| Content Description | States that he is in London for the remainder of the season and has enjoyed his travels since leaving Copenhagen; has impressed his opinions on the Schleswig-Holstein question upon Lords Lansdowne and Shelburne; informs him that Mr Williamson, of The Times, has promised to promote the Danish cause; expresses the hope that the Foreign Office will not be influenced by Prince Albert and support Prussia; comments on the celebrations of the Royal wedding [of Princess Victoria and Prince Frederick] and the happiness of the Queen; comments on domestic politics with reference to reform, the Church and policy relating to China; reports the Hankey's to be in good health; informs him Lord Stratford was glad to hear Buchanan was well; comments on the effect of the appointment of Clanricarde on Lord Palmerston. |