Letters to Anna Gurney and Sarah Buxton, 20 May 1837
Comprises:
- Andrew Johnston to Anna Gurney and Sarah Buxton, about the smooth way in which Buxton had obtained the reappointment of his Apprenticeship Committee and he his Motion for papers on Indian idolatry. He reports on the health of his own family, Buxton's rheumatism, and his speech on capital punishment, 20 May 1837
- Buxton to Anna Gurney and Sarah Buxton, about ill health preventing his attendance at the committee the previous day, Andrew's substitution for him, and the winding up of the additional evidence that day, 20 May 1837.
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Dates
- Creation: 20 May 1837
Extent
2 pages
Language of Materials
- English
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 15, p. 293
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