Francis Graham to William Philp Perrin: constant rain has precluded much sugar-making; two years' corn is now in store at Vere; the method of hanging coppers he has adopted at Blue Mountain and Grange Hill has brought a saving in fuel; new timbers are needed for the water mill at Grange Hill; explains why guinea grass is preferable to common grass for cattle. 27 Feb Original withdrawn: for copy, see microfilm M785 1805