| Description | Requests him to place £160 in two bags, and see that they be brought to the house of John Pugh, the grocer, at Chester; he wants them to go to Oulton [where Sir Philip Egerton lived, whose daughter Mary had married Richard, Lord Bulkeley's heir]. If R.J. and Harry Lloyd, another agent, could not make up the £160, then one or both of them must go to John Williams of Bodafon and get the difference from him. “And faile not to send the full summe to Chester" |