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Letter from Catherine Bathurst to Amabel Hume Campbell, Lady de Grey. Mention of cold and snow. Have had no visitors for a week, so dependent on the newspapers for intelligence. Hopes the meeting of Parliament will bring friends to London.

Not dated [1829-1831]

From: 1829 To: 1831

Fears Lord Goderich will have a slow journey from Brighton as the snow has probably drifted. Writer’s nephew William [Lennox] Bathurst went to Brighton to attend the Council. Reference to Mr Robinson’s health. Lady Mexborough has gone to Paris with her daughter ‘I suppose to give her a final polish before she brings her out this spring in London.’[Refers to Anne Savile, Lady Mexborough and daughter Lady Sarah Elizabeth Savile] Hopes Lady Goderich and her son have got rid of their colds.

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Bathurst, Catherine,
Hume-Campbell, Amabel, 1st Countess de Grey, 5th Baroness Lucas,
de Grey, Amabel, 1st Countess,
Robinson, Frederick John (1st Earl of Ripon),
Bathurst, William Lennox,
Savile, Anne [Lady Pollington],
Savile, Sarah Elizabeth

CORRESPONDENCE, Brighton, London, France, Paris, weather, snow, travel, colds