ID: 1040 [see the .xml file]
Identifier: NLW 5500C, no. 42
Editors: Transcribed by Ffion Mair Jones; edited by Ffion Mair Jones; encoded by Vivien Williams. (2019)
Cite: 'Thomas Pennant to Richard Bull 4 July 1784' transcribed by Ffion Mair Jones; edited by Ffion Mair Jones; encoded by Vivien Williams. (2019) in Curious Travellers Digital Editions [editions.curioustravellers.ac.uk/doc/1040]

Dear Sir

My franking neighbor being still absent, I must annex my order for a L.P. copy of the welsh Tour for Mr Storer. Please to make my Complimts to him & let him know I think it cannot be better bestowed. To morrow I hope to deliver yr treasure (myself to the coach at Chester & dare say you will receive it safe. Moses has put his bill in it. I am selfishly sorry at yr thoughts of travel; but as I mean to make something out of the misfortune, Pray send me yr route: will Paris or Switzerland lie in yr way? I must urge the sem plon for brevity as you do: viz Company.1

So adieu
most sincerely yrs

T Pennant

I hope you received the list of Persons mentioned in my tours.2 & request the return when copied

Stamp: (postmark) 7 IY
Stamp: (handstamp) NORTHOP

Richard Bull Esqr | Stratton Street Piccadilly | London


Richard Bull Esqr | Stratton Street Piccadilly | London


Stamp: (postmark) 7 IY
Stamp: (handstamp) NORTHOP

Editorial notes

1. Pennant refers to Bull's daughters, Elizabeth and Catherine, who were to accompany him on this journey. See 1039.
2. The list has not been preserved with this letter.

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