| Description | Letter from [Baron de Torre] de Moncorvo, Hammersmith 20 Oct 1837
to
The Lord Mayor of London
Has previously written enclosing a letter from the notorious Joseph Ady. Action against him has not however prevented him from continuing, and the writer encloses another letter. Mr. Ady has also written to M Carvalho, the charge d' affaires at the Portuguese court.
Enclosed:
letter from Joseph Ady 15 Oct 1837
to
Baron de Torre de Moncorvo
Hears that complaint has been made to the Lord Mayor about the offer to inform, for a fee, of a sum of money due to the Queen of Portugal and about the use of the republican phrase "Queen of Portugal." Is 60 years old and does not know why the phrase is not proper. Recommends him to pay the fee for the information
Newspaper cutting from the "[Evenin]g Chronicle" 24 Oct 1837
Gives text of letters above and other letters from Ady to Moncorvo, and of another letter of complaint about Ady to the Lord Mayor from George Kennedy, Tullamore, Ireland |