| Content Description | Encloses a sketch he has made of the 'Carr' [not present] with his plans for it; does think that the terms are strict enough; requests that the earl send his observations before the 23rd, as it is then he [Wenman] has to meet the tenants again at Norton, and acquaint them with the earl's commands; refers to the business with the earl's tenant, Ignatius Stanley and his method of farming; mentions those who pay tithes to Lord Bathurst. |