Octor. 22d. 1754

Sir
The Gentleman concerned in the Eltisley Estate have
been in Expectation ever since the Recet. of Yrs. of the 30th. July last, of
hearing from you that the Tenants had made a handsome paymt. towards
discharging their large Arrear And as to Taylor the Govrs. are
determined to seize & let the Cottage to another, You will please
to let the Gentlemen know Yr. Opinion in this Affair And I am etc
J.W

To Mr. Isaac Coxall< no role > Master at Royston

Novr. 7.

by Mr. Treasurer's Orders wrote to sundry Tenants in
ArrearVizt. Saml. Smith< no role > Mr. Jennings & Jas. Tumey< no role >
J W
&
To Wm. Jones< no role > & others of Wapping to S. Woodfield of Hackney
& Wm. Hopcraft< no role > & sundry others J. W.

Decr. 19th.

Mr. Chatbourn
Mr. Sankey having given Notice that he
intends to fell two Acres of Kings Mill Down Wood
Mr. Treasurer would have You take a View of it and mark
such Storers and Wavers as are proper to be left standing
& according to the Custome of the Country.

Yrs. Etc J. W

21

Sir
By Order of Mr. Treasurer I am to acquaint You
wch. an Order of the Grd. Commee of yesterday with which
you any desired to acquaint Mr. Hand Vizt. Ordered
that Mr. Hand be allow'd £15. towards a Reparation of
the extraordinary Damages done him by digging the Coal
in his Land, which is to be deducted out of the Fine he is
to pay on the renewal of his Lease agreed to be granted
him last Summer

I am Sir Etc
J. W:

To Mr. Heywood at Hansfd.