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To

The Honourable Sr. Isack Newton

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Sr.



I was att My Lord Tounshends this morneing where I found him in Conversation with a German who had bin recomended to his Lop: by Count Bothmar and others as on who had a great deal of knowledge and experience in what relats to Mie|n|es and Minerals he|i|s o|L|op: ordered that Gentleman to come to my Lodgeings att four a Clock this afternoon that I might bring him to wait upon you I send this to know if you ar to be att home about that tym or if you can not that you will be pleased to Lett me know when it will be easier and more Convenient for you I am with the profoundest respect

                                   Sr.    Kings Street near St James    Square Munday 2 a Clock

                              Your most humble Servant

                                   Haldane

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