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me of the Vacancy of the living of Attoboy and far from thinking that your letters are troublesome, I desire you will be persuaded, that you oblige me in writing to me often, and informing [[addition]] me [[/addition]] of what passses in Ireland. I am glad the load comes in so well; I never doubted but that it would though I as little doubted but that people would be glad of more if they could get it. While I have any thing to do in Ireland as I will have not Jobbs for my private advantage of the Publick. I am glad my little trooper is well. I hope he remembers his promise to me of drinking no wine till I give him leave. I am your faithfull humble servant. Chesterfield.
