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favor me with a Letter, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. Clark will be obliged<lb/> | favor me with a Letter, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. Clark will be obliged<lb/> | ||
to you for some Account of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Partridge &, in<lb/> | to you for some Account of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Partridge &, in<lb/> | ||
case it | case it will not give you too much trouble, of the <lb/> | ||
Effect of the Journey to Bath on her Brother who<lb/> | Effect of the Journey to Bath on her Brother who<lb/> | ||
dined with me last week in his way to that place <lb/> | dined with me last week in his way to that place <lb/> | ||
rather favourable, but she is in daily expectation
of hearing bad news from that quarter. Should you
favor me with a Letter, Mr. Clark will be obliged
to you for some Account of Mr Partridge &, in
case it will not give you too much trouble, of the
Effect of the Journey to Bath on her Brother who
dined with me last week in his way to that place
from walthamstow.
I came here on Wednesday to celebrate
anniversary of my mother's Birth when she
her 87th year — her Grand children assisted at the
ceremony — all the FAmily unite in compliments
& every good wish to Mr Bentham & yourself
with
Dear Sir
Your faithful & obedt
Friend & Servant
R Cla
P.S. I hope to continue here til the 10th of
next month.
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"Richard Clark, Lord Mayor of London" |
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