To Doctor Fordyce

Dear Sir

They quit Consumption of Coals in the Hospital being,
from the high Price they bear, an Object of important Consideration
I by to on bench to yourself of the other medical Gentleman, the
Property of introducing a System of Economy in the Expenditure
thire if by Rumfordezing some of the Grates, provided it can
be done without Prejudice to that free Circulation of An
necessary to the Health of the Netunts.
I am dear sir your noble suvr.
A.C
Sr Thomas's Hospl. Nov 27. 1800

To Doctor Henry Ainslie< no role >

Dear Sir

I have Communicated your Intention of unpray your
Office, of one of the Physicians of this Hospital, to the Grend Covince.
held on Friday lact. who request me to have rendered the
unanimous Thanks for the Services you have rendered the
Hospital, and to expects their Reject that your Continuance
is not compatible with your other Pursuits. The Election
for the Appointment of your Sucessor is feard for Wednesday
the 17. Infr.

I am dew Sir Your obed tible said.
A.C.

St. Thomas's Hospl.
8. Decr. 1800

James Powell< no role > Esq . Broad Street
St. Thomas's Hospital 8th Decr 1800

Sir

I should have done myself the Honour of acknowleged of the Reced
of your Letter of the 21st. Novr. last, are this, had I not wasted for an
Opportunity of pobenetting into the Ground Committee of then Hospl.
who at a meeting held on Friday last came to a Resolution not
to proceed upon the Redemption of the Land tax of then Estates till
further Consideration.Should any Steps. be taken therein
which may cause them to dispose of the land you [..] name I
will direct you to be acquainted therewith.
I am Surfeen next obed. to bled,
A.C

Revd. W. Marshall Steeple Bumpstead Essex
Sr. Thomas's Hosptial 3 Decr. 1800.

Sir

I beg have to acknowledge the Receipts of your letter of the 29th
will cerevery a Bill or Sir Jas. Edacle #x26; Co. (due the 11. Inst.) for
£130.which as Maturity will be placed to your Credit
in the Hospital Books.

Mr. Cromwell desired me, when I saw or wish to you, to ask
whether you are in Fisty with the Numball for a peice of land
which you have the Anthony of the Committed to purchase of hence
when you even as pursended Mr. Fair apply to you for Timber
forth Pairs upon her (late Hockets faun Jundentad he is
much in Ward of some, & I appeared or ment be set out by you
or underground elections.

I am, ser your J D