| Content Description | Requests that he look at a memorandum concerning the 'desordres du Committé Francois' and advise Lord Godolphin of the situation so he take appropriate measures to remedy it; states that he is entirely at Harley's service, ready to find him wherever he is and that he need only send a note written by one of his officers, by 'le Penny-post'; gives the address of his lodgings as 'chez Mr dOrleans, a Tallow Chandler over against the Greyhound Coffeehouse in Moor-street in Soho'.
Document is undated; range provided is based on the period when Robert Harley was Secretary of State (North). |