Letter – Joseph Richmond to William Jobson – 28 Mar 1762

By - gregpfinch28 Mar 1762
Document Type: Letter
Date: 28 Mar 1762
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: William Jobson
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/2
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To Mr Wm. Jobson                                                                     Newcastle 28th March 1762



Sir/  I recd by Jno. Smith a Box containing part of the dressing plate, so much I suppose as Sr. Wr. ordered to be packed up to be sent to London; whither I sent it by yesterdays Carrier. Monday, that is, tomorrow fortnight I expect there will be a meeting at  Wallington of Sr Robt. Bewick & Mr Co[lingwood] Forster etc to do something abt. the Kirkheaton Affair that is the day talked of at present & wch I think it proper to apprize you that you may not be fm home that week if you can help it. Mr Forster is wrote to know if that day will suit him, or wch other day he wod rather chose & as soon as that day is fixed you will have an acct of it. In the mean time it will be best to say nothing of y[ou]r intention lest accidents may happen to change it. I am etc.  J R

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