St. Thomas's Hospl . 8o. Febry 1727 .

Mr. Genrely.

Mr. Johnson has given me the Accot. you sent him of what
Trees you thought proper to be felled upon Comb Farme
& a few upon Sankeys Farme Pray therefore dispose of
them in the most Advantageous manner you can and
let me know the Persons Names you sell to & the
Quantity of Timber & the Prices And you may Shew the
Farmers this Letter if they dispute your Authority
Pray See that not only a due number of Wavers & Storers
be [..] left in the Wood now felling but that also such
of the former Storers as are thriving & like to make
Timber Sticks be left also And let not the Storers be
such as grow upon old Stamps

Yor Loveing Friend
Charles Joye< no role > Trear of
St. Thomas's Hospl

If the direction to you
by ashford Bag is not
the best way of directing
to you let me know
what is

Shew what follows to Mr Sauke

It is the Order of the Governours of this Hospital that
you divide the Great Field according to the Covenant
in your Lease And make a very good ditch And take
care also to make a very good Hedge Which if not
found as it ought you must make it good for you
know it should have been done many Years ago
and then by this time the Hedge would have been
grown up Dated at St. Thomas's Hospl . Feb: 8th. 1727.

Charles Joye< no role > Treasurer

25th. May 1728
Mr. Trear wrote a Letter to Sr . Wm: Hammond< no role > to desire
him to put Mr. Thos. Seawen< no role > in mind of £100. subscribed by him
16o. Febry 1725. & yet unpaid

16o. Januar 1728
Sent Letter to Mr Richardson-Copy on the file of
Letters

11o. March 1728 having reced no Answer Wrote to
Ann again to the saule purport

19th. Febr 1728
Mr Matthew sent Letter to Mr Usher abt. Insurance Mony
Coppy on the file of Letters