| Description | Letter (341/38), written from Hanover: being sorry SIr Wathen thinks the prince is in his debt when it comes to letters, with there being none from him unanswered and Sir Wathen being the one who owes letters: his not forgotting the attentions of Sir Wathen, with his affection and gratitude remaining unabated: his being glad to hear of his son being placed at Brussels (known to be his wish), his marriage, and Ernest having an heir: enquiry on whether he has sold his house at Hastings as well as Twickenham:: the King, Queen and he himself being well. Sheet, with 4 pages of text.
Envelope (341/39), addressed to Sir Wathen Waller, Bart, Mansfield Street, with seal of royal coat of arms applied. |