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To: James Whyte
Muirkirk, Scotland.
From: unreadable
Inland Revenue, Edinburgh.
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Estate of the deceased Mr Whyte died in 1854
It is requested that this Reference may be placed at the header of all letters addressed to me on this Business.
Inland Revenue, Edinburgh
25th January, 1856
Sir,
As no Inventory of the above estate appears to have been recorded in the proper commissary court, I beg to intimate, that I am about to report the case to the board of the inland revenue, with a view to the adoption of legal proceedings. I beg to refer to the memorandum and abstract of duties annexed.
I am, sir, your most obedient servant,
__________
solicitor
N.B. - As the commissary clerks are only required to transmit the Inventories recorded by them once every month, it will be expedient that a certificate y the commissary clerks be transmitted to me immediately on the inventory in question being lodged with me for the purpose of being recorded, that I may gave early advice of the fact.
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