| Content Description | Has heard nothing from Mr Huddle the tallow chandler of Panton Street near Leicester Fields and wishes to know, on behalf of the brewer, what is to be done; writes that he has spent a great deal of time in showing Mr Smith and his brother around Kingston Wood Farm but has been unable to make an agreement; reports that Henry Markham has cut wood from the land he leases in Kingston from Mr Kimpton, and has sold it to the schoolmaster Mr Angier; adds that he is to meet with them tomorrow and demand payment for the wood, and mentions that Mr Markham is to leave the land at Lady Day and take a farm belonging to Mr Bovey; is to send some pork and mutton.
Letter dated 31 Jan. 1724/5. |