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

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No: 38. Hanover. March 28th: 1819. Dear Daniell, Yours No: 35 and its' various usual enclosures arrived this morning and I return the regularly signed papers. I am glad Mr: Pedley has procured a new Gardener who I trust will answer: the Bailiff must of course [[unclear]] for the Ten Pounds: I approve of the Table Beer being drunk on the premises and also of the Ale being sold: our weather is dreadful: I certainly wish Coates to make as many Willow Plantations as he can with success and ever remain, Yours sincerely William