Liverpool 10 June 1807
Dear Mary Ann
Having walked to Town this morn=
=ing we found at the Post Office your letter
to TN & being in Town have an opportunity
of including a note for twenty shillings in
this letter which presume may answer your
purpose – M^rs Siddons will not proba=
=bly stay until your return, & will never
again perform in Liverpool we hear her powers
of voice fail, she is grown very corpulent
& clumsy – E Hatfield comes from Chester to
Warrington on Thursday the 18 Instant, & most
likely will call & see you before the hour
of your departure, as she will come in a Chaise
& no doubt will be off early, she will drive to
the George Inn Warrington & the Coach you
will go in, leaves the Eagle & Child lower down
bridge street, attend to the time of its departure
so as not to be left behind.
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[change hand] If M^rs J Hlmes goes to the Play
this evening it is very likely
EN will go with her “Venice
Presented” Belvedere M^rs Siddons
She is very ill supported
We are all well at home
EN has been in Lpool three
times this week Goodbye this
is a very short letter, because
it is the last I suppose
farewell your aff^te {?TN}
My Father desires his respects
to Miss Mangnall
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Note n^o 20616 [illeg] 1806 inclosed
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Miss M A Nicholson
Miss Mangnalls
Bussey Street
Warrington
[change hand] Gateacre Liverpool June 10
1807
Rec^d 11 June T Nicholson
Ans^d 12 June

Liverpool 10 June 1807
Dear Mary Ann
Having walked to Town this morn=
=ing we found at the Post Office your letter
to TN & being in Town have an opportunity
of including a note for twenty shillings in
this letter which presume may answer your
purpose – M^rs Siddons will not proba=
=bly stay until your return, & will never
again perform in Liverpool we hear her powers
of voice fail, she is grown very corpulent
& clumsy – E Hatfield comes from Chester to
Warrington on Thursday the 18 Instant, & most
likely will call & see you before the hour
of your departure, as she will come in a Chaise
& no doubt will be off early, she will drive to
the George Inn Warrington & the Coach you
will go in, leaves the Eagle & Child lower down
bridge street, attend to the time of its departure
so as not to be left behind.
[new page]
[change hand] If M^rs J Hlmes goes to the Play
this evening it is very likely
EN will go with her “Venice
Presented” Belvedere M^rs Siddons
She is very ill supported
We are all well at home
EN has been in Lpool three
times this week Goodbye this
is a very short letter, because
it is the last I suppose
farewell your aff^te {?TN}
My Father desires his respects
to Miss Mangnall
[new page]
Note n^o 20616 [illeg] 1806 inclosed
[new page]
Miss M A Nicholson
Miss Mangnalls
Bussey Street
Warrington
[change hand] Gateacre Liverpool June 10
1807
Rec^d 11 June T Nicholson
Ans^d 12 June