| Content Description | Has received a bill for £400 for the wood from Mr Soresby, and will pay the same to 'Mr Auditor Harley' [Edward Harley]; refers to £200 to be paid to the goldsmith for the 'Gold Tea Kettles', which he cannot do until Mr Gace sends him his return; as to the lawsuit brought by the Dutchess [of Newcastle] against Wenman, writes that Lord and Lady Harley need to be examined and that this can be done at Wimp[o]le; gives names of the commissioners, and asks when might be the best time; adds that Mr Cossen is asking for orders as to the Clipston Park fence. |