John Hadden Moggridge, Bradford, to William Wood, Leeds, 9 February 1790.

Moggridge thanks Wood and is sending him their resolutions of the 2nd, and he notes they did approve of a the  national plan proposed by Birmingham.

Sir 

        I have the pleasure to send you a copy of the resolutions ofthe Wiltre Committee at their last Meeting.  The plan of Union suggested by the Birmingham Committee was [greatfully] approved, but for want of time the particular consideration of it was obliged to be deferr’d till our next Meeting.   I shall be happy in the communication of any particulars respecting Protest Dissenters & I remain respectfully

                            Your Obedt Servt

                                            John Hadden Moggridge

Bradford

Feby 9.  1790

Text: Test Acts Papers, no. 80, Unitarian Collection, UCC 3/6/6, John Rylands University Library of Manchester.