| Content Description | Reports that he received Harley's commands from Palmer; has received the draft of the discharge given to Bristowe, as drawn up by Mr Walter at Nottingham, and underneath it a similar objection as that made before by Bristowe's council, this time insisting on an order from Lord Uxbridge; mentions his surprise at this as he had believed that Mr Walter had satisfied all Bristowe's doubts on that matter; passes on Mr Walter's regards to Harley; thinks he will draw up another answer to Mr Bristowe on this matter; mentions that Walter can be safely written to at his house in Westminster. |