| Description | Letter concerning the erection of houses and land up for sale. He requests the signatures of Lord de Tabley and Mr Leicester of Toft. Comment on the terrible and heartrending reverse to our troops. Letter informing ELW that an application has been made to purchase 7 1/2 acres of the Glebe Land, he has agreed the sale but requires ecclesiastical consent as well as hers. Letter stating that no further negotiations have taken place concerning the Glebe Land and that the potential buyers do not wish to take it until 1902. Letter regarding permission to build on the Bexton Glebe. Letters confirming that no building will take place on the area of land held by Mr Goodson lying between Heathfield and Cranford Avenue. |