as the Genuine effects of that Great hono ur & respect I have for
you; And if I thought your son were inclinable to visitt the west
Country I durst assure him a handsome welcome; and if I could hope it;
I would protract my journey on purpose to serve him; Or if hee
or you would take some time to Enquire into the Particulars of w ha t I
have related; Vpon the least su m m o ns I would take a stepp into
England to promote soe desireable a designe; I am just returned
to London with wife and daughter s , that they may see this Famous Citty
and am ready to leave it; But if you pleas to hono ur mee with a line or
two, & direct it to y e Peacock in Little Brittaine London , I
a freind there that will take the Care of Conveing it to mee
My wife & daughter present theire humble servise; And if there bee any
thing wherein I may serve you either in England or in Ireland ; whither
I am now hastening, but shall visitt all these freinds I am speaking
of; by the way; You may freely Co m m a und
Dear S ir .
Yo ur most affectionately
faithfull serva nt
John Whithed .
London this 14 th
of March 1645./
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as the Genuine effects of that Great hono ur & respect I have for
you; And if I thought your son were inclinable to visitt the west
Country I durst assure him a handsome welcome; and if I could hope it;
I would protract my journey on purpose to serve him; Or if hee
or you would take some time to Enquire into the Particulars of w ha t I
have related; Vpon the least su m m o ns I would take a stepp into
England to promote soe desireable a designe; I am just returned
to London with wife and daughter s , that they may see this Famous Citty
and am ready to leave it; But if you pleas to hono ur mee with a line or
two, & direct it to y e Peacock in Little Brittaine London , I
a freind there that will take the Care of Conveing it to mee
My wife & daughter present theire humble servise; And if there bee any
thing wherein I may serve you either in England or in Ireland ; whither
I am now hastening, but shall visitt all these freinds I am speaking
of; by the way; You may freely Co m m a und
Dear S ir .
Yo ur most affectionately
faithfull serva nt
John Whithed .
London this 14 th
of March 1645./
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