My dear Sir,

Almost all drafts of special Conveyances, (as that of Fisherton, will be,) are drawn in Town by some conveyancing Counsel & I presume that M^r Coombs adopts that mode. I am not acquainted with M^r Minchin, ^<1> but if he were to let me have the Papers it wo^d be highly improper on his part & quite inconsistent for me to ask, without the previous consent of M^r Combs, for them

I should hope that in the course of another week you will hear satisfactorily from M^r Finch & that I shall have the Draft from M^r Coomb <sic> but I don’t like the delay, which seems to me to be unnecessary & certainly does not look as tho’ the Money was ready.

I am D^r Sir
Yours truly

W R King

Serjeants Inn
Fleet St

4 March 1837

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Notes:

1. William Minchin.