Document 41, Letter from Mr Donkin to Ralph Heron, 17 August 1783
| Ra: Heron Esqr* | Dear Sir | |||
| Sandhoe 15 August 1783 | Mr Errington left Sandhoe on the Morning | |||
| before the arrival of the Case so that I had not an | ||||
| opportunity of consulting him. The Case is | ||||
| certainly very concise and much to the Purpose | ||||
| yet it will, I think, meet Mr E.’s Ideas more agreeably | ||||
| with some small variations wh[ich?] [I’ve?] made | ||||
| and wish you would be pleased [???] | ||||
| prepared and corrected & either [??] | ||||
| therewith, and the other continued as [it?] [is?] | ||||
| for his Opinion.- Mr E. will be in Newcastle | ||||
| on Saturday Evening, and I will wait upon | ||||
| you on Monday or any Time sooner | ||||
| that you advise necessary. I am | ||||
| Dr Sir | ||||
| Your Obedt Hble Servt | ||||
| Jno Donkin | ||||
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