To Mr W. Browning Wye
St. Thomas's Hospital Feby 7. 1805

Sir

I have recevied & laid before the Treasurer your letter of the 5. announcing
the death of your worthy & lamented Father, & he pins will me in
expripery his Regret as an Event which has depend her family other
World of such a rupusable Character Havery had so good an
Opinion of the them the Treasurer augins will of the Branches and
willingly by agrees to accept your Service in the Management & Sale if
the Timber that given upon the Hartingleigh estate your father wish
to him in Nese on the Subjectes other Answer was the art Timber which
can be filled their Season I should recommend being cut if not in are
improvable State & such oak as well be goad Carpenter Timber, as the
demand is greas & the prices highIn Addition to this you speak of
some it in Timber upon Mr Kidden farm which it will be pusm to
take down. The Treasurer refers the whole to your Care Management
not doubting but you will do a your but for the Charity, & after your
have surveyed or agreed for the falls, he will be glad to be informed what
the quantity of cash Sent of Timber will the Price at sell for.

I wish to your fitter the 30 Octo, denclosed him a Necse for half
a your rent due the proceeding Lady day.

I am & J. B.

Revd. W. Marshall Steeple Bumpstead Essex
London 8 Feby 1805

Sir

The Suffering Tenants of the Hospital to remain in
Arrear being absolutely mad incpable I must request
you will forthwith Collect from Daniel & Looker what as
den from them that your Account may be closed to Lady day
last. The latter Person comes before as for a Renewal of his
lease with an ill Grace, when I find him defecered is has
Payments on the old Nerval. Having beard nither
from Sir W. Rawlins on the Subject of Etterley I am led to
suppose your commissioned him to acqirant me will the Report
of your Meeting is Cambridge but as he has omitted so
doing, I by the favour of necessary the Particular thereof
from yourself.

I am etc AC.

To Mr. J. Boswell Attorney at Law Gosport
St. Thomas's Hospital 9 feb 1805

Sir

Referring you to my Letter of the 28 Dec; I by leave to
say that the acid it of the Hospital Accounts will take place in
a short term, and if the rent received of Mr. Hoskins is not
baden I shall incur the Blame of Nighgenu in collectary
Will you therefore be so good as to settle with Mr. Benised for
has Suveen (not forgettery that he as to put a destin at Value on
the House and detached Build emp, to the Amount of £600 & to
at me know it that I may make the Insurance & send