| Content Description | Acknowledges his letters and has forwarded the information to Mr Stuart; has visited the King following the death of the Queen of Portugal, who had been ill with diphtheria; the King asked him to write to Queen Victoria on his behalf; thinks that Mr Stuart will enjoy his move to Naples, which is an easy step to Paris, where, he concludes, Grey will not stay long; asks what Lumley will say to St Petersburg; Lord Malmesbury had offered him a transfer to Hanover; had communicated with Lord John Russell and discovered that [Arthur C.] Magenis was to succeed him in Lisbon, having refused Copenhagen; suggests that Magenis had not been treated well by Malmesbury. |