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Millbank – | Millbank – Friday Evening</p> | ||
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embarrassed — that if he could procure<lb/> | embarrassed — that if he could procure<lb/> | ||
<add>a loan of</add> £ 300 one half for the Distilling apparatus<lb/> | <add>a loan of</add> £ 300 one half for the Distilling apparatus<lb/> | ||
& and the | &c and the other for a capital to<lb/> | ||
commence, he could carry on this<lb/> | commence, he could carry on this<lb/> | ||
business and his Literary Labours at<lb/> | business and his Literary Labours at<lb/> | ||
the same time, and gain an abundant<lb/> | the same time, and gain an abundant<lb/> | ||
subsistence. — Having taken an insterest<lb/> | |||
in his welfare, he was | in his welfare, he was induced to apply<lb/> | ||
to you with a | to you with a view to know whether<lb/> | ||
you could either yourself, or trough<lb/> | you could either yourself, or trough<lb/> | ||
any friend or aquaintance procure</p> | any friend or aquaintance procure</p> | ||
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1 Dec 1820
2 Thames Bank Place
Millbank – Friday Evening
Dear Sir
Mr. Rey called on me this morning to desire that I would make
the following communication to you —
He says that his father was a
Distiller and at Grenoble, and
that he himself is thoroughly aquainted
with the process of making Cherry-Water
Kirschen-wasser &c — that two
Frenchmen had established a concern of
this sort in London, but having committed
some imprudent acts, they have become
embarrassed — that if he could procure
a loan of £ 300 one half for the Distilling apparatus
&c and the other for a capital to
commence, he could carry on this
business and his Literary Labours at
the same time, and gain an abundant
subsistence. — Having taken an insterest
in his welfare, he was induced to apply
to you with a view to know whether
you could either yourself, or trough
any friend or aquaintance procure
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