MS Charlotte Mitchell
Dear Bath Brick
I cannot tell how space may stand at the make up of the number but if I can I will put in your appeal1
yours truly
C M Yonge
1The appeal is not easy to identify: possibilities include the appeal MP (March 1883) for subscriptions to the Cottage Home for Chronic Invalids, St. Leonards on Sea (Hon. chaplain Rev. E. S. Ebsworth; hon.
Sec. the Lady Mary Marsham, hon. treasurer, Miss Hutchinson, hon. surgeon. E. Kaye Smith, Esq.); or to a letter in the same issue from L. Phillimore, appealing for the Ladies Association for the Promotion of Female Education among the Heathen in the Missions of the S. P. G.; or a letter in MP (April 1883), signed Beaujolais Dent, advertising a sale in Eaton Terrace in aid of the Mission to Chinese ladies. Or it may not have been published. 'Bath Brick' was a stalwart supporter of the Spider Society in MP.
Sec. the Lady Mary Marsham, hon. treasurer, Miss Hutchinson, hon. surgeon. E. Kaye Smith, Esq.); or to a letter in the same issue from L. Phillimore, appealing for the Ladies Association for the Promotion of Female Education among the Heathen in the Missions of the S. P. G.; or a letter in MP (April 1883), signed Beaujolais Dent, advertising a sale in Eaton Terrace in aid of the Mission to Chinese ladies. Or it may not have been published. 'Bath Brick' was a stalwart supporter of the Spider Society in MP.
Cite this letter
The Letters of Charlotte Mary Yonge(1823-1901) edited by
Charlotte Mitchell, Ellen Jordan and Helen Schinske.
URL to this Letter is: https://c21ch.newcastle.edu.au/yonge/3486/to-%e2%80%98bath-brick%e2%80%99-a-member-of-the-spider-society
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