1309 - Ralph Abercromby to Jane Johnson, 24 November
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Madam
I shou’d have let you
know by Mr Lingor when to send the horses, but
we did not exactly know the time we breake
up on Saturday the 8th and I believe we shall
be in very good time if the horses come here
on 5th Master George is in very good health
and gives his duty to you and his Papa. Pray
give my Compliments to Mr Johnson.
We both join in our Compliments to
the family at Clifton.
Madam
I am your
humble servant
R. Abercromby
Rugby Nov: 24th
I shou’d have let you
know by Mr Lingor when to send the horses, but
we did not exactly know the time we breake
up on Saturday the 8th and I believe we shall
be in very good time if the horses come here
on 5th Master George is in very good health
and gives his duty to you and his Papa. Pray
give my Compliments to Mr Johnson.
We both join in our Compliments to
the family at Clifton.
Madam
I am your
humble servant
R. Abercromby
Rugby Nov: 24th
Madam
I should have let you
know by Mr Lingor when to send the horses, but
we did not exactly know the time we break
up on Saturday the 8th and I believe we shall
be in very good time if the horses come here
on 5th Master George is in very good health
and gives his duty to you and his Papa. Pray
give my Compliments to Mr Johnson.
We both join in our Compliments to
the family at Clifton.
Madam
I am your
humble servant
R. Abercromby
Rugby Nov: 24th
I should have let you
know by Mr Lingor when to send the horses, but
we did not exactly know the time we break
up on Saturday the 8th and I believe we shall
be in very good time if the horses come here
on 5th Master George is in very good health
and gives his duty to you and his Papa. Pray
give my Compliments to Mr Johnson.
We both join in our Compliments to
the family at Clifton.
Madam
I am your
humble servant
R. Abercromby
Rugby Nov: 24th
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Ralph Abercromby to Jane Johnson, 24 November
Discussion of George’s return from Rugby school – Abercromby would have told her earlier when the horses should be sent to pick them up, but he did not know when they would break up. George is in very good health and sends his duty to his parents – both he and Abercromby send their compliments to family.
Johnson Family
MS. Don. c. 190 f.47
Bodleian Library, University of Oxford
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Rugby School, Rugby, Warwickshire [England]
Olney, Buckinghamshire [England]
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Person: Ralph Abercromby
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Person: George William Johnson
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