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[Copy of Insurance Document referred to on Page 179]  Not transcribed

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I am very sure.

Should you care to see him he would gladly go to Pendell Court at any time & you would find him a very amusing fellow too.  His name is,

H.N. Moseley, [indecipherable]
Exeter College

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realize I am very anxious and unsettled  I am pending your decision, it means so much to me and mine -

It will be difficult for me to leave home for some time, as during the holidays I am going to do with one servant &

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permanent success in your undertaking.  I do not quite believe in mixing a School & a Boarding House & I am not at all sure that the Boarding House would work as it [could] pay you better than a School.  I personally

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- 1  Butter Knife
- 1  Pr. Asparagus Tongs
-18 Dessert Knives & Forks
-  1  Fish Slice
-  2  Mustard Spoons
-  8  Salt spoons
-  1 Sugar Sifter
-  4  Dessert Stands in Gilt

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W M Hesketh
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Henry Macdermott
Thomas -----------
Mr H. Macdermott 

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1853

Murders by Aborigines

in the Northern Districts

Return to Address: Mr

Richardson 27. July 1852

Laid upon the Table

11th  May 1853

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stead of my limbs & chest I should now have been in Eternity.  I do however indulge a sort of doubting hope of so doing & you may tell any friends of mine whom you may meet in England that there is some probability of my