Letter from T[homas] Coke, Stockport [Cheshire], to Revd James Wood, Methodist Chapel, Manchester [Lancashire]

Regards to Mr & Mrs Burton and looks forward to dinner with them next Saturday. No objection to make missionary collection at Manchester 'Sunday sennight' [week Sunday]. However, chief pecuniary aid brings to missions is by private application and was asked by the 'Committee in London' [possibly...

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Order number: MMS/Special Series/Biographical/Home/Box 1391
Date(s) of creation: 19 Mar 1806
Level: Item
Format: Archive           

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scb_previous_numbers Part of item 15 Coke mss list
title Letter from T[homas] Coke, Stockport [Cheshire], to Revd James Wood, Methodist Chapel, Manchester [Lancashire]
scb_date_creation 19 Mar 1806
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description Regards to Mr & Mrs Burton and looks forward to dinner with them next Saturday. No objection to make missionary collection at Manchester 'Sunday sennight' [week Sunday]. However, chief pecuniary aid brings to missions is by private application and was asked by the 'Committee in London' [possibly Finance and Advice Committee] to assist in Stockport. Travel undertaken since [Wesleyan Methodist] Conference through Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Leicestershire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and South Wales where the societies are all 'small & poor' has been unfavourable to private application for missions. Unable to visit Altringham [Altrincham, Cheshire] as doesn't want to leave his wife alone. Intends to go to Ireland via Chester and Wales (the latter where they have delayed their Quarterly meetings for him). His wife's health is poor, particularly in winter, due to 'the weakness of her Constitution' and thus she is unable to venture out in winter and he must stay with her at meal times. Sends regards to a number of friends.
scb_access_status Open
scb_copyright Copyright held by Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes
scb_use_restrictions For permission to publish, please contact Archives & Special Collections, SOAS Library in the first instance
language English
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scb_scripts_material Latin
scb_publications Transcript apppears on page 424 of 'The letters of Dr. Thomas Coke' edited by John A. Vickers (2013).
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