Content Description | States that she cannot see matter [of Edward Denison's proposed marriage] as Clementina wishes; believes he is in love but many others have managed in same situation; refers to [J.E. Denison's] opposition to marriage; states that Denison may agree to it if Edward regains his health; refers to cure of long sea voyages; comments on 'injudicious friends' who say Edward's illness is result of being crossed in love.
Autograph note on f 1r reads 'All our letters had better now go to Ossington except from 4th till 8th Oct when we shall be at Raby Castle, Darlington'. |