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1 p., with address. 29 x 19 cm.
Asks him to favor Topham as
promised; Countess of Clanbrasil's
chaplain refuses to subscribe to
articles of church. Defends
himself for lowering Dromore rents
since he had raised them to
finance building cathedral; plans
to record rentroll to justify
himself for posterity.

2 p., with address. 20 x 14 cm.
Requests removal from diocese
of 2 Catholic chaplains of Lord
Massereene; public practice and
display by priests is intolerable.
Asks him to speak with Dr. Greaves
about attending his cure. Requests
reprinting of canons for
instruction of clergy and
congregations.

1 p., with address. 26 x 21 cm.
About antiquarian matters.

2 p., with address. 22 x 18 cm.

On the status of the Bombay and
Calcutta Companies.
ACC.: 00.4.15

1 p., with address.
20 x 16 cm.
Endorsed "A. Pope Esqr. Jul 22d. 1741",
possibly by Brinsden. Sends enclosure
entrusted to no one but Brinsden.

1 p., with address.
15 x 10 cm.
Has consulted Cheselden on
Brinsden's health, which greatly
concerns Pope. Plans to visit him
the next afternoon.

1 p., with address.
11 x 22 cm.
Hopes Brinsden's health is improved;
the cold weather keeps him from
visiting him, but plans to call as
soon as he can.

Britton's request for a copy of
Howitt's "Visits to Remarkable
Places," 1840; suggests exchange for
Britton's edition of John Aubrey's
[1626-97] "Natural History of
Wiltshire."
ACC: 89.10.2 (42.134)

Response to Britton's inquiry
about authorship of "Simpkin's
Letters." Laurence believes Ralph
Broome, 1743-1805, and "Captain
David Williams of the EJC Military
Service" to be the authors of
the anti-Hastings volume.
ACC: 83.6.29 (42.44)