Chippenham ^<1>

May 5. 1831.

Dear Sir

I sent you on Tuesday last a parcel with Copies of Circulars Bakers bills for Bread &c. which I hope you received. – M^r Goldney ^<2> the Town Clerk has just called on me for your Share of Bill for Special Constables, Officers, Hustings &c &c. amounting to £21 · 9 · 3½ being one third of the whole Viz^t £64 · 7 · 11 – he was very anxious to be paid, but I told him I should write you first thereon. –

M^r Lawes ^<3> at the Angel has sent me the inclosed Bill. –

I am
Dear Sir
Your very obed Serv^t

W^m Wilmot. Jnr^r

W. H. F. Talbot Esq^r
31, Sackville Street
London

double only –

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Notes:

1. Chippenham, Wiltshire: largest town near Lacock, 3 miles N.

2. Harry Goldney, town clerk of Chippenham.

3. Joseph Lawes, owner, Angel Inn, Chippenham.