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

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No: 35. Hanover. March 7th: 1819. Dear Daniell, Yours No: 35 and its' various enclosures reached me yesterday: I return as usual the papers signed: tell Coates I altogether approve the Ditch in Green Corner and think it must answer: I shall read with attention the Bailiff's answer to my question about the Farm: I wish not to alter my good opinion of either Elphick or Coates: but the passion of neither ought to get the better of their judgment: till this year when I have been absent everything has gone well and it is therefore singular that any accident has occurred during my being away: Elphick is not correct in his