Author: Mursell, Arthur. (1831-1914). British theologian, nonconformist minister, lecturer and author.
Title: Autograph Letter About an out-of-Town Engagement Signed by British Nonconformist Minister and Theologian Arthur Mursell.
Description: [London]: December 8, 1875. 1875. - Letter filling one side of a black-bordered approximately 7 inch high by 4-1/2 inch wide sheet of letterhead with his Clapham address printed at the top. The letter is mounted on a sheet of paper of the same size & there is offsetting from the glue to the top, bottom & right hand edges of the letter. There is also a small stain to the 4th line of the letter. Folded twice for mailing. Good.

Mursell writes to an unidentified recipient about a visit to Otley in West Yorkshire near Leeds, probably to give a lecture. The letter opens "All right - 'Livingstone". [Presumably the subject of the lecture]. He goes on; "I can't walk, having sprained my ankle -- so I fear it would be awkward for me to try to get back to Leeds that night -- tho' I should have liked to do so." He writes he will stay at a hotel near the station and get a morning train.

Arthur Mursell [1831-1914] was a British theologian, nonconformist minister, lecturer and author. Good .

Keywords: RELIGION; AUTOGRAPH LETTER ABOUT AN OUT-OF-TOWN ENGAGEMENT SIGNED BY BRITISH NONCONFORMIST MINISTER AND THEOLOGIAN ARTHUR MURSELL; LECTURER; AUTHOR; THEOLOGIAN; NONCONFORMIST MINISTER; ALS; A.L.S. SIGNATURE.; OTLEY, WEST YORKSHIRE; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19

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