| Description | Crown Court, Russel Street, reasons for not having called upon his Lordship for so long a time, shortly expects the pleasure of welcoming his eldest son to Britain after an absence of eight years
Enclosure, extracts of letters from John and James Cruden to [W Cruden] in William Cruden's hand, knows he can be of use to his country, he would not have felt his present distress, had he considered his own interest, and neglected that of his King and cause, James Cruden writes "We have advice from England till April the change of ministry I hope will avert some of those evils which the peace portended", policy which prevails in these American States and deplorable situation to which they are reduced
For full description see HMC 14th report available in SRO reading room |