Document 26, Letter from Henry Errington to Ralph Heron, 27 March 1783, p 1
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| Dr Sir | ||||
| Mr Heron* | ||||
| Newcastle | ||||
| Free* upon | ||||
| C Leighton* Tyne | ||||
| I have receiv’d both your | ||||
| letters for which I am much oblig’d to you | ||||
| had there been any time appointed for the | ||||
| 2d reading of the bill at its presentation I shd | ||||
| have taken care to acquaint you with it, but | ||||
| Sr Willm Middleton thought it right to defer it | ||||
| till after the Hollidays, and there was no poss | ||||
| ibility of objecting to it on my part tho very | ||||
| disagreeable to me, the instant the bill was | ||||
| printed it was presented, so that it was not | ||||
| in my power to prevent Mr Troward having | ||||
| copies of it as soon as I had myself, I will | ||||
| take care to give you the very earliest notice | ||||
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