P65/28/3/14

The Reverend John King Martyn to the Reverend William Mudge, his son-in-law from Pertenhall to the Rev. Wm Mudge, St Clements, Ipswich

3 Sep 1830

From: 1830 To: 1830

Line by Miss Curtis. We glad to hear of safe arrival. My going is still uncertain. Mr Peck confines me almost to my chair. We have with us at present the elder Latrobe and his daughter. He is now very infirm. Earthquakes abroad. Second Coming. We find a letter this morning from Thomas. He does not return till Christmas. It seems he has engaged a young man to assist him who is to be ordained at Christmas, so I expect they mean to open a hot fire upon Methodism and Moravianism. Jane has had an attack of ague. John I fear will be no more comfort to me than the other !

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Martyn, John King,
Mudge, William,
Curtis,
Peck,
Latrobe,
Martyn, Jane,
Martyn, Thomas

PERTENHALL, general correspondence, Ipswich, general Moravian, ague