Legal action in connection with Mr. Temple. The withdrawal of his horse from the race for the Three-year old Plate at Newmarket. Decision not to race while engaged in his profession.
Remittance of cash. Conditions on which he is prepared to help the bank. Would gladly help Mr. Owen if he could be certain he would act in his own interest.
His appointment as captain of the 'Cormorant'. Believes he would now achieve all he had hoped for in the service. Hoping to have an advantageous trip. His son's future.
Financial arrangements. Mr. Richards's will. David Owen had recovered and would be returning to Cambridge. Lack of franks prevented him writing to his parents.
Account of sale of £5000 stock. Not prepared to remit cash at his own risk. Desires his previous loans to be made joint undertakings and to bear interest since they were made to relieve the bank.
