Letter – Henry Richmond to John Grey – 30 Oct 1770

By - gregpfinch30 Oct 1770
Document Type: Letter
Date: 30 Oct 1770
Correspondent: Henry Richmond
Recipient: John Grey
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/3
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To  Mr John Grey   Attorney at Law in                                            Newcas.   30  Octor 1770

              Berwick upon Tweed 



Sir      I received your Letter acquainting me of the Meeting at Cornhill on Thursday first in order to come to an amicable Agreement concerning the Bill now before the house of Comons for Regulating the Fishing in the River Tweed.  I cannot possibly attend it, Nor can I see that any further advances can be made on our Side for friendships sake than were made at the last Meeting at Cornhill.

   I shall be very glad to receive from you, as soon after the Meeting as you can, an account of what passes at it.                    I am etc    HR

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