I am afraid it is not in my Power to comply will his Request
relative to the Granucy further than orderg. Timber for the same

I am Etc A.C
P.S. Inclosed the Receips for Mr. Tyrrills rent
J.B

To Francis Webb< no role > Esqr . Salisbury
St Thomas Hospl 13 Dec 1805

Sir

It being some Time since I had any Intellegence of the Tenants
Proceedings at Pewsey . I by the favour of your acquanting me thereof
as I am anacers to Know whether they have entered upon a System if
Hurbernday likely to benifd the Estate. & such as you appear if
You will likewise please to send up the Account to Mich last.

I am & A.C.

[..] To Mr. Benj Chambers< no role > Tibshelf near Mansfield
St. Thomas Hospital 14 Dec 1805

Sir

In the Absence of the Treasurer I acknowledge the Rent of your
Letter of the 10s. Covering two bills Value two hundred & eighty eight
Pounds 5/ which will be placed to your order for the Bervick
rents the Rent Charge set if Dring houses to Lady day last

I doubt not the Treasurer will apprare of your Purchase of
Trees for planting but I presumethe Severlyof the Weather will
arrest your Progress inpullingthan into the GroundTreappose
they can be kept with at Injurytill the Weatheris more mild &
Suitable to the Purpose.

Did you receive a Letter I Left for you as the Bell Stevage?
I am Etc J. D.

To Frans Webb< no role > Esqr .Pewsey Salisbury Wilts
St. Thomas Hospital 20 Dec 1805

Sir

I am favoured with your Letter of the 18. ceverg. a draft
of Ward & at To day, Value £337.4.5 & your un draft
on Houses £18.6.11 Making £355.11.5 which with £106.1.2
left in your hands to do the Repair of the buildings as agreed
upon bat once your Account to Much last.Your bill
of £51.8.6 for Commo. on litting the Estate including the
Clarke Journey, I allow to be reasonable go do not doubt your
exerting yourself in the will Management of this important
farm Property. I am being Backliff to the Estate should
have been described as Mamal Servant to the Governors of Sr.
Thomas's Hospital which being done under a similar Circum
stance reduces the Tax to a Guinea. I have us Objector to your
paying him the Salary of £2.126 for the year 1804 as he seeing
justly intilled to it.

The new Tenants gives on cardeally
with the old is very satisfactory, & 2 hope the Estate will be