Letter – John Swinburne to Richard Beaumont – 1 Nov 1823

By - gregpfinch1 Nov 1823
Document Type: Letter
Date: 1 Nov 1823
Correspondent: John Swinburne
Recipient: Richard Beaumont
Archive Source: DUL JGL A40 8-11
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To Richard Beaumont Esq.                    				Fallodon Nov 1st 1823



Sir

      I have just received a Note from your Brother with an Apology for his Conduct towards me and my family; that Apology Lady S and myself can only accept of in consideration of our entire conviction that the accusation was made when Mr Beaumont was labouring under mental delusion, it is therefore quite unnecessary to give you the trouble of coming to this place, as Mr B’s Conduct under these circumstances neither admits of nor requires any further explanation.

      Will you be so good as communicate this to your Brother Mr W Beaumont with whom however I must decline all personal intercourse both now and hereafter.   Allow me to offer you many thanks for your good Office and interference on this occasion.    Believe me to remain

                Sir your Obed hbl Servt

                    (Signed)        J E Swinburne 



JGL A40/9

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