Letter – Henry Richmond to William Dashley – 4 Jun 1762

To Mr Willm Dashley 

at Wallington                                                                                        Newcastle 4th June 1762



Sir/ I have a Lre this post fm Sr W[alte]r Blackett in wch he bids me write Mr Robson not knowing that he is gone for Derby. That he wo[ul]d have two Beds put into the room over the kitchen for Mrs Trevelyan’s two maids & the two children it being the most convenient room for the purpose; As Mr & Mrs Trevelyan will have the East bed chamber & the dressing room wch is only divided fm the room by the passage. Sr W[alte]r says he wo[ul]d not have a bed taken out of any other room, but a new one order’d to be made. As Mr Robson is gone I desire you will consult Nanny Hepple & Jos Forster how to execute the above. I am etc  HR