Letter from John William Dawson, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Speaks of Mr. Hossburgh. Remarks that it is important for them to get Margaret's mother's consent and blessing.
Letter from John William Dawson, 2481 Patricks Square, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Remarks that Margaret's parents are opposed to their excessive communication. Wishes to have an interview with Margaret to discuss this matter. Remarks that he will be in the meadows behind Windmill Street next Friday and Saturday from 2:00 until dark, and hopes to meet her there.
Letter from John William Dawson, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Describes his interview with Margaret's father, on the subject of their marriage. Remarks on how much he misses her.
Letter from John William Dawson, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Called Mr. Hossburg. Discusses the Church and his concept of a Christian. Remarks on the Baptists in Nova Scotia.
Letter from John William Dawson, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Remarks on dining with Mr. Boyd. Speaks of Mr. Johnson's meeting. Will meet Margaret's father on Saturday.
Letter from John William Dawson, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Saw Margaret's father. Finished reading Mr. Beverley's pamphlet. Invites Margaret on walk tomorrow, and will meet her on Preston Street.
Letter from John William Dawson, Edinburgh, to Margaret A. Y. Mercer , 11 Arniston Place, Newington, Edinburgh Fears that he spoke harshly to Margaret's mother. Recommends that Mr. Hossburgh should advise her mother. Tells Margaret that if her mother suspects anything treasonable, she should show her this letter.