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APPENDIX I. 443
who as such a sence of ye services your Ldship has
done him and ye country on this occasion that he
has not only signed a warrant for the remission you
desired but has also directed me to assure you that
you may depend upon such marks of his favour as
will be a just encouragement to you to continue
Stedfast in y r Zeale for his maj tys service and make
you easie under ye present circumstances, and as
I doubt not but all his Majesties servants will
heartily concur in promoting your Interest here, none
shall be more glad of such an opportunity than
myselfe who am
" My Lord, &c,
" James Stanhope."
Paper CXXVII.
James Wdwood (an official in the Metropolis) to
Lord Lovat. (Extract)
" March 17th.
" Now that the rebellion is over ... I cannot
Delay to advyse your Ldship to make what hast you
can for this place. Here is the scene now of busi-
ness, and it may happen in your case as in others
out of sight out of mind. ''
who as such a sence of ye services your Ldship has
done him and ye country on this occasion that he
has not only signed a warrant for the remission you
desired but has also directed me to assure you that
you may depend upon such marks of his favour as
will be a just encouragement to you to continue
Stedfast in y r Zeale for his maj tys service and make
you easie under ye present circumstances, and as
I doubt not but all his Majesties servants will
heartily concur in promoting your Interest here, none
shall be more glad of such an opportunity than
myselfe who am
" My Lord, &c,
" James Stanhope."
Paper CXXVII.
James Wdwood (an official in the Metropolis) to
Lord Lovat. (Extract)
" March 17th.
" Now that the rebellion is over ... I cannot
Delay to advyse your Ldship to make what hast you
can for this place. Here is the scene now of busi-
ness, and it may happen in your case as in others
out of sight out of mind. ''
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| Description | Short studies of its rise, course, and early exile. The latter drawn from papers in Her Majesty's possession at Windsor Castle. |
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