No 10 Harley Place
Clifton 1
10th July 1831
Dear Sir
As I have been staying here for 2 or 3 weeks & do not purpose returning to Chippenham 2 before Monday the 18th Instant I thought I might be preventing a disappointmt by addressing a line or two from hence in reply to your favor of the 8th which has reached me here this day. – If you consider the delay of importance & would request either Mr W Awdry or Mr Wilmot 3 to wait on the [illegible] agent (Mr [R?] Gundry- 4 I presume a meeting might be called in the absence of the Bailiff & should my signature be desired to the Petition & they will forward it to me I will sign it with much pleasure or indeed do any thing you might consider necessary & will point out to me by Letter addressed to me as above – the Petition is at my Bank at Chippm and I have sent instructions to my Partner there ( Mr Poole 5 to forward your wishes by any means in his power I write in haste to Save the Post
& remain Dear Sir Yours truly
W. Gundry
PS. I was up at Ch. on Wednesday and answered questions on the same Subject – put to me as the returning officer by the Home secretary
W. H. F. Talbot Esqre
No 31 Sackville Street
London
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