Mr. Frankland's subsequent statements on Quilliam's case with observations deliver'd to the D[uke] of A[tholl]: 27 May 1813 and transmitted to Lord Sidmouth June 12 1813
Date(s): c Jun 1813
Creator(s): Unknown
Scope & Content: A manuscript copy of a statement made by the Manx Attorney General, William Frankland, declaring that he does not think it necessary for the Attorney General to conduct all prosecutions for the Crown in person; referencing the case of Robert Quilliam, who has been awaiting trial for a long time due to Frankland's absence from the island, the Attorney General states that no public prosecutor is needed for the case; Frankland also makes the argument that he is of more use as a Member of Parliament than a prosecutor on the isle; the statement is annotated with comments.
Language: English
Extent: 12 pages (4 sheets)
Item name: Document
Collection: Manuscript Archive
Level: ITEM
ID number: MS 09707/7/1196
Retrieval number: AP 126 (3rd)-4
Record class: Private
Access conditions: No regulations or restrictions are implemented on this material.