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London E.C. 21 VIII 1916
U.P.G.H. has asked me to look out a train for her for Wednesday so I am sending this to say she will come by the 3.18 from P due at W''ford at 5.23. Please give my love to your father and mother and thank them from me. Very glad you have good news of all. My Sundays are now spent at the chruch on the other side. M.
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Postmark: London
Stamp King George V 1/2 penny
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Jim's cold is better I am glad to say. Sent the paper you forgot last night.
Dear J. Trust you arrived home A.I. I have been at work today. Everything begins to look better for the magic touch. Love to you both. Shall be back to see you again.
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Postmark: SOUTH.NO.SHOOD.S.D. 1.15pm March 21 (19)06
Stamp: King Edward VII 1/2 penny
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Only to Sutton yesterday for a run, have had a letter from Stonie? stile so have wrote back and hope to hear again soon will let you know more later Jimie
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Postmark: Banstead 12pm Ju(ne) (19)10
Stamp: King Edward VII 1/2 penny
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Text: Displays of medals, uniforms, church plate and prayer books illustrating the work of army chaplains over the past two centuries. Items made by prisoners of war and diaries recorded throughout a variety of campaigns. Sited in Bagshot Park, a Tudor style house set in 16 acres of parkland.
OPEN: Mon to Fri, 10am - 4pm, preferably by appointment.
LOCATION: Bagshot Park, Bagshot. Tel: Bagshot 71717, ext 45
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