L30/8/35/3

Wrest. No workmen levelling the hill at present. "The garden goes on pretty well, almost all the turf is laid and the wall is begun which parts the mill pond ground from the chapel garden". Letting Ragged Staff inn. Mr Nevill wants money to pay bills. "The spring does not rise as they expected so the house cannot be served without a pump". Lord Ruthyn hears better. Lord Ashburnham wants to buy 20,000 bricks, also someone from Barton.(Sic).

Not dated c. 1696-1728

From: 1696 To: 1728

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Nevill,
Ruthyn,
Ashburnham,
Grey, Jemima,
Grey, Henry (12th Earl of Kent),
Grey, Henry (1st Duke of Kent)

CORRESPONDENCE, family correspondence, Wrest Park, SILSOE, BARTON-LE-CLAY, gardens, ponds, money, bricks, Silsoe Ragged Staff