Letter from 'kinsman' Edwards to be left with Mr Robert More at the Golden Bull in...

Letter from 'kinsman' Edwards to be left with Mr Robert More at the Golden Bull in Cheapside, London, to Richard More Esq.

In pursuance of Richard More's commands he waited on his Lord who took it very ill that Richard's agents should threaten Richard's jury (if they found the presentment) with a London journey, which he assured him was done on the information of one Mr Price who was one of the jury; but at last condescended to write to Lord Bridgwater for his advice in and soliciting the Lords for their consent in his waveing his privilege and gave it to Mr Morgan to deliver it, with instruction to wait upon and bring it to 'my Lord' to know the result and if condescended to, to prepare for a trial, provided Richard will be concluded by it. He asks Richard to tell Mr Walcot that on mature deliberation of his advice to his Lord, that his house was too large to entertain his friends, his Lordship has pulled down the one half of it and now hopes it will be little enough to receive him.

Docketed: 'Mr Edwards letter as from my Lord Herbert'

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