Copy letter from Wakefield, Yorkshire, re a meeting of 1,800 rebels on Grange Moor, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire. He expresses his fears of an uprising in support of a French invasion. Coke offers his services to the government during his forthcoming visit to Ireland.
In a postscript Coke suggests that corn granaries be erected throughout the country as a means of winning favour with the people.
[Public Record Office reference HO/42/62/fo. 408.]