Record

Document Reference	Ne C 51
Title	Extract of a letter from [T. Pelham-Holles] 4th Duke of Newcastle upon Tyne [later 1st Duke of Newcastle under Lyne] to The British Plenipotentiaries; 7 Jul. 1729
Date	7 July 1729
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	The Queen wishes them to inform the Cardinal that on Colonel Armstrong's advice there is no objection to the works at Dunkirk provided the Commandant is ordered to ensure that no foundations for batteries be laid at the entrance to the Old Harbour.
Term	harbours and ports, fortification of
Term	treaties, verification

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA18636	Fleury; André H. de (1653-1743); Cardinal; Ministre d'etat and Bishop of Frejus	1653-1743
NA18637	Armstrong; John (1674-1742); Chief Engineer of England; Major-General and FRS.	1674-1742
NA15083	Caroline Amelia Elizabeth (1768-1821); Queen Consort; Queen of George IV; daughter of Duke Charles of Brunswick	1768-1821
NA15053	Walpole; Horatio (1678-1757); 1st Baron Walpole; diplomat; cr. 1756	1678-1757
NA18624	Stanhope; Charles (1673-1760); Mr; M.P. and Secretary to Treasury; brother of 1st Earl of Harrington	1673-1760
NA18641	Poyntz; Stephen (1685-1750); Mr; diplomat and P.C.	1685-1750
NA18642	British Plenipotentiaries; 1729; to the French court over the verification of the Treaty of Utrecht	1729
NA487	Holles; Thomas Pelham- (1693-1768); 1st Duke of Newcastle under Lyne; also 4th Duke of Newcastle upon Tyne; cr. 1756	1693-1768