London

De^r 19 1829

Sir

I received the favour of your Letter, ^<1> and as I mentioned in your last ^<2> Letter I shall certainly make no further objection in acceding to your proposals; – I will however beg leave to observe that with respect to the Charge of ^£52 ··^s10· ^d0 for the draw’. I certainly <illegible deletion> they occupied the time of a clerk for 4 months, as will appear by the office Books, and I will pay the Clerk £150 a year – I will have <illegible> acc^t judge whether I draw any profit whatever by the Transaction – Having mentioned this I shall conclude with again stating that I shall make no further objection to your proposed arrangement

I am Sir, Your Very ob^d h^b S^t

H Harrison

H. Fox Talbot Esq^r
The Rev^d D^r Butler
Gayton
Northampton

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Notes:

1. Letter not located.

2. See Doc. No: 01911.