London and the Kingdom - Volume 3 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

[234] Junius to the printer of the Public Advertiser, 19 March, 1770.—Letters of Junius (Woodfall), ii, 115.

[235] Common Hall Book, No. 8, fo. 154.

[236] Journal 65, fos. 118b, 125.

[237] The king to Lord Weymouth, 6 March, 1770.—Jesse, Memoirs of George III, i, 490-491.

[238] Lord Weymouth to the sheriffs of London, 8 March, 1770.—Cal. Home Office Papers (1770-1772), p. 20.

[239] Gentleman's Magazine, xl, 111-112.

[240] The editor of the correspondence between the king and Lord North gives the date of this letter as the 20th March—a mistake, probably, for the 10th—as the remonstrance was presented on the 14th.—Correspondence, i, 20.

[241] The King to Lord North, 11 March, 1770.—Correspondence, i, 17-18.

[242] Lord Weymouth to the sheriffs, 12 March, 1770.—Gentleman's Magazine, xl, 112.

[243] Common Hall Book, No. 8, fo. 153b.