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Mr. Chambers
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I duly recr. yours of 28 Novr.
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have laid this
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Sketch you make of the Brewick Estate, the Division of farms
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therein mark'd of your late proposition for repairs and
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ments before the Grand Common who approve the
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same & have noted a Sum not exceeding one Thousand
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Pounds for Buildings two new Houses reparing the
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present Mansion It any other Mattire that may be
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necessary Mr. Thornton was provided with an offer from
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to give £450 a Year for the whole & take all
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repairs on himself a Cla
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rent free from all Taacs but an
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seeing your proposals be declined saying anything about
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it this may help to show what terms may be made
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with the present Occupiers for the time they may
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remain after. Midsumr: the Ground now seems
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clear for preparing measures as soon as you like we did
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not enter into the question, how far the present Lep
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was liable to be called up on for not fulfilling the terms
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of his Lease or suffering the premes to run to rain
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Mr. Rary
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you seem'd to make it may difficult the
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I did not bring it forward but if you think there is
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ground to make any advantage of it, there is still time
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indeed it Mr.
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but reasonable they shr. allow some Money
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towards repairs you can better till there I but on by
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must the present Occupier remain till Laday 1787 at
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the present rents.
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I am
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