Address: Fareham, [Hampshire]. To Mr Gunner, Waltham, Hampshire. Asks Gunner to remind the magistrates of the Droxford Bench that they were to inspect the public roads over the Forest of Bere, which Geary had made 'remarkably good'; but since 'the whole of the public money is expended, and the roads are getting bad', he asks the magistrates either to discharge him, or give 'assistance and support without which it will be impossible for me to proceed without much injury to the parishes, and disgrace to myself ...'.
Autograph, with signature. Some pencilled queries in another hand appear on the dorse, e.g. 'Does it lega[ll]y come before us?'
N Geary letter
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- Dates of Creation14th Jan 1815
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description9" x 7.25" 2 leaves
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