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Anonymous caricature of sleeping rail passengers. The letter is dated 14 November 1846 and reads: ‘My dear Mamma,
I shall be very glad to see you back. Has Emma been in a boat. How does Emma like York. Has Emma been on the bar walls. I have made a gun, a spear and a sword. Have you been to the Minster or to the castle or windmill. John thinks he has been a good boy: he is painting the spear. I remain your dutiful and affectionate son, Abrhaham Horsfall. My best love to grand-mama, Aunt Emma and sister Emma.
Anonymous caricature of sleeping rail passengers. The letter is dated 14 November 1846 and reads: ‘My dear Mamma,
I shall be very glad to see you back. Has Emma been in a boat. How does Emma like York. Has Emma been on the bar walls. I have made a gun, a spear and a sword. Have you been to the Minster or to the castle or windmill. John thinks he has been a good boy: he is painting the spear. I remain your dutiful and affectionate son, Abrhaham Horsfall. My best love to grand-mama, Aunt Emma and sister Emma.