| Content Description | Is sending a paper signed by the agents of the Universities of Minorca showing complaints lodged against Colonel Johnston; being Governor of Minorca he feels it is his duty to protect the inhabitants by doing everything in his power to prevent Johnston's return to the island; is worried that Johnston's friendship with Gen. Conway will lead the administration to allow him to return, even though his brother, Lord Lytellton has discussed the matter with Conway; wonders whether a new situation will be found for him or whether Johnston will be otherwise provided for; Colonel Townshend has proved a popular Lt Gen. both among the garrisons and the inhabitants and if he were to be replaced Lyttelton would recommend Gen. Pierson. |