Cantwell encloses a one pound installment on Brownson's Works, and will pay off the debt as soon as he can. He showed Brownson's letter to his bishop Edward G. Bagshawe and his secretary and told them he hoped to introduce him to the Bishop, who replied that he would be glad to see him. The secretary declared Brownson's Works were useful and valuable. If Brownson comes to Nottingham next summer, Cantwell, if still here, will entertain him; and if he has a mission of his own, may arrange for Brownson to speak. The discourses which he gave from Brownson's Works were highly praised. Cesar Cantu has suffered greatly from influenza, the journals report. :: III-3-d A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.