708 - Thomas Hatfield to unknown, 6 November 1806

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Dear Sir
I was glad you had so favour=
=able an afternoon, and hope you
found all well – yesterday we
had the Old Quay Packet No 1 launched in
very pretty vessels one of the {?Capts} belong=
=ing to some of the {?Flatts} was a little in
Liquor, and when she was got into the
River fell over board and swam to the
otherside – shall be glad to hear how Mr
Roscow comes forward with his Election.
My mind by your staying to settle the
accounts between one and Jons is much
at ease & done to my satisfaction, for
which I full obliged to you my dear
Friend I [illeg] Inclosed is your Bond
which I have return’d you cancel’d with
the approbation of my son & Daugr who
join me in every good wish for you &
Family – our kind love to sister
your sincere friend
Thos Hatfield
P S Hant thinks you had
Not the Note you left the
Change by me for Grocots note
Novrth 1806
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Manchester
6 Novr 1806
Thos Hatfield
Recd 7th Novr
Dear Sir
I was glad you had so favour=
=able an afternoon, and hope you
found all well – yesterday we
had the Old Quay Packet No 1 launched in
very pretty vessels one of the {?Capts} belong=
=ing to some of the {?Flatts} was a little in
Liquor, and when she was got into the
River fell over board and swam to the
otherside – shall be glad to hear how Mr
Roscow comes forward with his Election.
My mind by your staying to settle the
accounts between one and Jons is much
at ease & done to my satisfaction, for
which I full obliged to you my dear
Friend I [illeg] Inclosed is your Bond
which I have return’d you cancel’d with
the approbation of my son & Daugr who
join me in every good wish for you &
Family – our kind love to sister
your sincere friend
Thos Hatfield
P S Hant thinks you had
Not the Note you left the
Change by me for Grocots note
Novrth 1806
[new page]
Manchester
6 Novr 1806
Thos Hatfield
Recd 7th Novr
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Thomas Hatfield to unknown, 6 November 1806

A short note discussing the election, and a drunk falling overboard in the river, providing details of the bond and what to do with it

Nicholson Family Papers

MSS 1041 1806 (143)

John Rylands Library, University of Manchester

1806

11

6

6 Novr 1806

[unknown, England]

Manchester

[Lancashire, England]

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Thomas Hatfield to unknown, 6 November 1806, 6111806: John Rylands Library, University of Manchester, Nicholson Family Papers, MSS 1041 1806 (143)

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Material Identities, Social Bodies: Embodiment in British Letters c.1680-1820. Compiled by: Karen Harvey, Helen Esfandiary, Sarah Fox, Emily Vine, University of Birmingham. Project funded by the Leverhulme Trust (2021-2025, Ref. RPG-2020-163), https://socialbodies.bham.ac.uk.

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