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Click Here To Edit J.T.Colls's Journal, commencing June 16th 1820.
June
16.
Taken by R.D. to M<hi rend="underline">r</hi>
Moore, 35 Southampton
Street Strand, for M<hi rend="underline">r</hi>
Armstrong to take to
M<hi rend="underline">r</hi> Blackquier -
1. Political Tactics -
2. Scotch Reform.
3. Judicial Establishmt.
4. Rationale of Evidence.
5. Emancipate
6. Copy of J.B's letter
to M<hi rend="underline">r</hi> Blackquier
7. Copy of List of works
sent to M<hi rend="underline">r</hi> Arguelle thro'by
M<hi rend="underline">r</hi> de la Fuente.
17.
Sent by R.D. to Effingham
Wilsons, Bookseller, Royal
Exchange, at his request,
and by J.B's command,
six copies of each of the
following works -
1. Political Tactics
2. Panopticon 2. vols.
3. Emancipate -
As also to Martin's
with £61"18"6 - Crawford's
rent - N.B. It should
have been £62 - but
1s/6d were deducted for
a stamp made use
of by Mr Tripp when
employed to get the rent.
Took to Mr Place J.B's
Letter of proposals to Chrestomathic
Managers.....&c-
19.
Called at Effingham
Wilsons for his receipt
for Books sent him 17th
Inst - gave it J.B.-
Gave to Mr Place's
Man, at his request,
and at J.B's desire, the
52.d vol. Statutes.G.III
20.
Desired F.P. to take
from J.B. £1 in behalf
of the two Birmingham Black-
book-sellers under
prosecution.
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June
20.
Richard went to <hi rend="underline">r</hi>
Ainslie, Kentish Town,
took Lease of Hall Oak,
for him to take to <hi rend="underline">r</hi>
Carr.
21.
— To <hi rend="underline">r</hi> Carr with
note from J.B. to say the
Lease had been sent to
<hi rend="underline">r</hi> Ainslie with directions
to call on <hi rend="underline">r</hi> Carr
with it, and receive the
£750.-
Put into General Post,
Thomson's Cork Papers
of Jany 29th. Feby. 17th.-24th.
March 18th.—
Received, by J.B., note
from <hi rend="underline">r</hi> Cullen respectg
Hall Oak. dated Linc. Inn
22
Received by J.B. note
from Geo Ainslie about
the furniture &c
of Hall Oak.
Sent by R.D.J.B.'s
answer.
Also J.B.'s to <hi rend="underline">r</hi>
Cullen -
Took Letter from J.B.
to Martin's respecting
Hall Oak.-
—J.B.
to H.R. respecting
Cullen's rent.
23.
Put into GenR. Post Thomson's
Cork Paper of April
11th -
<hi rend="underline">r</hi> Rosser dined with
J.B.
Called on Philip Francis,
13, Bermondsey St-
gave him, from J.B.
two copies of Letters to
ies - told him of
J.B.'s coming.
R.D. finished copying
Common's debate of 20th
June on Kings Bench
Proceedings Bill - for
J.B.
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