D.^r S.^r

I was favor’d with yours yesterday enclosing your

Account & I herein remit you the remaining halves of the

£100 & £50 Bank Notes, & shall be oblig’d to you to let me

know that you receive ‘em safe, I’m {^sorry} there has been any

thing mention’d about Mistrust on either side, for I assure

you I have much too high an Opinion of you & the Ladies

to entertain the least, & your polite Expressions with regard

to my Father & self, gave me great Pleasure for ‘tis infinite

satisfaction to Me to please, the next half year I will

send the half Notes when I send the Accounts – My Father is

now out of Town, in his last Letter to Me He ask’d after & desir’d

his Complim.^ts to you & the Ladies, to whom I beg leave to present

Mine & am with same to yourself

D.^r S.^r y.^r oblig’d & faithful hble serv.^t

Jn^o Cowper Jun^r

16: Nov.^r 1779.

N^o 14. Coney Court

Grays Inn

[change hand]

21. Nov. 1779

Sir,

We rec.^d yours dated y.^e 16. with y.^e remaining halves of y.^e 100^£

& 50^£ Bank Notes enclosed & are very glad to hear your Father is well

When M^r Nick.^ls Love shall call upon you please to pay him

for value recvd of him in Sundry articles

to whom we always desire our Respectfull Complim^ts

please to accept y^e same yourself from S.^r

y^r humble Serv^t

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M.^r Cooke

Whilttleboro

Towcester

Northamptonshire

[change hand] From M.^r Cowper 16. Nov. 1779

With y.^e Answer y.^e 21. D.^o

Dear Sir

I was favoured with yours yesterday enclosing your

Account & I herein remit you the remaining halves of the

£100 & £50 Bank Notes, & shall be obliged to you to let me

know that you receive ‘em safe, I’m {^sorry} there has been any

thing mentioned about Mistrust on either side, for I assure

you I have much too high an Opinion of you & the Ladies

to entertain the least, & your polite Expressions with regard

to my Father & self, gave me great Pleasure for ‘tis infinite

satisfaction to Me to please, the next half year I will

send the half Notes when I send the Accounts – My Father is

now out of Town, in his last Letter to Me He asked after & desired

his Compliments to you & the Ladies, to whom I beg leave to present

Mine & am with same to yourself

Dear Sir your obliged & faithful humble servant

Jn^o Cowper Junior

16: Novembe 1779.

N^o 14. Coney Court

Grays Inn

[change hand]

21. Nov. 1779

Sir,

We received yours dated y.^e 16. with y.^e remaining halves of y.^e 100^£

& 50^£ Bank Notes enclosed & are very glad to hear your Father is well

When M^r Nick.^ls Love shall call upon you please to pay him

for value received of him in Sundry articles

to whom we always desire our Respectful Compliments

please to accept y^e same yourself from Sir

your humble Servant

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M.^r Cooke

Whilttleborogh

Towcester

Northamptonshire

[change hand] From M.^r Cowper 16. Nov. 1779

With y.^e Answer y.^e 21. D.^o