Document 21, Letter from John Donkin to Ralph Heron, 22 March 1783
| Ralph Heron Esq* | ||||
| Newcastle | ||||
| Sandhoe 22nd March 1783 | ||||
| Dear Sir, | ||||
| I $rec'd$ a letter from Mr Errington | ||||
| by last Post, wherein he says that Mr Kenyon | ||||
| approves the Bill and that it would be presented | ||||
| on Thursday last; he proposes sending a few | ||||
| Copies to you as soon as printed and wishes to | ||||
| know what the Magistrates etc are now doing & as | ||||
| there is not any Thing transpires here that has come | ||||
| to my Knowledge, a Line of Intelligence from you | ||||
| to him will undoubtedly be very agreeable. I am | ||||
| I am Dr Sir, Your obedt hble Servt | ||||
| Jno Donkin | ||||
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