| Content Description | Refers to Lord Harley's arrival in London and to sending cases from Royston; has negotiated for the purchase of a new boat for the fish pond and can get one made new out of oak, capable of carrying four or five men, for £3 10/-; asks to be told whether this is to be allowed; discusses building a 'head' on the proposed reservoir and details its dimensions and the cost; mentions that Mr Bendysh has sold his estate at Orwell to Mr Roberts who was related to the late Earl of Radnor; adds that the new parson of Kingston, Mr Lee, took part in the 'Perambulation' with the villagers. |