| Description | 1. 15 Oct 1801 Letter from J White to Thomas Mansel Talbot requesting payment of a bill.
2. 21 Oct 1801 Letter from J White about a bill following the letter of 15 Oct.
3. Bill from George Hoby, boot and shoe maker, for boots.
4. 10 Oct 1801 Letter from Miller & Sweet, Bristol to the executors of late Captain Talbot requesting payment of a plant bill, including trees and seeds (bill is enclosed).
5. Bill from Thomas Gray for jewellery including diamond earrings.
6. 16 March 1802 Order to pay Miss Creswell over £700 from Elisabeth Theresa Talbot, London.
7. 17 Dec 1801 Letter from Thomas Mansel Talbot to Mrs Davenport enclosing some unpaid bills.
8. 26 Jan 1800 Letter from Stephen Vezey to William Talbot regarding money due and saying he was soon hoping to hear that Lady Elisabeth had had a boy.
9. 1 Jan 1800 Letter from Stephen Vezey to William Talbot regarding payment to the Dowager.
10. 14 May 1799 Letter from Stephen Vezey to William Talbot regarding bonds and his wishes that Mr Talbot's health was established.
11. 5 Dec 1799 Letter enclosing a bill from Stephen Vezey to William Talbot listing journeys undertaken.
12. 19 Dec 1799 Letter from Henry Tayler regarding the selling of timber from lands, and what to replace with; disagrees with the value.
13. 25 Jul 1800 Letter from Henry Tayler to William Talbot regarding the affairs of the Lacock estate and values of timber, warning against Mr Phillips who is offering too little in his opinion. Also mentions a pauper living in the parish and needing a certificate.
14. 18 Apr 1799 Letter from Henry Tayler to William Talbot, regarding estate and the payment of taxes, arrears in rents collected, and repairs requested by Lady Shrewsbury.
15. 5 May 1799 Letter from Henry Tayler regarding the estate including tenants refusing to pay tithes as they don't in Bromham, Mr Banks not working quickly enough, taxes and cutting clover.
16. 3 Jan 1800 Letter from Henry Tayler regarding the estate including clearing of wood, a worker who is ill, and planting potatoes to improve land and repair of the tanyard. |