| Content Description | Reports that Soresby is going to Staffordshire and will return what he can; has not heard from Robin Banks and so is to go and see him; discusses the progress of the Barlow case; believes Barlow was drawn into this crime by his father in law, James Moore, with the help of John Twybell and Harley's gamekeeper; Palmer had argued that the deer in question was killed in order to send it to Harley, but it turned out to be a bad one; reiterates that Barlow was Mr Neale's servant and so was disagreeable to Digby; explains why Digby dislikes him [Wenman]; argues that while in the time of the duchess, the game was destroyed by too much being killed, very strict care now ensures that this is not the case; describes the punishments for poachers; explains why he has fallen out with Palmer; reiterates his loyalty to the Harleys. |