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  <dc:title>Letter from Willingham Franklin to William Elliott, on financial matters</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Only time for a few lines before sailing of the Termagant; informing him of death of Sir Henry Blossett [Blosset], appointed Chief Justice of of Calcutta at same time writer was sent to Madras; death not due to cholera, but some internal complaint; his feeling perfectly with the heat not disagreeing with him or Catharine, and wish of being removed to fill his place as Chief Justice of Bengal: Elliott might be assistance in that object by communicating with George Harrison of the Treasury, a friend of Lord Grenville's, but he is not to, if it is disagreeable to him. Sends their love to Mrs Burnside and their dear children.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>26 Feb 1823</dc:date>
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