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Honest Capt Milington 31 Augt
The above sd[said] is a Coppy of my last, Having Heard nothing from you since I doubt it did not come to your Hand this day I sent my Brewer with the goods to Leeds, & desired A Merchant their to see them weighed at Manchester, there is not any thing taken Out of the boxes, only perceive the Cook took-2-stew pans & -2 little sauce pans, the rest of the things which was in the great Box was put into two le[rest of line missing, possibly something like ‘little boxes for the’] Carrier [rest of line missing] Safe to [rest of line missing] Conveniently you can [rest of line missing] Good Gardiner from Mr Shaw or not I [word missing] have a very Experienced man I doe not value what age he is provided he be a single man, pray give my Humble Service to my Lord & his family with my Blessing to my Dear little Mitty, I am
Your real ffriend to Serve you
your friend Mr Aislabie [?]tis thought will certainly be Speaker the next session of parliam[en]t
I inclosed to my Lord, the 24th past, a Coppy of a Deed which I hope came safe to his Hand, my service to your wife, & Mr Shaw, & let me have a line by the first post,
[in a different and crude hand & as if practicing for a separate letter:]
Your real frend to serve you / E Blackett
your assured frend to serve you / man of words
William Nortan
