L30/11/15/8

Letter from Catherine Bathurst, Cadogan Place, to Amabel Hume Campbell, Lady de Grey. Thanks for pheasant. Pleased to hear of the full recovery of Lord Goderich’s son. [Frederick John Robinson, Viscount Goderich; his son George Frederick Samuel Robinson, born 1827]

Sunday night [No date] 1827-1833, Poss. 1830

From: 1827 To: 1833

Will not be in Cadagon Place when Lady Lucas comes to Town; writer and sister Tryphena leave on Tuesday for Betchworth to visit the Goulburn’s [Henry Goulburn of Betchworth House]. Hope to see Lady Lucas on return to London. Have not yet heard of Col. & Mrs Seymour Bathurst’s arrival in Paris – they have given up thoughts of going through Italy to Naples and from thence to Malta and instead will go to Marseilles and sail from there. [Relates to Thomas Seymour Bathurst and his wife Julia]. William Bathurst has gone to meet them in Paris. [Possibly William Lennox Bathurst, brother of Thomas Seymour Bathurst]

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Bathurst, Catherine,
Hume-Campbell, Amabel, 1st Countess de Grey, 5th Baroness Lucas,
de Grey, Amabel, 1st Countess,
Robinson, Frederick John,
Robinson, George Frederick Samuel (2nd Viscount Goderich de Nocton),
Bathurst, Tryphena,
Goulburn, Henry,
Bathurst, Thomas Seymour,
Seymour, Julia,
Bathurst, William Lennox

CORRESPONDENCE, illness, pheasants, London, Paris, Marseilles, France, Naples, Italy, Malta