June 25th: 1745.

Mr: Wright
Mr: Treasurer has been pleased to order me to
acquaint you that He has got some Pipes for Bridges for yor. Farme yard.
which now lye at the Londo :- Bridge Water works; & that you may [..] send
for them as soon as you please.

J: W:

To Mr: Benjr: Wright< no role > at Clay Tye to be left at the White Horse at North
Okendon near Horn church Essex

June 28th: 1745.

Sr:
Since the Recet: of yor. Letter of 23d: May last to Mr Treasurr:
there has been a Grand Commee of Govrs: & I am directed to acquaint you
That as it has been always usual for the Tents: of this Estate to receive
the Acknowledgemt: for the benefit of the Sluice, They saw no reason
to depart from that Custom in the present Case And Twas Apprehended
that you understood this to be their Sentiment at the time that Mrs. Collier
was in Treaty for the new Lease But at the same time I would
inform you, Sir, That the Govrs. having reserved to themselves the sole
Power of permitting you this Benefit You are thereby rendred
intirely Independent of the Tent: & may rest perfectly satisfyed that
you will enjoy the Liberty without any Interruption as long as no
Inconvenience accrued therefrom to the Hospital's Tenant which is
not in the least apprehended from a Gentleman of Mr: Barrett's Rank
& Character.

To the Honble Thomas Lennard Barrett< no role > Esqr .
at Bell House Essex by Gray's Bagg

I am
Sr:
yor. most hum Servt:
Morgan Morse< no role > Cl.