Letter

Samuel Wood (Chester) to [Sir John Trevor]: is following directions given 'though it be a most difficult thing to raise so much amongst so many poor men who have suffered much and long and are as yet eased but a small deal and that but newly …; laments the absence of a sheriff in either Denbighshire or Flintshire; reports that 'my lady' is ill with jaundice and her stomach weak despite having taken various medicines on the advice of friends and of a physician, she cannot eat meat and her urine is black but she remains strong and able to ride out though suffering indigestion pain...'

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