| Content Description | Lists outgoings of £50 for the Royston Land Tax, £30 for Mr Jeffrey's quarter, £38 for purchasing wheat from Mr Abbis the Kingston Wood tenant who has gout and cannot get to the market, and £60 paid by Joseph Norman to the earl; writes that the next priority is to collect enough rents to pay the labourers in the garden and elsewhere.
Mentions that Samuel Jackson is on his way with veal, mutton, butter, pigeons and things from the garden; refers to 'the misfortune reported of Mr Jeffrey's Son'.
On the second folio:
List of horses at Wimpole, being 12 general horses and 7 horses used by specified employees. |