J. P. Heywood, Lincolns Inn, to William Wood, Leeds, 18 June 1792.
Dear Sir
I have only just time before the post goes to enclose you two Addresses one to the People of Birmingham the other to the Dissenters in General – the latter you will please to lay before our Constituents I hope next winter when our powers are properly enlarged we shall be able to take into Consideration several important questions relating to the Civil Rights of the Dissenters.
I have the Honor to be
Dear Sir
Your very faithful Servt
J. P. Heywood
Novr 21. 1791
Linc. Inn
Attached to this letter is a MS. in Heywood’s hand of a list of names linked to locations:
Northumberland Dr. Turnbull
Durham Dr. Blackburne
Yorkshire 2. J. P. Heywood Wm Buck Esqr
Lancashire Saml Heywood Esqr
Cheshire Richard Sharpe Esqr
Nottinghamshire Dr Towers
Derbyshire Tuffin Esqr
Warwickshire Michael Dodson
Staffordshire Josiah Wedgwood Esqr
Worcestershire Thomas Richards Esqr
Gloucestershire Revd Dr Davis
Monmouthshire Mr Saml Toulmin
Somersetshire Mr Francis Kemble
Wiltshire John Towgood Esqr
Devonshire Benjn Vaughan Esqr
Cornwall Wm Vaughan Esqr
Hampshire Mr Moggridge
Lincolnshire James West Esqr
Leicestershire Dr Kippis
Rutlandshire Mr Lovewell
Northamptonshire Jas Gibson Esqr
Shropshire Mr Wm Sharpe
North Wales Revd Mr Emick[?]
Hertfordshire Wm Smith Esqr
Bedfordshire Revd Mr Belsham
Bucks Mr Wainwright
Norfolk Robt Alderson Esqr
Cambridgeshire J. H. Hone Esqr
Another list is headed by Heywood-- “Have not made returns”:
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Herefordshire
Dorsetshire
Sussex
Surrey
Kent
Oxfordshire
Berkshire
Essex
Stafford
Huntingdon
South Wales
Text: Test Acts Papers, no. 121 (e), Unitarian Collection, UCC 3/6/6, John Rylands University Library of Manchester.