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RefNoNLB/5/1156
AltRefNoNLB/5 p459
LevelItem
TitleCopy letter from Herbert Rix, to Miss Honor Brooke, 1 Manchester Square
Date16 January 1892
DescriptionRix informs Brooke that they have tried Edward Fitzgerald for two weeks, and he is sorry to say that they do not believe it is safe to let him do work. He explains that Fitzgerald appears 'exhausted' by lifting coals, but notes that he is a 'good little fellow' and seems intelligent, and so it is only his strength which is a problem. Rix explains that he has written to their printers to suggest him for messenger work, which is lighter.

Rix asks if she can recommend a stronger boy to them.
Extent1p
FormatCarbon
AccessStatusOpen
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