To Henry Moore Date: BATH, September 20, 1789. DEAR HENRY, Our friends in Round Court have determined to hurt Sally Brown if possible. See letter of May 6. Just now they have contrived to turn Mr. Marriott William Marriott, the stock-broker, was one of Wesley's executors. against her, who seemed inclined to help her effectually. You know a good deal of poor Betty Sharp's affairs. Concerning her I have referred him to you. So please do all you can. Pray desire Sister Ferguson Wife of Wesley's host in Holland. See letters of June 12 and July 20, 1783. to direct the letter enclosed to her that was Miss Loten, and then put it into the post. On Monday, October 6, I purpose (God willing) to be at Sarum; on the Saturday following, at or before noon, at Cobham. So if two or three of you meet me there, well. He got to Cobham at 10.30 on Oct. 8. See Journal, viii. 17d. I am, with much love to Nancy, dear Henry, Your affectionate friend and brother.