To Jonathan Pritchard NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, June 22, 1774. DEAR JONATHAN, It appears to me that Mr. Oliver should in a mild and loving manner talk with T. Bennett, and tell him, 'Mr. W. will take it exceeding ill if he does not pay the money according to his promise.' If he urges any or all the complaints you mention, Mr. O. may readily make the same answers that you do. I can hardly think that T. Bennett has any design to wrong me; but he is stout, and stands upon his honor. Be not weary of well doing. Be glad if you can do a little for God. And do what you can till you can do what you would. I am, dear Jonathan, Your affectionate brother. Mr. Jon. Pritchard, At Boughton, Near Chester.