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Lord Castlereagh, informing Lord Chatham of the Cabinet's disposition to an increase...
Catalogue reference: PRO 30/70/4/275
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- (1809 Jan.?)
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Lord Castlereagh, informing Lord Chatham of the Cabinet's disposition to an increase of the army, and to the sending of reinforcements to the Tagus: sends a memorandum for circulation on the former point, and intends calling on Chatham the following day,sending him beforehand drafts to Moore and Cradock prepared by him for consideration
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- [Sir John Francis Cradock (changed to Carndoc, 1820) (1762-1839), General; Commander-in-Chief, Madras, 1803-7; took command of troops in Portugal, 1808; appointed Governor of Gibraltar, 1809; Governor of Cape of Good Hope, 1811-14; or. Baron Howden, 1819]
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- G/19
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- Army
- Personal and family papers
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