1838 Feb 9. London. He reports on his own well-being, the successful completion of some worrying business concerning the Brewery and his mining interests, …
1838; Gale Group;
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pp 449-52 1838 Feb 9. London. He reports on his own well-being, the successful completion of some worrying business concerning the Brewery and his mining interests, that the Mico Charity business was going well and that he had ceased to worry about the Anti-Slavery matter. He also writes that he had brought Lushington round to his way of thinking and that he was going to present the Ladies' Petition to the Queen at the Levee. Finally he states that they had had a most pleasant journey from Northrepps and that Tommy, his toothache ended, had behaved well. A note added by Edward Buxton reports that his father was well having passed a very good night. This letter is endorsed with pencilled notes by W. E. Forster about Buxton's activities since Monday February 5th:-"Mon. 5 Feb. Upton Ed. Tues - Alliance - R.D.M. - Mico Ironmen 1700, left 1000, 1833 16000 - Dr. L - sleep Brew. Friday of Ste. Col. Of. - Ld Palmers. summary of my views. (Spring Rice - sugar). Staggered Ld P by the evil - Mac. is ill. God bless you & yours I join in all yr I concur in all yr opin & yr visits to me are as water to the thirsty - Miss Mac. Sat. AntiS Alderm 2 resolns - Hampstead. Sir G. Grey B Allen for .......... - Sunday Ed. - slept Hampstead, badly. Monday AntiS Andrew - R. Dell a man rude Capn. Grote. G. Hoare, and a worse night - Tuesday - Brewery Edward & Allens ........ Fireworks. Wed. court dress - G. Stephen address 44000 - Sir G.S. - Mico - Scots 7 to go out. West T - dined Alliance Thursday Brew. dined Upton - Friday - called on Sir G.S. - Stokes R. Dillon East India Papers. ordered Sir G. Grey. Dr. L. - Sta. Norwich returned Sat 17 Feb. W.E.F.
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