Benjamin Franklin to Francis Bernard, March 28, 1764
Philada. March 28. 1764 Sir I am favour’d with yours of the 17th. 5 with the Letters return’d concerning Sturgeon. 6 I lately sent you a good Receipt for Pickling,…
Philada. March 28. 1764 Sir I am favour’d with yours of the 17th. 5 with the Letters return’d concerning Sturgeon. 6 I lately sent you a good Receipt for Pickling,…
Inner Temple 26 Jany 1764 Dear Sir I have wrote to you by every Packet that has sailed and one that has not, I mean that of the present Month,…
Leb: 25 Jany 1764. Honored Sir You Will Pardon this Trouble and My Freedom In using your Name When I inform you that Mr. Webster 4 for Whom is the…
Boston, Jan 23. 1764 Sir I am favoured with yours of the 11th inst. 6 and am much obliged to you for the trouble you have given yourself of sending…
January 20, 1764. May it please your Honour , We have taken into our Consideration your Honour’s Message of the Sixteenth Instant, with the Letters therein referred to, and are…
Boston, Janry: 18. 1764 Sir I am very glad to hear you got home Safe with your Daughter and Mr. Foxcroft without any further accident; and hope your arm has…
[Philadelphia, January 16, 1764] Sir In my last 3 I wrote you that Mr. Foxcroft, my Colleague, was gone to Virginia where and in Maryland some offices are yet unsettled.…
Philada. Jan. 16. 1764 Dear Sir I have just now receiv’d your Favour of Nov. 12. 4 and hear the Packet is to return directly from New York, while I…
Philada. Jan. 11. 1764 Sir Having heard nothing from Virginia concerning your Son, 3 I have at length thought the best and surest Way of bringing him safely here, will…
[January 10, 1764] Benjamin Franklin , and John Foxcroft , Esquires, Post-Masters-General of all His Majesty’s Provinces and Dominions on the Continent of North-America . To All to whom these…