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Sir
I am extremely sorry that Mr. Dundas's
Engagements & mine prevented our Meeting since I received
your Letter; — he left Town two Days ago not to return till
Tuesday or Wedenesday & I am under the Necessity of going
into Hampshire tomorrow for 8 or 10 Days; I will certainly
talk to Mr. Dundas on the Matter immediately after my Return
& if your Brother should not happen to be gone I shall be very
happy to see you both together,
I am,
Sir
Your most obedient humble
Sevt.
George Rose
Old Palace Yard
July 20. 1792
Tuesday Aug 1. Mr Rose came to town
Thursday Aug 9. Mr Bentham having heard nothing
from Mr R. sent his card at 9 in the morning when he was at h
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