Letters – Michael Blackett to Hubert Aylwyn – 10 Apr 1680

By - gregpfinch10 Apr 1680
Document Type: Letters
Date: 10 Apr 1680
Correspondent: Michael Blackett
Recipient: Hubert Aylwyn
Archive Source: CUL Dd 7.26
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Mr Hurbt Aylwin							Do

I have yours of the <primo> p[re]sent I hope you received the <16 L>:= of Francis Dawson, but he had better have beene I know where yn have refused to have paid you the whole note I am glad you have att last gott an opportunity for 100 ps Leed for Marselles, Ile [I’ll] dispatch you some more, either ths day after the Holydaees ths bieng the needfull remains      MB



<Since> writing the above have agreed wth Wm Burton Commander of the Sea Adventure for the  Carridge of 50 ps Leed wch have shipt accordingly, and hoped will Saile ths day, and Come In time to be <veseyd> wth  the 100 ps for marselles wch news would be vary acceptable if not noe remidy but patience, may please keepe thm till another opportunity, for freight you are to pay 9d p[er] <ps> according to my letter of advice ths being the needfull after salutations remaines

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