Letter – Henry Cavendish to William Blackett – 20 Mar 1676

By - gregpfinch20 Mar 1676
Document Type: Letter
Date: 20 Mar 1676
Correspondent: Henry Cavendish
Recipient: William Blackett
Archive Source: NRO ZBL 193
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Sr

I perceive by your affectionate Letter of the 4th that you was pleased to come too often to see me at London, Mr. Rushworth did tell me a munday morning you was pleased to come to see me upon Sunday, I shall never need anybody to believe any thing when when you tell me it is soe, I respect and esteem Sr Will Blackett soe much. God willing I intend to goe to Barwick, some time next month, but I will stay there noe longer then to informe myself with the Deficiencies of the Garrison that I may acquante his Maj.te wth them and I will goe in as few days as well I can upon my own horses and will goe as privet as I can and troble my frends as little as I can, it trobles me very much when I putt them to charge

I am affectionately your most faithfull serv

Ogle

Wellbeck March the 20th 75



[on verso:] For my worthy friend Sr William Blackett Baronet att his house in Newcastle upon Tyne

[annotated:] <obscured> 1676

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