| Content Description | Says this will be a short letter as he and Mr Cunisby [Coningsby?] have written a long one about their affairs; expresses the hope that if Lt. Gen. Douglas does not do his duty he will 'never be imploy'd again'; gives his opinion on various others including Kirk, Sir John Lanier and Lord Lisburn; refers to the Bishop of Meath, who made everybody pray for the Prince of Wales, and so thinks he will never be forgiven and therefore will not act as he should; states that if the king [William III] approves it he will appoint Mr Foxon as captain of the guards; comments that Mr Fuller has too good an opinion of himself; informs him Mr Grady thinks he will be successful in his negotiations, and has no fear of being suspected. |