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Letter from Elizabeth Hume-Campbell (Lady Marchmont) to her son Alexander Hume-Campbell, Lord Polwarth. Will be very happy if Parliament rises in March, as the newspapers suggest.

20 Feb 1770

From: 1770 To: 1770

Mention of a masquerade at Mrs Cornely's next Monday. The writer is not going to attend. [Mrs Cornely's Assembly Rooms at Carlisle House, Soho Square]. Father's face grows daily worse [Windmill Crompton]. Col. Pringle went to Scotland on Saturday 'just to pay a visit to his little wife, and is to return again.' Comments about dogs. George Tonyn has been gone some time to the coast of Africa.

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Hume-Campbell, Elizabeth,
Crompton, Elizabeth,
Marchmont,
Crompton,
Crompton, Windmill,
Cornely,
Pringle,
Tonyn, George

family correspondence, dogs, Scotland, Africa