| Description | Reasons given by Mr Ramus for the detention of the Treasury letter, refers to the conditional delivery of his (de Brahm's) commission into Lord Dartmouth's hand, his suspension now taken off and his character approved by the Treasury, compares his salary etc with that of Mr Holland, desires that he be put on an equality with him, and continued in his provincial office
William Gerard de Brahm to Lord Dartmouth, 11 Oct 1774, reduced situation of Mrs de Brahm's father in St Augustine, in his younger days he held the post of Sheriff of Maryland, wishes to renew the deputation he gave his father-in-law in 1767 at Governor Grant's desire, hopes his Lordship will approve and endorse the appointment |