Novr: 24th: 1743.

Mr: Collin

Mr: Smith of Parndon having applied for
Timber for Plowboot & Cart boot, Mr. Treasurer
desires you will assign him such Timber as you think
necessary for that purposeAnd if you meet wch. any
Timber on the Hospl. Estate fit for repairing Mr. Smith's
house, which it will want next Spring, that you will reserve
it for that use. I am, with hearty wishes for yor: health,

to be left at Mr. Glascock's
Watch maker in Epping

Sr
Yors etc J:W:

Novr: 29th: 1713.

Sr:

Yours of the 24th: inst: with a Bill inclosed on
Messrs. Stainbank & Creed for £50came safeThe Bill
is accepted, & when paid shall be placed to the Accot: of the Tibshelfe
Rents.

Iam
Sr: Yr: etc J W:

To Mr. Richardson at Newton
near Mansfield Nottinghams

Decr: 10th: 1743.

Mr: Swaine

Mr. Treasurer reced yors. of the 5th: inst: & by
his Order I am to acquaint you that Mr. Evans has this days
paidon yor: Accot: £26: 18: 6 for which I gave him a Receipt.
The Bags End of Stops wch. the Hospl. bought of you in June last
were paid for to Mr. Issac Jones< no role > yor. Factor, the wight 4d-..-..£16 at
46s P hundd: came to £9..10..6 & Cartage 1s. they did not prove so good
as man expected; & the last Parcel you would have sold to the Hospl.
was not liked at [..] any Price.

Iam etc a J: W:

at Hastingleigh by the Ashford Bag. Kent