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Dear Sir,
Three of the Men
mentioned in this Warrant
I have taken, and left them
at the Poor House, the
other Two I have no doubt
will be taken tonight. had
I not better take up the
Car [carriage] with me this Evening
and bring back [??] part of
the Witness's with the
other Prisoners. If convenient
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I should be glad to see
you one Minute or
Two in your Town[?]. Please
send me back the Warrants
I am Obt Sevt
Thomas Watts
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T H Phelps Esqr
[at foot]
Thos Watts
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4.1.40
Monmouth
Dear Sir
I am afraid
you will incur some
inconvenience respecting
Lord G Somerset . It is
most likely I think that
his Lordship will not be
Examined untill Tuesday
but it cannot be
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condoned by any means
as certain, and I think it
is very desirable that you
should in some way obtain
the Acquiesance of the Prisoner
or those who act for him
to Lord G absence - I regret
to say, that I fear Pollock &
Kelly are gone to Ross to
remain at the Inn there
untill (I suppose) to
morrow Evening, I send
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you a note to Sir Frederic
if you think it right to
forward it - he Sir F. is
intimate with Lord G
and will be very desirous
to consider his Lordships
convenience
I am Dear Sir
Yours faithfully
Tho.. Wilde
Saturday Evening
[lines1&3: Sir Frederic /Sir F = Sir Frederick Pollock]
[line 4: Lord G : Lord Granville Somerset?]
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