Jany. 12th. 1747.

Sr:
Yors. of the 26 Decr. last wth. the Landtan & Quit rent
Recd. inclosed came safe, & upon the next return of Money from
You, will place the sd. Rects. together with the Bills of Repairs &
expence of remitting the Money, to the Tents. Accts. I sent a
Recd. by Mr. Charteriss for the £38,,12,,- recd. by him the 21st.
Novr. last; & below you will see a State of the Eltislay's Tents. Acots.

Yrs. Etc J. W:

Recd. in 1746 in Money£43,,-,,-
in 174738,,12,,-
by 2 yrs. Quit rents to Michs 174310,,-,,-
by a yrs. Land tax to Laday 174410,,16,,-
by Bills of Repairs4,,7,,-
by Return of Money0,,5,,-
107,,0,,0

By the above Accts: You will perceive as Deficiency of £11,,- to
make good 2 Years Rent; whereas there were five Years due at
Laday 1747 the remainder of which the Gentlemen think a great deal too much
to be left in any Tents. hands, & what a [..] person of Mr. Barringer's
Ability might have prevented, had he been in earnest.

J. W:

To Mr. Joseph Barringer< no role > at Eltisley near Caxton Cambs

March 9th: 1747

Sr.
Mr Trear reced a Letter some little time
since from a person unknown Informing him of a very great Misbe-
haviour in Thos: Hancock< no role > the Hosptl: Tenant at Fulborn Vizt.
that by his Leave on Mr. Greaves had made a Road over the Hospital
Ground and that Hancock had fell some score pounds worth of
Timber off the Estate & continued so to doAn Affair of such
consequence requiring a strict Examination, occasions you the present
Trouble by the Treasurers Directions to desire you woud Inform
your self how far the charge is true and that you woud favour me with
a Letter on the subject as soon as you can with convenience

To the Recd: Mr Serecold
at Hinton Netherhall near Cambridge

I am Etc
M. M. Clerk