Letter – Hugh Boag to Edward Nicholson – 7 Dec 1759

By - gregpfinch7 Dec 1759
Document Type: Letter
Date: 7 Dec 1759
Correspondent: Hugh Boag
Recipient: Edward Nicholson
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 109
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To Mr Edw. Nicholson at Kesweck

    

      We are much Surprised at Hearing nothing from you relating the fine you rec’d. from Bell on the Court being held at Thornthwate and desire you will Remitt it as soon as you conveniently can.

      The man who brought the Trees has not yet been paid we desire you will as soon after you receive this as you can to go to Penruddock where he lives & pay him  his name is Wm. Harrison and the carriage is 13s for Carriage of 1000 Beach trees from Penrith to Keswick

      Yr. Humble Servts

      H  Boag  &  N Walton Jun.



Rav.  Castle Decem. 7 1759

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