From John Sillifant Jr. to Thomas Waters Sr. (March 21, 1846)

[John Sillifant, junior, to Thomas Waters, R.M.]

Addressed to Capt.ⁿ T.Waters.R.M., Surbiton Common,Kingston-upon-Thames, 

Surrey

York House. Bath.

March 21. 1846.

Dear Sir.

I enclose a communication which has just been sent to me respecting your deeds poll : – you will of course determine whether you would rather have them paid off at Michelmas or accept the reduced interest and inform the Treasurer accordingly; directing your letter 

‘H.M.Ellicombe Esq

Exeter’

I shall be glad to hear how you like your new residence, and whether I have directed my letter rightly, as I am not quite sure about it —
I purpose returning to Coombe next week: – When your dividends are received, you would of course wish that the produce should be forwarded to you as usual. instructions to which effect I will give Messrs. Milford & Co.

With my best wishes to Mrs.Waters & your family
I am, dear Sir,

Y.^s vy faithfully
      John Sillifant

Capt. T. Waters R.M.

Please to give me your address.

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A copy of Captain Waters’ reply is pencilled in.

  Surbiton Hill Kingston
Sir In reply to Mr Mark Kennaway’s Letter of the 19th Instant requesting me to send you my answer respecting the Deeds Poll No.426, 428 & 495 of the Exeter Trust, I have to acquaint you that I accept the offer of continuing to hold the same Deeds Poll at the Interest of Four and Half per Cent 

I am

Sir

     Your most humble Servant

T.W.

H.M.Ellicombe Esq.

Solicitor

Exeter

Devon