| Description | Includes references to his Father's death; the long declining condition he had had; wanting to get a Commissioner of Sewers, which would be a vast advantage to; taking in Gilling East, Nanglass and Allertonshire; Gilling West joining them to lessen the expence and Hang West; expecting to see Mr [Revrley] soon; the Bishop's steward having told him that His L[or]dship would not allow more than one half of the Land Tax for the Out Rent, which is his first Resolution; the need to enquire how his Lordship founds his right to the rent if from the Crown; all having come to the B[isho]ps Terms except Grimston, Mr Talbot and Hewgill; having not had opportunity to talk to Mr Talbot on the subject; having Calvert's Rent, which he will apply to the discharge of the Masons Bill which was part paid and Grimston's query about Mr Pr[ir]set's Bill |