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5, ROYAL OPERA ARCADE
(Governors of Bombay), Francis Warden, Chief Secretary,
and The Court of Directors of the Honourable East India
Company. Submitting his sentiments relative to under-
taking a survey of the Teak Wood Forests to the north-
ward, and of the Barochi Purgunnah; about the abolition
of the post of Surveyor-General. In his “ Memorial ”
Monier Williams states that in 1800 he was appointed
Surveyor by Colonel Wellesley (“ now his Grace the Duke
of Wellington”). Quotes from a letter of Colonel
Wellesley, of March 15th 1802. Etc. £2, 2s.
192 NEPEAN (Molyneux H.). Autograph MSS., comprising:
1. A Biography of his Father (Sir Evan Nepean,
Governor of Bombay). 9 pp. 4to.
Stating how his father went to America as a midshipman when
the “ American War had already begun to rage with great vio-
lence,” how the Admiral’s secretary died and Evan Nepean
took his place, became purser of the ships at Boston, with a
thousand pounds a year in his pocket at the age of 17. Lord
Shuldam succeeded Sir William Howe as Commander. Upon his
return Evan Nepean became one of the Secretaries of State under
Lord Sydney, North and Mr Dundas. Thence his father entered
the War Office, and after 15 years to the Admiralty. Etc.
2. French Exercises and drafts of Letters and note on the
shooting of Spencer Perceval, together with an A.L.s.
from A. Lackworthy stating that M. H. Nepean is
registered as a Freemason in the All Souls Lodge,
Weymouth, 26 Oct. 1837. 45 pp. 4to. £2, 2s.
193 NEPEAN (M. H.). 3 Contemporary Copies of Documents
endorsed and signed by him. 3 pp. 4to. Jamaica, 13 Feb.
1833. Relative to (1) the disposal of John Greenwood, of
the Methodist persuasion, for preaching without a licence
in a house belonging to Robert Glover. (2) Sentence on
the said Greenwood : £10 fine, and (3) Greenwood is to
appear before Henry Cox to answer a complaint made by
Henry See. Drawn up by the jailer, T. H. Burton. 10s.
194 NEWNHAM (Wm.), Secretary to the Military Board.
Signed “ True Copies ” of the “ Confidential Memorandum ”
and “ Minute,” sent to “ Major-Genl. Wilkinson Presi-
dent & Members of the Military Board,” dated Bombay,
9 May 1814. 30 pp. folio. £1, is.
“ Furnished by Colonel Smith of His Majesty’s 65th Regiment,
wherein he has stated the effects produced by the alteration
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(Governors of Bombay), Francis Warden, Chief Secretary,
and The Court of Directors of the Honourable East India
Company. Submitting his sentiments relative to under-
taking a survey of the Teak Wood Forests to the north-
ward, and of the Barochi Purgunnah; about the abolition
of the post of Surveyor-General. In his “ Memorial ”
Monier Williams states that in 1800 he was appointed
Surveyor by Colonel Wellesley (“ now his Grace the Duke
of Wellington”). Quotes from a letter of Colonel
Wellesley, of March 15th 1802. Etc. £2, 2s.
192 NEPEAN (Molyneux H.). Autograph MSS., comprising:
1. A Biography of his Father (Sir Evan Nepean,
Governor of Bombay). 9 pp. 4to.
Stating how his father went to America as a midshipman when
the “ American War had already begun to rage with great vio-
lence,” how the Admiral’s secretary died and Evan Nepean
took his place, became purser of the ships at Boston, with a
thousand pounds a year in his pocket at the age of 17. Lord
Shuldam succeeded Sir William Howe as Commander. Upon his
return Evan Nepean became one of the Secretaries of State under
Lord Sydney, North and Mr Dundas. Thence his father entered
the War Office, and after 15 years to the Admiralty. Etc.
2. French Exercises and drafts of Letters and note on the
shooting of Spencer Perceval, together with an A.L.s.
from A. Lackworthy stating that M. H. Nepean is
registered as a Freemason in the All Souls Lodge,
Weymouth, 26 Oct. 1837. 45 pp. 4to. £2, 2s.
193 NEPEAN (M. H.). 3 Contemporary Copies of Documents
endorsed and signed by him. 3 pp. 4to. Jamaica, 13 Feb.
1833. Relative to (1) the disposal of John Greenwood, of
the Methodist persuasion, for preaching without a licence
in a house belonging to Robert Glover. (2) Sentence on
the said Greenwood : £10 fine, and (3) Greenwood is to
appear before Henry Cox to answer a complaint made by
Henry See. Drawn up by the jailer, T. H. Burton. 10s.
194 NEWNHAM (Wm.), Secretary to the Military Board.
Signed “ True Copies ” of the “ Confidential Memorandum ”
and “ Minute,” sent to “ Major-Genl. Wilkinson Presi-
dent & Members of the Military Board,” dated Bombay,
9 May 1814. 30 pp. folio. £1, is.
“ Furnished by Colonel Smith of His Majesty’s 65th Regiment,
wherein he has stated the effects produced by the alteration
83
