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Mary, Newby Hall to Amabel She had a pleasant stay at Wimpole Hall, and arrived at Newby on Friday. A letter from Tom arrived, which informed her they are going to Sunderland and Newcastle when they leave Scarborough. Details the repairs and alterations that have been made to the house with the savings from the High Court. This includes fitting rooms and building dog kennels. She has not discovered the details of her cousin's case, as the attending doctor, Dr Kilvington, is not at Ripon. Her friends told her, "the Paralitick seizure began on an outward application of cold Vinegar after the miscarriage". Dr Denham and Mr Bell argue that this could not induce a palsy. [Relates to the death of Margaret Waddington, nee Yorke, daughter of James Yorke, Bishop of Ely.] Mentions the Dean has gone to see his eldest daughter at Edinburgh.

22 Jul 1800

From: 1800 To: 1800

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Lucas,
de Grey, Amabel, 1st Countess,
Yorke, Amabel,
Grantham, Mary Jemima, Baroness,
Yorke, Mary Jemima,
de Grey of Wrest, Thomas Philip Weddell, 2nd Earl,
Kilvington,
Waddington, Margaret,
Denham,
Bell,
Yorke

family correspondence, Newby Hall, letters, travel, building work, private buildings & land, general legal process, general courts, dogs, doctor of medicine, medical conditions, pregnancy, palsy, deans, general family, Wrest, Mulwith with Newby, Wimpole, Wimpole Hall, Sunderland, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Scarborough, Ripon, Edinburgh