Thomas Beddoes to Davies Giddy, 26 June 1807

Dear Giddy

I hope I shall not hear of you being ill from warmth of weather & feeling in the house I once thought of recommending bleeding &^c previous to this day's debate, as I w^d before landing in the W Indies – ~~but~~ only I have given up all idea of writing on public affairs or men –

hope you rec^d half bills safe I put <y^em> in the P. office Monday –

Yrs truly

Thomas Beddoes – Tuesday

Address: Address: Davies Giddy Esq MP
Endorsement: Doctor Beddoes / 1807 / June the 26^th
MS: Cornish Archives DG 43/45

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