samuel BRACEBRIDGE (1673-1735) of Lindley Hall and Fenny Drayton, Leicestershire was an MP and member of the Inner Temple. His brother Tomas was born in 1701-2 and matriculated in 1717 but there are no later details. William TAYLOR (c. 1697-1741) was MP for Evesham. He was called to the Inner Temple in 1724 and had Jacobite leanings.