Pièce MFP/5/5/9 - Letter from Arthur Hugh Pearson at Edwards Street, Portman Square, London, to Joseph Munby, his cousin

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Letter summary:
They had almost completed the fatiguing and dirty job of cataloguing and distributing the Library, some of the books have been undisturbed for 20 years. His mother would then move to a new house in
Islington. Frederick was in London but intended visiting the Continent, Edwin was in Ireland visiting friends. He himself had taken rooms in London.
The house in Golden Sq, was being taking by Geo. Babington (his brother in law)
Asks about musical interests and comments favourably on the new opera “The Oracle” at the English Opera House.

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