Letter – Edward Blackett to John Aislabie – 24 Jan 1710

Document Type: Letter
Date: 24 Jan 1710
Correspondent: Edward Blackett
Recipient: John Aislabie
Archive Source: NRO ZBL 189
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Dear Sir          								Janry 24



      I hope you Recd my last Lettr I perceive tis in Mr Stockdale’s power to make the Fine very Easy and I believe I need not question what’s in his power to do me Service

      The Inclos’d I desire you’ll peruse, seal and give my son Nedd, and ordr him to wait on the Bishop of Ely and  deliver it, who I know will be very willing to Serve him with his best Intrest, I doubt if my Lord Devonshire should know that I make use of any Intrest but his own he might take it ill however I leave that to yr own Judgement whether you’ll have the Lettr Deliver’d to the Bishop of Ely or not, tho’ in my opinion it can do no harm     I am Sir most Affect’ly yrs



Jno Aislabie Esq    London

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