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
[new page]
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

1806

11

6

6 Novr 1806

[unknown, England]

Manchester

[Lancashire, England]

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