Decr. 29th. 1747

Sir
Mr. Treasurer recd: yors. of the 26th. inst: with the Bill
inclosed for £82,,1,,3 which is accepted, & when paid will (with yor.
Salary) discharge the ½ year's Rent due at Michs last.

Mr. Treasurer is, & has been for some time past, laid up with
the Gout in a severe manner.
I am Sr. Etc
J W:

To the Revd . Mr. Elizer Heywood< no role > at Newton near Mansfd . Nottings .

Decr: 29th:

Mr Tankey
Mr. Treasr: recd: yors. of yesterday, & has seen
Mr. Knock's Letter giving an Account of his very ill State of
health & recommending Mr. Thos. Braybrook< no role > a Carpenter of Wye
as a proper person to succeed himMr: Treasr. therefore desires
you will let Mr. Braybrook know that he may take a View of
yr: Farme, &letinform Him what Repairs are wanting, &
what Timber is necessary
J. W:

Janry. 8th

Sir
In pursuance of the Order of the Grand Commee of this
Hospl: This waits on you as Treasr: to the Comrs. of the Hackay
Turnpike to demand £100,,- for an Acre of Gravel dug by
their Agents for the use of the Turnpike out of the Hospl.
Ground at Hackney.

I am Etc.
Morgan Morse< no role >
Clk

To Henry Norris< no role > Esqr .
Treasr: to the Comrs. of the Hackney Turnpike