Correspondence of Lord Barrington and Lord Germain Referring to Troops Raised in the Grenadines, and Clothing and Hospital Supplies Required by Regiments in North America and Canada

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Correspondence of Mr Barrington and Lord Germain, Relative to Lesser Numbers of Recruits Being Transported to General Howe's Army on Account of the Pressing Need to Ship Clothing, Camp Equipage and Hospital Supplies to North America

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Correspondence of Lord Germain and Lord Barrington Reporting Upon Supplies and Recruits Being Transported for the Army Under Sir William Howe, Proposals for New Levies for Raising of Recruits, and Relaying a Series of Returns for Recruits Raised for Additional Companies for the Year, 1777

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Two Letters Sent by Lord Barrington to Lord Germain Seeking that He Order Commissioners of the Admiralty to Ready Transports to Receive One Hundred and Fifty Tons of Medical Supplies, and Members of the 70th Regiment of Foot for North America

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Correspondence of Viscount Barrington and Lord Germain, Respecting Troop Transports to Norther America, Medical Staff on Half Pay, and the Importance of Providing Troops with Capable Physicians

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Correspondence of Mr Barrington and Lord Germain Seeking that He Order the Admiralty to Arrange the Transportation of Horses, Men and Supplies for Light Dragoons Regiments and Sir William Howe's Army in North America

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Correspondence of Lord Barrington and Lord Germain Referring to Medical Supplies Being Sent to Halifax, and to Orders for General Haldimand to be Restored to the Office and Pay of the Inspector General of Forces in West Florida

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Two Letters Sent by Lord Barrington to Lord Germain Referring to Tonnage of Camp Equipage and Blankets to be Transported to North America, and to Recruits Assembled in North Britain to Serve Within Sir William Howe's Army

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Correspondence of Viscount Barrington and Lord Germain Relative to the Raising of Irish and German Troops, Military Funds, and Referring to Transportation of Troops to Quebec

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Correspondence of Mr Barrington and Lord Germain Referring to Orders Needed for Camp Equipment and Reinforcements to be Sent to North America by the End of December

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