| Content Description | Sends a suggestion for an answer to the representation that was sent to Harley; has drawn out the heads of the information in the form of a letter to Mr Digby or any other person Harley thinks proper; this letter, by Wenman, explains that he [Harley] agrees with destroying the warrens and that he has been informed him of Savile's position, and the advantages he has accrued from destroying the warren; argues that Savile's second warren at Inkersall was also to be destroyed as part of the agreement; Wenman adds that he has not heard from Mr Walter, which he is surprised about.
Remainder of letter is damaged, with text loss, leaving meaning obscure. |