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Document number: 7210
Date: 10 Jan 1856
Recipient: TALBOT William Henry Fox
Author: EDGCUMBE Caroline Augusta, née Feilding
Collection: British Library, London, Manuscripts - Fox Talbot Collection
Last updated: 1st September 2003

The Winter Villa
Stonehouse
Plymouth

Jany 10th 1856

My dear Henry

I hope you will come & see us this time, after you have safely deposited Charles <1> at Harrow? It would be too bad not to do so. Milord <2> begs me to join in requesting you will.

Please thank Amandier <3> for the sermon – Which I saw came from her by the address – I had heard of it, & will write & thank her – but today I have only time to put you in mind that you have friends still in existence in the far West – most anxious to see you again.

Yrs affly

Caroline

Did Amandier receive the Agenda safe?

Notes:

1. Charles Henry Talbot (1842–1916), antiquary & WHFT’s only son.

2. Ernest Augustus Edgcumbe, Lord Valletort, 3rd Earl of Mt Edgcumbe (1797–1861), WHFT’s brother-in-law.

3. Amélina Petit De Billier, ‘Mamie’, ‘Amandier’ (1798–1876), governess and later close friend of the Talbot family [See Amélina's journal].

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