| Content Description | Has received Mr Wall the apothecary's bill for £30 2s 8d; reports that heavy rain has come through the sash windows at the front of the house; writes that it is Mr Pridmore's view that the puttying was not done properly, and adds that nothing can be done until there is some dry weather; mentions that the teams are taking hedgewood to the tenants' lands, and that he is working on William Jekins' account; asks that the cloths around the calf and pork being sent to London be sent back.
Letter dated 21 Jan. 1723/24. |