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From Messrs WILLIAM BEATTIE and SONS, Builders and
House Carpenters, Edinburgh.
EDINBURGH, 23 BREAD STREET, 25th February 1842.
It affords us much pleasure to have an opportunity of stating our opinions of Mr GEORGE STRACHAN, whose merits we have long had access of knowing, both from personal observation, and from having been in our employment for upwards of fourteen months. We do not hesitate to express our conviction from the know- ledge he has of the practical department of building, along with his architectural acquirements, he is well qualified to discharge with efficiency and success the important duties of his profession.
W. BEATTIE & SONS.
V.
From JOHN CUNINGHAM, Esq. Architect and Civil-En-
MY DEAR SIR,
gineer, Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, WOOD STREET, 27th May 1843.
Ir affords me great pleasure to bear testimony to your abilities and general good conduct, from the inti- mate and personal acquaintance with you for the last twelvemonths in my office, wherein you acted as princi- pal assistant, and in a manner I am happy to say most agreeable, and much to my satisfaction.
I have the highest opinion of your character as a nan, having always found you most faithful and ho- nourable in every transaction, and your abilities as a draughtsman, &c., I consider of the first order.
With most sincere wishes for your prosperity and welfare. I remain, my dear Sir, yours most sincerely,
JOHN CUNINGHAM.
Mr George Strachan.
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