Thu 28 Apr 1808
From Harry Harford
To J R Denyer
Brimscombe Port
No income from altering warehouse which should have been closed.
Repair of Canal locks and buildings.
Information needed on all fixtures and furniture in the new dwelling and offices separately, with their valuation.
Richard Miller’s conveyance is forwarded.
Nothing heard of crane or boiler ordered through Mr Proctor.
Quality of Forest coal. Disposing of coal pen at Framilode.
Presumably Whately will come to a settlement when attacked. Mr Pitt’s idea.
Thames Carriers do not agree with plan of proceeding with single boats but are in their old way of loading 3 or 4 boats, making it impossible for trade on the canal to increase.
Some furniture (curtains etc.), not sold at the sale at Brimscombe house.
Treasurer should sign receipts on the back of the deeds.
