From: C Roesch (19 March 1861)

From: C Roesch (19 March 1861)

Correspondence

A letter from Mrs C Roesch to Wilhelm Bleek dated 19 March 1861, concerning his request for lodgings. Mrs Roesch writes that he can come and stay (if he risks being turned out of his current abode at the end of the month) but she cannot serve him dinner at midday (he can have it at 1pm at a table elsewhere in the house).

19 March 1861

Wilhelm Bleek (letter to from Mrs Roesch 19 March 1861) (arrangements for stay at Mrs Roesch's boarding house where he met Jemima Lloyd) (risks losing current abode at month-end) (wants dinner at midday), C Roesch (Mrs) (her boarding house in Cape Town) (Wilhelm Bleek's boarding house arrangements) (her letter to Wilhelm Bleek 19 March 1861) (Wilhelm Bleek's arrangements to stay at her boarding house where he met Jemima Lloyd), Jemima Lloyd (envelope containing Mrs Roesch's letter to Wilhelm Bleek addressed to in London) (and Wilhelm Bleek's boarding house arrangements) (received letter from Mrs Roesch to Wilhelm Bleek 19 March 1861) (Wilhelm Bleek's arrangement to stay at boarding house where they met), letter (to Wilhelm Bleek from Mrs Roesch 19 March 1861) (from Mrs Roesch arranging boarding for Wilhelm Bleek) (containing Wilhelm Bleek's arrangement to stay at boarding house where he met Jemima Lloyd), boarding house (Mrs Roesch's letter to Wilhelm Bleek arranging his accommodation at her) (where Wilhelm Bleek and Jemima Lloyd met) (in letter to Wilhelm Bleek from Mrs Roesch 19 March 1861), courtship (Wilhelm Bleek and Jemima Lloyd's first meeting before their) (letter arranging Wilhelm Bleek's stay at boarding house where he met Jemima Lloyd) (and letter to Wilhelm Bleek from Mrs Roesch 19 March 1861)

1. The letter includes a copy. 2. The letter was sent in an envelope addressed to Jemima Lloyd in London (see C14.40). 3. Wilhelm Bleek and Jemima Lloyd met during their respective stays at Mrs Roesch's boarding house.