Gives an account of the reception of his paper at York [BAAS meeting].
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Gives an account of the reception of his paper at York [BAAS meeting].
Has been visiting Anthony Rich, who persists in his intention to leave his property to CD despite the large fortune left by Erasmus. It is now all the more necessary for CD to arrange his own will.
Has found the missing packet of forks, which he will send or take to Down.
A circular letter on the distribution of his money at death and the division ofErasmus’ estate.