Letter from John R Denyer to Mr P. Richards Esq, 8 Wellington St., Strand, Tue 11 Sep 1832

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Tue 11 Sep 1832
From John R Denyer
To Mr P. Richards Esq
8 Wellington St., Strand

Summary

Mark Hales confined at home due to illness. Will materially strengthen the case & hardship of Hale as Mr Dunsford is sending stone under precisely similar circumstances. Will see if he charges same rate of tonnage as he did Hale on the Wilts & Berks Canal. Reduced tonnage only on T&S. … either an act of injustice has been done to Hale, or a fraud practiced on the T&S Co.
I fear all hope of obtaining any payment from Mr Dillon is at an end, there being Writs issued against him sufficient to Carpet a good sized room, but he has eluded the whole of them & fled; whither is not known … A list of persons swindled by him would nearly occupy a foolscap sheet of paper.
Work at Thames Head proceeding.

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