TALBOT6108

Heathfield.
Feby. 12. 1848.

Dear Sir,

I am again under the necessity of writing to beg you for the Negatives which you have of mine, at any rate you will allow that it is hard that I should be so long debarred from having them copied either by Henneman 1 or myself; however by your last letter to Cardiff you gave but too good reasons why the delay had been so prolonged; among which I was truly sorry to see your own ill health ennumerated [sic].

I am grieved also to hear that the establishment 2 has not been prospering, and do not wish you to keep the last negatives which you selected at your own inconvenience, but if you do keep them I shall be much obliged by a Cheque for them, as I have a great many things to pay, 11 large at £1. 1. and 27 small at 8s make £22. 7.

I shall be also particularly obliged for the copies of my Negatives, of which I sent the list, 3 and have begged for so often

Yours very truly
Calvert R. Jones.

[envelope:]
H. F. Talbot Esqr.
Lacock Abbey
Chippenham

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