| Content Description | States that he writes, not to condole with him on the death of his father, but upon his removal to The Hague; comments on the current situation in Spain and Italy, speculating upon the outcome of Spain backing the Bourbon cause in Naples and the response of Cavour; in this respect he is glad to see him 'out of Madrid' and hopes The Hague is a staging post for promotion in the East; thanks him for the photographic portraits of himself and Lady Buchanan, which Peel told him was an excellent likeness. |