L30/11/223/1

Letter from Jemima Pole Carew, Sunning Hill, to Amabel, Lady Polwarth. Mention of information provided by Lady Polwarth respecting Lady Grey [Jemima Yorke, mother of Lady Polwarth].

6 Aug 1795

From: 1795 To: 1795

Returned from London yesterday, where they had spent one day in order to carry 'our young people' to Campden House [school]. Reference to venison, believed to have come from Wrest, in which case, thanks should be passed to Lady Grey. Due to set out on Thursday next for Lymington; had considered Bognor, but there is not a house to be had. 'Lady Grantham tells me she has been performing wonders, in sailing out Spit Head and dining on board the Stag with Mrs Eliot and poor Mrs Yorke, whose spirits have received a great shock by the terrible accident that befell her two maids.'

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Pole-Carew, Jemima,
Hume-Campbell, Amabel, 1st Countess de Grey, 5th Baroness Lucas,
Yorke, Jemima,
Robinson, Mary Jemima,
Eliot, Caroline

family correspondence, CORRESPONDENCE, venison, Lymington, Sunninghill, sailing, Wrest Park