The Czarist Letters and Geneva Arrests Noted 1719
The 1719 correspondence records Lord Ashton and officers noting the Geneva Republic arrests of the Earl of Afar and Mr Stuart. A letter from King George to Geneva expresses favor and urges continued humane treatment while awaiting further agreement. Additional dispatches from M de Weffelowfti complain about John Rotherham, a Middlesex justice, with a secretary report in Whitehall.