| Description | In answer to a letter signed by Mr Loup and others containing their objections to the terms of the grant, the draft given them by de Brahm was drawn up by Lord Dartmouth's instructions who thought he had exactly adhered to the plans and proposals of the Society, some things are now expected of him with which it is not in his power to comply, the whole project may be dropped or the draft may be settled between his lawyer, Mr Wilmot, and their own |