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Dear Sir | Dear Sir | ||
| − | I take the earliest opportunity, of a favourable | + | I take the earliest opportunity, of a favourable private conveyance by Major Woods, to forward you a number of commissions for your County and neighbourhoods, the Governor having been unwell, has delayed them a few days, and the hurry of business at the close of the |
| − | private conveyance by Major Woods, to forward you a number of commissions | + | late Sessions of Council prevented me completing the commissions which were confirmed on the first instant so as to send them earlier, there will probably be an additional list prepared during the adjournment, and such further |
| − | for your County and neighbourhoods, the Governor having been unwell | + | recommendations as you may wish to forward to the Governor may be in time for his next nomination, any communications you may be pleased to make to or through me shall be attended to with great pleasure on my part, and on all occasions I shall be happy to receive & execute your commands |
| − | has delayed them a few days, and the hurry of business at the close of the | + | |
| − | late | ||
| − | confirmed on the first instant so as to send them earlier, there will probably | ||
| − | be an additional list prepared during the adjournment, and such further | ||
| − | recommendations as you may wish to forward to the Governor may be in | ||
| − | time for his next nomination, any communications you may be pleased to | ||
| − | make to or through me shall be attended to with great pleasure on my part, | ||
| − | and on all occasions I shall be happy to receive & execute your commands | ||
with great respect and high considerations | with great respect and high considerations | ||
| − | I am Sir | + | I am Dr Sir |
your devoted faithful servant | your devoted faithful servant | ||
| − | Benjamin | + | Benjamin Homans Secretary |
Honble William King | Honble William King | ||
| − | Bath | + | Bath. |
Latest revision as of 21:14, 24 February 2021
Secretary's Office September 8th 1810.
Dear Sir
I take the earliest opportunity, of a favourable private conveyance by Major Woods, to forward you a number of commissions for your County and neighbourhoods, the Governor having been unwell, has delayed them a few days, and the hurry of business at the close of the
late Sessions of Council prevented me completing the commissions which were confirmed on the first instant so as to send them earlier, there will probably be an additional list prepared during the adjournment, and such further recommendations as you may wish to forward to the Governor may be in time for his next nomination, any communications you may be pleased to make to or through me shall be attended to with great pleasure on my part, and on all occasions I shall be happy to receive & execute your commands
with great respect and high considerations
I am Dr Sir
your devoted faithful servant
Benjamin Homans Secretary
Honble William King
Bath.