18th March 1756

Mr Chatbourn

In Answer to your's of the 14th. inst.
relating to the Timber necessary for Posts & Rails &
Repairs at Mr Swaine's Farmer Mr Treasurer
desires you will take care that no more be fell'd
than what you mark and see that it be applied to
those purposesI am Sr. Etc J Wright
To Mr John Chatbourn< no role > at Hastingleigh near to ye in Kent
by Ashford Bag

20th.

Sr.
In answer to yrs. of the 18th inst. Mr Treasurer
consents to the Agreement you made with the Butcher of
betting him the Cottage & Land, now held by Taylor, at £5.- - a
year & he to do the Repairs, but to [..] allow him 20s towards
them out of his first Rent And you are desired to give
Taylor Notice that unless he quits at Laday & leaves the
Prems. in proper Repair, a Distress with be made for the
Arrears of Rent and such other Methods taken as the Law
allows of And no Favour will be Shown him

J Wright
To Mr Coxall at Roystone

April 15th. 1756

Mr. Bevan

Mr. Treasurer has agreed with Mr Wright
of Harlow for the 1930 Oaks marked by you in Savoy Wood
at Parndon at 52s P Load of 40 Feet And desires you
will take care to me a sure them at the time of Falling
at London near Colchester
J Wright