| Content Description | Thanks Dixon for his attention to his [Wenman's] brother; reports that John Cossen was arrested by the duchess last Thursday and was held for £1600 bail; explains that he and Mr Clay bailed him out, and does not doubt that Mr Auditor will file a special bail; wants to show how well Lord Harley's agents are supported in the hope of encouraging Mr Clay to go on helping them; gives his observations in some detail on the account Dixon sent him between Lord Harley and Lord Clare; with regard to the discharge, refers Dixon to Mr Gace's accounts; comments on what Mr Chappell wants and adds that he will consult with him about the new purchases.
Postscript of letter is damaged, with text loss; appears to say, however, that he [Wenman] has had an answer from Sir Robert Child and that their accounts agree with one another. |