| Description | Written from Hanover.
Thanks for his letter, carrying out his promise to write to her occasionally: the pleasure given her by his account of the Duke of Sussex, with hope of hearing all is well and his health not having not suffered from the impairment: his assurance about Sophia being a great consolation to her: performing her journey without incovenience, with less fatigue than expected: the health of the Duke of Cambridge better, after nervous attack: kind reception from the Duke and Duchess: respect and devotion the Hanoverians have for their King: being lodged in a pretty villa, situated in a garden full of roses just out of town: hope of him and his family being well, in particular his eldest son, with no return of complaints
24 June, no year given but probably 1836, when she visited Hanover, paper watermarked 1836.
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