BISHOP, J

503

6 Villa Row

Dowlace Common

Camberwell

15^th September 1819

Sir,

            We can muster 7 persons to proceed to the Cape of Good Hope & if you could (in the course of applications made to you) recommend or point out to us a respectable party we can join we shall be much obliged.

I am Sir

Yours truly

J. BISHOP

542

6 Villa Row

Dowlace Common

Camberwell

27^th September 1819

Sir,

            I return my thanks for the attention to mine of no date but before it was received we had joined a party. It being the wish of His Majesty’s Government that settlers before leaving this “garden of the world” should be in possession of every particular. I shall esteem it a great favour to have the following questions answered.

I remain Sir your most obd’t humble servt

J. BISHOP

1^st How (individually) are the settlers to be put in possession of the grant of land and who is to give them such possession?

2^nd

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