To Henry Brooke Date: SUNDERLAND, May 25, 1768. MY DEAR BRETHREN, I know not what to say; the accounts I receive from Dublin are so contradictory to each other. In my last to T. Olivers I desired he would go immediately into Waterford Circuit. I wish Mr. Hilton would give me his cool judgement concerning the late transactions. I desire all the money subscribed in Ireland for the payment of the General Debt may be lodged in the hands of George Grant, James Martin, and James Freeman as trustees. But when this amounts to 100, let so much of the Dublin debt be paid without delay. See that you bear one another's burthens. I am, my dear brethren, Your affectionate brother. What is the present debt on Dublin house