Sir, The appointment of attorney and solicitor of the London-Hospital having become vacant by the resignation of Mr. Fresselicque, permit me to solicit the favor of your vote and interest to succeed him, and to assure you, in case I shall have the honor of that appointment, that every exertion on my part shall be to support the interest of that charity.
| Main Author: | Malbon, Samuel, active 1786 |
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| Corporate Author: | Gale (Firm) |
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| Language: | English |
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