30th June 1757

Sir
Yr's of the 28th. inst. has been lied before Mr.
Treasurer who approves of yours finishing the rougheasting of
Gregory's house & mending the Tyling demand by the high winds
The Rent of the Cottage is £5- due Laday last, out of which the
Tenant is to be allow'd 20s for Reparis & after deducting yr. Salary of
40s the remr. shd. be 40s. but yrs. Letter says £1..4.. which yo. will explain
in yr. nextI am to acknowledge the Favour done the Hospital
by yr. just Determination of the Appeal on the Land tax, by which
our Estate at Comberton, is secured from any further imposition, I am
To Mr. Issac Coaoll< no role > at Royston
Yr. Etc J:Wright

19th July

Revd Sr.
Mr. Treasurer recd. yrs. of 13th. inst. with a
Bill inclosed for £125..17..6 which is accepted, and when
paid will, with the Allowance of £6..12..6, discharge the
remainder due from Mr Whitfield & Co. for TimberI am Etc
To Mr Heywood Etc
J:Wright

Octor. 11th

Mr. Swaine
Yrs. of the 8th. inst: of yr. Intention to fall the
hither End part of Culverhill Wood next falling time has been
laid before Mr. Treasureryo. are desired to apply to the
Hospital Woodreve Mr Chatburn to take care of the Timber
Treas as usualJ:W

Novr. 10th

Sr.
As Mr. Martin could not answer your Enquiries about
the Hospital Farms at Fulborn & Teversham without applying here
And the Governors being very tender of the Interest of their Tents.
Our, worthy Treasurer Wm. Mount< no role > Esqr . has directed me to acquaint
you Sr. that, as yo. have on all occasions shown a readiness to serve
the Tents. of those Farms, he wd. gladly oblige yo. with any pticulars
relating theretoonly desires to know is yo. haveing Inclinations
to take the Farms yrself or for any Friend, & the utmost Satis-
faction will be given you I am Etc J:W:
To Wm. Greaves< no role > Esqr . at Tulborn near Cambridge