Journal entry – John Grey – 4 Mar 1835

By - gregpfinch4 Mar 1835
Document Type: Journal entry
Date: 4 Mar 1835
Correspondent: John Grey
Archive Source: TNA ADM 80/20
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Wednesday 4th March



Engaged in Office business.  Mr Dickinson having gone to Newcastle for some days for the benefit of the Warm Bath - afterwards accompanied Mr Hunt to different parts of the Dilston Estates to direct what course should be taken to renovate some hedges that have been ruined by neglect & had bad treatment, concluding by looking at the progress made in repairing the embankment, for which this stormy weather is very unfavourable.  

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