He comments on the impression Joseph John Gurney made on influential people, his own opinion, as well as that of Trew, of the letter he had written to Scoble, and the doubts about publishing it. He threatens to do it himself if, after due consideration, Joseph John Gurney would not. He reports on the meeting of the Agricultural Association, which raised the necessary money and secured the services of James Cook as manager for the affairs of the model farm. Finally, he sends his love to Jonathan and Hannah. (Copy.)