GREENWICH, JULY 27TH, 1891

GREENWICH, JULY 27TH, 1891

Mr. J. Edmondson.

My Dear Brother, — Just a line to thank you for your note of the 22nd and for the suggestion contained in it. Though I should naturally be a little shy of Westland Row I should not be unwilling to visit Dublin — if the way were otherwise clear, but I could hardly say at present that I see it so — for next week I am going, D.V., to a meeting at Newcastle and may stay a bit elsewhere on my way back to London. Should I see any possibility of getting to Ireland I would let you know. Had you been coming over here I should have been glad to see you.

I trust things are quieting down as I think they are generally in England.

With love in the Lord,
Believe me,
Your affectionate brother,
F. E. Raven.