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Document number: 3429
Date: Thu 10 Aug 1837
Dating: calendar; death of Lord Stavordale on 11 Aug
Harold White: Oct 1837
Recipient: TALBOT William Henry Fox
Author: GAISFORD Henrietta Horatia Maria, née Feilding
Collection: British Library, London, Manuscripts - Fox Talbot Collection
Last updated: 22nd December 2010

Thursday 10th

My dear Henry

Papa <1> is going on much the same Mr Cutler <2> said yesterday his pulse was better & the leg too, but he seems very low, more perhaps than when he was worse, as he now feels the ennui of lying there day & night –

Pray tell me how Henry <3> is going on & how he looks if you have seen him – Mama <4> begs if you go to Llanelay <5> or anywhere else you will charge Constance <6> to send on to you any letters that may arrive with the Richmond postmark, as we shall not know where to direct

Mr Moore <7> came to se us today & lunched here –

What sad accounts of Stavordale <8> it is too dreadful to think of

Yr affte sister
Horatia


Notes:

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

2. Charles Feilding’s doctor.

3. Henry Fitzmaurice, Lord Shelburne, 4th Marquess of Lansdowne (1816–1866), MP. [See Doc. No: 03419].

4. Lady Elisabeth Theresa Feilding, née Fox Strangways, first m Talbot (1773–1846), WHFT’s mother.

5. Llanely, or Lanely, Glamorganshire: home of Lady Mary Cole and Mary Thereza Talbot.

6. Constance Talbot, née Mundy (1811–1880), WHFT’s wife.

7. Thomas Moore (1780–1852), Irish poet.

8. Henry Thomas Leopold Fox Strangways, Lord Stavordale (1816– 11 August 1837).

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