Birmingham
9 January 1880
Dear Norris1
Many thanks for the [illeg.] of this letter of Mr Wallace's.
I fear that there is no probability of his being connected with Mason’s College, as Mr. Alphonse has undertaken to assist Mr Johnson in some of the general work of the Colleges, as far as possible.[2] It is grevious to send such a letter, for it is out of harmony with all my experience in the person part — for men of such merit and capable of co-operating with others have appeared to me always to succeed in this life — sooner or later, & generally soon.
With kind regards | yours very truly | T P Heslop2 [signature]
Dr. Norris
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP1799.1688)]
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