Sir, as it is very desirable to have an accurate account of the number of horses, waggons, and drivers, which might be forthcoming at short notice in case of invasion, ... [electronic resource].

Sir, as it is very desirable to have an accurate account of the number of horses, waggons, and drivers, which might be forthcoming at short notice in case of invasion, ... [electronic resource].

[Bury St. Edmunds?, 1798]

English

[6]p. ; 2⁰.

A letter from the Earl of Euston, Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk, to the Clerk of the Peace asking for a return of the state of the civil power; with the Dorset return as a model, and a blank for Suffolk.
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English Short Title Catalog, T48315.

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