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chimnies, and in the | <p>chimnies, and in the miscellany he publishes<lb/> | ||
under the name of the Bee are some<lb/> | under the name of the Bee are some<lb/> | ||
Indications relative <del>to</del> to the origin and advantages<lb/> | |||
of the Gothic stile, which to me<lb/> | of the Gothic stile, which to me<lb/> | ||
who know nothing about the | who know nothing about the matter <gap/> <add>were</add> new<lb/> | ||
and seemed ingenious. I question whether/whither<lb/> | and seemed ingenious. I question whether/whither<lb/> | ||
it will be <del | it will be <del>much</del> in his power to contribute<lb/> | ||
much to the reception of the plan, though<lb/> | much to the reception of the plan, though<lb/> | ||
he certainly will not want for | he certainly will not want for inclination. I<lb/> | ||
believe his | believe his opinion would have some weight<lb/> | ||
with | with M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Stirling (the present L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Provost<lb/> | ||
is he not?) but he, <add>I understand</add> is now in London.<lb/> | is he not?) but he, <add>I understand</add> is now in London.<lb/> | ||
Perhaps | Perhaps likewise with M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> David Stewardt<lb/> | ||
the Banker who | the Banker who having been Provost is<lb/> | ||
can I suppose if the Magistrates, and who<lb/> | |||
I imagine would not think the | I imagine would not think the worse of the <lb/> | ||
plan from knowing that it has the | plan from knowing that it has the unreserved<lb/> | ||
approbation of <add>his teacher</add> Dr G | approbation of <add>his teacher</add> Dr G Fordyce<lb/> | ||
<del>with</del> who has the charge of his eldest son<lb/> | |||
here, and to whom I have been obliged in<lb/> | |||
the manner you have seen. If any of the<lb/> | |||
' | gentlemen <del>after</del> in question after hearing what<lb/> | ||
you will have to say to them with relation to<lb/> | |||
the plan present in this attachment to M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <add>Blackburn's</add><lb/></p> | |||
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chimnies, and in the miscellany he publishes
under the name of the Bee are some
Indications relative to to the origin and advantages
of the Gothic stile, which to me
who know nothing about the matter were new
and seemed ingenious. I question whether/whither
it will be much in his power to contribute
much to the reception of the plan, though
he certainly will not want for inclination. I
believe his opinion would have some weight
with Mr Stirling (the present Ld Provost
is he not?) but he, I understand is now in London.
Perhaps likewise with Mr David Stewardt
the Banker who having been Provost is
can I suppose if the Magistrates, and who
I imagine would not think the worse of the
plan from knowing that it has the unreserved
approbation of his teacher Dr G Fordyce
with who has the charge of his eldest son
here, and to whom I have been obliged in
the manner you have seen. If any of the
gentlemen after in question after hearing what
you will have to say to them with relation to
the plan present in this attachment to Mr Blackburn's
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letter 789, vol. 4 |
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