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'' | <p>Baghurst<lb/> | ||
Hon<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Sir<lb/> | |||
I had the pleasure on my arrival here to find<lb/> | |||
my two Aunts perfectly well; my Uncle is gone a Journey<lb/> | |||
he was obliged to take in consequence of his place in the<lb/> | |||
Hawkin's & Pedlar's Office; but is expected here some time<lb/> | |||
next week. M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Mulford dined here last Saturday <unclear>se'night</unclear>,<lb/> | |||
at which time he was just come off his Warwickshire expedition:<lb/> | |||
he called, I understand at Oxford <del>at</del> <add>on</add> his return. the<lb/> | |||
Country every where hereabouts has been burnt up as much as<lb/> | |||
with us: they have not even had near so much rain as we had<lb/> | |||
on Saturday & Sunday: butter is at 9<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> p<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> £ at Basingstoke.<lb/> | |||
till we came to about Maidenhead yesterday the roads were<lb/> | |||
perfectly sloppy: but all the way from thence there was not<lb/> | |||
the least appearance of any rain. some Company came to breakfast<lb/> | |||
here on Wednesday & carried my Aunt Grove with them<lb/> | |||
the same day to Andover; <del>but who</del> <add>where</add> she <sic>staid</sic> till Saturday:<lb/> | |||
but who they were I am not informed. - they have but little<lb/> | |||
Paper here & I forgot to take some down: I will therefore<lb/> | |||
beg the favour of you to send me a Quire down by Sammy<lb/> | |||
which will do equally as well. My Aunts desire their<lb/> | |||
love & Compliments, & are very sorry to hear of your indisposition;<lb/> | |||
but hope soon to hear of your speedy Re-</p> | |||
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Baghurst
Hond Sir
I had the pleasure on my arrival here to find
my two Aunts perfectly well; my Uncle is gone a Journey
he was obliged to take in consequence of his place in the
Hawkin's & Pedlar's Office; but is expected here some time
next week. Mr Mulford dined here last Saturday se'night,
at which time he was just come off his Warwickshire expedition:
he called, I understand at Oxford at on his return. the
Country every where hereabouts has been burnt up as much as
with us: they have not even had near so much rain as we had
on Saturday & Sunday: butter is at 9d pr £ at Basingstoke.
till we came to about Maidenhead yesterday the roads were
perfectly sloppy: but all the way from thence there was not
the least appearance of any rain. some Company came to breakfast
here on Wednesday & carried my Aunt Grove with them
the same day to Andover; but who where she staid till Saturday:
but who they were I am not informed. - they have but little
Paper here & I forgot to take some down: I will therefore
beg the favour of you to send me a Quire down by Sammy
which will do equally as well. My Aunts desire their
love & Compliments, & are very sorry to hear of your indisposition;
but hope soon to hear of your speedy Re-
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Correspondence |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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