| Description | 2 sheets. Docketed “Further observations on the state of the engines in Scotland. The Linwood Company supposed to be in treaty with Baird. Engines likely to be wanted at Paisley. Mr. Cunningham’s difficulties in transporting his cylinder. Both he and Mr. Houston diligent apostles in propogating the true faith. Overtures to G. Grieve for a renewal of his engagement. Visit to Colonel Fullarton and opinions of his numerous schemes. The Colonel is curious to learn our views in the iron trade. Mention of an offer of a situation made to us by Mr. Buchan. Mr. Buchan’s estate near Cumnock. At the same inn with him – likely to learn his situation. Inspection of the neighbourhood of Old Cumnock. Good conduct of Mr. Pearson – present to him. Will send him to Manchester. Destinations of the other hands. Proposes McMurdo’s mother to be cautionary for her sons in the agreement. Order of a new boiler and apparatus for Messrs. Finlay & Co. of Catrine Mill.” |