| Description | Includes references to having sent by Todds waggon 12 Doz[e]n of Mountain; Arthur having left them yesterday but expecting Harry to supply his place in 3 days; Sir George Cayley; having sent Mrs Digby's will to Mr Graves at York yesterday by Mr Markham according to Lady Legards directions, having not had the opportunity of sending it to London; not being able to meet with any Madeira that pleases him for Sir Digby but hopes to have some very good Old Hock by the first ships from Hamburg and can send some Lisbon till it arrives [pencil note to desire N[athaniel] M[aister] to send 10 doz[en] of Port; Arthur having managed to put the two china pictures together to fill up the chimmney board, having put the original boarder round it, which he thinks is a representation of plain white Cedar and a request that if something of a chine work would look better to send a sketch of one col[l]oured, Arthur having given the inclosed col[l]oured green upon a white ground |