John Sutcliff, Olney, to John Rippon, London, 16 April 1801.

Dear Brother,

         According to promise, you have a short account of Mr Timson. The Sketch of the Sermon you may insert or reject as you please. – You may put me down as a Subscriber for 2 copies of your account of Bunhill Fields. Inclosed you receive 2£. Do not forget your promise to send me a few ^copies^ of the print of Mr Fawcett. If you have plenty of those of Mr Clarkes, who died at Exeter, & of Mr Thomas ^Tommas,^ of Bristol, should be glad of one of each on what terms you please.

         With kind respects to Mrs Rippon & ye rest. Yrs most cordially,

                                 John Sutcliff.

Olney. 16 Ap. 1801.

Address: Dr John Rippon | inclosing a Bank Bill

Postmark: none

Note:  “To Dr Rippon.”

Text: John Rippon Letters, British Library, Add. Ms. 25389, fol. 210.