A letter from George Parker to Evan Nepean on O'Callaghan movements and his distress at being fired, reiterating all he has done for Nepean.
A letter from George Parker to Evan Nepean reporting the movements of the O'Callaghan family. Parker kept an eye on the letter carrier for letters or parcels being sent to O'Callaghan's wife or son. He notes that O'Callaghan has been inspecting the Docks and Shipping before conveying the information to the ambassador. In the letter Parker notes that he has a wife and child and is unhappy that Evan Nepean will not continue his employment. He assures Nepean that he has done everything he can to discover information on the Duke and O'Callaghan and that he followed the secretary of state and was unfortunate that he did not catch Mrs Wright (an American artist) who was sending intelligence to her friends in Philidelphia.
Record Details
| Item reference: | NEP/9/1/4; MSS/78/180 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 folder |
| Date made: | 1790-06-05 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- A letter from George Parker to Sir Evan Nepean, 13 May 1790 containing information on Callaghan. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/1/1)
- Letter from George Parker reporting surveillance on an unknown man. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/1/2)
- A letter from George Parker to Evan Nepean reporting of O'Callaghan, the Ambassador of Sardinia and news that the Duke of Orleans may be going back to France. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/1/3)
- A letter from George Parker to Evan Nepean on O'Callaghan movements and his distress at being fired, reiterating all he has done for Nepean. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/1/4)
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