Letter – Henry Richmond to William Wilson – 29 Nov 1763

Document Type: Letter
Date: 29 Nov 1763
Correspondent: Henry Richmond
Recipient: William Wilson
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/2
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To Mr William Wilson at Haydon Bridge                                     Newcastle 29th Novr 1763

To be left at Mr Turner’s in Hexham



Sir/ As I remember, I told you at Allenheads that Mr Westgarth  thought it right for Sir Walter Blackett to make the trial near Dipton Mill himself & not let her upon Tack, & therefore he had directions to do it as soon as convenient. This is all I can say to the first part of your Lre [Letter]. As to your Enquiry about Stubblock Coll[ie]ry I must desire you will deliver in any proposal you have to make in writing to Mr Bell who has succeeded Mr Ellis. I am etc     HR    


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