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LETTER: Sir F Burdett, at Oxford, to Coutts Trotter, Coutts and Co., Strand, London, arguing as to profits made in buying and selling stock. The reason for regretting taking counsel’s opinion over Lady Newborough’s children is the delay but it was the most pleasant way of changing their abode. As the opinions have been taken, Mr. Belasyse should see them. Dr. Hughes expects the guardians to settle all the accounts. Counsel merely says that the guardians should act as they feel best. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3316]