London
24 Novem^r 1829

Sir,

We are favored with your letter ^<1> of 22^nd Instant, and agreeably to your desire have the pleasure to hand you enclosed a Bank Note value Twenty Pounds N^o 7289 – 4 Sept^r

We shall also pay M^r Harrison ^<2> fifty pounds on your account

We have the honor to be Sir, Your most ob. Servants
Hammersley & C^o

W.H.F. Talbot Esq

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Notes:

1. Letter not located.

2. Henry Harrison (1785?-1865), London architect who was being consulted about proposed changes to the South Front of Lacock Abbey. He was active the parish of St James’s, London, which included Sackville Street. Around 1830, he worked on WHFT’s uncle, Sir Charles Lemon's Carclew House, Cornwall.