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I find that my general views were, some time before, epitomized in the following letter. It is true that Mr. Baring, then President of the Grand Trunk, did not, at first, accept my views; but he and Mr. "NORTHENDEN, "13th November, 1860. "Some years ago Mr. I was compelled then, from pressure of other business, to refuse what at that time would have been, to me, a very agreeable mission.
My countrymen may feel assured that if remonstrances, firm and dignified, had anticipated each known intended outrage English and Irish-American conspiracies would have not been as now. "ROSE HILL, NORTHENDEN, near MANCHESTER, "12th August, 1868. "I, gladly, enclose a copy of the Gazette notice of your Baronetcy.
"I may add that if our ship had called at Holyhead, the London passengers might have left Holyhead on Saturday evening instead of Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, a difference of a day. "I beg to remain very faithfully yours, "EDWARD W. WATKIN. "Northenden, Oct. 18, 1886." Some Liverpool cotton broker wrote to me to say that I had forgotten that there were two tides in the twenty-four hours.
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