| Description | Requests Roberts to find out who has been in the habit of sending him the Sheffield Iris, at one time regularly, now intermittently. Refers to the dinner given to Montgomery [on his retirement] and praises the paper as having “never been defaced by impurity or perverted to Party purposes”. Wishes now to cancel the order as he is able to read very little - newspapers are a particular dilemma. Mentions what is being done for chimney sweeps in Bath - but heartily wishes the use of machinery might be enforced by law. Thanks for a parcel.
4 pages. (Bundle 2) |