Volume 58: Sir George Macleay correspondence, 1848-1880: No. 079
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[Page 79]
I went to the city to speak to [indecipherable] on the subject. His note to me on the following day I enclose. I cannot help thinking that they [indecipherable] turn up [indecipherable] own ship. In the [indecipherable] upon the colusion I can easily imagine that they were stowed away when they ought not to have been. I trust that you have got them & that the contents are now safe at the [indecipherable] How very truly you will be in [indecipherable] & every thing [indecipherable] for a year to come. Wretchedly idle s I am I almost envy you this [indecipherable] I think I do I am glad your cows got [indecipherable].
Yr. Brother & [indecipherable] you will now from him
[crosshatched writing]
now that you [indecipherable] be as ready with your [indecipherable] as I should be.
Barbara sends you her very [indecipherable] regards. [indecipherable] will [indecipherable] now & with my best wish from myself, I remain
Yr. very sincere friend
Geo: Macleay