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I would prefer a quarter Cask on account of the freight and am
Dear Sir
Your Obt Serv
[indecipherable] Wilkie

address [Fmer?] Hardie & Mitchel
Steam Biscuit factory

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release to herself & all around her for she had quite ceased to take any interest in any thing & did not know us, but we will miss her very much for she was always so kind & gave us a warm welcome when ever we came

D L SPENCER 547  Notebook 2

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Bill of Lading signed by the
Owner, Mr Thompson,

D. L. & Co
pr E. L.

Voyage be Dr to the Rev S. Marsden whom you have authorised to pay my expenses to England.
I am Sirs yours respectfully -
L.E. Threlkeld

P.S. I send the Duplicate of this letter to the Revd S Marsden for his perusal

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I [indecipherable] in capital health, having had to use the words of a Yankie woman I fell in with "quite a lovely time of it", glorious weather throughout.  The [indecipherable] Genoa, Spezia, Florence Rome, then Florence

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me & I am in all the discomfort of an incipient bad cold.  I got [indecipherable]] of a week or 10 days of such misery, so I have determined to [indecipherable] out to the Mediterranean [indecipherable].  I shall throw off

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I sent this note to the Club but was informed that you had just left Town.

R.A.

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G Blaxland Esq

Cheque remitted

2nd Feby 1842

£32. 0. 0

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to put something right & the Horses got away & ran down the Sydney road some distance. The carriage came in contact with a water trough in front of a Public house & Margt was thrown out against the corner of the