Letter – Diana Beaumont to Michael Bell – 21 Jul 1823

By - gregpfinch21 Jul 1823
Document Type: Letter
Date: 21 Jul 1823
Correspondent: Diana Beaumont
Recipient: Michael Bell
Archive Source: Private Hedley Hexham 1823
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Portman Square July 21st 1823



Sir,

       Mr Beaumont and I find that Mr W Beaumont has already given his consent to the carrying of the road through the Ciel [sic], if it is thought advisable by the Commissioners & as we are unwilling to interfere with his wishes on the subject we regret that in this instance we cannot comply with your request and that of the Petitioners you was so obliging to forward to us; I confess for my own part I should be very sorry to see the line of road pass through the Ciel – a walk I have so often admired and enjoyed.

       I am sir your H ble Ser.t

	Diana Beaumont



London July 21 1823

Mr Michael Bell/ Glover/ Hexham

Limerick

handwritten copy of Diana Beaumont’s letter to Michael Bell as the first signature on the petition with an assumed date of 7th July

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