Letter received by Banks from John Sibthorp, June 1789 (Series72.152) - No. 0003

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have been sent us without the names. I should be much obliged to Mr. Ayton, Mr. Lee or any of the gardeners, as they will be acquainted with most of them to favor me with the Names or I would trouble Mr Dryander if I could trespass upon his Time. May I trouble you to send back the Packet by any of the Coaches - I shall hope soon to be strong enough to go into the Library & look over the Geraniums when I shall be happy to answer the queries of Mons Le Heritier.

I am Sir
With the greatest Respect
Yours obt. Servt.

Jno Sibthorp

Cowley House

Friday Eveng