New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
so very much too pious for me that am not nt 10
deal with him in thu smallest matter"
TO FREDERIC OUYRY, ESQ


deal with him in thu smallest matter"
TO FREDERIC OUvRY, ESQ.
Wednesday Second July, 1852.
My Dear Ouyry: Young Essell y dined here yesteI-
day and communicated the intelligence gener9iy 1e
scrbcd In the nclosed note from CoDD ESseid h G
will communicate with you, ana l apprehehu VIC Sn"i
get the field without much difficulty. -. A..
Now the question arises, what shall we 90 ABOUT te
lana which the Lord has bestowed on BROKER ne
Brooker) here yesterday afternoon, ana saw my
daughter and SAID that could not naSo 81 hrtber
the land until Micharmas twelyemonth as nus olotneT
chose. ard "comrensation should be finally made me
tho loss OF that terms interest OF tne money ne
write to him according to your opinions Ills auuresS
is simply Mr.. BROKER, Hgham by Rochester. go, l.,
could purchase bctn pieces OF ground withOu, IN,
convenience, and have the money IN we InnG 6f
don't to have land, because don't understand ~
way. and seems to put public man OF my noto-
rety-with good-natured repqtaton.aE uSauS ood
Investment, and so desirable TO nOld hgainst hoo
INSTRUMENTATION WJ shall at once defer 70 your opinion.
Tue matter with 'rooker OF cOur1c presses Eyer
faithfully, u D.
TO FREDERIC OUvRY
Once Of All the Year Round
Monday, Tenth March, 1862
My Dear ouyry: Enclosed you will lind the q9ar'sTy
spoke in the wheel OF Yours ever. o. d.
TO FREDERIC oUyRY.
Wednesday. Eighth June, 1864.
the Chancellor Of hg E1e6ega.r on on account Of
Income Tax By one who Is sorry he ever ala H.
TO FREDERIC OUYRY,
Onice Of All the Year Round,
Wednesday November z, ls6o
My DGaT Quvr7 First ascertaining beyond all reason
able possibility of doubt that this yaga Oohds saIeutu
that was drunk In his theatre IS bellous-iTe away
Ever yours, 'hANhEo D'>i'''
The Religious Opinions Of the late Rev. Chaun-
CIV Hare TownsheRd' were reduced to book-form
by Dickens, and published with short introduce
tion in 1869. This task was undertaken in compli-
ance with a request in Mr.. TOwnshend's will. 1t
was not an agreeable employment but Mr.. Towns
bend was an old friend. The following letter is to
one of Mr.. Ouvry's partners:
TO WILLIAM FARRER, ESQ.
OFFICE OF ALL TIE YEAR ROUND,
December 2ls', 1868.
Nc Daar Sir. sbould hardly think II worth while 10
sepd you the enclosed letter, but that perhaps Mias
Coutts should be made acquainted with eXltchco az
II laws claim articles or property acgcu 10 nave
been I'm the possession Of the late Mr. Townshend. .
| take IL TO be perfectly clear from MI lOWnslenus
papers that had not for many years the least ded OF
giving Mr. Norcutt anything but his annuity.
WIZ you let know whether there are any papers
still remaining impDunded q, Lausanne I
Those that have wnlcn M. TOwHHhendS ronElouS
opinions are recorded OF sultOry and incomplete
kind that u becomes an extraordinarily dlihcut task
10 pick out the materials for ineligible volume from
the whole II there be no more OF suc papers st
In reserve the volume must be got together however
dshearteung the process and have the materials IN
deXcd ami distracted with that view. presume that
I'M, cost OF urin aud publication VIII be pald by
the estate No bookseller would entertain the notion or
buying H. or taking the risk OF 1t, am certain Ana
doubt whether Of copies will ever get INTO puDnc
circulation; extra 10 copies demanded by the pFcseu
Public Libraries.
Ny Dear Sir
CHARLES DICKENS.