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Sepr: 26th: 1818. | Sepr: 26th: 1818. | ||
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letter of 12th instant and understood you | letter of 12th instant and understood you | ||
| − | remain | + | remain [[underline]] Ireland [[/underline]] till November: the death |
of the Queen will prevent my ball certainly | of the Queen will prevent my ball certainly | ||
till into December and I should be sorry that you | till into December and I should be sorry that you | ||
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is to lodge: Yourself the Countess and your servants | is to lodge: Yourself the Countess and your servants | ||
will of course eat with us. | will of course eat with us. | ||
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Revision as of 10:57, 9 May 2019
Hanover. Sepr: 26th: 1818. My Dear Lord, Yesterday I received Your Lordship's letter of 12th instant and understood you remain underline Ireland /underline till November: the death of the Queen will prevent my ball certainly till into December and I should be sorry that you and Lady Mary were not present at it as it will be a fine thing: Frankfort is decidedly the best road and Clancarty at Brussels will give you the proper route: Linsginen and myself must arrange where your Lordship is to lodge: Yourself the Countess and your servants will of course eat with us.
I am glad on Mary's account
