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promised should be forthcoming the course of a few days after he had been able to make the final calculations.
had
the
Although great delay taken place in the winding up of Estate and St Stuffare had been repeatedly applied to on the subject, no actual suspicion at this time appears to have been aroused and, after the dividend meeting, it was confidently believed the whole matter would be shortly settled up,
After a reasonable time Mr
was
Huffarn
applied to for the Cheques but he continually risade some excure, and at the beginning of this month Mr Wotton, from M. Brereton's
Office, and Mr. Follen
interested on
my partner, both behalf of Clients in England
preped him to settle as
soon as
possible
as
Exchange
was
going down and it
was desirable to cemrit the money
without more
delay - W. Stuffarn still put it off from day to day by some trivial excuses but finally fixed Tuesiny the 13th August for the productio of all accounts and payment of the money.
On that day he did not attend the office alleging that he was unwill. The following days Wednesday and Thursday last, he was still abrent
being communicated with
and on
on Thursday a note was
a note was received from
:
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