| Content Description | Reports that he has found letters from Mr George Pennington of Rotterdam among his papers, referring to 4 Flanders Grey Horses he was employed to purchase 'for my lady', at the suggestion of Brigadier Sutton; Wenman paid a Mr Bourne at Charing Cross £200 in 1712, for the use of Pennington; has the vouchers and receipts for this transaction; believes that the horses were never bought, and the money never returned; suggests Harley get Mr Drummond or someone else who deals in Rotterdam to recover the money; adds that he has not yet received Mr Bank's balance, despite requesting it repeatedly. |