CollectionCorrespondence of William IV
ReferenceGEO/MAIN/44865
Record TypeCorrespondence
TitleLetter from the Duke of Clarence to George, Prince of Wales
Date15 May [1790?]
WriterClarence and St Andrews, William, Duke of
AddresseeGeorge, Prince of Wales (1762-1830)
DescriptionReporting of the lack of provisions and men aside from a hundred sheep. Asking George to pass forward his thanks to Macbride and Sr Thomas Byard. Mr Ridge, who was recommended by Lord [Henry] Stawel, is a fine man.
On Thursday he was tipsy and 'last night I followed those passions my godfathers and godmother would not renounce...'
Place Of WritingPlymouth
LanguageEnglish
Extent1 document (1 page)
Physical DescriptionLoose manuscript papers, mounted.
Access ConditionsAvailable in surrogate form only
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Publications Published in "The Correspondence of George Prince of Wales, 1770-1789", II, edited by A Aspinall; no 507 [cut].
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