Bolton Archives ZCR 1/17
Letter Thomas Horrocks, Norwich, to Samuel Crompton of Sharples. Arrangement for payment of debts owed by TH to SC.
Norwich, May 1st 1789
Dear Brother,
Yours I have received the contents of which gives me pain & uneasiness both because it is not at present in my power to pay you & also from your threats as by that you appear to think I have forgotten both you & the obligations yet let me assure you that I have not forgot either, nor should you have had the trouble of applying for it had it been in my power to have discharged it. If you'le reflect in what situation & circumstances I left Lancashire after a long confinement, & the state & situation of my Family, coming into a Strange Country without Friends & no other dependence than my own industry & labour for every article of support, you'le then judge how far I have been able to discharge this obligation therefore desire you as a Brother not prosecute a plan which would enivitably be the Ruin of both myself & Family, and which a course of Law at this time would most completely do o?? with to add that I have left behind me in & about Bolton a number of small Debts to the amount of about £70 & many of which am in hopes will be recovered & some perhaps may not but if you will take the trouble of making application will send a list of them together with a power of atty. which you may put in force for the recovery of such as you received may place to the credit of my acct which will be in some measure lessening your Debt & at the same time particularly serving me, as to the remainder hope it may be in my power in reasonable time to discharge & which again assure you I shall never lose sight of - My wife at present is in a poor state of health & joins with me in Love to you your Wife & Family and luluos[?]me
Your Affectionate Brother
Thos. Horrocks
Bolton Archives ZCR 5/1
Letter Thomas Horrocks, London, to Anthony Price, opposite the well, Spring Gardens, Bolton, 1801. Arrangements for payments of rents by tenants in Spring Gardens.
London, Feby. 16th 1801
Mr. Price,
You will Please to Tack Notice you are not to any rent for the next half year that will be due in May next but to such as at that Time I shall appoint if there by any due that you have notified seth? that with them: but for the future I mean to have them payd all together shall be much obliged to you to let the others know that Im to send for them in May. I have sustiand a????? loss in the houses the last half year sh???? ?? do not mean should be next.
Shall Thank you to send me a leter on satterday next with the names of the Tenants that lives in the 8 houses in Spring gardens and begin with the fo??? m?? house from you to the frunt and dowen? the 4 and then the same at the back my recipts to your Farnley and to Jno: Booth and am Respectfully yours.
Thos: Horrocks
Direct for me to be left at the Post Office till Called for


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