Rydal, Windermere

Aug. Sept. 3

Dear Sir,

I hardly know if this will find you at Keswick; ^<1> – should you be still there and shall you be passing this way in your return to the South, it would be a good opportunity for talking over the points on which you wish to speak to me. I wrote a few days ago to Arthur Headlam, ^<2> to ask him if he could find out for me whether you would like your son to occupy a set of rooms in the Master’s new buildings. They are very comfortable, & I should think him better off there than in lodgings. Perhaps you will kindly let me know your wishes on this point: with kind regards to your son, believe me dear Sir

Yours very truly
W. C. Mathison

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Notes:

1. Keswick, Cumberland.

2. Rev Arthur William Headlam (1826–1909), clergy; private tutor to Charles Henry Talbot - see Doc. No: 08188.