The House in the possession of Mr. Mellit, Tyling, Glass &
Back Front in a very bad condition.

In Castle Court. The empty house next Mr. Reynolds
Tyling, Glass & Brickwork very bad. The empty house next
Mr. Colemans ditto. The next empty House ditto. Mr. Harlings
House ditto. The Corner House on the East side of the Court
ditto. The empty house next it in an intolerable Conditions
The next almost as bad. Mr. Andrew's in a very bad conditions
Mr. Challwoods ditto. The empty house next Mr. Mascalls
wants some Repairs to Tyling Glass Etc.

Madam, In expectation of hearing whether you
think proper to bid for a new Lease, the Governors have
for borne treating with any other Person, but your Term being
now so near expiring, They will be obliged at the next Comee
to proceed for the Letting a New Lease, and Mr. Nottingham
shall have Notice of the time, that you may have an
Opportunity of Renewing if you shall so pleases.

To Mrs. Strode
in Grosvenor Street
near Grosvenor Square.

I am
Madam Your very huml Servt.
T. M.

This Letter was deliver'd by
Joseph Rowbotham< no role > the
Beadle the 21st. of July 1738