| Content Description | Has heard from John Bouron that the last post was not collected from Caxton; writes that Handscome the tinker robbed the house with the boy and not John Granger the tinker; sends a brace of cocks, a partridge and a turkey; adds that Benjamin Wilcocks is with him; suggests that he and Wilcocks come to London to demand in person the arrears for wood owed by General Sutton.
Letter dated 21 Feb. 1730/1. |