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To:Geo Austin. "Gresham's Charity. I have been for some time in poor health and but ill able to attend to letters written either in an angry or good temper. Several of your charges I should suppose are untenable and othe I should suppose to belong to Mr. Williamson and the managers and I doubt (hole in paper) er being entitled to term fees (hole in paper) [le]ave the matter to Mr. Jennings and your London agent and if they cannot agree it, let the matter be adjusted by the officer of the court, or by a jury if you prefer it. Mr.? Gayr as the tenant of the premises would I think not have been an improper person to have been appointed chairman." U.V.

8 March 1860

From: 1860 To: 1860

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Austin, George,
Gresham,
Williamson, Edmund Riland,
Jennings, Edward,
Gayr

letters, Shefford Gresham's Charity, MEDICINE & HEALTH, solicitor, agent, court, tenancy, chairman, SHEFFORD, London