St. Thomas's Hospital
29th, Novemr. 1737

Sir.
Mr Treasurer being in disposed had not the
opportunity of being thoroughly inform'd that the Clause
of a Will you sent Yesterday by Mr. Hall the School
Master did not make appear any right or title to
the Money clamed of this Hospital. Mr Trear has
therefore directed me to acquaint You, that he desires
You will clear this matter up, or payment will be
Stop'd for the future. If you please to look into
the Clause you sent, you will see it does not relate
the Hospital,

I am Etc G G

To the Revnd: Mr Barton
Rector of St Andrews Holborn

2d. Decemr. 1737.

Mr Swaine
The bearer Mr Knock has been here and
complains of your refusing to pay him for his trouble
& Charges of two Journeys to London which were
at your request, to represent to the Governors what
repairs you was in want to have done, & afterward to
bring up the account of the charges. I think
You have no reason to dispute paying him if
you consider how much favour you obtained of
the Hospital & therefore hope you will not delay
paying him.

I am Etc
Sign'd by Mr. Trear.

To Mr Nichs. Swaine< no role >
at Haistingleigh
Kent