April 9th. 1747.

Sr:
I reced your Favor of the 4th inst: & laid it before Mr Treasr:
whose Order is that you should be acquainted, that the Commee were
of Opinion that £50.. would be sufficient to answer the whole Expence
of as Dove house fit for their Farme at Comberton, with which Mr:
Hayes himself agreed; & therefore the Govrs: could not intend to fell any
Timber on the Premisses for that purpose, but to buy what was neccessary
out of the above Sum; since their Order was to have it built this Summer:
And Mr. Treasurer desires you will please to give Directions accordingly
if you have no Objection.
I am Sr: Etc a J:W:

To Walter Serocold< no role > Esqr : at Hinton near Cambridge

May 9th. 1747

Sr:
Mr: Treasr: in answers to your's of the 6th: inst: he order'd me
to acquaint you, that He agrees with you in Opinion that a Dove house
of the common Size of 16 Feet every way will be large enough for
Mr: Hayes: & hopes the Expence of it will very little exceed £50..
if anything
I am Etc J:W:

To Walter Seracold Esqr:

May 15th: 1747

Sr:
Mr: Treasurer has perused the inclosed Copy of the Articles
of Agreemt: with Joseph Brooks< no role > and approves of it: & has order'd me
to acquaint you that the General Instructions will be sent you very soon

To the Revrd . Mr. Eliezer Heywood< no role >
at Newton near Mansfield Nottinghams

J:W:

June 16th

Sr:
Mr. Treasurer recd: yors: of 13th: inst. with the Bill inclos'd for £132..1..3
which is left for acceptance, & when paid, £50. shall be placed to Joseph
Brook< no role > 's Acct: & the remainr: with yor: Salary, will discharge the ½ years Rent
due at Laday last from the Tibshelfe Rents: I have inclosed sent you the
Orders & Instructions mention'd in my last, & am

To the Revd : Mr: Eleazer Heywood< no role >

Sr Etc
J:W: