Letter: 1843 Oct. 11, 30 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, to David Laing, Edin. / Peter Buchan. 1843.

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Letter: 1843 Oct. 11, 30 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, to David Laing, Edin. / Peter Buchan. 1843.

Asks for Laing's assistance in procuring the ministry at Ratho for his son .

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