Receipt admitting Thomas Starkie to the Honourable Society [of Lincoln's Inn]. Signed by [T.?] Penn. Lincoln's Inn, [London, England]. January 6, 1804. January 6, 1804

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Receipt admitting Thomas Starkie to the Honourable Society [of Lincoln's Inn]. Signed by [T.?] Penn. Lincoln's Inn, [London, England]. January 6, 1804., January 6, 1804

Receipt admitting Thomas Starkie to the Honourable Society [of Lincoln's Inn]. Signed by [T.?] Penn. Lincoln's Inn, [London, England]. January 6, 1804. January 6, 1804

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This manuscript receipt acknowledges payment of fees and bond and admits Thomas Starkie to the Honourable Society [of Lincoln's Inn] in London. It is signed and sealed by [T?] Penn, Steward, Lincoln's Inn, January 6, 1804. It was found pinned to p. 208 of Robert Nowell Whitaker's copy of Francis Robert Raines' monograph, , published in the Chetham Society series, , Vol. 45 (1857). Whitaker had inserted the receipt in proximity to a letter from Thomas Starkie to Thomas Wilson printed on p. 208-210. A biographical footnote explains that Starkie was the elder son of the Rev. Thomas Starkie M.A. Vicar of Blackburn. He was a pupil of Thomas Wilson at Clitheroe Grammar School and went on to Cambridge University and a profession in law. He married a daughter of Thomas Dunham Whitaker, so Robert Nowell Whitaker was his brother-in-law. Miscellanies: being a selection from the poems and correspondence of the Rev. T. Wilson, with memoirs of the his life Remains, historical and literary, connected with the Palatine counties of Lancashire and Chester

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