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Marriott is forwarding Chase's letter to him and making sure that Chase will be able to make to dinner with Mr Ward at Great Horkesley
Date
6-2-1824
City
London, England
Keywords
Mr Ward, Great Horkesley, England Voyage, Vice Chancellor, Cambridge University
Recommended Citation
Marriott, George, "Letter to Philander Chase" (1824). Philander Chase Letters. 360.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/360
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Temple 2nd June
My dear Friend
I obtained this frank to send you any letter, or letters, which the Post of today may bring for you. I will see what there is of this kind, before I put in anything from myself. I did not know that you was to dine today with the Vice-Chancellor till after I had sent off my yesterday’s letter. I presume that you will stay long enough to-morrow to receive this, but, as you will have something to do here, and must leave Town on Saturday morning at nine, I do hope, if you do not come up by a Day Coach to-morrow, you will by a night Coach. Mr Ward expects us at Great Horkesley, within two miles of Rayland, on Saturday at 5 o’clock.
4 P.M. No letters for you. I shall fill the frank with something after I reach home.
G.W.M.