| Content Description | Forgot to mention in his last letter that Mr Farr's opposition relates not only to the Cavendish estate but also to the new purchases; reports that Mr Astley of Woodhouse, who rents part of the Dean of Lincoln's lease, has just shown him a letter from Farr in which he enjoins Astley not to pay his rent to Harley and that he [Farr] has the support of the 'Lady Dutchess' in this matter; recommends that Harley order Mr Cossen to sell the cordwood which will arrive in Mansfield and Solkholme Woods to Mr Neale, who is the tenant for Clipstone forge. |