| Description | Includes references to Campbel; the melon having come from Mr Shaw's garden, who wished the seed to be returned to him; George having brought the pig and the hounds safe; having dispatched Grimston's letter to Thorley, who has rec[eive]d the remainder of Grimston's bill; Grimston parting with all his men servants and Maister enquiring if there is one who would do for him, as one of his is leaving because Maister will not permit him to steal his best Barton Ale; a payment from Grimston's neighbour Grimston to Maister; expecting to hear that Billy has got to Hamburg, he having left Holland a fortnight ago; the capital Billy carries into the Partnership exceeding the Fortune his Father left him and enquiring about a possible loan from Grimston; a Holderness expedition; Grimston's Doors to appear as doors on one side but on the other to appear like paper Hangings and decriptions (including small diagram) to fascilitate this; recommendation of Wallis of Lockington or Marshall of Beverley to do make the fastenings and a request for Grimston;s papers called Ye Fool as no-one [in Hull] takes them |