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Chase will go on the 7 a.m. coach tomorrow and be with Gray then.
Date
2-26-1824
City
Hull, England
Keywords
England voyage, Mr. Perry
Recommended Citation
Chase, Philander, "Letter to Jonathan Gray" (1824). Philander Chase Letters. 289.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/289
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Hull Feb. 26 - 1824
My very dear Sir;
After assuring you of the kind reception I met with from Mr. Perry, and all the excellent friends of this place, I beg leave, in a very hasty manner, to apprise you of my intention to be with you by the tomorrow’s (7. O’clock A.M.) coach.
On Saturday, if the Lord will, I must pass on to Leeds and there spend the Sunday.
With expressions of the kindest and most grateful regards to all the friends at York; and with the most fervent [prayers] for God’s blessing on them, I am,
Very Dear Sir
Faithfully Yours
Philander Chase