File 1: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, pp. 1-690, 1796-1854

[MS 17]

Dr Sir,

I am truly sorry to intrude on your kindness but trust you will excuse it, as it is the dying request of the poor woman, you went to see, she has a particular desire to see you again hoping for much Consolation from your Conversation and Prayers, 

I am Dr Sir yours in the best of Bonds A Gibbons

Monday April 10th 1818

[MS 19]

[T Hassall is [bdr [boarder?]                                                 19 [New?] Compton Street

Mrs Gibbons 6[indecipherable]

Mr.  Hassell 411 Oxford Street

[MS 21]

This with Mary Marsden's Love and Best wishes

Mrs Bishop say good bye wishing Mr T safe to England

[Page 15]

Goodness of God [crossed out] Minister   [crossed out]                                            Teacher [crossed out] Elder [crossed out] Books Henry Byrne Mr Gulliver Letters to me - Magazines Mr Williams [above list bracketed with note] - answer dated 20 July Mr Marsden & Mrs M [indecipherable - Marsden?] Enemies

[written at right angles] fm Mary Marsden token of remembrance

[written at 180 degrees to above writing] On this [indecipherable] my Dear Linda [?] Yours P On good Behaviour

[written upside down at bottom of page] [indecipherable - write?] Mr Hassall [Hales?]