William Hone to Mr. Glen, 30 April, 1817 An Electronic Edition William Hone Kyle Grimes

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Hone Collection, Adelphi University Library, Box 1, f. 3. Transcribed from original.

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William Hone to Mr. Glen, 30 April, 1817. Hone Collection, Adelphi University Library, Box 1, f. 3. [return] — -TEI-
67 Old Bailey
30 April 1817 Dear Sir

I am at home writing my next RegisterThe reference is to Hone's weekly newssheet, The Reformists' Register. [return] from which I cannot stir and in immediate want of Fifteen Pounds which if you will excuse the liberty of my asking you to lend me until Saturday I shall be greatly obliged to you for. It is on emergency I want it & if I go out amongst the booksellers to collect I shall destroy my Register. I know of nobody but you I dare ask — an old friend who has occasionally obliged me is from Town.

I am Dr Sir Yrs respectfully W Hone

[Address:] Mr. Glen 28 Broad Street Place