| Content Description | Writes that mares belonging to the Duke of Bridgwater and the Duke of Ancaster have been bred with the Arabian and are staying at the Tigar Inne; reports that the two Mr Foleys, the eldest son of the Duke of Montrose, and another gentlemen, spent three hours in seeing the park, the gardens and the house; they were pleased with everything but especially the chapel and the library.
They were provided with bread, cheese and white wine, and their servants were given strong beer, before they left for Cambridge; reports the safe arrival of the case of books; refers to the transportation of provisions. |