| Content Description | Reports on a meeting at Southwell between Lord Lexington, Sir George Savile etc; explains that Savile told the meeting of his agreement he had with the late Duke of Newcastle for destroying 2 warrens, Hemsley and Clipstone; the former Savile has had destroyed, but has heard that Harley was about to grant a new lease for the latter, rather than destroy it, contrary to this agreement; it was decided that they should petition Lord Harley; lists the advantages Savile had from destroying the warren; adds that Mr Lindley has come home this morning and that the horses are well; notes that Mr Palmer has served all Harley's warrants except his [Wenman's] and the one to Mr Chappell and adds that the duchess is angry with him for complying with Harley's commands; encloses a bill from Mr Lindley. |