Letter from the Duke of Clarence to J.W. Daniell, written at Hanover

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I wish you to settle with Mrs: Oak what quantity and what quality she will want to compleat entirely both for Bushy and St. James's: do not mention [[underline]] this [[/underline]] circumstance as it is in fact [[underline]] against [[/underline]] laws: I hear most regularly from Mary: but not as often from South Audley Square: I will write if I have time to George: but tell him his letter of the 6 herewith is arrived: my best wishes to my daughters and ever believe me, Dear Daniell, Yours sincerely William