| Content Description | Has paid £250 to Sir Robert Child on account of Lord Harley; undertakes to send the deputation to Mr Smith and to instruct him to receive the rents at Yoxall and to make his accounts to Mr Chappell; assures the lord that he has always trusted in his kindness, and adds that he has bailed the tenants and done his best in the face of the 'outrages of my Lady Dutchess' [Margaret Duchess of Newcastle]; is glad to hear that Lord Harley has escaped an attack from a mob; reminds Lord Harley of young Mr Banks' venison warrant. |