Document 16, Letter from Mr Errington to Mr Heron, 14 February 1783
| Sir | ||||
| Mr Wallace is of opinion that | ||||
| it will be neceesary you should come | ||||
| up in order to prove what pass’d at the | ||||
| Sessions, the Committee is fix’d for the 26th | ||||
| inst when I hope you will be able to attend, | ||||
| Donkin likewise must Come up so I hope | ||||
| you will Contrive to come together. I am | ||||
| sensible that this will be attended with | ||||
| much trouble to you, but will make no | ||||
| apologies the scrape I am in must plead | ||||
| my excuse, & the good offices you have done | ||||
| me & may still do to help me out of it | ||||
| will ever be gratefully remember’d by your | ||||
| Humble Servt | ||||
| Febry 14 1783 | ||||
| Heny Errington |
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