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Letter from Mary Gertrude Robinson to Amabel, Lady Lucas, Countess de Grey.

7 Feb 1832

From: 1832 To: 1832

Anne [sister] has been confined to bed for some days suffering from a cold and rash. Have been quite alone for the last week, but expect the Bathursts on Friday with Lord Fitzgerald and perhaps Sir George Murry. Heard from Lady Goderich [wife of writer's uncle, Frederick John Robinson]; glad the little boy is better agian [George Frederick Samuel Robinson, cousin of writer]. Writer supposes they will soon settle in their new house in Carlton Terrace. Rode with Papa to see the Lautours, but they were out; meant to see their church, [Little Staughton?] which they have been repairing and beautifying 'it is very pretty, but not to be compared with our Silsoe one, which we flatter ourselves is the perfect model for a village church'

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Robinson, Mary Gertrude,
Hume-Campbell, Amabel, 1st Countess de Grey, 5th Baroness Lucas,
Lucas, Amabel, Baroness,
de Grey, Amabel, 1st Countess,
Robinson, Anne,
Bathurst,
Murray, George,
FitzGerald, William Vesey [2nd Baron FitzGerald],
Robinson, Sarah Albinia Louisa,
Robinson, George Frederick Samuel (4th Baron Grantham),
Lautour

family correspondence, churches, SILSOE, illness