| Content Description | Refers to Mr Haines's account, which he has audited and sent to Harley for his approval; has examined Haine's last accounts together with the evidence of Child's books; will have Haines sign a duplicate account; explains the consequences of the account being made when the Duchess [of Newcastle] was guardian; refers to the large amount of money the [1st] duke [of Newcastle] spent on repairing tenants' houses, and explains why; mentions that Mr Gilbert, a tenant, has asked for money to repair his house; Wenman sees this as an 'extraordinary' request but not disproportionate to what the duke offered other tenants; mentions that he has found Mr Hubbert's account 'a paper of errors'; gives details about the conveyance Mr Foley has taken of a house in Aldborough at the order of Mr Auditor Harley. |