March. Mr. Fahy: 9 gentlemen and ladies, at 9s., £4 1s. 0d.
Mr. White: 1 small fluter white: 3 pair boys and girls; 1 pair small fidler and companion; 1 pair tamberines; 1 cook.
Mr. Fogg: 2 doz. odd cups and 2 doz. imag’d small; 2 pair image ewers; 6 swans; 6 white boars; 6 sprig’d handled cups and 6 cans; 1 pair sauce boats, Mr. Vere’s pattern, 4s.; 1 pair large ribbed boats, 4s.; 1 large dragon milk-pot; 12 dragon breakfast cups and saucers with good deep colour; 1 sprig’d upright teapot, 3s.; 1 sprig’d cream ewer; 24 octagon nappy plates, partridge pattern; 1 vine-leaf milk-pot.
March 27. Mrs. Ann Howard, the Lamb, in Broad Mead, Bristol. 10 round dishes; 2 of each size from the smallest to the largest, both included; 1 largest octogon dish; 1 next less size dish; 36 table plates; 12 soup plates; 2 pair rib’d boats; 3 pair flatt salts, without feet; they must all be the bordered image, blue and pale, as you please.
She has it greatly in her power to serve the factory. I hope they will be very neat and charged reasonable; I have not told her any price. Add 1 soup dish, 13, or not above 14 inches over; 12 table plates. Imaged pale blue.
Quy. What’s to be done with white bud sprigs; what quy. of Cupids and B is wanted white; white floras, &c.
March 30. Lent Mr. Frye, cash £8.
April 22. Colol. Griffin, Brook Street; 4 small upright pint mugs to be painted to the very fine landskip pattern, as soon as possible.
April 22. 4 doz. blue plates, Newark pattern; 8 doz. mosaic do.
April 28. Lord Southwell: Mr. Heylin has promised him to make an oval tureen, the image pattern, and to be done in 6 weeks without fail. Think of the Chinese head for Mr. Weatherby.