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Letter Reads- Queen's visit: news in time to stop slaughter of bullock & sheep, though 2 bucks killed (used for Woburn audit). Redall, who used to prepare deputations is now weak; "ing & Twining had better. T.A. Green's language at party meetings (come round to us by hearsay); appearance at a Whig meeting of his youngest bro. Seymour says the royal visit used to consist of about 12: 4 to procede royal carriages, 8 to follow. Mounted tenants to be drawn up on each side of road within park at entrance about 8' 6' apart, best mounted near gate; 4-6 including myself to procede the military escort; as queen passes, tenants to fall in rank 2 & 2, & follow; difficulty of discipline

16 July 1841

From: 1841 To: 1841

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Haedy, C,
Reddall,
Twining,
Green, T A,
Seymour

sheep, bullocks, letters, WOBURN, Woburn Abbey