Order for payment of £2,000 to John Charleton : manuscript, 1789 Nov. 18.

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Order for payment of £2,000 to John Charleton : manuscript, 1789 Nov. 18.

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Document signed. Signed by George III and George Yonge, Secretary of War. Document, addressed to Lord Mulgrave and James Graham, orders the payment of £2,000 to John Charleton, agent to the Inspector General of Regimental Infirmaries

1 item (2 p.) ; 32 cm. folded to 17 cm.

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