18^th 8^br 97
Deare S^r
I hope you all got safe home, & yt you found Co^ll{?Heaton / Thornton} tho no Lettr came from him to you as was expected. M^ss is very
well, & good company, never being troubled at her change of compa{^ny}
the shine in her eye, did increase a little, but tis this morning is
much bettr. By last post I recd a Lettr from M^r Richard Winne
mentioning his writeing an answer to Co^ll Rolle about his mony
supposing you were w^th him: he disiers me to let him know w^t
time he may certainly expect his money, yt he may lay out
y^e same in a purchase, I write him you intended to call w^th
[damaged] Coll Rolle) in yr way home, from hence; p^rsumming he wold
[damaged] y^e money (as he pmised) yt yr {?pr?} shold be ready soone
after y^e Par^ts meeting, when I intended to be in London & shold
be forward in pmoteing an end to yt affaire, to his satisfaction.
M^r Major or Grandpond was w^th me Saterday last, & seem’d much
disappointed by yr not coming to {?Trelevan} Friday last, M^r Vincen{^t}
haveing (at yr desier) invited mayor, & magistrats of Grandpond
to meete you there, not haveing visisted them in y^e Burrow as
was expected. My let is not yet p^rfectly well, who am S^r
yr affectionate & most
humble servant
H Boswasen
M^ss is a good girle p^rsents her duty to you & mother
w^{th love to brother [damaged]
[new page]
For Hugh Ffortescue Esq
at Ffilly To be left wth
Mr Quash post Mr in
franke
Exon
H Boscawen}

18^th {?October} 97
Dear Sir
I hope you all got safe home, & that you found Colonel Rolle at
{?Heaton / Thornton} though no Letter came from him to you as was expected. Miss is very
well, & good company, never being troubled at her change of compa{^ny}
the shine in her eye, did increase a little, but tis this morning is
much better. By last post I received a Letter from M^r Richard Winne
mentioning his writing an answer to Colonel Rolle about his money
supposing you were with him: he desires me to let him know what
time he may certainly expect his money, that he may lay out
y^e same in a purchase, I write him you intended to call with
[damaged] Colonel Rolle) in your way home, from hence; presuming he would
[damaged] y^e money (as he promised) that your {?pr?} should be ready soon
after y^e Parliaments meeting, when I intended to be in London & should
be forward in promoting an end to that affaire, to his satisfaction.
M^r Major or Grandpond was with me Saturday last, & seemed much
disappointed by your not coming to {?Trelevan} Friday last, M^r Vincen{^t}
having (at your desire) invited mayor, & magistrates of Grandpond
to meet you there, not having visited them in y^e Burrow as
was expected. My let is not yet perfectly well, who am Sir
your affectionate & most
humble servant
H Boswasen
Miss is a good girl presents her duty to you & mother
with love to brother [damaged]
[new page]
For Hugh Fortescue Esq
at Ffilly To be left with
M^r Quash post M^r in
frank
Exon
H Boscawen