FOOTNOTES.
Reading edition
“5 Rutland Square, 22d March 1849.
“My Dear Mr Bridges.—Many thanks for your kind letter of sympathy and frequent enquiries. I have had the scarlet fever in all its severities, primary and secondary, and I do not quickly revive, but feel exhausted by the slightest exertion. I rejoice to hear of Dr Begg’s adherence to the national railway war. I am confident 7000 more will be raised up to see that the directors are the grand offenders (shareholders their cat’s-paws), and that it is a great privilege to meet the offenders face to face every six months, according to law. With much gratitude, yours very truly,
“And. Agnew.”
He died on the 12th of April.
Aberdeen—Alexander Thomson, Esq. of Banchory.
Belfast—John Lytle, Esq.
Bath—Melmoth Walters, Esq.
Birmingham—
Brighton—
Bristol—
Carlisle—T. H. Graham, Esq., Edmond Castle.
Cupar, Fife—D. M. M. Crichton, Esq. of Rankeillour.
Derby—
Dublin—
Dundee—William Hay, Esq.
Edinburgh—Dr Greville, 6 York Place.
Folkstone—Alexander Swan, Esq.
Glasgow—W. Guthrie, Esq., West George’s Street.
Greenock—... Macfie, Esq.
Ipswich—Andrew Johnston, Esq., Halesworth.
Leith—Charles Philip, Esq.
London—Joseph Wilson. Esq. Clapham Park. Rev. T. S. Baylee, 2 Exeter Hall.
Liverpool—
Manchester—Thomas Greig. Esq., Cornbrook Park.
Newcastle-on-Tyne—T. G. Bell, Esq.
Paisley—Archibald Gardener, Esq.
Perth—Alexander Campbell, Esq. of Monzie.
Southampton—
Stirling—Peter Drummond, Esq.
York—
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