Letter from Joseph Pease, Darlington to Leonard Raisbeck, London
- Made:
- 1828-03-17
- part of archive:
- Leonard Raisbeck Archive
- maker:
- Raisbeck, Leonard
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Letter from Joseph Pease, Darlington to Leonard Raisbeck
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Regarding the imminent resignation of Raisbeck. His father has been summoned to Kendal. In his absence refers to the surprise and regret felt. Concerns about the railway company agreeing to receive the resignation of a professional advisor. Refers to a delicate situation and worries about future relationship with the company. 'I am anxious to hear the result of thy further deliberations'.
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- Identifier:
- RAIS/4/1/22