File C234. - W. Catchmay of Monmouth to Sir Charles Kemeys. Informing him that peace had been concluded between the townsmen after the ...,

W. Catchmay of Monmouth to Sir Charles Kemeys. Informing him that peace had been concluded between the townsmen after the great debate in the Chancellor's court at Hereford, though he understood that the parson of the parish was 'left out on both sides'' at a meeting of JPs at Uske, Ffortune had begged them to sign a certificate on behalf of Sam Pye to be postmaster in his stead, to which Messrs Probert, Ffloyer and Jones assented, but Perkins and the rest refused to sign; the writer, the present postmaster, did not know what they intended to allege against him, but he relies on Sir Charles's support.