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30^th July 96
Deare Sr
I am very glad to find by yrs, yt my daughter w^h
all yê children, are well, & thinke my selfe obligd to
let you know yt having kept my horses 5 weeks in
this place, & finding yê weather very unseasonable, & yê
time of yê yeare far spent, & being of opinion yê {?Parl}
will sit sooner then usuall I have this day sent my horses
home, being resolved to minde yr Lincolneshire affaire
till the {ôrder} to signd, & then give you an aco^t there of, yt you
may take possession & hunt w^h y^d Conl{^ll} in y^{parade, where {âre}
300 read deare, besids fallow, & must make {âs I am informed} w^th you may
please to let M^r Rolle know, I am S^r
my wife joyns w^th me in giving
you & my daughter her service
yr affectionate humble Servan^t
H Boscawen}

30^th July 96
Dear Sir
I am very glad to find by yours, that my daughter with
all yê children, are well, & think my self obliged to
let you know that having kept my horses 5 weeks in
this place, & finding yê weather very unseasonable, & yê
time of yê year far spent, & being of opinion yê {?Parliament}
will sit sooner then usual I have this day sent my horses
home, being resolved to mind your Lincolnshire affair
till the {ôrder} to signed, & then give you an account there of, that you
may take possession & hunt with yê Colonel in y^{parade, where {âre}
300 red deer, besides fallow, & must make {âs I am informed} with you may
please to let M^r Rolle know, I am Sir
my wife joins with me in giving
you & my daughter her service
your affectionate humble Servan^t
H Boscawen}

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