| Content Description | Has been to Staffordshire to see his brother; when he returned he found Harley's commands with the 2 accounts enclosed; refers to the bill of £1500 drawn up on Mr Bristowe; explains that Harley is not charged by the duke with any money paid by Mr Bristowe either to the duchess or himself; gives details of Mr Walter's account, referring a to draft of an account that he sent to Harley the November before; gives his observations on this account; refers also to the collections of Mr Banks, Mr Farr, Mr Rotheram, and Mr Twybell; gives some account of the Hagnaby rents at foot of page; explains the difference between what the duke's agents and Harley's agents bring in; has sent Mr Chappell to receive the Gamston and Mailbock arrears of the duchess's jointure estates; thanks the Harleys for their attention to his brother. |