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Scan 324
the history of the violin, 1864
23 lines. Read by computer on 28 September 2026. Printed page 302. See the scan on archive.org.
1and a publick notary, which gives it full force in all Countries; you may depend on it that what I have sent to Mr. Hayden is to the full as strong as the letter of Attorney you sent me in which there's nothing but a repetition of words.
3"If you receive from Hayden a letter for me, send it to Lady Jerningham's in Grovener square, she will take care I gett it; when Hayden has sent you his procuration to print his musick, lett me know it, and am,
5"Sir,
6"Your most obed' humble Serv't
8"CHARLES JERNINGHAM.
10"Cawsey, August 24th, 1781."
12This letter is addressed to Mr. William Forster, Musical Instrument Maker, Duke's Court, St. Martin's Lane, London; and has also written upon it—
14"A Monsieur.
15"Monsieur Juiseppe Hayden
16de Chappelle de S: A's Le Prince
17Esterhazy de Galantha
18en Autriche. A Vienne."
20THE AGREEMENT.
22"Je reconnois d'avoir reçu de Monsieur Guillaume Forster, Marchand et Imprimeur de Musique; demeurant dans le Strand à Londres la Somme de Soixante et dix livres Sterlins, pour les Simphonies, Sonates, et autre pieces de ma composition ci-dessous mentionées, et qui comencent de cette façon Savoir. No. 1 une Simphonie à plusieurs Instruments qui comence ainsi:—
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