aristocracy that it was a mistake on your s part and that a loan only was meant be this as it may i the irish agent hope a thought has been vouchsafed to me � which the matter may under providence assume more agreeable character for all parties last my lord immediately after family worship found myself much refreshed in mind but rather in my poor sinful body after the of le day � for indeed i had ridden a good deal since however i desired � a pious person who acts as children s maid and my habits � to procure me a little hot and sugar into which out of a necessary health which is imposed as a duty on us all i a httle brandy partly for and to the water having swallowed a tie of this i found the two principles combine almost like kindred spirits and i experienced both nourishment and the draught it was then my lord that it � given me to turn my mind upon the transaction to i mean the condition of paying two pounds for the privilege of managing your indeed the thing was vouchsafed to me this light � your property my lord is not resented in the grand of the county which a serious loss to you as there is no one � e to advocate your interests especially since poor m mr s would that they were all only of the body i have caused him to attend the grand jury less frequently many arrangements might be made by which your would indirectly benefit � that is the money so to speak might be made to go into one pocket in order that it should be transferred to yours then you have not a magistrate on your estates devoted to your special interests as you ought to have this is a very necessary thing my lord and to which i humbly endeavour to direct your attention i my lord you have no magistrate of true and principles who from time to time might manifest to the government that you did not forget their interests no more than your own now my lord what man can be or is better qualified to serve your in all these than that and mr m in what individual could the commission of peace more or rest your own agent i therefore beg your to turn this in your mind and if advised by one humble i would suggest the trial of a short prayer previous to entering on it should j exert your influence for that purpose with government the gracious i trust i may call it so thb irish agent � would be immediately made and i ink i know the grateful disposition of mr m sufficiently well to assure your that cm a thorough christian sense of your kindness le two thousand pounds will be on that condition in your s hands i have the honour to be my lord solomon m p s mr m is ignorant that a suggestion well calculated to advance the best interests of general religion has been graciously intimated to one so unworthy as i am lord to solomon m esq it is done � a bargain � i have arranged the business here with the secretary and i am obliged to you my sleek little saint for suggesting it i wonder m himself did not think of it i feel glad the old have dropped for i am sure that between you and him you will take out of these sums all that can be taken of course m nd you are at liberty to revive any thing you hke provided it be done properly what is it to me who go there i do believe was not an easy fellow but a fool as to glove money � dealing money � duty fowls � and duty work � i tell vol i m you again provided you increase my an work the cash out of these fellows you may upon as many of them as you can get yours p s � what my little saint did you mean by that charitable blunder concerning the widow in your last letter i never knew before that a woman waa a widow merely because her husband was transported as he ought to be for sheep stealing or because he happened to live by in another country however no matter give her for me whatever yoa think proper and add it to your bill of costs as you will do solomon m esq to lord � my gracious lord as i have never varied from truth i could not bear even for a moment to seem to fall into the opposite principle i was certainly very busy on the day i had the honour and privilege of writing to your and much distracted both in mind and heart by the of a member of our congregation on looking over the copy of the letter however i perceive one thing that is gratifying to me my lord i made no the irish agent it is not perhaps known to your ere are two descriptions of widow � the real vegetable that is the widow by death and low by local separation from her husband the latter is a class that requires as much and comfort as the other � being re numerous and suffering all the poor things except its reality the ion my lord is and taken from occupation of for animal k for any other purpose travelling a journey or the like the other is h turned into some park or grassy deed generally more comfortable ban if still with the yoke fellow for which the return of the latter is seldom very ly desired by the other i am happy to tell f lord that some very refreshing in world have recently occurred here i trust will cause true religion to spread 