2 Octo. 1760

Gentn.
It is a long time since I honbled you with a Letter
to desire that you would pay the Rent due to this Hospital
and also to Sign your Lease with his at the Compling
House for that purpose but as I have not been Favour'd
with your Answer relative thereto which one might
reasonably have expected I must take the liberty of
telling you that it is not treating me with that
Civility which is due from one Person to another [..]
And in consequence thereof [..] must tell You in
plain Terms that Unless you pay all or the greater
part of the Rent due at Michas last & Execute your
Lease & this once within afortnight you may depend
that the Affair will be part in the hands of our
Attorney or a Distress made apron the Premisses
which of the two He shall think most Agreeable
to the Interest of this Hospital and that without
any further Notice

To Messr Sears at Barnett

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Mr: Chas: Holder< no role >
I am directed by Mr: Treasurer to acquaint you
that Tis expected you should forthwith Remitt a year &
half or at least a year & Quarters Rent as you are two Years in
Arrear at Michaelmas lastI hope you went give me
the trouble of any further Application

St: Thomas's Hospital
16 Octor. 1760

I am
Your hble Servt:
Morgan Morse< no role >
Clerk

To
Mr. Charles Holder< no role >
at
Comberton
near Cambridge