Letter received by Banks from George Chalmers, 22 October1792 (Series 72.015) - No. 0007

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their district.  We begin to prick up our Ears; and to hear terrible tales.  Your district, with three others, I see, are open.  If you should have any good accounts of the general, or particular, state of the late harumph, pray favour me with them.  If you like better, write to Masters, and tell him your mind, with your usual freedom.  I have two wild letters from one friend Young, who deprecates muddling