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frequently in frighting my Pages Valet de Chambre. he is altogether a fine Boy and the very image of his mother and I think the Darling of the grand Father. There was a great Fire the night before last broke out in a Back House at Barkley Square, a Cabinet makers House being near threatened the Destruction of all they neigbours, but providentially the Wind changed all of a sudden and it was soon extinguished, a mows is quite burnt down and the only real sufferer by this Fire is a poor labouring [[addition]] man [[/addition]] who by his industry had just saved enough to buy himself a Horse & a Cart. to carry about his goods
