St: Thomas's Hospital . Augst: 21st: 1767 .
Sir
I am surprized at Your not sending the Interest
according to Mr: Treasurers Letter. he told You he would have 4 P: Ch:
from the time it: ought to have been paid which time you know very
well. It you send Ten Pounds for Five Years Interest: I will then
send a Receipt for the whole. As to the Damage You mention from
removing the Timber Your Lease will shew.
I am
Sir.
Yr: hbl Servt:
J. W.

To
Mr: Simon Smith< no role >

St: Thomas's Hospital June 30th: 1768

Madam.
In the Contract signed by the late Mr: Philip Aldwin< no role > . the 2d: day of June
1747. is mention'd. And lastly if the Land Tax shall be reduced under Four Shillings
in the Pound during the said term: that then the said Governors shall have the benefit.
of such a ReductionNow as the Land tax was reduced to 3s/ in the pound for the
Year 1767. You paid 1s/ in the pound less: and consequently the Governors are entitled
to that. benefit. which is the reason I have not: sent to Mr: Exley as You desired. As I
have charg'd Your Account with the Five Pounds lower'd You in the said Land Tax:
Which. if Youll. Please to desire Mr: Exley to pay with the Fifty Pounds You mention
I will send for with Your next advice.

I am,
Madam
with much respect
Your most hble Servt:
J. W.

To
Mr: Mary Crozier< no role >

July 7th: 1768.
Wrote. Letters to Thos: Pilgram< no role > . John Surrett< no role > . Simon. Smith< no role > . The. Revd .
Mr. Walter Serocold< no role > . Charles Holder< no role > and Mr: Thos: Tuck< no role > : that Courts would be held
on Monday the 18th: Jno: at Parndon: on Tuesday the 19th: at Helions Bumpstead. on
Wednesday the. 20th: at Cherry Hinton : on Thursday the 21st: at Bird lines in Comberton
and on. Friday the. 22nd: at Topeliffs desiring that the Warrants inclos'd might. respectively
be Published. on Sunday the 10th: Jno: & that if they knew of any particular business to be done
at the said Courts they would inform me. of the same by the return. of the Post: also acquainted
them that Mr: Treasurer. one other Governor: Mr: Cruttenden. and Myself should be there
and desiring Mr: Smith to give us the meeting at the Rose at Saffron Waldon on Monday
Evening the 18th: Jnot: or early the next Morning to conduct us to Bumpstead.
J Welch