Written from Durdham Park, Bristol. Answering her question about Mr Knox, a minister with a chapel in a very poor part of Bristol, as to whether he was thoroughly acquainted with the subject, the answer was yes. The second question as to whether he is 'earnest, active and energetic and would not be afraid of working hard' they cannot answer so well as he has not worked much for them in Bristol; Mr Fothergill would probably be able to answer this better as he has worked with him at Tiverton and elsewhere.
Miss Mary Priestman to Mrs Wilson
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'At Mrs Butler's request we sent him [Mr Knox] to Newport (Mon) last Autumn when extension of the Acts was threatened'
See letter of JB to Miss Priestman late Oct 1872
Biog: Mr Knox; Miss Mary Priestman; Miss Estlin; Mr Fothergill