Reference
Z575/160
Title
Letter from Lawrence Williams, Cursitor Street, to John Hawkins about meeting at Shefford to make a rent settlement. Mr White must not be allowed to remove crops [at Hardwick]. With a letter [?to James Lilburne] saying that Mr Willoughby should be able to meet him in a few days to arrange payment of the rent. Should Mr White attempt to take away any of the crops, Lawrence Williams would like a distress for rent put on him ... 'after what has been said to him I wonder at his impudence'. Lawrence Williams stresses: '... nothing has been done by me or through me that can give any unpleasant feelings to you'.
Date free text
7 Oct 1814
Production date
From: 1814 To: 1814
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