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1712.1121.Ta

deare Pryor

I thank you for yrs by Mr Gillingham,
& hope we ſhall have ſucceſſe in his
inſtructions, I am ſure he ſhall not
want for all the inſtructions˂˄ helps˃ I can
give him, Coll^~ Pearſon Brings the Act
of Renunciation, w^ch I ſend you open
that you may ſee it, & ſeale it up again
when you have done with it; & if you
Can find a ſafe way to ſend the other
Pacquet to our Plenipotentiarys, at
utrecht; Pray do that he may get ſooner
into England, I am quite tired ſo God
Bleſſe you my deare Pryor

Adieu

Madrid nov^m 21¹

I have got a copy made of the Renunciation &
the ſpeech, ſo you need not open my L^d Dartmouths²

2.

Endorsed:
Letter from the Lord Lexington,
with the Exemplification of the
Renunciation &c.^a Signed by
Philip the 5:^th King of Spain.
Recd:^~ 10:^th Dec:^r 1712. From
Colonel Pearson.³

Notes
1.
The dateline is on the lower left of the page after the close and before the postscript. A later, probably archivist's, hand entered the year date 1712 in pencil in square brackets.
2.
The items enclosed with this letter are preserved with it in ADD 70358 (formerly Loan 29/168). They are a newsletter (dated 21 Nov. 1712 NS and attached to the letter itself with a metal clip), the Act of Renunciation passed by the King of Spain, and a speech made on the occasion of that act's being signed. Both the second and third documents also bear metal clips.
3.
The endorsement identifies the letter's sender and confirms the year date. The salutation identifies the recipient.

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