Anyone want to help decipher a letter from 1790? Pic attached. Hilariously starts with 'for god sake'

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And not 'for god sake' in a religious sense!

I have so far ....

Dear Sir

For God sake - ????? In the way you want ?? - so as to ? my ? and ? me knows you have done it - I shall be unwilling to suppose that the ? will be ??

Name?

As I shall be in London I wish you would ? about the money - as I shall ? again found about that?

The time you mentioned ? is now come - ?? I should be glad of it ?

Yours sincerely

B Wood
Tiverton
3 May
1790

@MrsDanversGlidesAgain I know you quite like these!

I can’t see anything attached

Well, you're really teasing us by not actually attaching the letter 😆

Might help mightn't it? Sorry!

@Hohoholdthesherry I know. I'm an idiot 😀 expecting you to just somehow know this

Split into two halves here

‘For God’s sake, push the examination of Mr Kingston…?’

And the front of the letter ... you can see where it was stamped and sealed!

@electricmoccasins that's a very distinct possibility. This is a letter to a law firm so clearly Mr Wood wants him examined

’as you would ?name??? to prevent any further???? delay’

‘Longer delay’

2 line last word is vouchsafed. Possibly.

I shall be unwilling to suppose the mother will be delayed any longer.

What a fabulous letter. Can you say any more about it?

’And let me know you have done it. I shall be unwilling to suppose that the matter will be delayed any longer’

It's matter isn't it? Not mother.
Good spot

Ahh yes 'matter'

First go:

Last bit of first para
…you have done it. I shall be unwilling to suppose that the matter will be delayed any longer.

then
As I shall soon be in London, I wish you would would xxxx. About the money..as I shall be again xxx about xxx. The time you mentioned xxx??…..your Uncle (?) and xxx I should be glad of it

@Just2MoreSeasons just some pointless hobby I have really! 😀 I buy old bits and pieces for a pound or two and I then decipher them. I wrote out what the letter says, put it with the letter and then file it. Some letters give lots of info so you get to research the person/ area

Nothing ever current. I don't poke about in anything newer than about 1920 and I prefer older

Most of the letters / postcards I can figure out but I've started posting a couple on here that stump me

It's just social history really but I recommend anyone do it as A it's cheap and B it's quite interesting

'As I shall be in London...about the money - as I shall be again..about..mother...The time you mentioned...is now come. If I can't satisfy your uncle and ..he pushes (?) I should be glad of it.'

Fascinated by this one. Got the magnifying glass out to try and decipher it. Sounds like a dispute of some sort and the writer is getting hacked off.

For Gods Sake push the xx xx off Mr [name] in the xx you want xx xx- so as to prevent any longer delays and xx xx knows you have done it.

The time you mentioned last year is now come?

Dear Sir

For God sake - push the examination of Mr <possibly Kingdom> in the way you want ??? so as to prevent any further delay and ? me knows you have done it -- I shall be unwilling to suppose that the matter will be delayed any ?

There are some translation Apps that you can get for your phone, that you take a photo of the document and it will translate the text for you... not sure if this will work for you?

'in the way you want to be satisfied - so to prevent any longer delay and let me know when you have done it. I shall be unwilling to supposed that the matter will be delayed any longer.'

I love it! Interesting hobby for sure.
Second line up from the bottom - does it start 'justify your Uncle and ? Wishes...