Some observations on Sir Thomas Hyde Page's letter to Sir Martin Folkes, dated the 10th of March 1794: which letter has been generally distributed by the agents of the opposers of the Eau Brink bill
by Friend to Agriculture and Commerce.
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 903, no. 10.
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