1311 - Ralph Abercromby to Jane Johnson, 11 November
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Rugby Nov: 11th [damaged]
Madam
Mr Lingor came here
to day and deliver’d his Letters which gave your
son a great deal of pleasure master George is {^in} pure
good health, and goes on very well in his lear=
ning, he is a great favorite of Mr Knails he
has given him two or three shillings as a
sign of his favour. We are not sure when we
shall breake up but I believe about the
tenth of next month, I’ll follow your direction
and write by the post Mrs Nicolls Cakes
were very good, and your son and I join in our
compliments and return her thanks for her presen
your son gives his Duty to you and his Papa
Pray give my Compliments to Mr
Johnson and the good family at Clifton
[change of orientation]
I am [damaged] most obedient servant R: Abercromby
[f.49v]
[change of hand]
Letters of the
late General
Sir Ralph
Abercrombie
Madam
Mr Lingor came here
to day and deliver’d his Letters which gave your
son a great deal of pleasure master George is {^in} pure
good health, and goes on very well in his lear=
ning, he is a great favorite of Mr Knails he
has given him two or three shillings as a
sign of his favour. We are not sure when we
shall breake up but I believe about the
tenth of next month, I’ll follow your direction
and write by the post Mrs Nicolls Cakes
were very good, and your son and I join in our
compliments and return her thanks for her presen
your son gives his Duty to you and his Papa
Pray give my Compliments to Mr
Johnson and the good family at Clifton
[change of orientation]
I am [damaged] most obedient servant R: Abercromby
[f.49v]
[change of hand]
Letters of the
late General
Sir Ralph
Abercrombie