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London, England, 1808-08-12 00:00:00

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"Io the Right Worshipful the PRESIDENT, and to the
,Right Worshipful and Worshipful the TREASURER arid
CyVERNORS of CHRISI's HOSPITAL.
SNTLSMEN,
THE Odjce of SOLICITOEt t 6 MSTS
HOSPI CAL having become,vacant bit the4ecskse of
Illy Father, Mr. THOM AS AST LEY MASER Ly;-• pet-
it:it me to request the Honour of your Vote:and Interest, 'to
succeed to the Appointment
Y 1 beg leave to mention, that I have been eleven years its
e Office of •rw late Father, having been trained to my
tufession under hint ; latter rive years of wuich I have
1411 in partner,hin with him During the whole of this
,
have had continual opportunity of acquiring a know-
ledge of the Rights and Interests of your Hbspital, and of
Making. myself master of its Concerns generally ; many of
Which have incidentally, and Itarticularly during the MU- •
ferent state of my late Father's heatth, been under my imme-
diatemanagement.

Allow me to assure you, that, should I succeed in'rrly-ap-
plication for the very respeaable Appointment which I now
take the line rty of soliciting, it shall be my utmost and
constant endeavour to rollowtlke steps of my late Father,-
who, for upwards of eighteen years, made it h,s ambition
Ind pride to discharge with most scrupulous integrity and
active zeal the Duties of that Situation,,in which you had
done him the honour of placing him.
L have thel-lonour to be,-
Gruvrt.Einzt,T,
• ,
Your most obedient humble Servant;'
10Sgrii MAtiEltLy.
Bedford-row, sth August, 1808

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