File 3038. - J. Kramston from Oundle, to James Hamlyn,

Lengthy comments on the recipient's commission concerning the sale of the Abermarles estate, with references to Lord Exeter's opinion; Mrs. Sneyd; Mrs. Vaughan; Thos. Stanley Vernon of Bromsgrove, esq.; the will (1771) of Thos. Vernon, esq., of Hanbury Hall, co. Worcester, father of Mrs. Sneyd; the marriage of Lord Exeter and Miss Vernon; and the Act of Parliament for dissolving the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. He has been unable to accept an invitation to Edwinsford, partly because of alterations in the house adjoining the writer's. He is transacting business with a gentleman below the recipient. He is happy to hear that Mrs. Hamlyn finds that the air of South Wales agrees with her health. He saw Martin a day or two before 'he' went into Cornwall. His son has been unwell with a fever occasioned by violent exercise in the riding school; 'he' is a horse volunteer in Lincolns Inn, and was obliged to go to the seaside before going the circuit. P.S. If necessary, he will write to his Proctor for an office copy of Mr. Vernon's will. He expects it is a long one.