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Actions	Letter from John Johnstone to Peter Mackenzie regarding a joint note from Findlay and Reddie to the Commissioner on the day after the Commission was closed - "an insidious attempt to whitewash Richmond under pretence of declining to give evidence from reasons of official duty and State Expediency" [relates to libel action against William Tait] To enquire about this item(s) please contact us archives@eastdunbarton.gov.uk Remove from selection Add to selection TitleLetter from John Johnstone to Peter Mackenzie regarding a joint note from Findlay and Reddie to the Commissioner on the day after the Commission was closed - "an insidious attempt to whitewash Richmond under pretence of declining to give evidence from reasons of official duty and State Expediency" [relates to libel action against William Tait] ReferenceGD185/9/25 Date27 Nov 1834 Extent1 item LanguageEnglish Level of descriptionitem Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch Hierarchy browser GD185 Peter Mackenzie, Editor of the Glasgow Gazette fonds contains 12 parts GD185/9 Other Correspondence series contains 74 parts GD185/9/25 Letter from John Johnstone to Peter Mackenzie regarding a joint note from Findlay and Reddie to the Commissioner on the day after the Commission was closed - "an insidious attempt to whitewash Richmond under pretence of declining to give evidence from reasons of official duty and State Expediency" [relates to libel action against William Tait] item

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Letter from John Johnstone to Peter Mackenzie regarding a joint note from Findlay and Reddie to the Commissioner on the day after the Commission was closed - "an insidious attempt to whitewash Richmond under pretence of declining to give evidence from reasons of official duty and State Expediency" [relates to libel action against William Tait]

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TitleLetter from John Johnstone to Peter Mackenzie regarding a joint note from Findlay and Reddie to the Commissioner on the day after the Commission was closed - "an insidious attempt to whitewash Richmond under pretence of declining to give evidence from reasons of official duty and State Expediency" [relates to libel action against William Tait]

ReferenceGD185/9/25

Date27 Nov 1834

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LanguageEnglish

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Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch

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GD185
Peter Mackenzie, Editor of the Glasgow Gazette
fonds contains 12 parts
- GD185/9
  Other Correspondence
  series contains 74 parts
  - GD185/9/25
    Letter from John Johnstone to Peter Mackenzie regarding a joint note from Findlay and Reddie to the Commissioner on the day after the Commission was closed - "an insidious attempt to whitewash Richmond under pretence of declining to give evidence from reasons of official duty and State Expediency" [relates to libel action against William Tait]
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