Ely
19 July 1848
Dear Sir
I really am very much obliged to you – in the first place, for your kindness in offering to receive me in your house; and secondly for reminding me of the re-opening of M r Bacon’s Church – which amidst the distractions of business, I fear I should have forgotten.
I now find that official engagements will unavoidably prevent my attendance on that occasion; and tomorrow I shall write to M r Bacon to express my regret that so it must be.
With many thanks for your attention, I remain
Dear Sir,| yours very faithfully | J. Ely
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