[this is written on the same sheet as a note from Horatia: Doc. No: 01895]

Wynyard ^<1>
Nov^r 21^st

Caro ^<2> –

I had no idea L^y Londonderry’s ^<3> Groom would have found you out so easily at Darlington. When she gave the letter to the Groom of the Chamber she said to him “ il faut qu’on le trouve" ^<4> – but I own at the time I thought that more easily said than done.

We go Monday the 23^d to Aske Lord Dundas’s ^<5> – & on Thursday 26^th to Lord Grantham’s ^<6> further you shall hear at the post office Wetherby –

M^r F. ^<7> received your letter this morning.

I wished you to come here only beca[use]^<8> the House is a thing to see & that I cannot tell how you will dispose of yourself – while we are at Aske M^r F. will write thence to Wetherby

Henry Fox Talbot Esq^re
Post Office
Richmond
Yorkshire

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Notes:

1. Wynyard, County Durham, the family seat of the Marquess of Londonderry. [See Doc. No: 01894].

2. Dear.

3. Frances Anne Emily Stewart-Vane, née Vane-Tempest (d. 1865), wife of the 3^rd Marquess of Londonderry.

4. He must be found.

5. Aske Hall, North Yorkshire, the family seat of Laurence Dundas, 1^st Earl of Zetland (1766–1839), Vice– Admiral and politician.

6. Thomas Philip Robinson, 3^rd Baron Grantham (1781–1859).

7. Rear Admiral Charles Feilding (1780–1837), Royal Navy; WHFT’s step-father.

8. Text torn away under seal.