Copy of a Letter From the Duke of Portland, to the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester, and of His Lordship's Letter, Directing the Same to be Laid Before the Magistrates for the Said County

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<sourceLibrary>British Library

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<Notes>The 'Copy of an order made at the general quarter sessions of the peace' is signed: Charles Potts, deputy clerk of the peace. Including 'Suggestions offered to the consideration of the public, .. for the purpose of reducing the consumption of bread corn;

<imprintFull>[Chester] : Printed by J. Fletcher, Chester, [1800] <collation>iii,[1],17,[1]p.,plate ; 8(deg)