Ffeil C18. - Oliver Robotham to Sir Charles Kemeys. Enclosing accounts of rents and receipts for the year 1676-7; had been as importunate ...,

Oliver Robotham to Sir Charles Kemeys. Enclosing accounts of rents and receipts for the year 1676-7; had been as importunate as possible with tenants in arrears, but no likelihood of getting anything before the fairs of cattle, and it would be no use distraining on them, and so making it impossible for them to maintain their holdings; reports rumours blazed by Sir Edward Mansell that Sir Charles had refused a challenge to a duel from Col. Mansel[?l], and that someone in the racket court had cast a racket at his head, which Sir Charles had not heeded.