To Mr Benj. Chambers< no role > , Tibshelf near Mansfield .
St. Thomas's Hospl. 19 Novem 1801
Sir
This serves principally to acknowledge the Newss of your
Letter of the 14th. annexery the Account of Newick rents to Lady day
last, & enclosing a Dress on Yeast Beowns & C: for £297.16-
The Account is correct & balanced by the Remitance, which as
Maturity will be placed to your credit.

I hope you are quite received from the Indresporction you was
under when you wrote to me of us Ports before, Will Naped
to the Colliery Accounts I am Persuaded the Staternent I sent you to
Michmas last is right, & I have entered it in the Books up to
that Time In future I mean to enter the Account half yearly
but the Treasurer still wether the Monthly Accounts to be
regularly sent up, & then by a Comparison of the Monthly Accots.
with the half yearly Statement any Inaccuracies may be
corrected, [..] your Reason for preferring the making up of the
Accounts as Lady Lady to any other Quarter, as the Coals sold on
Accot are cheerfly paid for in the preceding Quarter, by which you
are enabled to ascertain with more Exactness what the neat
Income of the Colliery may be extemated at than you can at
any other Period.
I am Sr Yours. ob Ser
J. B

To Mr John Browning< no role > Hastingleigh near Wye
St. Thomas's Hospl. Nov. 25, 1801
Sir
I am favoured with yours of the 24. enclosing a Remittanance
of One hundred & thirteen Pounds 57. & I now return you a Rect.
for £112.12.for three Quarters rent Etc due from Sir Jno.
Honywood< no role > at the Lady day last.The Balance of 13s/. in Your
favour I shell hold till I have the pleasure of seeking you

The Hospital Regulation respectively the Payment of the
Rents of its farms, as settled by the Grand Committee is this;
That the Tenants shall pay the Rent due as Michaelmas after
immediately after Lady day & the Lady day Rent at Michmas;
in other Words they are to hold half a year in hand but to
be punctual in their Payments.I have not
whether your Manor abounds in Game, but it will, I know, be
agreeable to the Treasurer, as often as you can conveniently
Precene it, to receive same from your.
I am Ser
Your mo. ob Ser J. B.