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  <dc:title>Incoming Letter Book Volume 15: Letter to Members of the Magistrates of Aberdeen from Alex Walker - regarding possible injury to His Majety's troops while in Aberdeen (1800)</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Letter from Walker concerning a letter sent to him from the Barrack Office, detailing injury his Majesty's troops may receive from the 'Bleaching House lately erected and still extending to the East of the Barracks.'  Walker believes that this is the Ash Work belonging to his company under the Heading Hill, and expresses the opinion that this possibility of injury is illfounded.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>18 June 1800</dc:date>
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