Apr. 3d. 1758

Mr. Blake
Your Account of Timber marked on
Pinner Park Farm for plough & Cart Boot Etc. for the
use of Mrs. Crosier has been laid before Mr. Treasurer who
has given his Consent that the same shall be cut down
and no more (excepting in Case of a rotten Pollard
which you may replace by cutting down another
you, shall think is not so) and desired you would take
the Trouble whose you to see that that the Timber is
applied to the Use for which it is designed
To Mr. Blake Carpenter
at Pinner Middlesex
I am.
yr. Etc
R Leeson

April 11th. 1758

Sir
When Mr. Treasurer & the rest of the Sub-Comee
were at Parnden in August last to View the Hospital
Estate there they took Notice of some Trees which they
then thought was proper to be cut down the next Season
and there hath been a person with the Treasurer who
would purchase the Timber if any should be Fell'd if
the Season is not too far Advanc'd for the falling of
Timber you are desired by Mr Treasurer to take another
View of it & to let him have an Account of the
quality & number of Trees you shall think is fit be
cut down
To Henry Bevan< no role > Esq
at Lexden near Colchester
I am
Sir
yr. Etc
R Leeson

April 29th. 1758

Mr. Wright.
Mr. Treasurer desires you will send to this
Hospital a Load of Pale Mall of the same sort as the Sample
you shewed time in the Compling House and to let our
Brewer have it by Saturday the 6th. May next without fail
To Mr. Wright Malster
at Harlow Essex
I am. yr. Etc
R Leeson