| Ddisgrifiad / Description | Alexander Hartman, Norwich, to [Dr. Thomas] in which Mr. Hartman ststes that he has recieved his little book which he hopes will have a good many more editions and informs him that Mr. Rush's address is Eye, Suffolk. He continues that he is glad that [Dr. Thomas] is going on well in Chester considering he has been scacely a year there, and that he has not any grey hairs which he considers necessary for a good practice. He concludes by ststing that he himself finds some new ones every morning and takes good care to show them off, and advises [Dr. Thomas] to do the same stating that it is infallible. |