Letter – Nicholas Walton to James Wood – 28 Nov 1738

Document Type: Letter
Date: 28 Nov 1738
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: James Wood
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 106
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      Ravensworth Castle Nov. 28. 1738

To Mr Wood at Greenwich



Dr Sir

	I had the favours of yours with Mr Samuel Arthurs bill on Sam Philips dated 3 Nov Inst for fifteen pounds Inclosed & Yesterday I sent a Messenger on Purpose to Mr Arthur; who tells me he has had a Letter from Mr Phillips & that he has wrote to him again about the paymt.of the bill from which he apprehends it will Certainly be payd. I have therefore herein returned you it, & hope you will have no other trouble with it than sending for the Money again. He allso writes me he has taken care that his other Draughts will be payd punctually. Mr Boag is from home, but is I dare say much at your service & you may be assured I am the same to you & yours, & beg to be Esteemed.  Please Pray my kind service to Mr  Maule Mr Horn & all friends w[he]n you’ve an opportunity of se[ei]ng ‘em.   Dr Sr 

      Your most  Obed. Hble Sert.

      Nich Walton

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