HG12/6/4

to Charles Longuet-Higgins, 11 Southampton Row, Russell Square, London from brother, Henry Longuet Higgins, Turvey Abbey

post mark 6 Feb 1837

From: 1837 To: 1837

Gives details of payments to sick members of Club. Thinks influenza greater evil than cholera in neighbouring parishes. Mentions Tysoes', Molly Sergeant and Wm. Dalley. Writer himself and father have both had influenza. Miss Anne Green and Forster visited yesterday. Dr. Witt attends father. end: from sister, Mary Father has cough. Glad to hear Charles is alive to influence of Helen Burgon, expects she is a delightful girl. Asks Charles to buy her a Bible with silver clasps and tips.

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Higgins, Charles Longuet,
Higgins, Henry Longuet,
Tysoe,
Sergeant, Molly,
Dalley, William,
Green, Anne,
Forster,
Witt,
Higgins, Mary,
Burgon, Helen

family correspondence, Turvey Turvey Abbey, London WC1 Russell Square, influenza, cholera