| Description | Written from Windsor Castle.
Thanks for enquiry about his health and account of his own: feeling the effects of the combination of anxiety, fatigue and wretchedness from circumstances surrounding the death of the King: hope of the memory of Sir Jonathan's benevolent affection and attention to the late King lasting for the rest of his life: his being happy to see him next Wednesday, taking it for granted he himself will remain there until then, depending on the opinion of the Duke of Wellington: his only going when the "sacred remains are removed", with private duty then at an end.
Sheet, with 2 pages of text, black-edged. |