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Title: W. H. Male, Canada, to John A. Peel, Armagh.
ID3680
CollectionIrish Emigration Database
Filemale & christie/15
Year1936
SenderMale & Christie
Sender Gendermale
Sender Occupationsolicitors, barristers
Sender Religionunknown
OriginToronto, Ontario, Canada
DestinationArmagh, N.Ireland
RecipientPeel, Joshua
Recipient Gendermale
Relationshipbusiness
SourceD 889/7/1: Deposited by Joshua Peel & Son, Solicitors, Armagh
ArchiveThe Public Record Office, N. Ireland
Doc. No.9809275
Date21/8/1936
Partial Date
Doc. TypeEMG
LogDocument added by LT, 13:10:98.
Word Count334
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Telephone ADelaide 1971
K. A. Christie, B.A. Cable Address:
"Harmale, Toronto"
MALE & CHRISTIE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
601 Federal Building, 85 Richmond St. West
TORONTO 2, CANADA


August 21st, 1936.

John A. Peel, Esq.,
Barrister, Etc.,
Armagh,
NORTH IRELAND.

Re: Mr. Joseph Steenson &
house no. 27 Gates Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario


Dear Mr. Peel:

I wrote you on May 14th (sic), in regard to
this matter and as I did not hear from you, I wrote
you again on July 13th. It is now August 21st and so
I presume your long silence means that you are unwilling
to act for me in this matter. I feel that
the delay has been most unfortunate as Mr. Steenson
wrote to Mr. Thompson here, stating that he was
willing to execute the Assignment to my client. I
hope the delay in attending to the matter at your
end has not given Mr. Steenson an opportunity to
change his mind. You are, of course, a stranger
to me but Mr. Thompson spoke of you so highly that
I felt that I could count on your co-operation. I asked
Mr. Thompson to recommend some Solicitor doing
business in your city and he told me I could not
engage a better lawyer than yourself. It is, of
course, possible that you have been ill or on a
very extended trip but in such case, I would imagine
that your clerk would have dropped me a line of explanation.
What has to be done is very simple. It
is simply a case of having the Assignment of Mortgage
duly executed by Mr. Steenson and then forwarding
same either to myself or to Mr. Thompson. If
the document is sent to me directly, I would forward
the monies agreed upon direct to you, or, if the
document should be sent to Mr. Thompson, I would pay
such monies over to him when he hands me the Assignment
in duplicate. If you are unwilling to act, I
hope you will do me the courtesy of returning my
papers.

I do not know what is the practice
in Ireland in such matters, but if it is not improper
for me to ask the favour, I will indeed
appreciate a reply from you by return mail.

Yours truly,
W. H. Male

W. H. Male.

WHM/EP.

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