Additional Manuscripts c

Will WW look at the 'Evidence and Plans' [presumably of the Tithe Commission] he sends him: 'they have not altered the case as it first presented itself to us and we shall I think get at a useful report by and bye'. RJ also sends WW a cicular [no longer attached] he has sent to the Bishops and Deans: 'I knew beforehand that most of them have records as to changes I mention'. If WW has records of similar changes he would like to have them: 'I find they were formally grounded in some cases on the changes which had taken place in the current rates of the interest of money'. RJ has had a sharp attack of cold and fever.