Clumber Mar. 16. 1817. My Lord I write a few lines to inform your Lordship that I am going to attend the Assizes tomorrow, for the purp...

Clumber Feby 27, 1817— My Lord I have just had the honor of receiving your Lordship’s letter of the 25th informing me that the Assizes ...

My Lord Duke, I have the honour to acquaint your grace, that the confession made to me, by one John Blackburn, of the Town of Nottingham, ...

Clumber Decr 27. 1812 My Lord Your Lordship has not only been informed that the destruction of frames has lately been renewed in this ...

Clumber March 24 1812 Sir It really appears as if the rioters are beginning to think that their wisest way will now be to remain quiet...

Clumber March 19—1812. Sir When I left Nottingham yesterday every thing was quiet, with every appearance that it would remain so – But ...

Clumber Febry. 20,1812 Sir, Since I last had the honor of writing to you a measure has suggested itself which I really think may be so ...

Clumber 5, February, 1812 Sir, It was agreed that Mr. Eyre should lay before you the proposed Bill for the better regulating the Police...

Private Clumber Jany 18 1812 Sir Until quite lately I was in hopes that every thing was becoming quiet in this County — at present ho...

Clumber Decr. 29 1811 Sir, As nothing material has occurred relative to the disturbances in this County since I last had the honor of a...

Clumber Dec. 21 1811 Sir, The day before yesterday I had the honor of receiving a letter from you enclosing copies of a Proclamation of...

Clumber Decr. 16 1811 Sir, By intelligence which I have received this day I learn that the party of the dissafected daily gains ground;...

Clumber Dec. 2 1811 Sir, As I in my letter of yesterday informed you I should do, I have attended the meeting of the Magistrates held t...

Clumber November, 30 1811 Sir, I think it proper to enclose you copies of two letters which I have just received by express from Nottin...

Nottingham 30th Nov., 1811 My Lord, As the nightly destruction of Frames by an armed mob, conducted with much system, is continued and ...

30 November, 1811 My Lord, The mob is now so organized that nothing but military placed in every parish will be adequate to suppress it....

Nottingham November 28 1811 My Lord Duke, I stated in my Letter of yesterday to Your Lordship sent by an Orderly Dragoon of the 15th Reg...

Clumber Nov. 26, 1811 Sir, It is with my great satisfaction that l can now write to inform you that the late disagreeable disturbances ...

Clumber Nov. 16, 1811 Sir, Had there been any post from hence yesterday l should have written to inform you that within these few days ...