Letter – Walter Blackett to Edward Chandler – 17 Jun 1732

By - gregpfinch17 Jun 1732
Document Type: Letter
Date: 17 Jun 1732
Correspondent: Walter Blackett
Recipient: Edward Chandler
Archive Source: DUL CCB B 182 121
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Newcastle 17th June 1732



My Lord

Upon my return from Berwick I found your Lordship had honoured me with a letter in my absence; I am sorry I was not master enough of business to have given a more speedy answer, I really was at a loss till I had made proper inquirys from our stewards in Weredale, which by reason of distance could not be immediately executed; I perceive there are other differences likely to arise, upon which account , if agreeable, I will do my self the honour to wait upon your Lordship on monday next.

      I am My Lord, You Lordships Most Obedient

      Wr Blackett

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