| Content Description | Writes regarding the appointment of a chaplain for Spain; asks if Lord Russell is leaving the matter with him as he is unsure how to treat enquires made to the Foreign Office; Lord Malmesbury's handling of the situation has been 'extraordinary', especially with regard to the loss of Mr Child's testimonials; the Spanish Certificates question has again been raised; mentions the involvement of the U.S.A. in European stocks; discusses the right of individuals to purchase foreign debts; there was a suggestion that American citizens may purchase the Spanish debt to Britain; he will discuss the matter with Lord Russell on his return from Scotland. |