BIB_ID
216583
Accession number
MA 1338 1.17
Creator
Ruskin, John James.
Display Date
[1853] Apr. 5.
Description
1 item (2 p.) ; 20.2 cm.
Provenance
Forms part of the Bowerswell papers, a collection of papers of Euphemia Chalmers Gray Millais.
Summary
Saying he would be grateful if Mr. Harrison could attend a dinner he is giving for an amiable and very wealthy young man, Mr. Fearon. He is having difficulty in arranging the party because Mr. Fearon's name is associated with gin. Although Fearon is a Unitarian and a Radical, he would merely be a study to a lawyer and "no bad client if it came to that." There is no need for Mr. Harrison first to send his revise to John James Ruskin because duplication would be involved.
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