System Number: 11848
Date: 24 [February?] 1863[1]
Author: Isaac Henry Keene[2]
Place: London
Recipient: James Anderson Rose[3]
Place: London
Repository: Library of Congress
Call Number: Manuscript Division, Pennell-Whistler Collection, PWC 2/48/59/1
Document Type: ALS
8 Kennington Green
24th [Feby?] 1863
Dr Sir
haveing [sic] been last evening informed by a Gentleman from your Office that you wished to know if I would let No. 7 Lindsey Row Chelsea to a Mr Wistler [sic] for 3 Years I beg to say that I should consider any one in whome [sic] you recommended as a very eligable [sic] Tenant - on a former occasion[4] of [p. 2] Mr Wistler applying his references were not sufficient - and he required too many alterations and I declined him - if you think the letting likely to be satisfactory as between Landlord & Tenant I shall be quite satisfied
Yours very truly
I. H. Keene
Rose Esquire
Sent to Strand[5].
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Notes:
1. 24 [February?] 1863
The writer's abbreviation for February is unclear (his writing and spelling are erratic).
2. Isaac H. Keene
Isaac Henry Keene, builder, landlord of 7 Lindsey Row [more].
3. James Anderson Rose
James Anderson Rose (1819-1890), solicitor [more].
4. former occasion
See letter from C. W. Downes to JW, 9 January 1863, #11857, regarding alterations and repairs needed for 7 Lindsey Row.
5. Sent to Strand
Rose's office was at 11, Salisbury Street, Strand.