Item MFP/5/9/4 - Letter from John Hixon at Stockton to Joseph Munby

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MFP/5/9/4

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Letter from John Hixon at Stockton to Joseph Munby

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  • 17 October 1823 (Creation)

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(c1750 - 1960s)

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Letter summary:
Enclosed a book of law notes which he has been bringing up to date and which are not otherwise available. Suggests that Joseph should copy the whole document and have it bound - single sided for further notes. Recommends him to master the more intricate aspects of conveyancing and offers other advice. He was unable to attend the festival at York owing to considerable commitments). He asks how the money is to be disposed of and notes that he seldom hears from York at all and that there is better communication with Montreal and Van Diemens Land.

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  • English

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    Acc 54.246

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    MFP/13/4

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