| Content Description | Proposes to send William Pluckrose especially to transport a veale, 'a curious mutton', some butter and some things for the garden; states that if he leaves at about 10 o'clock at night the things will be at Dover Street in time to be cooked for dinner the next day.
Writes that Mr Hubbert is refusing to pay for repair work which needs to be done on his house; states that this is a general problem among the tenants as all that is specified in the leases is that the landlord should provide timber; suggests that clauses should be added specifying exactly what the tenant ought to do, and that they should be told to do the repairs or to pay extra rent. |