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To Mr Wm Alvey Darwin at his Chambers on Grays Inn 6 Mar[ch] 1759 Sir …. In your Lre of the 27th ult[o] I rece[ive]d Mr Dentons acco[un]t & inclosed I send you a Duplicate thereof sign’d by me. I desire you will speak to Mr Thomas about getting any Recognizance for West Kenton vacated, the Expence of which is paid for in the last Acco[un]t settled by the <Ma[…]r>. As Mrs Denton was one of my Securities I hope you’l endeavour to get it discharg’d there is £7 3s 10d in my hand which the <Ma[…]r> did not think proper to divide among the Parties till Mr Beaumonts arrear of £200 should be paid, which I imagine is not intended to be required of him, tho he is able enough to pay it, I have done all in my Power to recover the money in vain, I made my Affidavit of serving the writ against him & sent it to Mr Denton who wrote me he had delivered it to Mr Thomas, & if the money is not to be required, my Recognizance ought not to stand out on that account, I am ready to pay the £7 3s 10d as the Ma[]r shall appoint I am &c JR
