walter bramall (2 Ergebnisse)

been to Leuchar's home, seen 'Pinafore', joined rowing club and started a tennis club, and plays after work, 'general feeling is that unless the Commission gives the Boers everything they expect we have not seen the last of the war', may be a vacancy in the office. The young man would appear to have been working for the timber and construction company Hunt, Leuchars and Hepburn.

1p., 8vo. In fair condition, lightly aged and worn. Brammall's address is given as Cheetwood, 123 Dartmouth Road, Brondesbury, NW. Note Wilson's parsimonious or thrifty use of his old Premier's letterhead despite his return to England. He regrets having to decline Brammall's invitation 'relative to the Dinner of the Diggers' Club to be held on the 8th June', due to his 'being absent in the North of England on that date'. A manuscript list of attendees (presumably by Bramall) is on the reverse, with the note: 'I should like a small table in the room for the artistes after dinner'.