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Chippenham ¹

Sunday

Sir

I have received your favor ² per messenger inclosing an Address which I will immediately hand to the Printer – I will give a few of the Electors intimation of your being at my House tomorrow Morning & hope nothing will prevent your meeting them –

I will attend to your wishes as to the distribution of Bread. –

I hope it is true that M^r Pusey ³ has resigned but I am inclined to doubt it, for M^r Scrope ⁴ called on M^r Colborne ⁵ yesterday after you left Chippenham to request his Vote, but was informed that both Votes were promised to M^r Neeld ⁶ & M^r Pusey –

Your request as to the Ringers shall be attended to. –

I remain Sir
Your very obed Serv^t

W^m Wilmot. Jun^r

H. F. Talbot Esq^r
Lacock Abbey