To Thomas Tattershall Date: LONDON, February 28, 1790. DEAR TOMMY, If you had given me in time a particular account of your late disorder, c., it is highly probable I should have saved you some expense and a good deal of pain. But never imagine you and I shall be saved from reproach unless we changed our Master. Although it was determined at the Conference not to begin any other house till that at Dewsbury was finished which is not done) I believe none will be offended at your receiving private benefactions from particular friends. I am, dear Tommy, Your affectionate friend and brother. To Mr. Tattershall, At the Preaching-house, In Norwich.