1744
Dear Daughter London Apr^ll 21
I Recvd yours which gives me grat
Satisfaction to hear that all Goes well at home I thank
God I am allmost quite shut of my could your Brother Jarvas
Sett of Last Wenesday and I Recv^d him With all the
Civilities imaginable and p{^r}omised to assist him all that Lay
In thair powers and Tould him y^e Did not fear it answering
His Expetion – We was at a Play Last Night Call^d King
Lear a verey Deep Tradgey Else have Been verey Little
abrode since I came to Town I have Bought Me a Gown Which
you will Like I Dar Say I am to Dress Me in it to Morrow
for we are to Dine at Mr Rob Coopers and have sett next
Tusday to go to Hakeney Mrs Cooper & Mrs Frost goes with us
I could allmost wish now I had not Bought it for your
Brother Required a good {^deal} of setting of so am afraid your
Father shud think much – Pleas to Give my Love to your
Father and Deutty to your Granmother your Brother
and Sister Cooper Desires thair Respetes to Mr Elliott
and you and hope youl Excpte y^e same from your
Ever Loving and affectionat Mother
D Wright
PS
Pleas to Give my Fespetes
to Mrs Smith and Lett us Know
Whether Mrs Cawton be come or no
I have not Bought your Lace as y^t
Couz Polley Desiers her servis to
you and Douty to her Mother she
is verey well
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Mrs Elliott in the
Allsop Fields Sheffield
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1744
Dear Daughter London Apr^ll 21
I Received yours which gives me great
Satisfaction to hear that all Goes well at home I thank
God I am almost quite shut of my cold your Brother Jarvas
Set off Last Wednesday and I Received him With all the
Civilities imaginable and p{^r}omised to assist him all that Lay
In their powers and Told him y^e Did not fear it answering
His Expedition – We was at a Play Last Night Call^d King
Lear a very Deep Tragedy Else have Been very Little
abroad since I came to Town I have Bought Me a Gown Which
you will Like I Dare Say I am to Dress Me in it to Morrow
for we are to Dine at Mr Rob Coopers and have set next
Tuesday to go to Hackney Mrs Cooper & Mrs Frost goes with us
I could almost wish now I had not Bought it for your
Brother Required a good {^deal} of setting of so am afraid your
Father should think much – Please to Give my Love to your
Father and Duty to your Grandmother your Brother
and Sister Cooper Desires their Respects to Mr Elliott
and you and hope you’ll Accept y^e same from your
Ever Loving and affectionate Mother
D Wright
PS
Pleas to Give my Respects
to Mrs Smith and Let us Know
Whether Mrs Cawton be come or no
I have not Bought your Lace as y^t
Cousin Polly Desires her service to
you and Duty to her Mother she
is very well
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Mrs Elliott in the
Allsop Fields Sheffield
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