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men who are frequently employed pumping
her.

When she came on shore she had her light
burning it being at a very early hour in the
monring when she was stranded, - There was not
any person on board - nor did any one appear
for about three days, when the master who
with the crew had landed at Grimsby accom-
-panied by one of the owners came to the place
But she has continued in my charge the
whole of the time.

I have almost daily communicated with
Lloyds agent respecting the vessel and Messrs Ellis,
Parker & Clarke of no 2 Cowpers Court, Cornhill
London EC, have called upon me for amount
of expenses incurred in getting her off the shore
also salvage claims, a copy of my reply is on
the other side. I am Sir J.S.

Marginalia:
Secty Mare
Dpt Board
of Trade

Vessel Capital

The Receiver may return the fee of £4-5-0
under the circumstances stated. J.H. Farrer 1/2/60

no 2
£4-5-0 was repaid to Mr Scott one of the owners
of the "Capital" on the 22d nth, the receipt will
be forwarded with my accounts at the termin
ation of the quarter. J.S. 1/3/60
Marginalia:
see folio 143
see folio 146

Secty marine
Departt Bd of
Trade

Meteorological account transmitted 2/3/60
J.S.
Marginalia:
Secty Bd of Trade
London

7/3/60

Mr Tiddy Easington
Mr Sparrow request Tiddy to inform Langhorn
that he need not come here about the Longboat
Mr Sparrow today again spoke to Lloyds agent
on the subject, and will send Tiddy a reply.
Marginalia:
Mr Tiddy
Easington