value, & requer apart, but that is for your our Consideration; me Carr
of Accident the Hospital would took to you to repair or erect near
[..] on valuetothe present.
Expecting your speeding Answer
I am Sir
Your very obed Sevt.
J.B.

To Mr Benja. Chambers< no role > , Tibshelf near Mansfield
Sir St. Thomas Hospl. Jany 13, 1801 .
This server merely to acknowledge the Receipt of the Tibshelf
Rent & Colleting Account, the former to [..] , & the latter to the
31st Decr. last, & of your Internce of three bills amounting to
£578.12.1 which when paid will be placed to your Credit for
the To be half rents.

I will take as early an Opportunity as I can (being very
being in preparing the Books for the Balance at thus Term) to
examine there Accounts Levell then write to you again In
the mean Term I well) not enternate to your that the Treasurer
Occurs very [..] to engaging in expensive Works, & if the
Culling could be tell afair rent adequate to the Expence & the
Benefits which should be consequent upon the Expence, which the
Hospital has been at, it would in her Opinion be afar more
desirable Thing then continuing it in hand through he has every
Reliance upon your Integrely & Attention in the management of the
concern. Its out he well sconfesed an Opportunity of giving you
her own Sentiments upon it, as well as respecting the Collages
in Arrear.
I am etc J.B.
M. I have to observe that the Messenger goes sent to Mans
fects with the Novenious Accounts did not book them for the Mart.
but put them into the part box, by what an Expence was in
-cured of between 9 & 10/.

To Mr. John Batten< no role > Rochester .
Sir St. Thomas's Hospt. Jany 18, 1802 .
I duly reced your letters of the 11 Decr. & 10 Inpr [..]
of the former suspected to see you Christmas bull informed by the latter
that you was not able it cure to Turn at that Season.As [..]
Gordens Insurance expired the Necessary of the Wenit, It no
Term in insuring the same sum £ 70 on the premises at Booley Hill
lately assigned to your but as you have her (as [..] ) given
user the Opinion of Surveyor acts the Value of the Burtdays, I west
to Mr Degleby, Surveyer at Deptford, who ever employed by
the Hospital when the last Lease was granted to Mr Gordan
& have just received the following Answer from him [..]

I have that these premises could her all be recuitated for less
than £6000. Mr Gordan could not have exporded less than
£4000 or them. I therefore check there [..] be £2500.
named on the House & £500 on the Offices to ever the Interest