Original letters that passed between Mess. Brand and Ford, surgeons, on account of Mr. Ford's conduct relative to Mr. Patterson, and afterwards to one Sheldrake, a truss-maker, who was convicted ... of being the author of a ... libel against Mr. Brand / [Thomas Brand].

Brand, Thomas (Surgeon)

Date:: 1784

Credit: Original letters that passed between Mess. Brand and Ford, surgeons, on account of Mr. Ford's conduct relative to Mr. Patterson, and afterwards to one Sheldrake, a truss-maker, who was convicted ... of being the author of a ... libel against Mr. Brand / [Thomas Brand]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Yon did not keep your own appointment. I cannot be put off longer, and my letters will Ihew the world, that I have Ihewn you every proof of can* dor and lenity. For me to meet you k impofiible, but for the purpofes that I have already Fated. You cannot mifunderftand me. Mr. Hodges will be at Jack’s with another Gentleman at half paft two o’clock to-morrow* to meet Mr. Howard, and any other Gentleman you pleafe. They will hear what your friends have to fay, and I wifh it may be terminated without the neceffity of proceeding to extremity. I need not repeat my refolution. This is the laft time that I intend writing to you on the fubjedt. I am; SIR, Yours, &c. T. BRAND. \ 5 ' • p t ► ■■ . L E T*:$