oblidged

About 3 weeks past I was drawn for the Tower Hamlets Militia, and oblidged to find a Man, so that I last monday morning paid £20. 3 shill to get rid of it.

Letter 227 2009

Boy has been to work, but is oblidged to return to the Country again.

Letter 260 2009

I wishd much for information respecting the Old House and am oblidged to you for your letter.

Letter 89 2009

Of his being oblidged to give credit to the trade to the amount of 11 – 12ths of the whole (for we have not received above 1/12 in cash for all the Editions) and, of course have several Bankrupts accounts in the Book [ii] — That we should be at this moment £550 out of pocket for a work in which we have no right,

Letter 45 2009

Tuffen and Mr Sharp, to whom I was greatly oblidged for the unexpected and agreeable treat.

Letter 35 2009

Perhaps you may never be so far from home again, and I feel the more oblidged by that very consideration, as by your visit

Letter 136 2009

[1] I know not how much I am oblidged to Mr Vaughan for the favour.

Letter 35 2009

When you call'd, I was to have your Harp and another home in a day or two, but was disappointed and oblidged to give way to one of his better employers, Clementi in Cheapside, [2] who hurried him with Drums, going abroad.

Letter 218 2009

It is an irksome task that I am oblidged to justify Mr Hood against your groundless suspicions.

Letter 60 2009

I have thought it correct thus to state my opinion and should feel oblidged if you would communicate this to Mr Sharp and Mr Wass &c. &c.

Letter 198 2009