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Excerpt from Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson, Governor of Nottingham, Vol. 2 of 2
To return to Nottingham: after the prince had marched away out of the country, the enemy with out was still designing against the garrison, and the governor's enemies within were still perplexing all his affairs. Upon the eleventh of May, a letter was found by a wench in the night-time, dropped in the shoemakers' booths which letter was directed to Sir Richard Biron, informing him that the business between them went on with good success, and that the time drawing on, it behoved him to be very diligent, and desiring him to burn the letter; which was subscribed, Your careful servant, A. C. And a postscript written, Fail nothing by any means, and there shall be no neglect in me.
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