Forwards Knox a bill as he is going away.

Discusses a receipt. Noted as a copy.

Sends his uncle Knox the list of bills with receipts (not included).

Knox's nephew Thomas asks if Knox will send his weekly allowance to him via Mr. Pemberton.

Writes to let Knox know that upon his arrival in London, he tried to locate Mrs. Urquhart but was unable to. Thinks she might be in Jersey; does not, in fact, think she has left her husband. Comments on her situation, and the difficulty one might have in locating someone who has fled under these circumstances.

Forwards Knox two drafts of money, for [dollar sign] 1,750 each, and discusses endorsements as well as the transportation of a box for Knox's wife, Lucy. Adds that he expects Samuel Shaw to arrive in the evening. A note at the bottom of the page, written and initialed by Samuel Shaw, relates that Shaw left Mrs. K. and family in good health on Saturday last.

Forwards a set of papers for the records (not included).