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President: and the Clerks assured me, that Orders were gone for that
Purpose. But no Orders went: & Sir Henry Moor, Governor of New
York, granted away these Lands, without the least Regard to the Clergy
& Society. On finding this, I applied again to the Committee of Council,
that the Governors Proceedings might be stopped; & such Amends
made, as might still be possible. And I desired, that Mr Johnson, who
came over from America as Agent for other Grantees, & had been
appointed ours also, might be heard by them for both. But this was
refused:
FOLIO 75 and I fear little or nothing will be done.
1767 The Vaudois had been for some Years soliciting for a
Brief, having formerly had several. I thought it not
convenient immediately after the War, nor after the Brief for the
American Colleges. But now I proposed it, first to the Lord Chancellor
& the Lord President, then to the King: who all approved it. And it was
ordered in Council.
The Frost being severe for some time in the beginning of this Year,