71 - Sir Knightly Hickson to Ralph Thoresby, 4 December 1682
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Worthy Sr
I Red yors was Glad to here you Gott soe well home
I have not time nor parts to ansur you in yor owne straine
you are pleased to make Apolygs where there needs none
never thinke my friends a troble but ye more unexpected
ye more friendly & ye more wellcome to me. Yor sister is
very well blessed be God Red yos this day I went omedatly to
by ye Buttons & Bread but Could not meet wt any Broder then
ye in Closed: but can have yors made & in a few howres warning
but thay will not sell it under 5s 6 pence ye ounce I was at
severall plases & thay will not sell it thether wch I thought
Good to acquaint you wth before I ded bespeke it ye Buttons will
be to & 8 pence ye dozen if you pleas to have them Pray lett me
know by ye next & I shall in dever to send them: in yt & wt ells
I can serfe you: you {^may} Command yor affectinat frind &
Redy Searvant
Knightly Hickson
Worthy Sr
I Recieved yours was Glad to here you Got so well home
I have not time nor parts to answer you in yor own strain
you are pleased to make Apolygs where there needs none
never think my friends a trouble but ye more unexpected
ye more friendly & ye more welcome to me. Your sister is
very well blessed be God Red yos this day I went immediately to
by ye Buttons & Bread but Could not meet with any Broder then
ye in Closed: but can have yours made & in a few hours warning
but they will not sell it under 5s 6 pence ye ounce I was at
several places & they will not sell it thither which I thought
Good to acquaint you wth before I did bespeak it ye Buttons will
be to & 8 pence ye dozen if you pleas to have them Pray let me
know by ye next & I shall endeavour to send them: in yt & wt else
I can serve you: you {^may} Command yor affectionate friend &
Ready Servant
Knightly Hickson
Sir Knightly Hickson to Ralph Thoresby, 4 December 1682
Reports that Thoresby’s sister is well. Says in response to an apology from Thoresby, ‘ye more friendly & ye more welcome[sic] to me’. Discussion of buying buttons
Thoresby, Ralph Papers
YAS/MS6/28
Brotherton Library, University of Leeds
1682
12
4
York [Yorkshire, England]
Leeds [Yorkshire, England]
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Sir Knightly Hickson to Ralph Thoresby, 4 December 1682, 4121682: Brotherton Library, University of Leeds, Thoresby, Ralph Papers, YAS/MS6/28
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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.