| Content Description | Has some business in town to attend to and so asks for permission to come up; also requests that Harley order Mr Farr and Mr Seale to send their accounts in so that he [Wenman] can audit them; reports that his brother George, minister of Kingsley, has recently married which increases the necessity of the building of a new parsonage; relates how his situation was worsened by the 'Lady Dutchess' preventing him from immediately entering the living; begs that Harley give him some financial assistance; mentions using land at Gamston and Mailbock, and the involvement of Mr Chappell; reports that the tenants of Clipston[e] have paid their advance rents. |