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Case 477

5. Letter from Alice Furneaux following a Committee meeting which had discussed E. and P's case 9 November 1893

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56 [Leam] Terrace
Nov. 9th 1893

Dear Mr. Rudolf

I enclose the balance sheet for October. It has been rather a heavy owing to the seat & sales. also the fire buckets & some [?] are extra expenses. I thought it best to put the £10 you sent me yesterday to the October account in order to make the balance right- & when you send me the extra money you kindly promised, it will go into the November account.

Our Committee met this morning. I laid your letter before them re E. & P. I [beg] earnestly hope that [we] may be allowed to keep P. at any rate for a longer period. We shall be anxious to hear

Overwritten in red: [?]
Overwritten in pencil: Mr. W. [?] To read


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