Chapter VII
Council of State to consider question of the Inland and Foreign Posts 216
Foreign Letter Office carried on for behoof of Witherings' son and nephew 217
Rival claimants for possession of the Posts, Inland and Foreign 218
Suggestions made by the Committee for the Management of the Posts--The Posts to be farmed and tenders called for 219
Tenders 222
Council of State let the Posts--Inland and Foreign--on farm to John Manley 223
Rival posts 224
The "first undertakers" for reducing the postage 225
Prideaux's agents murder a post-boy 228
The "first undertakers" drive Prideaux out of the field 229
Council furnish Manley with warrant to take possession of the Posts 231
His method of taking possession 232
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The Early History of the Post in Grant and FarmChapter VII
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