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Public Record Office.—Asks him to explain why his edition of Robert of Gloucester’s Chronicle has not yet been completed.

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Public Record Office
17 March 1874.

Dear Sir,

On 6 Decr 1872, I was desired by Lord Romilly, then Master of the Rolls, to call your attention to the long time during which the Chronicle you are Editing had been in hand: and to state that it was absolutely necessary the work should be completed by the end of the current financial year, 31 March 1873.

Your Chronicle however having not yet been finished, and another financial year expiring on 31 March, it will be necessary for me to bring the matter before the present Master of the Rolls {1}. I shall be ready at the same time to place before him any explanation of the delay which you may send to me before the 31st instant.

I am, Dear Sir,
Yours faithfully,
T. Duffus Hardy

W. Aldis Wright Esqre | &c. &c.

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{1} Sir George Jessel.

Public Record Office.—The Master of the Rolls hopes that Aldis Wright will be able to put the copy for his volume into the printer’s hands during the summer.

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Public Record Office
16 April 1874.

Dear Sir,

With reference to your letter of the 30 March, the Master of the Rolls hopes that you will be able to put the whole copy for your Volume in the printer’s hands in the course of the summer.

I remain, | Dear Sir,
Yours faithfully,
T. Duffus Hardy

W. Aldis Wright Esq